Ghislaine Maxwell will be actualization frequently in artists’ sketches during a balloon that is accepted to aftermost about six weeks. Photo-Illustration: Intelligencer
Ghislaine Maxwell is on balloon in New York City. Bodies are athirst for answers about her and her abstract activity with Jeffrey Epstein. We’ll acquaint you now that this balloon may not bear those answers, and may addled our compassionate alike further. Still, here’s aggregate we do know.
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The balloon — you can alarm it by its government name, U.S.A. v. Ghislaine Maxwell, if you appetite to be affecting — began on Monday, November 29. It’s accepted to aftermost about six weeks, anybody agrees, unless article odd and conspiracy-theory inducing happens.
It will booty abode in the alluring Thurgood Marshall United States Courthouse in city Manhattan, which was the home of two celebrated trials: that of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg in 1951 and that of Martha Stewart in 2004.
This case absolutely got activity in July 2020, aback Ghislaine Maxwell was arrested in New Hampshire. Aback she has been in custody, both the government and her attorneys acquire filed an amazing, acutely amaranthine beck of acknowledged documents.
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The government says it will prove that she helped Jeffrey Epstein sexually accomplishment and corruption girls — allowance him “to recruit, benedict and ultimately abuse” victims as adolescent as 14 — and that she physically brought bodies to him for this purpose. Specifically, Maxwell has been answerable with adorable a accessory to biking to appoint in actionable sex acts; alteration a accessory with the absorbed to appoint in bent animal activity; cabal accuse accompanying to both of those; sex trafficking of a minor; and sex trafficking conspiracy. (The closing two accuse were added beforehand this year.)
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She additionally faces two accuse of canard — the government claims that she aria beneath adjuration aback ahead questioned about diplomacy pertaining to Epstein — for a absolute of eight federal counts. The canard accuse will not be addressed in this trial.
Maxwell agilely proclaims her chastity on all counts.
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A clairvoyant writes: “How the hell do you accent her name?” It depends. Here’s a amusing video that covers how to say it in French. (Aim for Shizz-lane.) But Vicky Ward, a announcer who was aboriginal to the Epstein story, uses what I anticipate is the adapted English pronunciation: Gill-len. And Ghislaine Maxwell’s brother Ian says it actual casually, like Gill-un. You can apprehend his adaptation here. (Think gill like aspect on a angle and again beat the aftermost bisected with gun.) About you appetite to do it, aloof say it fast. Vanity Fair wrote an absolute explainer on this, but did not access at a cessation besides “Never accent the s.” I, personally, aim for Gill-lane — a array of Americanese appearance on the English of the French.
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On its surface, the lath seems to be a random, adorable grab bag of New Yorkers. They allegation to absorb their anonymity, but it’s adapted to say that, absolutely specifically, the accumulation looks like what you’d get if you abducted about a third of the cartage on an afternoon’s rush-hour 4/5 alms car.
And yet, clashing abounding New Yorkers, anniversary of them has allegedly existed until this point in time accessible by ability about annihilation accompanying to Jeffrey Epstein. Also, none of them acknowledge a bent adjoin affluent bodies — a catechism asked of them afore they were recruited into this abhorrent service. To many, both of these may assume like doubtful altitude of existence, but we all accomplish altered choices with our lives, and in the end, who can say what’s best — mainlining online account about predators and abyss about the clock, or accomplishing the adverse of that?
Reporters see little of the lath because the all-inclusive majority of us are not in the attorneys with them. (We acquire to watch the balloon on TVs in apartment beyond the building.) We do see them a bit on video and elsewhere, abundant that we would admit some members.
During trials, some reporters try to apprentice added about jurors so that aback the accomplished affair is over, they can advance to allocution to them. Sometimes this action can be messy. Beforehand this month, the adjudicator in the Kyle Rittenhouse balloon barred MSNBC from the courthouse. He, and police, said addition from the arrangement had approved to chase a lath bus; MSNBC denies that the contributor in catechism was attempting to acquaintance or photograph anyone from the jury. Whatever happened there, it hangs over this balloon a bit.
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Here is what we acquire been promised by the prosecution. First, they said, four of the declared victims would testify. Abutting up, ancestors and others, “who knew them not as the adults that you will see during the advance of this balloon but as the kids they were aback the corruption happened.”
Also: “You’ll additionally apprehend from some of Epstein’s staff. You’ll apprehend from the pilots who flew Epstein and the actor and some of the victims in Epstein’s clandestine planes. You’ll apprehend from some of the advisers who formed at Epstein’s Palm Beach residence.”
And again there are the able witnesses. They will be key to Maxwell’s defense, which posits that her accusers acquire “memories that are untrustworthy, uncorroborated, and unreliable,” as her advocate put it.
Witness affidavit began on the trial’s aboriginal day with Larry Visoski, a pilot who flew Epstein’s plane. He did a lot of scene-setting for the jury’s benefit, which could explain why he went first. He declared the assorted Epstein locations; aloof how frequently flights were taken (constantly); and some high-profile passengers, all names continued in circulation. (Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, etc.)
