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I believe that there was a Printemps location that was built in Denver at one time. It failed. How about adding info on that?

[edit] Branches outside France

I've edited the paragraph about foreign stores which said:

There also three other Printemps locations in Paris and several more throughout France. Few stores have been created in Asian countries, including in Seoul, Korea and in the shopping district of Ginza in Tokyo, which still stands today.

I'm not sure if this is meant to imply that the Seoul store is now closed. I have found several references to the Seoul store on the internet but nothing to say it's closed, but it isn't on the Groupe Printemps website (the only non-French stores it lists are in Andorra, Tokyo and Jeddah). I'd guess that either it's closed or it's no longer run by Groupe Printemps - if anyone knows what happened to this store please make it clearer in the article. Andy Smith (talk) 15:23, 9 November 2005 (UTC)