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I'm not sure what you're asking. You can have gravitational waves in a vacuum, similar to how electromagnetic waves can exist far away from any charges.

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No. GR and Newtonian gravity are the same in most applications, and depend on mass. GR recognizes this as depending on energy, and mass is a form of energy.

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