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Advocates for survivors called the distinction harmful, noting that Epstein’s decades-long pattern of coercion and trafficking involved minors who were legally incapable of consent, regardless of age.

Chicago politics these days is a contest between dumb and dumber, and the latter distinction this week goes to Chicago Treasurer Melissa Conyears-Ervin.

What remains unknown is whether the meteorite was composed of stone or iron, a distinction that requires further study.

Carter said there is no distinction in the court’s oversight.

There’s only one network, FreeVee, and its goals overlap enough with those of the government that the distinction between them isn’t worth parsing.