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Hank Greenberg

I am looking at investments in China as I used to in a different incarnation,

Bill brought baseball into the 20th century. Before Bill, baseball was just win or lose. But he made it fun to be at the ballpark.

The Pied Piper enjoyed people enjoying themselves. He was colorblind and race-blind and religion-blind.






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