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Coking's house next to Trump Plaza in 2011. (Helayne Seidman for The Post) 
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21st Century Fox will pay $725 million to the National Geographic Society for its stake in the partnership.
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21st Century Fox will pay $725 million to the National Geographic Society for its stake in the partnership.