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2020-02-24 — nytimes.com
``It would have been reasonable to expect that Waugh would have warned Byrne about the recently rejected $500 million loan, but that never happened. So Byrne pressed on, organizing a "road show" for Trump to meet with and try to win over big institutional investors. When that didn't drum up the desired money, Byrne's salesmen worked the phones, casting a wider net for more clients and managing to sell more than $400 million of junk bonds (albeit at a high interest rate that reflected investors' fears that Trump might default). Trump repaid the ÂDeutsche Bank team with a weekend trip to his Mar-Âa-ÂLago resort in Palm Beach, Fla.''
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