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A Last Look Inside Trump's Failed Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City | Fortune
Trump Taj Mahal Skeptic: The Analyst Who Gambled And Took On Trump : NPR
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Trump Taj Mahal and Casino on the Boardwalk Atlantic City New Jersey Stock Photo - Alamy
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The Shuttered Casinos of Atlantic City - Curbed Philly
Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino - Wikipedia
Donald Trump rode casino wave in Atlantic City, leaving bankruptcies and angry creditors in his wake - The Boston Globe
Watch the Trump Era in Atlantic City End With 3,000 Sticks of Dynamite - The New York Times
Trump Casinos' Tax Debt Was $30 Million. Then Christie Took Office. - The New York Times
Trump's Taj Mahal — the '8th wonder of the world' — sold for pennies on the dollar
