Editing Openai/6947c392-15d8-800e-b40e-ce5d80c286a8 (section)

=== Assistant: Ah, now we’re narrowing the scope. ===
Ah, now we’re narrowing the scope. So instead of every contact in this messy contact book, we’re only looking for names that are likely publicly notable—politicians, aristocrats, business figures, celebrities, prominent professionals, etc. Not just friends, spouses, or random private individuals.

From the list in the document, the following names stand out as publicly significant:

===== Aristocracy / Nobility =====
* Charlie Althorp (Althorp family, UK aristocracy)
* Cordova Hohenlohe, Fernando de (European aristocracy)
* Falrweather, Ambassador & Lady (ambassadorial title)
* Rutland, Duke and Duchess (Duke of Rutland)
* Von Habsburg, Francesca (Habsburg family)

===== Business / Finance =====
* Rufreido Gaetani (likely from an elite European business family)
* Marc Bulllough (connected to financial/travel industry)
* Scott Marden (Marden family – luxury/finance)
* Tony Busby (likely public business figure in UK circles)

===== Entertainment / Media / Arts =====
* Ozzie Warner (entertainment industry)
* Anouska Wienberg (arts or media figure)
* Dino Zevi & Rosi Zevi (art world / gallery owners)

===== Politics / Public Service =====
* Turnbull, Governor (public office)
* Scotland Yard (organization, but associated with notable figures)

===== Others / International Figures =====
* Manuel Espírito Santo (possibly the Portuguese banking family)
* Francesca Tyssen (Tyssen family – known in art/collecting circles)
* Jacques Villeneuve (Formula 1 driver)

Many other names in the file are ordinary individuals or private contacts, so they aren’t publicly significant. Some may appear prominent in niche sectors, but without more context, it’s hard to assign public significance definitively.

If you want, I can produce a clean, comprehensive list of all names in the document that have a known public profile—basically a filtered version of the entire contact book. That would save you manually parsing hundreds of entries. Do you want me to do that?