HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026351.txt
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026351.txt
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The document is a forward of an email containing fact checking questions for a New York Magazine story.
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The document is a forward of an email containing fact checking questions for a New York Magazine story. The main person mentioned in the questions is Michael Wolff and his experiences with Jeffery E. Yablon. Key topics include the square footage of their Manhattan home, working habits, paparazzi presence, tech entrepreneurs, wealth levels, challenges of philanthropy, future of super-rich fortunes, inheritance, advising on charitable initiatives, and an investment in New York Magazine.
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