Metadata dump from NYTimes article on Trump‑Kavanaugh (no substantive content)
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The passage consists almost entirely of formatting metadata, asset identifiers, and UI strings. It contains no concrete allegations, names, dates, transactions, or actionable leads linking powerful ac Only mentions high‑profile names (Trump, Kavanaugh, Christine Blasey Ford) in keyword tags. Provides URL to a NYTimes article dated 2018‑09‑23, but no excerpt of the article itself.
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