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This content is from: Premium In the Here and Now Seth Klarman, co-founder of Boston-based Baupost Group, a $12 billion hedge fund firm, puts a lot of time (and part of his wealth) into avidly supporting an educational group called Facing History. By Danielle Beurteaux November 24, 2008
