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Byline: Julia Reed
It is early June, a little more than a month after the opening of the Wynn Las Vegas Resort and Country Club, the most expensive hotel the city has ever seen, and Elaine Wynn is taking me on a tour of the shops. She is dressed in her usual working wardrobe: narrow trousers, Ferragamo flats for walking the hotel's 5.4 million-square feet, and a tunic-y top that today is anchored by a rhinestone-buckled belt that was a gift from her granddaughters. On her left hand is a cushion-cut diamond as dazzling as the three-acre lake outside; her ears boast a pair of enormous pear-shaped diamond studs. When I comment on the latter, she laughs-"Oh, these ...