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Your support makes all the difference.Sir Michael Sobell, of Englefield Green, Surrey, chairman of GEC (Radio & Television) Ltd, the philanthropist, left estate valued at pounds 47,291,574 net. He left pounds 63,500 and his racing interests to personal legatees, a portrait of himself by James Gunn and his books to Jewish Care, and the remainder of his estate to the charitable trust known as the Sobell Foundation.
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