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was banned for a month after destroying a chandelier but Gold reduced this ban to 48 hours after Moon sent his chauffeur around with £500 in cash and phoned Gold, in tears, asking where else he would party. Members were sometimes permitted to run up large bar tabs; Moon's reached £14,000 at one
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