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The very name Monaco carries about it the whiff of tuxedos, fast boats and ruinous expense—and all three will be in evidence at the Monaco Yacht Show, monacoyachtshow.org, to be held in the principality from Sept. 20-23. If you command the kind of disposable income that puts you in the market for a Lürssen or a Sunseeker—the Maybach and the Rolls-Royce, respectively, of pleasure yachts—then any of the 520 exhibitors representing 77 shipyards, 29 yacht brokers and 54 naval architects would be delighted to see you.
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