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The 300 hoteliers questioned in the Signpost Hotel Guide also said romantic liaisons were on the increase. They said lovers today were 'blatant' about their affairs with fewer registering under pseudonyms. For secretive romantics, the name Smith is used in three out of four occasions though the name Major has become more common with 6 per cent of illicit partners using it.
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