Where else will you find yachts parked next to yachts parked next to private islands?
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The facility operates more than 120 sailing yachts, including 50 power yachts and 70 power boats.
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The Austrian shipyard Silent Yachts has been experimenting with alternative energy sources for yachts since 2005.
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Serenity Yachts unveiled two solar-powered luxury yachts at the Miami International Boat Show earlier in February.
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And for a handful of very wealthy people, that thing is apparently yachts — not just regular yachts, but superyachts.
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"Whether or not there's 10 yachts or 20173 yachts parked near the Biennale, it doesn't really impede my experience," he said.
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Watch as this yacht carrier, the Super Servant 4, lowers its deck into the water so that tiny yachts and normal yachts and super yachts can all float and steer themselves on the water into their water parking spaces.
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Grand Cayman-based Serenity Yachts just showed off two of their new designs for solar-powered yachts at the Miami International Boat show.
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If there were any doubts, a look off any bay on Mykonos&apos coast reveals waters swamped with freshly scrubbed yachts, superyachts, and mega yachts.
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That is because the vessel was a prototype of a new type of craft called the R35, developed by Princess Yachts, a producer of luxury motor yachts.
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"Only good quality yachts have a long and successful life, and we have launched yachts more than 20 years ago that still are unmatched in the market," Bassani said.
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The billionaire had a love of yachts, and a boat he owned named "The Maltese Falcon," was once among the world's largest and most advanced sailing yachts, according to media reports.
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While some tech executives like Amazon's Jeff Bezos prefer partying on the yachts of their rich friends, others have purchased their own ritzy yachts complete with movie theaters and dance floors.
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Yachts — the mere word connotes luxury and easy living.
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On most yachts, passengers simply observe nature from the deck.
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Some, like Pandora and CBS, rent yachts for the week.
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It's two yachts and three houses, just so you know.
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A Ferretti Yachts representative was not immediately available for comment.
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But the production of CABO Yachts was shuttered in 2010.
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There is NOTHING more embarrassing than not having enough yachts.
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To remain competitive, Monte Carlo Yachts offers almost unlimited customization.
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Below were dark grottoes and yachts sailing into the port.
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Monaco is known for its yachts, gambling, and lavish wealth.
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There aren't too many tech billionaires who own personal yachts.
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Luxury and sustainability are merging in the world of yachts.
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You can rent sailboats, canoes, surfboards, jet skis or yachts.
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There turn out to be special yachts for that clientele.
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The waters in and around Dubai are choked with yachts.
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He then wonders where all the customers' yachts have gone.
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Yachts fill the docks of the country's many seaside resorts.
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This year's yacht show displayed its largest fleet of yachts ever, both by volume — there were about 125 yachts — and value, according to Johan Pizzardini, the communications and media manager for the Monaco Yacht Show.
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In a press statement, Marquis Yachts (which builds the LY 650 line of yachts) announced that the yacht will have a starting cost of $3.74 million, with a fully-optioned model offered for $4.85 million.
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Of all the fascinating reporting to arrive in Fyre's aftermath, perhaps the most fascinating involves the amount of early funds the festival spent on models, planes, yachts and promotional videos of models, planes and yachts.
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Superyachts are like regular yachts but bigger and therefore more expensive.
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Racing yachts and speedboats are a bit like high-performance cars.
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For pristine yachts, there are still underexploited markets such as Asia.
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The people who didn't qualify for tax relief on their yachts.
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Yachts, jets and mansions are the usual signs of extreme wealth.
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Other people own yachts; I own a rowboat and a canoe.
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It was one of those closed yachts with a small hatch.
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Maybe the people behind Sunseeker Yachts are actually just really cool?
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They gave 13 of the best British yachts a thorough thrashing.
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They don't buy yachts or McMansions with the aid they receive.
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In the evenings, some of the yachts turn into party boats.
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Bezos continued to spend plenty of time on yachts this summer.
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Here are some of the tech elites who own private yachts.
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Medallion brokers grew rich enough to buy yachts and waterfront properties.
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What are some of the most popular destinations for your yachts?
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Boat shoes are casual shoes meant to be worn on yachts.
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Rob Parmentier, chief executive of Marquis Yachts in Green Bay, Wis.
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Ticket packages reached six-figures for chartered yachts and private planes.
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Nearly everything is getting a sustainable makeover, even luxury yachts, apparently.
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Worse still, the tidal river usually flows seaward, pushing yachts backward.
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As they say on Wall Street, 'Where are the customers' yachts?
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We rounded up the 12 most luxurious yachts we could find.
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People who own yachts have lots of things to worry about.
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Those issues seem less related to yachts than to human behavior, but what do I know, I don't own a yacht Perhaps unsurprisingly, the news that the superrich were not only buying yachts worth hundreds of millions of dollars but filling said yachts with art worth hundreds of millions of dollars and then accidentally damaging that art was not received well.
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No more cran vodkas, bourbons, jeans, cigarettes, or yachts for you Europe!
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Yachts are large, but superyachts are huge: Think 2000 feet or longer.
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"I also received orders for superbikes, yachts, aeroplanes and bicycles," Lin said.
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They also own multiple yachts, planes and major pieces of contemporary art.
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A staff of 38 crew, according to a representative from Valef Yachts.
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In 1954, Onassis bought the boat for $34,000, according to Valef Yachts.
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I did them on private planes, on yachts, in the makeup chair.
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"You had these gas guzzling land yachts cruising around London," said Kotch.
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I've really tried to find myself as a chef outside of yachts.
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Yachts bob in the harbor and brightly painted homes line quiet streets.
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The pajamas were white, decorated with yellow-and-blue yachts and anchors.
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Because in the end those people would get on board [the yachts].
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Yacht crew work hard to make the yachts shine for prospective buyers.
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Out back was a private dock where members can park their yachts.
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Expect stretches of white sand beach, designer shops and lots of yachts.
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Merchant ships, tourist cruisers, yachts, sailing and fishing motorboats jammed the marinas.
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Bank accounts, investments, automobiles, yachts, even antique gun collections are now exempt.
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Only three yachts — Faster Forward, Hollywood Boulevard and Minerva — failed to finish.
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And, she added, yachts can be an ideal place to store art.
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Private yachts, hanging with Karl Lagerfeld in couture, getting Madame Tussauds wax figures.
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Luxury cars, yachts or mansions in the Caribbean, say, could all be exempt.
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So, we're about find out if there are enough yachts to go around.
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Yachts This one, however, feels like it takes direct aim at Donald Trump.
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We're right back on the yachts, and there's drama brewing, as per usual.
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India's Prime Minister also does not own any vehicles, aircrafts, yachts or ships.
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Yachts, ATVs, dance parties ... looks like his birthday wish has already come true.
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The Rockefellers didn't buy yachts or sports cars or fly on private jets.
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" About leaders then, she adds, "They weren't building themselves yachts with Champagne showers.
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Take Florida Marine Tanks, which makes fuel, water and holding tanks for yachts.
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Mercedes-Benz says it "draws its inspiration from the world of luxury yachts"
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Bodrum is a favorite spot for billionaires to hang out on their yachts.
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All those yachts keep getting bigger, just so the money can be laundered.
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We're talking selfies on yachts, $10K-a-night Airbnbs, or insanely luxe hotels.
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If the owner sells, do you renovate the yachts for the next buyer?
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Hotels, restaurants, shops and yachts stock up on beautiful and lamentably inexpensive treasures.
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This would include the consumption services of homes, planes, fancy cars and yachts.
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Yachts were scattered about this community of 300 people -- upended, like discarded toys.
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I can buy 400-foot yachts and have 20 homes and all that.
