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Kate & Mark Mooradian

t started with an espresso machine in the café where she worked in Worcester, Massachusetts. It was the first, indeed only, espresso machine for miles around, and it fascinated the quiet young man who kept returning for her to show him, over and over, precisely how it worked. She began to find him not just charming but

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