People began sniping about his liberal leasing of a Gulfstream IV, occasionally flying alone, and of how he was never without his personal public-relations agent.

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Rather, the circumstances were: Boulud was in the closet-size galley of a Gulfstream IV private jet, and the only equipment at his disposal was the device beloved by reheaters everywhere.

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After leaving office, in 2002, he started a consulting firm, Giuliani Partners, and embarked on a series of highly lucrative lecture tours, commanding the transportation (Gulfstream IV), the accommodation (a two-bedroom suite, plus four rooms for his entourage), and the remuneration (up to a hundred thousand dollars per appearance) accorded only to the highest tier.

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