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For of you who are considering a journey to the dark side by switching from s/v to m/v, and who have GBP 100 million in the bank, here's an option for you.

Check it out at On board the world's first 'gigayacht': The £100m luxury yacht with its own garden, pool and tennis court | the Daily Mail
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My bad! I depend on Drudge for my news. Guess SailNet beat him to it.
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