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his tax records, "has given back at least $130 million since 2005, his second year as a reality TV star," his "long-hidden tax records, obtained by The New York Times, show that Mr. Trump did not have to reach into his wallet for most of that giving. The vast bulk of his charitable tax deductions, $119.3 million w

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his tax records, "has given back at least $130 million since 2005, his second year as a reality TV star," his "long-hidden tax records, obtained by The New York Times, show that Mr. Trump did not have to reach into his wallet for most of that giving. The vast bulk of his charitable tax deductions, $119.3 million w

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Dish By .10IIN LELAND The reporter John Leland can't tell what, exactly, Harry Belafonte said. But that doesn't mean he can't dish. Belafonte in Midtown Manhattan on Nov. 8, 2016. LOOKING BACK 1941 I On a Day of Infamy, The Times Is On the Air By DAVID W. DUNLAP The debut of Michael Barbaro's "The Daily"