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Email forwarding NYT article on Trump tax losses (1985‑1994) to Jeffrey Epstein
The passage merely points to a publicly reported New York Times story about historic Trump business losses. It provides no new documents, specific transactions, dates beyond the article’s scope, or di Email sent from Nicholas Ribs to Jeffrey Epstein on 5/7/2019. Subject references NYT article about Trump’s $1 billion in business losses from 1985‑1994. No new data, only a link to an existing news s
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The passage merely points to a publicly reported New York Times story about historic Trump business losses. It provides no new documents, specific transactions, dates beyond the article’s scope, or di Email sent from Nicholas Ribs to Jeffrey Epstein on 5/7/2019. Subject references NYT article about Trump’s $1 billion in business losses from 1985‑1994. No new data, only a link to an existing news s
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