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“...or at the airport on Hainan Island where China’s Boao Forum takes place.…”

“There is no question that the blue-collar workers of Savannah, Georgia, don’t resent the success of Gulfstream.…”

“At a recent Davos meeting, Moss said he happened to “crash” a dinner hosted by Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo. He introduced himself, and when he explained that he was with Gulfstream, Obasanjo “grabbed my hand like this [he clutches …”

“Davos is the one gathering of potential prospects and clients that take place around the world each year that Moss says he “will not miss.”…”

“In a typical year, almost 10 percent of all Gulfstream clients—between 140 and 150 jets and their owners—will fly into Zurich’s international airport, deposit their guests at the general aviation terminal, and then wait for them as they are…”

“One hundred and twenty aircraft descended on Germany for the 2006 World Cup soccer championship, for example.…”

“You would have found almost the same number at the airport in Monaco at the time of the Grand Prix.…”

“You'll also find large concentrations of such aircraft at the small airport in Sun Valley, Idaho, where Allen & Company holds its annual retreat for leaders of the media industry...…”

“Edgar Brothman alleged to have made $350,000 loan to Kerry to help pay off his campaign debt. So basically, Kerry was a bot man. Governor Kerry wasn't the only place where author, email, and Edgar Brothman could be found together. In 1980, …”

“as chairman. In 1986, Gulfstream was purchased by a real estate developer named Kenneth Good using $250 million he had borrowed from a variety of sources. This included $70 million in dump bonds and $90 million from a major East Coast bank.…”

“Edgar Brothman alleged to have made $350,000 loan to Kerry to help pay off his campaign debt. So basically, Kerry was a bot man. Governor Kerry wasn't the only place where author, email, and Edgar Brothman could be found together. In 1980, …”

“to attract the bankers. He built the largest, most expensive house in Denver, a 34,000 square foot for $10 million in Cherry Hills. But by 86, the wheels were starting to come off the Denver real estate market. In January of 86, Good bought…”