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"It is an exhausting job," said Pacheco, who in summer skippers luxury yachts.
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Accordingly, the Agnellis insulated their lives with excess: parties, villas, yachts, cars, women.
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I would argue yes, because what would have happened if they'd bought yachts?
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And that doesn't depend on shared tax brackets or yachts in St.-Tropez.
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The Maxi and Mini Maxi class includes the large, sleek prototype Maxi yachts.
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He's dancing on yachts, he's hanging with celebs, he's been chillin' at fancy hotels.
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In 2013, the chairman of Dalian Wanda Group, Wang Jianlin, bought U.K's Sunseeker Yachts.
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By the way, they had boats and yachts waiting to take delegates and everybody.
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I want to make money and buy sailing yachts from my dividend and stuff.
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Reach out to Quintessence Yachts, Aston's partner for its foray into the yachting world.
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Seventeen yachts of varying styles and dimensions set out from Portsmouth, England, on Sept.
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Hanging Out with Celebrities and Toffs on Super-Yachts at the London Boat Show
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But Brin and Page aren't the only two high-powered Google figures with yachts.
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Like yachts, private jets also cost much more than their (already high) purchase price.
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More than $4.3 billion worth of yachts were on display at the yacht show.
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Billionaire owners actually don't spend a lot of time on their multimillion-dollar yachts.
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Like many things, yachts get wear and tear — they require regular maintenance and repairs.
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All the teams had previously used yachts, with a team banner at the back.
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Nor will it allow cruises, private yachts or fishing vessels to stop in Cuba.
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They range from houses that sit on concrete hulls to smaller sailboats or yachts.
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Picture yourself in Portofino, maybe, sipping while you watch the yachts come and go.
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They all essentially took the money and ran (usually to luxury yachts in Fiji).
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And by neighbors, I mean the lineup of luxury yachts parked in the bay.
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"Some rich people are into yachts or floor tickets to the Lakers," Burns said.
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Instead of yachts, tech workers are funding more mundane ventures like college savings plans.
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Yachts and planes are both required by safety regulations to emit frequent location data.
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He's not "rich," rich in the sense that he's buying jets and yachts and stuff.
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The yacht, called the SeaQuest, is one of 10 yachts owned by the DeVos family.
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Others lease yachts for the week, requiring visitors to take off their shoes before boarding.
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This thing is better compared in size to yachts than any sort of regular car.
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They're wearing it down the red carpet, on yachts, at the beach… you name it!
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Built by New Zealand's Sensation Yachts, the luxury vessel also has a jacuzzi and WiFi.
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The team pursued luxury as security; it was a yacht using smaller yachts as lifeboats.
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Lego + a popular intellectual property = cute meta-brand that makes yachts full of easy money.
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The 0.01 percent, with their own yachts, wouldn't be caught dead on a cruise line.
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The company's president, Carla Demaria, said that when it came to yachts, customers' needs vary.
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"I love all that stuff that people who ride around in yachts wear," he said.
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On Instagram, she posts photos of herself posing in front of yachts and luxury boutiques.
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For Skype cofounder Niklas Zennstrom, his interest in yachts skews toward racing and competitive sailing.
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It shows us that rich people are lavish spenders with luxury cars and beautiful yachts.
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The yacht is currently listed for sale or charter through both SuperYachtsMonaco and G-Yachts.
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But, of course, there are yachts on the low and high ends of the spectrum.
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But now, the luxury automaker is taking its first foray into the business of yachts.
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From there I watched yachts in the bay at Charlotte Amalie looking feeble and small.
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Leonardo DiCaprio has been a frequent target for his use of private jets and yachts.
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Aaron: I've worked on yachts for about 203 years – as a racer, sailor and captain.
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But now, the 37-foot powerboat, made in conjunction with Quintessence Yachts, is now available.
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There were no yachts or powerboats; the only seaworthy boat was a military-landing craft.
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But only one of the yachts features a golfer who has won 14 major championships.
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An earlier Kialoa was one of the first racing yachts to be built of aluminum.
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He also owns a yacht-racing team — not to mention several of his own yachts.
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This ship, AMERICA, beat 14 British yachts in a race around the Isle of Wight.
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A teary Wendy seconds those things, but Ben thinks she wants clearance codes and yachts.
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Rates have yet to be released, but reservations open in May 2018; Ritzcarlton.com/en/yachts.
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The nearest marina for small yachts and ferries is in Kalyves, a 15-minute drive.
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The yachts are designed to maximize efficiency while maintaining a smooth ride, according to Serenity.
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He bought sports teams, airplanes, an island, and one of the world's largest mega-yachts.
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So sure, maybe DiCaprio ought to rein it in with the yachts and personal jets.
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Fyre Festival organizers blew all their money early on models, planes, and yachts Fyre Festival organizers blew all their money early on models, planes, and yachts One month before thousands of well-heeled millennials were set to descend on a remote island in the Bahamas for the Fyre Festival to frolic on yachts, rub elbows with models, and hear acts like Blink 182 and Major Lazer, the organizers had a big problem.
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" He went on to say of Fyre Festival, "It's classist and racist, and then they decided to park a bunch of yachts with models to show off in front of those poor people, going down there with all your Ferraris and bullshit and yachts.
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A string of Bannenberg yachts were built for the British businessman Gerald Ronson, who also did jail time for fraud, and the American magnate Bennett LeBow was forced to repay millions of dollars to companies he controlled for loans that were spent on his yachts.
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Formerly known as the Miami Yacht and Brokerage Show, Yachts Miami Beach takes place annually in February as a showcase of the world's most beautiful, over-the-top yachts — as well as their billionaire owners — gathered on more than 1.2 million square feet of water.
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But most civil servants are not parking their yachts in Washington harbour or meeting with lobbyists.
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How all his colleagues and fellow hedgies essentially had yachts filled with prostitutes in their backyard?
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The Superyacht Intelligence Agency says 62 yachts of 70 metres plus were delivered in 2011-16.
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Length: 70 feetYard: Monte Carlo YachtsMonte Carlo Yachts, an Italian shipyard, prioritizes luxury by emphasizing customization.
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Sure, A-listers party with their #girlsquads on private islands and yachts bigger than your apartment.
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In August, a tour of Carey's home revealed that she and Packer had acquired matching yachts.
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Only in this case, those commodities aren't yachts or Ivy League educations, but rather soccer players.
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Luxury goods banned from export to North Korea would grow to include watches, yachts and snowmobiles.
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The waters off the most popular beaches were crowded with the yachts of millionaires and billionaires.
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The vessel, with its shambly exterior of rough wood, was mostly neighbored by Long Island yachts.
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Octopus is "one of the most well-traveled yachts in the global fleet," according to Burgess.
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SAUNDERS My hobby, when I'm on holiday in Italy, is watching passing yachts with my binoculars.
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The boat ranks as No. 47 on the list of the largest yachts in the world.
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"The uncharitable interpretation is that they're out to lunch — like literally on their yachts or something."
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And it doesn't stop at homes: Yachts, cars, and wine collections need to be insured, too.
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A few people stopped on the way to pose for photos in front of the yachts.
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Two luxury yachts worth over $20 million caught fire and sank early Saturday morning in Florida.
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Austrian shipyard Silent Yachts unveiled a new solar-powered catamaran at this year's Cannes Yachting Festival.
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Now would be a good time to spray magnums of Champagne all over your yachts, ladies.
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During the film festival, the Port de Cannes is lined with multimillion-dollar yachts, including Allen's.
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Or perhaps along the harbor, where yachts and trolling boats rock between rows of barnacled piers.
