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Epstein Arranges Meeting Between Gates and Members of the Norwegian Nobel Committee
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In March 2013, Jeffrey Epstein arranged a private meeting in New York between Bill Gates and two members of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, according to NYT reporting. Internal emails quoted in the story show Epstein telling Gates the meeting was intended to improve Gates's profile for a Nobel Peace Prize nomination. Epstein styled himself as a power broker who could leverage connections to international scientific and political institutions on behalf of his wealthy associates.
Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/12/business/jeffrey-epstein-bill-gates.html
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