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Dean Hooke is waiting for a customer. He has been waiting for one all week.
It is Friday afternoon on St Swithin’s Lane in the City of London, where the tailor’s shop stands in the shadow of Rothschild and Co, a couple of hundred metres from the Bank of England.
