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Melania Trump used newfound leverage to redo prenup after election win, new book says
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Melania Trump Debuts a New Look and the Internet Has Some Thoughts - E! Online
At second state dinner, Melania Trump's dress is as quiet and dutiful as she - The Washington Post
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