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Douglas Cooper waded into art-world battles with abandon—while scooping up a trove of works by Picasso and others.

When Cooper died a year later, Lauder bought up the core of the vast Cubist trove.

When the UK's National Crime Agency took down the cyber crime gang LockBit they discovered troves of data still on the criminal's servers that victims had paid to be deleted.

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He unveiled a trove of evidence at a news conference on Tuesday, including the defendant's alleged confession and DNA found on the trigger of the rifle suspected to have been used in the crime.

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Inside, the apartment is a treasure trove of unique features.

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