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Sprawling Colorado Western-themed estate coming to auction

The Casteel Creek property was last part of a 457-acre parcel that was sold for $40 million — after it had been asking $78 million in 2019.

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ILBAB Real Estates in the limelight

In a recent interview, Daline Miranda, the CEO of ILBAB Real Estates, provided valuable insights into the real estate business, shedding light on the company's origins and offering...

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Putin's secret 10K-acre lair near Finnish border revealed

Russian President Vladimir Putin has secretly built a grand estate near the Finnish border — complete with two $10,000 bidets, a “stolen” waterfall and even the framework for its own air defense system.

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Gen X-ers and millennials are poised to inherit trillions in the coming years

The phenomenon known as the great wealth transfer could shift $72.6 trillion directly to these heirs over the next two decades.

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Estate settlement for giant Ponzi East Wind fails to satisfy creditors

Investors owed more than $50 million after the collapse of one of New Zealand’s biggest Ponzi schemes are likely to receive little joy despite liquidators...

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Alex Wagner Tonight

explicit images on the shelf in the classroom. the book is gender queer, what they must commonly challenged books in the in that estates. here is how that investigation went, as captured by the officer's camera. >> so this is the issue. >> okay. >> it's not the general idea of what the books about. it's that you can't present that kind of material to people under 18. >> okay. >> so that's our concern, man. that's why we're here. >> yeah, it's a memoir about coming of age. >> it turns out that the book was not actually in the teachers classroom at that moment, so the officer could not seize it. the police later apologized and last night, the school district initiated into how this happened, but still, a very much happened and the state of massachusetts. on the other side of the country, some people would like to see more of this kind of thing. a few weeks ago and el paso county, colorado, a group of republicans delivered a petition to their local

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Newsday

it is astonishing. we thought we would hopefully raise awareness and get the story out there and get the story of the victims to a wider audience, but no—one ever thought we would get this sort of reaction and response, and to be here today to see them announce the overturning of the criminal convictions is just mind—blowing. back inside parliament, the beginnings of the detail and scrutiny for the government. too many victims want nothing to do with the british justice system, nothing do with the post office, nothing do with government. they have had enough. we need to keep on the momentum that the itv series absolutely engendered, in press, here, everywhere. i think we also still need to listen to the victims. in terms of those that have their convictions| overturned, who have died, will their estates be able i to access the compensation? yes, the government says, their families will get the money. ministers acknowledge today's decision has big consequences, including the prospect some people who are actually guilty are now paid

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The Context

will their estates be able to access compensation? yes, the government says their family also get the money. ministers acknowledge it has big consequence, including the prospect some people who are actually guilty are no paid more than £500,000. but they believe it is the right call. we have been faced with the dilemma accept the problem of people carrying conviction an or accept an unknown number of people who have stolen will be exonerated or perhaps even compensated. constitutionally, politically, practically, financially, this is a big moment. for the victim, the prospect after so, so long, justice, repayment, clarity. chris mason, bbc news, westminster. in april2016, a high court claim was issued against the post office by a group of these postmasters. a group litigation order a process

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BBC News at Ten

that the itv series absolutely engendered, in press, here, everywhere. i think we also still need to listen to the victims. in terms of those that _ have their convictions overturned, who have died, will their estates be able to access the compensation? i yes, the government says, their families will get the money. ministers acknowledge today's decision has big consequences, including the prospect some people who are actually guilty are now paid more than £500,000. but they believe it is the right call. we will be faced with the dilemma, either the present problem of many people carrying the unjustified slur of conviction, or accept an unknown number of people who have genuinely stolen from their post office will be exonerated or perhaps even compensated. constitutionally, politically, practically, financially, this is a big moment. for the victims, the prospect

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Dear Abby: My brother won't talk to me because he thinks I stole $8K from him – I think pot warped his mind

Dear Abby weighs in on a brother making baseless accusations, and an older man who doesn't know how to flirt.

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