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    "excerpt": "Just as King Charles and Prince William are trying to adjust to the awful new reality of constant rogue publicity from the now England-residing Sussexes, the Charles Spencer bomb went off. Princess Diana\u2019s brother, having kept mum for 29 years since his thunderbolt eulogy for his sister in Westminster Abbey, suddenly unleashed the memoir, Swan Song: Diana, my sister, that no one saw coming. In the first incendiary excerpt in The Daily Mail, Spencer renewed his credentials as a flamethrower. He recounted that, in a row on the phone days after Diana\u2019s death, then-Prince Charles \u201chissed, \u2018Rest assured we\u2019ll forget her soon enough.\u2019\u201d Holy moly.",
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