Exotic tree id please

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    A large tree with pinnate leaves, ~ 12 inches long. ~6 pairs of leaflets with parallel veins. Clusters of 3 black stone fruits surrounded by green fleshy tissue. The three are attached at the base, but split apart on ripening. 1, 2 or all 3 may mature. Found growing near the National Arboretum, Washington D.C., so probably an exotic. Any suggestions?
     

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    Why? it's very ornamental :)
     
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