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Feadship builds four to six yachts a year but refits up to 12, Mr. Nefzi said.
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The Rich Are Preparing for Coronavirus Differently: Concierge doctors, yachts, chartered planes and germ-free hideaways.
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Her account is an endless parade of Paris fashion shows, yoga retreats, yachts and expensive restaurants.
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Turn 9 funneled the raging cars into a straightaway overlooking a tranquil cotillion of anchored yachts.
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KLOBUCHAR: can pay off their yachts, students should be able to pay off their student loans.
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Mr. Putin's friends took their place among the world's superrich, buying up yachts and Mayfair mansions.
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There were yachts moored in the bay below, and a view of Cannes in the distance.
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The classic boats are competitive, but modern Supermaxi yachts like Cooney's Comanche are favored to win.
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"Some of the yachts use special air filters that control [and] reduce the spread of pathogens."
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It will serve as a model for five new yachts that will be 98 yards long.
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But the issue of whether yachts can be used for unsavory purposes like tax avoidance remains.
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LG: Does he source it from some rare island he gets to from his many yachts?
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The island has two deep-water marinas that can accommodate luxury yachts up to 250 feet.
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IT'S A SALES TAX IN THIS CASE ON ITEMS THAT ARE NOT YACHTS OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT.
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There's a lovely view of some yachts from the balcony, but this group has more indoor tastes.
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They enjoy the lifestyle - renting yachts on the weekend and having relaxed brunches at sea-front restaurants.
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Morgan pointed to all of the beautiful yachts at anchor in the harbor naming their prestigious owners.
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The deal will provide them with antennas to put on container ships, yachts and more in 2017.
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Our right efforts: harboring climate-change refugees on our fleet of four hundred and thirty nanotube yachts.
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As films screened and parties raged, Disick was photographed on yachts and by pools with numerous women.
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While some luxury yachts cost upwards of $200 million, the majority of boats are worth far less.
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Designer Stuart Hughes is known for producing luxury electronics, yachts, and clothing for the world's richest. The
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Crew members are also tasked with protecting the priceless art that the superrich keeps aboard their yachts.
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On yachts, it seems as if there are never enough hours in the day or hands available.
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The two yachts have different owners and were only docked close together as both were undergoing repairs.
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It has all its yachts, but Red Bull has the biggest and best superyacht of the lot.
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To feel its pulse, its soul, people rent speedboats, sailboats and yachts as big as the Ritz.
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Opinion Columnist Joe Biden's father led the high life as a young man: yachts, fast cars, polo.
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Electric-powered vehicles are everywhere, from cars to yachts, and now motorcycles are in on sustainability, too.
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One of the great sailors in history now runs an elite racing series for high-speed yachts.
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Vathi is the luxury resort, the place the yachts tie up, a spectacular cove surrounded by mountains.
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Mr. Fruman also had a business distributing luxury products in Ukraine, including yachts, jewelry, cars and electronics.
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The resort is known as the "pink palace" and has luxury yachts lined up on its dock.
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He added that the number of yachts built every year could be increased from around 50 currently.
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The calamitous Fyre Festival was initially billed as a luxury package music extravaganza in the Bahamas: Yachts!
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He was shipping hundreds of kilos of cocaine in yachts across the world, across the Pacific Ocean.
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As we sped out of the marina, I got an up-close view of some massive yachts.
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Of course, her Instagram continues to be a montage of parties, private jets, yachts, and red carpets.
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Seeing clips of the Beverly Hills women on yachts and horsebacks made me regret not tuning in sooner.
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Insane on so many levels, but there are other yachts that give hers a run for her money.
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Yet it brought on the jeering media frenzy just as quickly as Miami's sun-soaked beaches and yachts.
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Most of Nuytco's luxury consumers, like James Cameron, own yachts to which they wish to attach a sub.
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He's Jack, she's Rose and whichever one of DiCaprio's yachts they might be lounging on is the Titanic.
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" He argued that additional sanctions should target the Maduro government's wealth, including actions to "seize planes, yachts, mansions.
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Many of the changes are aimed at the wealthy: taxes on marble, jacuzzis and yachts all rose steeply.
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Not only have more people taken up sailing over the past 10 years, but yachts are getting bigger.
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CNBC recently explored the luxurious side of the city — from swanky hotels, to yachts and unique dining experiences.
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New Zealand's carbon wheels have been designed by the firm who make masts for their America's Cup yachts.
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When he was 14, Brûlé cleaned yachts for a summer job and bought a Rolex with the proceeds.
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Or, perhaps less nobly, why not spend it on leasing yachts or chartering private jets for fantastic vacations?
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Households would pay a 2 percent annual tax on any additional assets, like stocks, jewelry, yachts and homes.
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And then watch the Super Servant 4 rise up and bring all the yachts out of the water.
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It draws an estimated 30,000 yachting industry insiders, as well as customers interested in buying or chartering yachts.
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Here's how the UFC fighter makes and spends his fortune, from Lamborghinis and yachts to outrageous designer suits.
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Bling subsequently came to refer to anything of flashy, exorbitantly pricey excess like yachts and multimillion-dollar artworks.
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A few things come to mind when most people think of Monaco: gambling, yachts, and the ultra-wealthy.
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From parties to the yachts themselves, here's how the 1% makes the most of the Monaco Yacht Show.
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The world's uber-wealthy are taking their millions to the seas to live lavishly on massive luxury yachts.
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According to the company, its yachts are now sold out through 2018, with some orders confirmed for 2019.
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The auction for Equanimity, set to run until November 28, is being brokered by London-based Burgess Yachts.
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Generally, yachts over 100 feet cost $1 million per 3.3 feet — and that's not counting costs for upkeep.
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All the yachts might not be a constant in Monaco, but the luxury was equally apparent on land.
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Mr. Blue said his firm had denied coverage to yachts going places they were not built to cruise.
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Meduse, previously marketed for sale by Fraser Yachts, has now been sold at an asking price of $21996,22011,213.
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The famous tend to remain hidden away in villas and yachts at Cannes, the world's most glittering festival.
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I emailed Lürssen, maker of $200 million yachts and war vessels, and definitely did not mention any feet.
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Exit the popular longtime helmsman Dean Barker, who had spent most of his career steering slower monohull yachts.
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Even more important are the new boat terminals that are designed to welcome yachts, ferries and cruise ships.
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Mercer has bought several spectacular yachts, including the Sea Owl, which is two hundred and three feet long.
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Trawlers and yachts passed in the westbound direction as Tim steered up top at the big silver wheel.
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Around the world, about 20 to 25 aerial advertising yachts are still operating, according to one blimp company.
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So now you say, okay, would we have been better off if the Sacklers had just bought yachts?
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Having said that, there's definitely still a decadent culture on yachts of flying ingredients in from far-flung places.
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Toyota has been exploring a range of new tech and transportation options, including luxury yachts under its Lexus brand.
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The models were seen sipping tropical cocktails, frolicking on yachts, and zipping through crystal blue water on personal watercraft.
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VSATs are common tech on yachts, and allow for internet access and communication even when boats are in movement.
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Gloria, personalised attention—Madrid Four Russian guys chartered two of our yachts for a trip around the Greek islands.
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She's been having a bit of fun sun bathing and pun-making on yachts, as her Instagram showed us.
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When you think of celebrities and business tycoons, lavish lifestyles with private jets and yachts typically come to mind.
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They got to buy the yachts and have the mansions, because they didn't include the politics in their work.
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This year's show displayed more than $4.3 billion worth of yachts with an average price of about $41 million.
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The Miami River runs behind the apartment building, and we sat on a bench, looking at yachts gliding past.
