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Polish Prosecutors Launch An Investigation Into Jeffrey Epstein’s Links to Poland · The Epstein Chronicles

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. One of the things that distinguished Jeffrey Epstein
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  from a lot of other traffickers is the international aspect
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  of what he was doing. Now, that's not to say
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  that there's not a lot of international trafficking. There most
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  certainly is. But when we're talking about Epstein, he had
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  a pipeline that was built directly into Eastern Europe. And
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  it wasn't just Russia. We're talking about places like Belarus.
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  We're talking about places like Bulgaria, We're talking about places
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  like Ukraine, and we're certainly talking about places like Poland.
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  Because it's now come out that Warsaw was a gigantic
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  hub for Jeffrey Epstein and his operation, and due to
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  that fact, the Polish authorities have now opened an investigation.
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  So today we have an article for TVP World and
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  the headline Prosecutors launched Epstein probe after human trafficking links
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  found in Poland. This article was authored by timon Miller.
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  You know, it seems pretty extensive for a hoax, doesn't it.
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  Polish prosecutors have launched an investigation into the Polish threads
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  in the possible human trafficking scheme orchestrated by disgraced US
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  financier Jeffrey Epstein. The probe follows the release of US
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  authorities of millions of pages of documents linked to Epstein,
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  whose network of associates and contacts has sparked political controversy
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  in several countries, several I'd say more than that. I mean,
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  how many investigations have we seen around the world, And
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  to be honest with you, those investigations should multiply because
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  Jeffrey Epstein was committing crimes everywhere you went. And that's
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  just the abuse. Can you imagine the kind of financial
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  crimes that were being committed him and his buddies, Polish
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  authorities said. Documents reviewed by prosecutors pointed the possible recruitment
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  of women in Poland. Oh, there's no doubt. And the
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  first person that comes to mind is Adriana Ross, right.
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  She's a Polish citizen and she was brought into the
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  fold and she became one of Jeffrey Epstein's you know,
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  recruiters core four people and somebody that was integral to
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  the operation. And of course she was also one of
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  the people that was protected by the NPA. On March tenth,
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  twenty twenty six, the National Prosecutor's Office initiated an investigation
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  in the Human Trafficking Committee between two thousand and nine
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  and August twenty nineteen on the territory of Poland and
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  other countries. Prosecutor spokesman Premise law Noac said in a statement, Well,
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  that's nice to hear. Huh. By the time, somebody's looking
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  into the dude, And imagine here in America, we're just
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  sitting around like it's no big deal, no investigations whatsoever. Huh,
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  nobody was involved, just Jeffrey Epstein. I guess the Polish
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  have it all wrong. I guess the English have it
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  all wrong. And the only people with their finger on
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  the pulse is the DOJ. I mean, come on, they
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  recognize this as the hoax that it is. Everybody else
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  is crazy. I mean, how ridiculous is that. Everywhere else
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  this is a big problem. But here in America, let's
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  just forget about it. Let's just move on. He added
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  that the suspected scheme involving recruiting adult and minor female persons,
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  including Polish citizens, by misleading them about the real nature
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  of future employment abroad and then organizing their transport outside
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  Poland and handing them over to other persons for the
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  purpose of sexual exploitation. Well, that sure sounds like a
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  human trafficking ring to me, and considering that the DOW
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  is under fifty thousand, maybe somebody should bring this up
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  to paum Bondi. Emails within the Epstein files reviewed by
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  TVP World highlight Warsaw as a transport hub for Epstein's
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  network of associates and potential victims. It most certainly was.
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  Now I won't even begin to tell you that I
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  know all the people that were involved in places like
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  Poland or all the people that were abused. I do not,
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  But there's certainly enough information here for a real investigation
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  to kick off, and there always has been. The investigation
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  will allow prosecutors to carry out a full evidentiary procedure,
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  authority said. One of the first procedural decisions will be
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  at a center request to two European countries for information
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  and evidence under a European Investigation Order. The statement said,
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  while calling on victims to contact prosecutors and look, I
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  don't think there's any scenario under the sun where there
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  aren't more victims, more people that were victimized by these people. Now,
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  if they're going to come forward or not, that's a
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  whole different story, especially considering the way some of these
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  survivors have been treated. You might have people that are
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  just like, you know what, I don't need it in
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  my life. I don't need my family to go through it.
