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Parallax builds a checkable record from primary sources
Parallax presents a research atlas and finished analyses on congressional oversight and the documentary and legal record of the Jeffrey Epstein case.
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- The first edition has 89 reference pages and a machine-readable manifest with a fingerprint for each page.
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The project separates short, citable Atlas references from longer papers and memos, and lists the source categories used to build them. It says citations are checked against held sources, editions are fingerprinted, and corrections are public; the first edition's manifest fingerprints each page. The homepage also identifies Word and PDF versions of its Publications and says the Atlas and Publications are updated monthly.
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