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Gherardi, whose celebrity clients include Michelle Pfeiffer, Jay-Z and Beyoncé, estimates that the average cost for a seven-night trip, booked through Island Destinations, is $15,000 to $20,000.
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Marchese Gherardi of Lombardy, and Mr. John Spottiswoode the younger, of Spottiswoode, the solicitor.
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By the following December, the Gherardi brought him to
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By the following December, the Gherardi brought him to
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While they were being ferried to Middletown's Coddington Cove, and to their 384-foot destroyer Gherardi, rain began to fall and the winds and seas kicked up fiercely.
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While they were being ferried to Middletown's Coddington Cove, and to their 384-foot destroyer Gherardi, rain began to fall and the winds and seas kicked up fiercely.
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By the following December, the Gherardi brought him to
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While they were being ferried to Middletown's Coddington Cove, and to their 384-foot destroyer Gherardi, rain began to fall and the winds and seas kicked up fiercely.
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While they were being ferried to Middletown's Coddington Cove, and to their 384-foot destroyer Gherardi, rain began to fall and the winds and seas kicked up fiercely.
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By the following December, the Gherardi brought him to
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