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  • Bunyard, "Radiation risks -- how low can one get?"

    Gayle Greene: Airport Body Scanners: More Radiation Than You Think? Gayle Greene 2011

  • Bunyard, "Radiation risks -- how low can one get?"

    Gayle Greene: Airport Body Scanners: More Radiation Than You Think? Gayle Greene 2011

  • November's $330,000 purchase matches the Hong Kong-based developer's own 2007 record for the delicacy, and he's well-known to Bunyard and other truffle specialists as the man to beat at auctions worldwide.

    The Year's Biggest Luxury Buys Clare O'Connor 2010

  • November's $330,000 purchase matches the Hong Kong-based developer's own 2007 record for the delicacy, and he's well-known to Bunyard and other truffle specialists as the man to beat at auctions worldwide.

    The Year's Biggest Luxury Buys Clare O'Connor 2010

  • The high prices Ho routinely pays for truffles are inflated, as proceeds from these auctions generally benefit charities, but Bunyard is still not sure why the ultrarich flock to buy what he calls "a strong-smelling, black, dirty potato" over any other luxury item on the market.

    The Year's Biggest Luxury Buys Clare O'Connor 2010

  • November's $330,000 purchase matches the Hong Kong-based developer's own 2007 record for the delicacy, and he's well-known to Bunyard and other truffle specialists as the man to beat at auctions worldwide.

    The Year's Biggest Luxury Buys Clare O'Connor 2010

  • The high prices Ho routinely pays for truffles are inflated, as proceeds from these auctions generally benefit charities, but Bunyard is still not sure why the ultrarich flock to buy what he calls "a strong-smelling, black, dirty potato" over any other luxury item on the market.

    The Year's Biggest Luxury Buys Clare O'Connor 2010

  • The high prices Ho routinely pays for truffles are inflated, as proceeds from these auctions generally benefit charities, but Bunyard is still not sure why the ultrarich flock to buy what he calls "a strong-smelling, black, dirty potato" over any other luxury item on the market.

    The Year's Biggest Luxury Buys Clare O'Connor 2010

  • November's $330,000 purchase matches the Hong Kong-based developer's own 2007 record for the delicacy, and he's well-known to Bunyard and other truffle specialists as the man to beat at auctions worldwide.

    The Year's Biggest Luxury Buys Clare O'Connor 2010

  • The high prices Ho routinely pays for truffles are inflated, as proceeds from these auctions generally benefit charities, but Bunyard is still not sure why the ultrarich flock to buy what he calls "a strong-smelling, black, dirty potato" over any other luxury item on the market.

    The Year's Biggest Luxury Buys Clare O'Connor 2010

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