Celebrity party anecdote with Hollywood figures
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The passage is a personal recollection of encounters with actors, producers, and agents at a social event. It contains no concrete allegations, financial details, or links to government or high‑level Mentions numerous Hollywood personalities and agents at a New York party. Describes weather‑related traffic issues and phone outages. No specific claims of wrongdoing, financial transactions, or poli
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