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The EU enacted tariffs Friday on more than $3 billion worth of U.S. goods including bourbon, yachts and motorcycles.
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The models were seen sipping tropical cocktails, frolicking on yachts, and zipping around crystal blue water on personal watercraft.
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Nina*, 2000, and her boyfriend, Aaron*, 21, work year-round on luxury yachts across the Caribbean and Mediterranean seas.
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Founder Coco Chanel designed early collections for wealthy and glamorous Americans holidaying on yachts and cruises in the Caribbean.
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Sarah Davies (English, first reserve) was in the army at the time, and saw an ad in Yachts & Yachting .
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And the DeVos family might have been without a floating residence, except for the other nine yachts they own.
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" Sometimes bribes would be distributed in the form of "Rolex watches, $3,20183 bottles of wine, yachts, helicopters and prostitutes.
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Back in the day, you had Richard Nixon and the Bee Gees docking their yachts in the marina there.
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Murcia bought yachts and luxury cars with investors' money and his exploits were made into a local television series.
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She owned properties in many countries, yachts in the Mediterranean and the Caribbean, and an island in the Seychelles.
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Starck has a history in all aspects of unusual design, from hotels to yachts to an individual wind turbine.
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Anyone doing business with Prigozhin or using his planes or yachts now faces the prospect of US sanctions themselves.
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But I hated that the view toward the sea was blocked by the armada of yachts in the distance.
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Mr. Navalny says one of the yachts was photographed while moored in front of one of Mr. Medvedev's dachas.
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The former chairman of Goodyear, P.W. Litchfield, started the practice in 1928 because he envisioned blimps as aerial yachts.
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" Sometimes bribes would be distributed in the form of "Rolex watches, $3,000 bottles of wine, yachts, helicopters and prostitutes.
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The festival boasted that attendees could also stay in "modern geodesic domes" or on yachts just off the shore.
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"While some of our clients have owned yachts in the past, the allure of charter is that they have the freedom to choose any charter destination, anywhere in the world, selecting from a choice of different yachts," said Jeni Tidmarsh, director of Luxury Charter Group, a global company specializing in luxury yacht charters.
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While waiting for a frozen pizza to defrost, I can use the app to hop over to Montenegro and look at Entourage and Soprano, yachts that seemed to have been named after HBO shows, and Seven Sins and Galactica Super Nova, yachts that seemed to have been named for their owners' rejected screenplays.
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There are yachts involved, which you probably already assumed since you're paying half a million dollars on New Year's Eve.
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Akzo makes the Dulux and Flexa brand of paints and supplies to sectors ranging from aerospace to cars and yachts.
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Over 15 yachts are making their debut, the biggest of which include amenities like a helipad and a dance floor.
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Maybe a few holdouts will remain on Earth until the bitter end, waiting to plant their luxury yachts on Europa.
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However, after downsizing his boat collection from a peak of four, Abramovich is now believed to own only two yachts.
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The Landings, in St. Lucia, is built around the only private harbor on the island with capacity for 50 yachts.
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Drake's feed must be a nonstop stream of yachts, gorgeous women, seared scallops, and people posing on balconies in Dubai.
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Billionaire Bill Gates would probably be great on a show where he guessed the prices of real estate and yachts.
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The Saildrone autonomous sailboats look a little like shrunken America's Cup racing yachts — small trimarans with hard, carbon-fiber sails.
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They claim that Low diverted millions in investment money to fund a lavish lifestyle of yachts, parties, jewelry, and celebrities.
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It was the largest Monaco Yacht Show ever by number of yachts and by their total value, according to Pizzardini.
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The changes are affecting how yachts are built and chartered, where they go and what crews are expected to do.
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Yalikavak Bay, five minutes away by car, has a popular marina that caters to yachts and offers shopping and dining.
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They must really enjoy coming because they ship their yachts many hundreds of miles down just for the one regatta.
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Turkey-based Bilgin Yachts has launched what it claims is the largest and most environmentally friendly yacht in its country.
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Experts told Hoffower that this is because yachts are believed to be more "hygienic" and less "monitored" than cruise ships.
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Ellison owns an entire $300 million island in Hawaii, likes to race yachts, and doesn't mind trash-talking his competitors.
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It's those who already have the fewest resources who are most in danger, not people with vacation homes and yachts.
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The cash was funnelled through shell companies around the world and frittered away on yachts, artworks, diamonds and other fripperies.
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It is a J-Class yacht: a modern replica of the grand America's Cup yachts of the early 20th century.
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Charlie Barr, a Scotsman by birth, won three straight Cups from 1899 to 1903 as a skipper on American yachts.
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Phuket has now become a favorite vacation destination for the world's wealthiest individuals, many of them arriving on super-yachts.
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Under this plan, billionaire investors would pay lower taxes than billionaires who spend lavishly on private jets and mega yachts.
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Eclipse, Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich's superyacht, was recorded as one of the 52 yachts passing through St. Maarten this month.
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The former chairman of Goodyear, P. W. Litchfield, started the practice in 1928 because he envisioned blimps as aerial yachts.
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Around the world, about 20 to 25 of these "aerial advertising yachts" are still operating, according to one blimp company.
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They cruised between rows of yachts, then on to less occupied docks, before turning into one and shutting everything off.
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Commute from Monaco to Nice Mere mention of Monaco conjures up images of luxury yachts, racecars, casinos and expensive Champagne.
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Few will shed a tear for foreign officials who can no longer buy penthouses in Manhattan or yachts in Miami.
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The millionaire and billionaire owners of the super yachts throw exclusive parties with world-class DJs to celebrate the occasion.
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Yeah, yachts are cool and all, but Ryan Seacrest is taking his summer vacation to new heights ... with a jetpack!!!
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Yes, the rich impose disproportionately much higher climate costs, and they will need to make larger adjustments (no second yachts).
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Its sleek exterior was designed by Rainsford Saunders Design and built by Pride Mega Yachts at their shipyard in Yantai, China.
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It also owns and runs the Lido cabaret in Paris and the Yachts de Paris and Bateaux Parisiens River Seine cruises.
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His investigative film about the castles and yachts amassed by Dmitry Medvedev, Russia's prime minister, has been viewed over 22m times.
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Developer Bruce Makowsky was inspired by the luxury of the multi-million-dollar mega-yachts he researched when conceptualizing the estate.
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But a great many celebrities (notably Stefano Gabbana of Dolce & Gabbana) choose to dock their yachts in Mykonos and sleep onboard.
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At the previous Vendée Globe, four years ago, only two yachts hit these impediments; before that, such collisions were unheard of.
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When they are not using them, they are happy to sell time on their yachts to the slightly downmarket rental crowd.
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His Facebook page was filled with images he took from around Tortola of sunken yachts, crushed vehicles and mounds of debris.
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Under Palmer, Aston Martin has expanded its luxury brand beyond cars into high-end condominiums in addition to yachts and submarines.
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Geffen often hosts notable people on his mega-yachts, most recently posting pictures with engaged couple Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom.
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Geffen often hosts notable people on his mega-yachts, most recently posting pictures with engaged couple Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom.
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Throughout the video the tot can be seen everywhere from the red carpet to hanging out on the back of yachts.
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Festival in Cannes mostly consists of conversations at cafes, in cabanas, on red carpet lines, at parties, on terraces and yachts.
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I, for one, have only ever gotten on the yachts of people who are friends with the people I am dating.
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Kourtney Kardashian and Kendall Jenner are cut from the same cloth ... when it comes to their asses on yachts, that is.
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So it sure looks like he's sending a message to LiLo: You go hang on yachts, I'll be here in clubs.
