Epstein Secrets

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$522.43 19 11/20/2006 Presidente $10.35 Groceries $512.08 20 11/17/2006 Century 21 $429.97 Uniform $82.11 21 11/7/2006 Taxi $52.00 Taxi from JFK $30.11 22 11/7/2006 Snead Tav $17.68 Meal $12.43 EFTA00187341 Petty cash Opening balance Date 8/29/2006 Amount $1,544.73 Ending balance

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