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| He evokes her character from the heydays of competition into her workaday life as a domestic. Despite the advent of the Internet, there is still only a scanty, illiquid market for the trading of units in many of the aging partnerships, billions of dollars worth of which were sold on Wall Street in the real estate syndication heydays. This juxtaposition of sensitive talents, though their heydays were separated by a century, is truly symbiotic art. |
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