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by Elaine Glusac

L.A. RETAIL GETS GROOVY

Forget big-box malls. Los Angeles’ new outdoor center The Grove, linked to the neighboring Farmers Market via electric trolley, has The Gap, of course. But tenants assemble in a retail village of tree-lined streets, showcase water fountains, and public plazas anchored by Nordstrom and a 14-screen cineplex. Located about 10 miles north of LAX, The Grove also collects unique specialty stores, including NikeGoddess and Bodega Chocolates. (323) 900-8000, www.thegrovela.com —

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