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Under the Chinese ownership, the maker of Riva and Pershing yachts paid off its debt and returned to profit in 2016.
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Yachts, private jets, and fancy watches are common signifiers of wealth among the elite, but status symbols vary around the world.
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Clark has owned boats for more than 30 years, and in 2012, put up two of his sailing yachts for sale.
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I enjoyed my glass and looked out over the port, where more than 125 yachts were assembled ahead of the show.
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A photo booth was set up so guests could pose in front of Port Hercules' billions of dollars' worth of yachts.
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The Monaco Yacht Show welcomes yachts larger than 300 feet — as well as the 1% who come and shop for them.
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The European Union subsequently slapped retaliatory tariffs on more than $3 billion worth of U.S. goods including bourbon, yachts and motorcycles.
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Mr. Allen also tried selling Tatoosh, listing her for sale in 2010 with Fraser Yachts at an asking price of $3803,000,000.
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The rich own homes in Marbella and park their yachts in Puerto Banus, the glitziest marina on the Costa del Sol.
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The EU responded in kind with tariffs targeting more than $3 billion worth of U.S. goods including bourbon, yachts and motorcycles.
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Sales of yachts longer than 300 feet have surged in recent years, he pointed out, with price tags topping $400 million.
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I hated that there were 20 or 30 yachts spread out in front of nearly every beach on the southern coast.
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Dozens of companies rent yachts for the week, with barefoot executives holding court on boats that double as their hotel rooms.
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They had access to yachts and private apartments in Manhattan that allowed them to bring girls there for sex and drinking.
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These vessels are like luxury yachts the way Formula 1 cars are like family sedans: They drive, and the similarities stop there.
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You probably know where I'm talking about — the desk with giant photos of beautiful yachts, fancy cars, and families smiling at Disneyland.
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Packer appears briefly in the first episode of "Mariah's World," when the couple enjoyed happier times in the spring vacationing on yachts.
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Over the course of Presidents' Day Weekend, 32,000 people are expected to enjoy over 400 yachts at the annual Miami Yacht Show.
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Great rhetoric – except that the trade deals they negotiated mainly lifted the yachts—and threw millions of working Americans overboard to drown.
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That's 4,500 nautical miles of unassisted and unsupported ocean-faring, although Bertish did encounter some yachts and cargo ships along the way.
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Under the Chinese ownership, the maker of Riva and Pershing yachts has paid off its debt and returned to profit in 2016.
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He was passionate about music and sailing, owning five racing yachts named Morning Cloud, and once winning the Sydney-to-Hobart race.
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The team brought out multiple yachts, a private plane, and dozens of A-list celebrities to Saddleback Cay for the promo shoot.
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He wanted to travel in the highest echelons of society, clinking glasses with socialites and captains of industry and cavorting on yachts.
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Most noticeable is a sleeker body style with a more sloped roofline, a design that, Ford executives say, was inspired by yachts.
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Tiger Woods and Rafael Nadal love buying yachts, while Floyd Mayweather continually flashes his gold watches, ultra-rare cars, and private jets.
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The event doesn't operate vessels itself; attendees charter boats themselves or bring their own yachts, and then everyone sails as a fleet.
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With no other structures on site, trailing cabinet members and business leaders stayed on yachts or in the nearby town of Sharma.
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" While it does not complain about all the "diamonds, yachts, and Rembrandts," it does denounce the wealthy for their "poodles and pills.
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Navalny sparked protests by making a viral YouTube video alleging that Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev had secret riches, including palaces and yachts.
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Oil Sheikhs and Russian tycoons alike are spending their holidays on massive yachts with swimming pools, basketball courts, and even concert halls.
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Read more: From basketball courts to floating helipads, here are the luxury yachts owned by some of the wealthiest people in tech
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Ad tech companies like The Trade Desk, Media Math, OpenX and Rubicon are increasingly taking over sponsorship of the penthouses and yachts.
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The Silent 55 represents "an entirely new dynamic in yachting," Silent Yachts president and founder, Michael Kohler said in a press release.
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"It's some of the most crazy stunts and crazy things I've experienced, from running up cranes to jumping on yachts," says Foo.
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Yuppies, on the other hand, were seasoned careerists who owned yachts and luxury SUVs and talked in public about their stock portfolios.
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Like the place that people are supposed to park their yachts, if they bring them, is actually a dock owned by Sandals.
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There will be 800 sailors on the 65 yachts racing at the Rolex Cup and the Maxi 72 World Championships next week.
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From a distance, Monaco's backdrop of Mediterranean coastal landscape and its port full of sailboats and yachts make it look somewhat pretty.
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Bollen pairs all the pleasures of a literary thriller (dazzling coves, a string of murders, champagne on yachts) with uneasy moral questions.
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"Some boat owners don't want to have their yachts here," said Phil Purcell, president of the Marine Industries Association of South Florida.
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But they all eventually come to our shipyard in Oss at least three or four times while their yachts are being built.
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Meet 34-year-old Mohammed bin Salman, who's at the center of human rights issues and drops millions on yachts and mansions.
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Diners can sit ringside at the chef's table, or choose a perch on the terrace and watch the yachts come and go.
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A sought-after interior decorator, furniture designer and curator, he does private homes, yachts and planes for clients from Paris to Tokyo.
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Business executives have chartered flights to avoid the germ-tainted first-class lounge, while other rich travelers have opted for remote yachts.
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Marlow Yachts, a Florida-based shipyard, unveiled the completed Marlow Voyager 100 at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show earlier this year.
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Heidi Klum and husband Tom Kaulitz will set sail on their wedding festivities on one of the world's most romantic luxury yachts.
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The expansion would accommodate the cruise ships, yachts and container traffic that keep its 20 kilometers of docks busy night and day.
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It is the reason why the elite classes in adversarial authoritarian states buy sports cars, planes, yachts and property in the West.
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At just about everywhere I went to swim, there were boats and yachts moored a hundred yards or so from the beach.
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Pictures from Hamilton Island and Airlie Beach showed streets stacked with snapped trees, roof tiles and furniture, with wrecked yachts washed ashore.
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But instead of applying just to homes and land, it would apply to everything: fine art collections, yachts and privately held businesses.
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In the past, Magic's yachts have featured everything from movie theaters to dining rooms and impressive gyms with treadmills and free weights.
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Supporting and organizing the port's yachts, container ships, and barges is one of the most classically recognizable vessels on the water: the tugboat.
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GetMyBoat, a San Francisco-based company, gives customers access to motorboats, luxury houseboats, yachts and jet skis in 7,100 places around the world.
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The statement on Friday said authorities were also reviewing a ban on citizens from boarding recreational vessels such as fishing boats and yachts.
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They give family members juicy contracts, pay themselves excessively and get the firm to provide private yachts, London flats and much else besides.
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All images: EdmistonMost million-dollar luxury yachts just look like giant versions of the cabin cruisers you can find at a local marina.
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They said he used investor funds to make risky investments, pay bribes and fund a lavish lifestyle including mansions, yachts and private jets.
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And then there's all the stuff we associate with royalty: the palaces, the yachts, the carriages, the gowns, and of course, the crowns.
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Source: Mike Arnett The Screaming Coral, Frederick Darren Berg's 65-foot motor yacht, was just one of two yachts in Berg's illustrious collection.
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In the last three years, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Johnson & Johnson, Amgen, Ashley Furniture and Bertram Yachts have opened offices or other facilities here.
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The couple has been photographed all around Cannes, from tanning on yachts to riding jet skis to hitting the clubs and private parties.
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President Trump has a big, beautiful plan to drain the Boy Scout swamp and replace it with something every child will love: yachts.
