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In one email exchange from 2009, the then-Duchess of York enthusiastically updates Epstein on potential opportunities for her business brands and books that have opened up.

From BBC

"He had such a variety that he would often get it wrong. In one point he would approach the net, open up angles, play a slice, a lob..."

From BBC

In recent years, changes in culture, technology and the music industry have opened up conversations casting Rob and Fab in a more sympathetic light.

From Los Angeles Times

“There was no time to kind of go back and think about it,” said Eve, who opened up about the situation in her 2024 memoir “Who’s That Girl.”

From Los Angeles Times

If she feels like you genuinely care about her, she might open up more about what’s going on with her finances and give you a better sense of what she can afford.

From MarketWatch