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I've become very successful over the years. I think I own among the greatest properties in the world. Donald Trump
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The property is rare. It reminds you of Camelot. It's just perfect. Peggy Moriarty
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We want somebody who is really going to do it. Dave Reed
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We're just waiting for somebody to fall. It's going to happen. O. Winston
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somebody step
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Somebody is supplying these lawyers. They've got an agenda. Cliff Herberg
somebody step
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