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Atlantic City / Trump Taj Mahal Casino / President Trump #1196726

NBC Evening News for Thursday, Jul 06, 2017
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One of President Trump's former properties, the Trump Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City, had its final act today. It was a liquidation sale of everything from tepees to furniture to chandeliers. Hundreds of people turning out to look for bargains. That casino, opened in 1990, cost more than a billion dollars, only to file for bankruptcy soon after. Everything with the Trump name had been removed before today's sale....
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