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" Lending whole new meaning to the phrase &amp;quot;big and tall&amp;quot; (sorry, we had to), the Turkish government recently unveiled a sweater declared by the experts at Guinness World Records to be the biggest on the planet. On display in Istanbul and measuring 151 feet long and 52 feet wide, the monstrous jumper is actually an eco-friendly gesture, a not-so-subtle symbolic billboard meant to remind citizens of the energy-conserving power of lowering your thermostat by a few degrees and tossing on an extra layer to keep warm. However, if they&amp;#039;re really gunning to encourage people to cover up for the environment, they could have demonstrated it with a bit more panache. Their design is, well, kind of really freaking boring, and not likely to inspire many style-conscious people to swaddle up. Plus, a friendly tip: Don&amp;#039;t hang knits, as they&amp;#039;re likely to stretch and sag \u2014 fold them and store them in a drawer instead. Environmental consciousness is no reason to ignore the brass-tacks rules of clothing care. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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