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"And people wonder why the power suit with the big shoulders caught on in the '80s! They wonder why a guy with an athletic build would wear Armani suits with all that shoulder padding creating a Frankenstein-like (or Phil Jackson\u2013like) silhouette. It's the perfect protection when you're packing! I find my softly constructed Savile Row suits to be far too revealing when I'm armed. No wonder James Bond carried a .25-caliber Beretta, a lady's-purse pistol. Perhaps a jacket from a more structure-oriented tailoring house, such as Gieves &amp;amp; Hawkes, might be a little more discreet, but even then the jackets are often close-fitting and tucked at the waist. When you're packing heat, I advise the old Pat Riley look. You still see guys like Michael Jordan wearing this style, and frankly, unless civilization changes, I feel the power suit is here to stay. As for prices, I really feel it's unfair for undercover cops to have to pay for their own clothes. If you're going to play a drug dealer and your life depends on your passing for the real thing, don't you deserve real Versace? But, FYI, there are stores like Century 21 and Filene's Basement where you can find unbelievable savings on designer merch."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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