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The target market was rich, but not oligarch-level rich, one salesman told me, with the ultra-rich getting their yachts custom-made.
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I recently had an up-close view of the Cup's yachts, among the most technically advanced in the world, in New York City.
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According to CNN, other penthouse perks include a concierge team that manages everything from chartering private jets and yachts to organizing dinner parties.
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In the old-model America's Cup, with its stately monohull yachts, mobility would not have been much of an issue for a helmsman.
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This year's Monaco Yacht Show brought 31,565 people and $4.3 billion worth of yachts to the tiny city-state on the French Riviera.
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Guests included yachting-industry insiders — including superyacht builders, designers, and brokers — as well as wealthy private clients looking to charter or purchase yachts.
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I attended this year's Monaco Yacht Show, a glamorous event for yachting industry insiders and wealthy VIPs looking to buy or charter yachts.
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But it's not just homes the ultra-wealthy have to worry about insuring — it's also their cars, yachts, and art and wine collections.
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Khalilah is currently listed for sale through both SuperYachtsMonaco and G-Yachts with an asking price of €28.5 million (or roughly $31 million).
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One of the yachts Frankl has chartered, a 254-foot vessel called Legend, charges more than $540,000 per week in the summer months.
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Austrian shipyard Silent Yachts debuted a new 55-foot catamaran that runs on solar power earlier this year at the Cannes Yachting Festival.
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Here are the yachts that are celebrating their world debuts at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, listed by size in ascending order.
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Kialoa IV won 217 out of 19733 races in 21973, and the analytics used by Mr. Kilroy became the standard for Maxi yachts.
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The interiors were crafted by Cristiano Gatto, an acclaimed Italian design team that has outfitted over 200 show-worthy yachts around the world.
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Paul would work on background on Onassis's business interests, which included 30 companies, as well as yachts and the jets of Olympic Airways.
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But stationary yachts and jets aren't just about the gram, they also appease our morbid curiosity to experience how the super rich live.
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Her proposal would create a wealth tax for households with $50 million or more in assets — including stocks, bonds, yachts, cars and art.
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In response, thousands of Cuban émigrés who were living in Florida set out in shrimpers, yachts and sailboats to pick up their relatives.
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The man was into anything and everything: high-speed yachts, precious metals, plastic explosives, tuna fishing, piracy, Predator drones, Peruvian cocaine and hallucinogens.
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Yachts are generally assumed to be cleaner than standard cruise ships because of rigorous maintenance routines, but they can be pricey to charter.
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The luxury homes on a Spanish island and the gleaming yachts moored in Mediterranean ports were all trappings of a life well-lived.
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Visitors can skip causeway traffic by taking yachts emblazoned with the Stella Artois logo from South Beach to the event's downtown Miami location.
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For a while, they built oyster boats and pleasure yachts, but by 1920 the yards were being used for coal and lumber storage.
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Other aspirational brands, such as Minuty, are popular—often by the magnum—on the yachts and in the beach clubs of the Riviera.
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For 30 years, besides working in yacht sales, I've captained yachts and commercial vessels involved in everything from oil exploration to whale watches.
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Tugboats tow freighters, ferries and yachts to repair yards like the century-old RMK Merrill-Stevens, which is undergoing a $30 million renovation.
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I'm not exactly crazy about getting on boats, but even for me it's hard to resist the allure of yachts resembling floating palaces.
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Many who can afford it are equipping their yachts with "safe rooms", which often include perks such as escape pods and ex-Marine bodyguards.
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In his communication on forums and emails, they mostly focused on the development of Bitcoin, and they definitely never talked about Lamborghinis or yachts.
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After Adelson bought the yacht in 2015, he had it remodeled and extended in length by more than 21 feet, according to Beam Yachts.
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One deal, which would have sold Italian-made yachts to the North Korean regime for some $15 million, was ultimately nixed by Italian authorities.
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Sarah Young, 40 was taking part in the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race, which takes participants through various continents on 70-foot yachts.
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Chinese customs data showed that North Korea imported $2.09 billion in luxury goods between 2012 and 2014, including Mercedes Benz cars and luxury yachts.
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The event's promotional video, showing a picturesque island with models and yachts, was used to attract attendees into buying tickets costing up to $12,000.
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We're told Irina and her family had yachts of fun for a few hours before heading back to land and calling it a day.
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According to a history of the race on the race's website, up to that time fewer than 10 sporting yachts had endured the journey.
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Lian Li's new PC-Y6 Odyssey case looks exactly like one of the monstrous yachts you might find anchored off the coast of Monaco.
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It is scenic, with yachts plying the water, yet as the sea has risen, street flooding in the area has become a recurring nuisance.
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Ritz-Carlton cruise ships are designed like yachts and come with 149 suites — each with its own private terrace — accommodating up to 298 guests.
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"If the choice is between Elon Musk doing the space stuff and buying himself a lot of yachts, this is definitely better," said Pinkert.
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Two luxury yachts worth over $20 million caught fire and sank Saturday morning while docked for repairs at a marina in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
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The imprisoning sea off Cuba will be imprisoning no more; it will grow dense with container ships and the masts of yachts before long.
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Lozman theorizes that the storm surge sent poorly anchored derelict sailboats careening into pricey yachts, powerboats, and catamarans, creating a domino effect of destruction.
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And at the glitzy Monaco Yacht Show, golf carts shuttle the yachting industry elite around the port full of $4.3 billion worth of yachts.
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These yachting enthusiasts needed some way to get around the port full of 125 yachts, of course — and how else but by golf cart?
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Follow this sightline on foot, starting at the harbor, an aquatic parking lot of ostentation where yachts are docked beside megayachts docked beside superyachts.
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Defined as boats that are at least 203 feet long, these yachts are floating mansions that travel wherever their owners want them to go.
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When the night was over, they departed to their separate yachts, hoping they would continue finding each other along the same route and schedule.
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Turkey-based Bilgin Yachts has launched what it claims to be the largest and most eco-friendly yacht in its country, the Bilgin 263.
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Think of the French Riviera and the first thing that comes to mind are yachts filled with film stars and beaches dotted with bikinis.
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Mr. Navalny's latest sally was a remarkable video cataloging the purported riches of Prime Minister Dmitri Medvedev, including estates, yachts and a European vineyard.
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There are airplane rides, fans begging for autographs, USO dancing girls, yachts, film sets, costumes, flashing lights, courtrooms, conga lines, and for Susie, networking.
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The city's growing fleet of ferries has to share the water with tugboats, barges, cruise ships, yachts, kayaks, canoes and even stand-up paddleboarders.
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The rooftop features a private helipad so the affluent residents can have on-demand transportation to nearby islands and airports — or their private yachts.
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Looking just at billionaires, Wealth-X estimates that just 2900 percent of their fortunes consist of homes, yachts, jewelry, cars and other personal assets.
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He has a mansion in Paris worth $55 million and a home in the Bahamas worth $1.23 million, as well as yachts and art.
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According to the tourism board, slightly more than half of all visitors to the British overseas territory's 60 islands and cays stay on yachts.
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A collector of the finest things in life, from yachts to artwork, he wanted his new team to rank among them — stylish, elegant, beautiful.
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An earlier Navalny video, accusing Mr. Medvedev of amassing estates, vineyards and yachts through corrupt charities and shell companies, helped inspire the March rallies.
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Highlights include a waterfront activity fair on Governors Island, a kayak race with two dozen teams, and tours of vessels like tugboats and yachts.
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On Thursday, some 15 private boats — ranging in size from small yachts to large ferries fitting several hundred — took storm refugees off the island.
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"The only job I had next to my studies was being a skipper of sailing yachts," Renner, now 1203, told CNBC in an interview.
