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Elizabeth Taylor's suitcase up for auction after Richard Burton sent it to his sister
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The Welsh film star sent his then-wife and actress Elizabeth Taylor's unwanted clothes to his sister.
The Welsh film star sent his then-wife and actress Elizabeth Taylor's unwanted clothes to his sister.
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