| Football has never featured massively in the lives of this hard-working city of bankers, real estate moguls and shopaholics. |
| For many avowed foodies and shopaholics, a trip to the FoodWorld is almost a weekly ritual that they thoroughly enjoy. |
| But their success will depend upon satisfying an increasingly demanding generation of trendy shopaholics. |
| Much like those addicted to drugs or alcohol, shopaholics experience withdrawal symptoms such as irritability, depression and loss of control. |
| Among the shopaholics, 48 per cent stuck to the city centre and 35 per cent ventured to the Trafford Centre. |
| The English version, emacity, became obsolete in the twentieth century, replaced by less elegant terms such as retail therapy and shopaholics. |
