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Watergate . . . going once, going twice . . . no bidders

Source: Miami Herald
Washington : DC : USA | 4 months ago  
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The Watergate Hotel, the iconic property synonymous with the downfall of President Richard Nixon, failed to attract any bids when it was auctioned Tuesday. Joseph Cooper, who wielded the gavel, seemed surprised when there was silence after the auction opened at $25 million. "It's a...
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