On January 30th, the Justice Department published the Epstein files and announced the page count.
Five weeks later, a newsroom counted what was actually sitting on the site. Tens of thousands of files had come down without notice.
The count in the headline never moved.
Your hospital runs a version of this. So does the jobs report.
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