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Plenty Of Innuendo, But No Hard Evidence Of New Clinton 
Sex Scandal 
Much-discussed documents in Jeffrey Epstein affair don't live up to the hype. 
Iposted on Jan. 28, 2015, at 10:53 p.m. 
Ken Bensinger 
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters 
Over roughly the past month, coverage of Bill Clinton's travels with financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein have made 
their way from a thick stack of court documents into something approaching political mythology, propelled by a string of innuendo-
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laced reports hinting that the former president must have been in some way complicit when he voyaged with a billionaire known for 
preying on underage girls. 
It's a story with plenty to gape at, from horrific and excruciatingly detailed allegations against Epstein to the frequent presence of a 
former president who was, after all, nearly chased from office for a (consensual) affair with an intern. 
But sometimes stories that seem too good to be true —just might be. A detailed review by a team of BuzzFeed News reporters of 
more than 2,000 pages of pleadings, depositions, affidavits, police reports, flight logs, and other documents filed in state and federal 
cour

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