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"She comes from a different time. Born before both world wars, Huguette Clark lived in a New York City that would be unrecognizable to Manhattanites today. The daughter of a copper baron, she was a recluse at the end of her days, living in the hospital for years before her death. She was, by all accounts a relic\u2014but a very wealthy relic. Huguette Clark was once a member of the exclusive group of families including the Astors, Guggenheims and Vanderbilts. But divorcing decades ago and never having children, she became a recluse and her family name lost resonance. But now that she has died, questions are arising as to what will happen with her $500 million estate, reports The New York Times. I can&amp;#039;t help but fantasize about being her long-lost cousin 10th removed, and inheriting it all. Actually, considering my small apartment, I wouldn&amp;#039;t mind just her 5th avenue apartment, which is said to take up an entire floor. (I wonder who lived there and kept it for her while she was away). But alas, I don&amp;#039;t think my luck is such. However, I do think watching the fate of her estate play out will be interesting. - Alexandra Gekas, Associate Editor "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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