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title: 'House Oversight: Estate Documents (Nov 12) (HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_022047)'
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JAMES PATTERSON On March 11, a devastating undersea earthquake and tsu- nami move Japan's main island by several feet, shifting the earth on its axis. The destruction is horrific and unprecedented. But on March 13, the Daily Mail devotes four pages and seven sepa- rate articles to Prince Andrew. That same day, the Telegraph runs three pieces, and the Sunday Times runs a two-page spread head- lined GUN SMUGGLER BOASTS OF SWAY OVER ANDREW. On March 14, the Guardian runs one more piece about Andrew's troubles. PRINCE ANDREW DOMINATES HEADLINES DESPITE THE EARTHQUAKE, the headline reads. Alan Dershowitz: Septen 'f the ongoing lawsuits ar millions left to spare. Mea whether Epstein trafficked seems to be going nowhere. A ning to look as if Epstein is fir But for Epstein's friend an itz, things are about to get ver At the start of 2008, Brad lawyer, had filed a motion in : of two unnamed women accus showitz of participating direct Prince Andrew had had nc itz had objected to the accu terms. "There's absolutely no kern 240 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_022047