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The Cuban statement on Friday said authorities were also reviewing a ban on citizens from boarding recreational vessels such as fishing boats and yachts.
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Their size and sun bathing habit mean they can be hit by boats, and some are so large they actually sink yachts, he said.
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She filled three international mega yachts in less than one week and found an "influx of people wanting to move abroad" seeking her advice.
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Oil rigs, yachts, wind turbines—they all become swaddled babes in the arms of a caring parent when a ship like the Treasure comes calling.
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Definitely don't click on this video about super yachts or this story about for-profit prisons or this fact-check about Amazon and food stamps.
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Whereas yachts are dispensable (not everyone wants to float around for weeks with the same dinner companions) private jets are necessities for the aspiring billionaire.
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When the Monaco Yacht Show started in 1991 there were just 1,147 superyachts (that is, yachts longer than 30 metres) in the global superyacht fleet.
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Tickets start at $30 — but if you can't make it, we've rounded up the seven biggest yachts celebrating their debuts at the Miami Yacht Show.
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Last year, Snap rented some property that butted up against the marina where all the yachts are docked and created a super-exclusive meeting space.
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Valef Yachts, a charter company based in Greece, also offers it for a daily rate: 265,000 euro (approximately $100,850) per day in July and August.
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Now I don't know about you but in general I don't get much use out of yachts, because the city I live in is landlocked.
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The rear of the car was inspired by "the world of racing yachts," so there are no visible panel lines and a yacht-like deck.
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Since he's left office, Barry's post-presidential life has including yachts, water skiing with Richard Branson, and hanging out on Marlon Brando's French Polynesian hideaway.
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By 2015, when Brazil's best lawyers managed to get Thor's conviction for killing Mr Pereira overturned, his father's cars, yachts and planes had been repossessed.
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At first, his discomfort reduces him to mock-snarking at the men who banter about yachts and sharks ("Beware the man in boating shorts/shoes").
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It will likely be auctioned to the highest bidder, right next to all the yachts and Porsches and Rolexes seized from less-hated crime-doers.
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At this year's Monaco Yacht Show, an estimated 30,000 people came to see the more than $4.3 billion worth of yachts displayed in the port.
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He was the owner's representative for the building of the boat last year at Baltic Yachts in Finland and MCM manages the yacht's annual operations.
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Some of the assets cycled through the shell companies were used to buy yachts, private jets, Manhattan penthouses and luxury homes in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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The USS Sequoia was designed in 1925 by Norwegian John Trumpy, who at the time made the most sought-after luxury yachts in the world.
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Many of the yachts cost hundreds of millions of dollars and are owned by celebrities such as Ringo Starr and Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton.
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More than $4.3 billion worth of yachts were gathered in Monaco's port for the 2019 yacht show, with an average asking price of $41.3 million.
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For his parties at the Monaco Yacht Show, Frankl told Business Insider that he charters luxury yachts for between $250,000 and $1 million per week.
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But when Joel took Genz out in the Pacific on borrowed yachts and told him they were encountering the di lep, he couldn't feel it.
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They teamed up with Fort Lauderdale-based Hargrave Custom Yachts to design and build a vessel they envisioned would be perfect for their existing clientele.
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Candidates cannot drop out of the race and use their leftover war chest to buy yachts or jewelry or anything else for their personal use.
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Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup Since the 1990s, the fleet in the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup has nearly doubled thanks to the addition of Wally yachts.
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The country, which earns most of its revenue from tourism, also last week closed its ports and marinas for all incoming cruiser ships and yachts.
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A race around the globe held every three years in 65-foot yachts, it tests sailors in sometimes brutal weather conditions over eight grueling months.
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Now, his social media is filled with pictures of him and his family enjoying a luxurious lifestyle filled with gold watches, yachts, and designer clothes.
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You're supposed to declare that low taxes will induce them to save and spend money building businesses, not help them afford to buy new yachts.
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Candidates cannot drop out of the race and use their remaining war chest to buy yachts or jewelry or anything else for their personal use.
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Another YouTube video, claiming that Michelle Obama had 214 personal assistants and had purchased four yachts with taxpayer money, had close to a million views.
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He was also known to ride around in other luxury vehicles, from a Bentley to a Rolls Royce, while traveling on yachts and private jets.
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The remote coves and beaches of Patmos are dazzling, and family servants oversee luncheons of fresh sea urchin and champagne on the decks of yachts.
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But Cup syndicates, with their large and skilled shore teams, have proven adept at improving their yachts over the course of a 12-day regatta.
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Most yachts have transponders onboard that send out Automatic Identification System data, which gives the local authorities and other boats their location and navigation headings.
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In the past, pirates have hit just about anything that floated: yachts, freighters, dhows, sailboats, mammoth oil tankers — even an American naval ship, by mistake.
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Multiple homes, airplanes, yachts and other expenses like tuition for school and summer camp or fees for groundskeepers and other household staff members add complexity.
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"Instead of yachts, tech workers are funding more mundane ventures like college savings plans," write Nellie Bowles and Kate Conger in The New York Times.
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"Trends in aircraft interiors often take inspiration and go hand-in-hand with trends in contemporary architecture, yachts, and high-end luxury automobiles," he said.
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"[Bezos] wants to build space hotels, amusement parks, yachts and colonies for two or three million people orbiting around the earth," the Herald's article says.
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United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations, which coordinates the management of all merchant ships and yachts in the Gulf of Aden area, was monitoring the situation.
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The billionaires would still have enough left over to indulge their longing for mega-yachts, personal space ships, private tropical islands, and other conspicuous consumption.
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It's home to sprawling golf courses, gorgeous houses surrounded by live oak trees draped in Spanish moss, romantic beaches, and a river full of yachts.
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But he discovered his final sailing passion, racing classic wooden yachts built in the early 20th century, while working on America's Cup boats in Italy.
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Cruise collections, originally designed for wealthy clients holidaying on yachts or cruises during the winter months, are outfits produced by stylists on top of seasonal lines.
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Unlicensed traders tend to congregate in tourist hotspots near Barcelona's beaches, or line the streets hugging the marina, with its super yachts and private members' clubs.
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Many of those with jobs belong to the army of workers who repaint, clean, mow and cook at the villas and yachts of nearby Saint-Tropez.
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At the top end, these pastors emulate what they say God wants for the faithful: As multimillionaires, they own mansions and private jets, yachts and Rolexes.
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Modern RVs are impressive, leather-upholstered land yachts fitted with flat-screen televisions and gas fireplaces, the perfect vessels in which to navigate the American continent.
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It wasn't evident right away, because all of the usual symbols of extravagance were easy to spot: Lavish yachts, rowdy beach parties and lots of rosé.
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So if you're a watchmaker reading this, disembark from your yachts, call the drivers, and gas up the jet, it's time to get back to work.
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Neymar wasn't able to play in PSG's season opener due to a paperwork problem, but we're assuming he had yachts of other stuff on his mind.
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Gorrin allegedly also bought jets, yachts, "champion horses" and luxury watches in Florida and Texas for a government official as a bribe, according to the indictment.
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This is the AM37, a new powerboat designed by Aston Martin and Quintessence Yachts for the Salone del Mobile, a city-wide design festival in Milan.
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Even as groups of migrants were detained on the beaches, more arrived by taxi in Didim, a popular holiday resort with yachts bobbing in its marina.
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It's a moving dock that transforms into a parking lot ship so that it can transport yachts to whichever other marina they need to get to.
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The first vessel I toured was Hokulani, a 150-foot, Champagne-colored superyacht that's for sale for an undisclosed price with yacht management firm Imperial Yachts.
