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GUARD PAGE
In a July 11 article on Jeffrey Epstein's personal wealth, Epstein drew the attention of Alan Greenberg, president of Bear Stearns. A parent of a Dalton School student recommended Mr. Epstein to Mr. Greenberg. Mr. Epstein did not teach Mr. Greenberg's son.
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In an article published Saturday on Jeffrey Epstein's long-standing relationship with Leslie H. Wexner, the name of an arts center in Columbus, Ohio, was distorted. This is the Wexner Center for the Arts and not the Wexner Arts Center.
INTERNATIONAL
An article published Saturday on Congo's new plan to fight Ebola was wrongly referring to the role played by David Gressly in humanitarian aid. He is coordinating humanitarian and security action in the Congo, but not all the efforts of the United States. The W.H.O., part of the United Kingdom, continues to lead the health response, in partnership with the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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A Sunday article on violence against gay and bad men in Poland misspelled the last name of the US ambbadador to Poland. She is Georgette Mosbacher, not Mossbacher.
NATIONAL
SPORTS
On Sunday, a "Sports of the Times" column on concerns about the persistence of doping in professional cycling distorted the year of the widespread doping scandal in cycling in which Marc Madiot had been questioned by the police. It was in 1998 and not in 1999.
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