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MENDON, Mass. — Here in the heart of blue Massachusetts, Donald Trump sells.
Put a picture of the president, or the word Trump, on a T-shirt, mug or hat, and you can turn a nice profit in the right location.
For Keith Lambert, owner of a Rhode Island-based novelty business, the right location for the past couple of weeks has been a vacant lot at an intersection in Mendon, a town of about 6,000 people, an hour from Boston. There, his pop-up Trump shop, open only sporadically, has seen steady traffic, and the occasional expletive shouted from a passing car.
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