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    Jun 12, 2018 2 minutes
    By Bill Prince

    n the second sentence of this column, which was established as the most insightful in the yachting industry back in 1985, I’m going to plagiarize the author who preceded me, my old boss Michael Peters. The first time I met Tom Fexas was at the 1995 Miami Boat Show. (Mike opened his column, which aced this space from June 2012

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