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The show arranges private tours for VIP guests, and some yachts offer press tours (which is how I was able to get on board a few).
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Some billionaires, like Elon Musk and Bill Gates, buy private planes to take control of the open skies — others purchase yachts to access the open seas.
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He explained that being exposed to "the best cars, yachts, and restaurants" can actually distract a bodyguard from providing the level of protection the royals need.
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An initial group of firefighters arrived at the Universal Marine Center in Fort Lauderdale where the yachts were docked for repair at around 4:30 a.m.
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"I think we should throw champagne on the cars like they do with yachts," said Linda Orhun, a wellness consultant who lives on East 21th Street.
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At this year's show, which I attended, an estimated 30,000 people came to see the more than $4.3 billion worth of yachts displayed in the port.
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It was there that I first heard about yachts on the Mediterranean and personal cosmetics supplied from Paris while listening in on my classmates' easy chatter.
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This can be done with targeted taxation — for example, a tax on first-class flying, cruises and yachts, vacation packages, or other energy intensive luxury goods.
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Cruise collections, originally designed for wealthy fashionistas holidaying on yachts or cruises during the winter months, are outfits produced by stylists on top of seasonal lines.
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There are airplane rides, fans begging for autographs, USO dancing girls, yachts, film sets, bright costumes, flashing lights, courtrooms, conga lines — and for Susie, constant networking.
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Situated on a corner facing a busy stretch of highway and a working drawbridge to accommodate passing yachts, the W Miami in downtown Miami is bustling.
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Rapidly raise revenues by hiking value-added tax and removing exemptions on items such as foreign-registered yachts, diesel used for electricity generation and road vehicles.
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And side trips to places like the mountaintop village of Eze, and Monaco, known for its high-end casinos, big yachts and Grand Prix car race.
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The video alleged that Mr. Medvedev had received bribes from prominent oligarchs that enabled him to maintain fancy estates, vineyards and yachts in Russia and overseas.
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While some live in houses that sit on concrete hulls, like the place that Ms. Cruz and Ms. Greene own, others choose smaller sailboats or yachts.
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Najib is accused of using the money to fund an extravagant lifestyle for him and his wife, Rosmah Mansor, including purchasing luxury properties, jewelry, and yachts.
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A month later Schwartz showed the necklace in Monaco to a group of people, including Rosmah, onboard Topaz, one of the largest private yachts in the world.
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But without a fiduciary rule, one is tempted to remember the story of the naive trainee being shown the yachts of his firm's partners in the harbour.
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In addition, the United States will no longer permit visits to Cuba via passenger and recreational vessels, including cruise ships and yachts, and private and corporate aircraft.
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Also included in the Cuba travel ban are cruises, fishing ships and private yachts, forcing Virgin Voyages to reroute their cruise line itineraries elsewhere in the Caribbean.
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It was arguably an easier sell as less commercial cargo ships such as oil tankers operate in the Antarctic, where fishing boats, cruise ships and yachts predominate.
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It was a startling message at the world's most glamorous film festival — onscreen, war and poverty and struggle; offscreen, red carpets and yachts anchored in the Mediterranean.
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Never before have so many people been able to get access to the accoutrements of tycoonery—private planes, luxury yachts, fancy cars and interior-designed, exclusive homes.
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To the pack of paps stalking me while I'm in the middle of the ocean in Europe – Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner are just two yachts over.
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These ladies didn't come on The Bachelor to play with Ouija boards in some dusty old living room — they came for private concerts, yachts and helicopter rides.
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He is currently trying to unseat former-President Medvedev over allegations that he has amassed a collection of mansions, yachts and vineyards during his time in government.
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Its white-hot packaging — which houses highly pigmented lipsticks, eyeshadows, blush, and more — will have you dreaming of beachside cabanas, three-story yachts, and sun-kissed skin.
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Still, rentals of evening dresses or designer items by Chanel or Louis Vuitton have long existed, as have co-investments in assets including private jets and yachts.
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Women were sexually exploited during beach parties, on luxury yachts, and in rented houses in Cartagena, which have since been seized by the authorities, prosecutors have said.
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The average buyer for such a yacht are "extremely private, very wealthy," according to Paul Moran, CEO of Eastwind Yachts, which is the broker for the sale.
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With Los Angeles disintegrating and the Pacific Coast full of marinas and yachts, "we're not the only people who would have had this brainstorm," Mr. Erickson said.
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It's something between a travel vlog and a movie trailer, flaunting a rich kid's glamorous, privileged life across yachts on tropical beaches and helipads in major cities.
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At 26, Mr. Salzer, a graduate of Franklin & Marshall College and a licensed ship captain, has traveled the world for four years as a mate on yachts.
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The summit offers a panorama of Athens and the Acropolis Museum, as well as views of the waterfront, where the mega-yachts of the superrich are berthed.
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The yacht was designed by Espen Oeino, who has designed some of the world's most famous yachts, including the late Microsoft cofounder Paul Allen's 414-foot Octopus.
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Here, a clearly fun-loving crowd hoisting beers and cocktails distracted from the plain décor, and windows offered broad views over the yachts and the docks outside.
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Splashing in the waves, sipping champagne on yachts, having sunset dinner parties right on the beach: A Seasonnaire's life is like a catalog shoot come to life.
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Now, a United Nations of languages babble from the hot sidewalks and the burning beaches while hedge fund managers look on from the comfort of their yachts.
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The idea of alternative sources powering luxury vessels extends from yachts to cruises: The world's first hybrid cruise ship is currently on its maiden voyage to Antarctica.
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He told a long story about meeting his hero, real estate developer William Levitt, while spending time on yachts and at cocktail parties in New York City.
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The idea of the millionaire sugar daddy with four yachts and nine villas who sweeps you off your feet and takes you away every weekend doesn't exist.
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Amid a yard of yachts and speedboats, Jim Dragseth sat at a desk, surrounded by photos and maps of the St. Lucie River and its nearby creeks.
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Instead of 250 teams participating in the race, only four sailing syndicates signed on to local plutocrat Larry Ellison's rules and requirements for space-age monster yachts.
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There, weather-beaten fishing boats bob alongside luxury yachts in the harbor of the main town, also called Hydra, where most of the island's 2,000 inhabitants live.
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The Cup, long raced in monohull yachts with heavy keels providing underwater stability, is now contested in foiling catamarans that can hit speeds well above 40 knots.
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Any time of night or day, when the first boats near arrival, spectators fill Sullivans Cove to cheer the yachts before they dock in Kings Pier Marina.
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The film by British director Michael Winterbottom, starring Steve Coogan, takes aim at high-flying moguls whose lavish lifestyles, yachts and parties are built on sweatshop labour.
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The film by British director Michael Winterbottom, starring Steve Coogan, takes aim at high-flying moguls whose lavish lifestyles, yachts and parties are built on sweatshop labour.
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This happened in 1993, when two-thirds of the fleet abandoned racing, and again in the tragic 1998 race when six sailors died and five yachts sank.
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Around the holidays, the couple jetted off to French-speaking Caribbean island St. Barths, relaxing on yachts and meandering around the island with Sanchez's son, Nikko Gonzalez.
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There are upwards of 12,000-plus cruise passengers traveling through major cruise ports a day, Makrymichalos said, while yachts on average host only four to 30 passengers.
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"I should start putting some of this stuff on my own face," said Nino Simunic, 0003, ignoring the bucolic vista of yachts and ferries crossing Zadar's channel.
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Remember, the Johnson family vacation is straight BALLER -- they rent out insane yachts and sail around the Amalfi Coast ... while visiting with their rich and famous friends.
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