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  And you know, I've suffered in silence this long. I'll
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  just keep going. And it's unfortunate because anybody who's been
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  abused should be able to come forward and be confident
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  that they're going to be listened to. But unfortunately we
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  know that's not the case. And there's a whole lot
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  of pieces of shit out there that do what they
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  do specifically because they know the sort of effect it's
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  going to have overall, and it's all part of it.
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  Poland set up the investigative team in February, alongside a
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  government analytical group tasked with examining possible Polish links to
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  Epstein's activities. Emails released in the documents include references to
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  Daniel Said, described by lawyers for Epstein's victims as a
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  scout of girls and or women for Epstein who rode
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  into the nine about traveling in small villages in Poland
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  and other countries in the region in search of women.
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  And that's what they would do. They would go to
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  these poverty stricken areas and they'd look for girls. And
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  then these recruiters would promise them the world, Oh you're
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  going to be this big model, You're going to work
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  for Victoria's Secret, You're going to do this, You're going
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  to do that, only to be brought to America and
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  elsewhere and abused and this one on and on and
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  on for years and years and years, and now finally
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  people are paying attention. But unfortunately, I think it's going
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  to be too late, and I think a lot of
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  the people that were involved are going to get away
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  with it. Si Odd had also worked as a scout
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  for Jean lu Brunel, who owned a modeling agency set
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  up with Epstein's help. Brunell committed suicide in twenty twenty
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  two before going on trial for sexually abusing miners. And
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  that's another one I have a lot of doubts about now.
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  I can't be as confident as what we talk about
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  when we talk about Epstein, because I don't know the
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  French system. I don't know all the history of that gel,
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  I don't know anybody who's ever been there. I don't
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  know all the details, Whereas with MCC I know people
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  that have been to that facility and we can look
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  at the records contemporaneously and see just how many suicides
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  have occurred. But over in France, different story, right. But
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  the further we go and the more we learn or
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  don't learn, the more I'm convinced that Jean lu Brunel
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  didn't meet his fate at his own hands. Now, I'll
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  be the first one to tell you that I have
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  no evidence to back that up. None, But it's just
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  one of those feelings that I have. And maybe that's
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  because the cynicism of everything else is dripping into it.
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  But at this point, how can we trust anything that
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  the authorities are telling us in France or anywhere else.
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  The files also reference to Poles who work closely with
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  that Epstein for years. One was Polish model Adriana Musinska Ross,
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  who traveled on Epstein's private jet and was named in
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  a two thousand and eight US case as a potential
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  participant in a scheme involving the prostitution of miners, though
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  she was never charged. Yeah, she was protected by the NPA.
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  You know the NPA that the DOJ has no desire
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  to get rid of that NPA. They could get rid
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  of that tomorrow, but they won't, and that's because it'll
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  blow the whole thing up. Imagine you bring in Adriana Ross,
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  You really think she's gonna keep quiet, She's gonna play ball.
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  Hell no, she doesn't want to go to prison, so
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  of course she's gonna wrap people out. And that's why
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  they got the deal, because they were protecting Epstein. It
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  was collateral damage, right, And not only did they get
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  these sweetheart deals the protection, they also got paid a
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  ton of money. Epstein gave them a bunch of money
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  to be silent and none of that speculation. That's what occurred.
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  Another was Janice Banisik, a Polish national who managed Epstein's
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  pom Beach residents in Florida for about two decades and
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  later testified in court proceedings linked to the case. The
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  files contained multiple references to women from Poland, though so
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  far there has been little evidence of connections to Polish
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  political elites. Human trafficking is punishable in Poland by up
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  to twenty years in prison. Prosecutors said, so, look, there's
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  no doubt that there was a pipeline running through Poland.
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  Now does it connect to the political elite? I don't know.
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  I don't know much about Poland, but what I do
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  know is that Epstein and his buddy Jean lu Brunel,
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  we're using areas in Poland, in Ukraine, in Russia and
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  everywhere in between to find girls who were vulnerable so
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  that they could abuse them, and once they had them
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  in their clutches, forget it. What do you do. You're
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  some girl for some village in Poland and you find
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  yourself in New York City and the people that brought
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  you there take your passport that they got for you
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  fraudulently in the first place, and say, now, look, you're
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  gonna do whatever we tell you to do. What exactly
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  could these girls do to get away from that? So
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  my question is how many women found themselves in that position?
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  And unfortunately the DOJ has no desire to give us
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  that information. So hopefully these investigations over in Europe provides
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  more detail as we continue to try to put all
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  the moving parts together. When it comes to Jeffrey Epstein's
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