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We are mesmerized by such extravagances as Microsoft cofounder Paul Allen s 414-foot yacht, the Octopus,
arguably the most coveted status symbol isn t a yacht, a racehorse, or a knighthood;
purchasing yachts and sports teams, and surrounding themselves with couture-clad supermodels. Fifteen years later, they are exploring how to buy their way into the world of ideas.
so by watching his yacht compete in a race off the Isle of wight. It is perhaps telling that Blankfein is the son of a Brooklyn postal worker and that Hayward#espite hi o
about as wide as some mega yachts are long. Fully loaded, it can carry 13,167 20-foot-long containers,
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