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Levine

American  
[luh-veen, luh-vahyn] / ləˈvin, ləˈvaɪn /

noun

  1. Jack, 1915–2010, U.S. painter.

  2. James Lawrence, 1943–2021, U.S. orchestral conductor and pianist.


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Epstein considered himself a "people collector" who made connections for transactional purposes, Mr Levine said.

From BBC

He was able to do so because he "understood tax code and finances to some degree better than maybe the most highly paid people on Wall Street", Mr Levine said.

From BBC

Mr Levine said there were many people whose messages with Epstein after his convictions will leave them embarrassed, though that does not suggest they participated in any of his crimes.

From BBC

Chomsky was one of Epstein's famous financial clients, many of whom Epstein helped to save billions of dollars, Mr Levine said.

From BBC

"It feels to me like uncharted territory," said Kay Levine, Emory University School of Law professor.

From BBC