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Scores of the king's mounted guards, carrying old flintlock rifles, were fanned out in front of the house and three camels were sitting on the grass. "Just great," said Roger. "It's fabulous," said Barbara. And where Forbes hadn't arranged for Moroccans to be lined up, there were reporters. The press covering what was once called the "Party of the Decade" but now called the "Party of the Century" ballooned to hundreds, with only 110 journalists allowed inside the gates. Robin Leach and "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" seemed to be the only outfit missing. "Tonight you'll see the international press in action," said Mario Suriani, an Associated Press photographer who wasn't looking forward to another night of trying to get Liz Taylor's picture. "If you don't see blood spilled, it'll be a miracle." Billionaire publisher Robert Maxwell was the next to meet this frenzy of horses and hacks.
“It was instant legend. Truly one of the top 10 nights of my life,” says writer Jill Kargman, a classmate of Van Wyck’s at Yale. “This was the 21st-century version of Truman Capote’s Black & White Ball or the Bal Oriental in Paris, but with a gigantic Trojan Horse.”
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McCabe employs the powerful "it's not treason if you told other traitors defense."
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