The aboriginal of the four accusers to booty the angle was “Jane.” Her affidavit was acutely clear and disturbing. She anecdotal actuality affected into accepting sex with Epstein aback she was 14, 15, and 16 and said that others were complex sometimes. She declared an exceptionable adventure with both Epstein and Maxwell, aback she was 14, in which Maxwell was cuddle and kissing Epstein. She said Maxwell was in the allowance added than alert aback Epstein abused her. She said Maxwell would acquaint her in how Epstein admired to be massaged. And she said she catholic with Maxwell and Epstein maybe ten times, amidst Florida, Manhattan, and New Mexico.
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They may acquire met as aboriginal as 1988 through her father, a affluent media tycoon. (He died in 1991 — an accident that arise that the ancestors business was fantastically bankrupt and subjected Ghislaine Maxwell’s brothers to years of lawsuits.) We apperceive that she and Epstein were spending time calm in 1992, aback she was apparent boarding the Concorde with him.
She became Epstein’s adherent and again his majordomo, about — authoritative things assignment as he jetted from abode to house. It was as anon as 1994, the government claims, that she began accouterment Epstein with adolescent girls. One cloister certificate discusses her abrogation calling cards at spas and chatting up bodies in malls. The government claims that she would booty the girls arcade or to the movies — as able-bodied as allocution about sex with them and alike be “present for sex acts.” She additionally allegedly encouraged them to acquire money from Epstein. Admitting she took breaks, it seems like she formed in some official accommodation for Epstein from 1999 to 2006.
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At atomic four times, Maxwell has activated to be arise on bail. Her best contempo appeal was denied on November 9. The court’s reasoning, in part: Maxwell holds assorted adopted citizenships, which accommodate the U.K. but additionally France, “a nation that does not arise to abandon its citizens,” as the adjudicator put it. (Maxwell has offered to abdicate her adopted citizenships.) The cloister additionally declared her diplomacy as “opaque.” (Maxwell has offered to put her money beneath administration in barter for her acting release; this action too was declined.) The byword “extraordinary accommodation to balk detection” has been bandied about by the judge, which makes faculty because that no one knew area she was for years, although she was about in apparent afterimage the absolute time.
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Maxwell is actuality captivated at the Metropolitan Detention Center, which is on 29th Street, by the BQE, in Sunset Park.
Metropolitan Detention Center. Photo: Ed Jones/AFP via Getty Images
When she needs to go to court, she is woken up in what is about the average of the night. She’s kept in isolation. She generally has not looked good. The bastille afterlife of her longtime acquaintance Jeffrey Epstein hangs over the accomplished bearings — literally, as the bastille in which he died, now closed, is anon abaft the courthouse in Manhattan. Bastille guards flash a flashlight on her every 15 account to accomplish abiding she hasn’t met the aforementioned fate. One of Maxwell’s attorneys said in cloister filings that her applicant was actuality kept in the affliction altitude she has apparent in decades of practice. Maxwell says that she can’t appropriately acquaint with her attorneys and can’t get mail promptly and that altitude are grim, unsanitary, and unsafe. Abundant of that is accepted for about anybody in that Bureau of Prisons system, so she’s allegedly not lying! The cloister has intervened on some issues; for example, it is aggravating (and, according to lawyers, failing) to ensure that Maxwell gets acknowledged mail adequately promptly.
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On July 2, 2020, the FBI bankrupt bottomward the aperture of a clandestine and gated abode amidst on 156 acreage in Bradford, New Hampshire. In the end, the Feds had amidst her by, essentially, hunting for her cell-phone signal. Built in 2002, the New Hampshire abode is gorgeous, admitting a little ample if you can’t acquire anyone over attributable to the being-in-hiding thing.
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There acquire been abounding belief about Maxwell’s abode over the years, but the truest seems to be the simplest. She was active in the chic boondocks of Manchester-by-the-Sea, Massachusetts, up the coffer from Boston, appealing abundant the accomplished time, accomplishing accustomed stuff: authoritative lunches for her stepchildren, jogging, swimming.
She awash her New York City townhouse in 2016; the name “Jennifer Ellmax” (get it?) appeared anon thereafter on a filing for the abode in Manchester-by-the-Sea. “We achievement to alive actuality for a actual continued time” and be “wonderful neighbors,” her husband, Scott Borgerson, said in 2018, according to account of the boondocks zoning board. (The amount of the abode dates to about 1700; it was allegedly floated over from Salem! It’s super-nice!) Visitors said the blessed brace alike conducted tours. Photos of the brace dotted the place, including one of Maxwell aerodynamics a helicopter. (Jeffrey Epstein paid for her pilot’s license.) Relationships with neighbors angry sour.
So she was aloof at home the accomplished time. “She was not active abroad from law enforcement,” her brother Ian said. (Which raises the catechism of why it was so difficult for them to acquisition her.) Instead, he says, she was lying low to assure her family.
But allegedly she was still drifting affluence during this time. Per the government, Maxwell took “at atomic 15 all-embracing flights” amidst 2017 and 2020 to the U.K., Japan, and Qatar. (Given how thoroughly Americans are tracked as they travel, it’s hasty that the Feds could not assume to locate her.) She was spotted on a Miami–to–New York City flight in bounce of 2018. And she — and her bedmate — were at Jeff Bezos’s abstruse anniversary acquisition that year.
Maxwell purchased the New Hampshire house, a two-hour drive civil from Manchester-by-the-Sea, a few months afterwards Epstein’s afterlife in 2019. The accord was all in cash, and the client was an LLC.
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We accept she affiliated a man declared Scott Borgerson in 2016. They acquire accepted anniversary added aback at atomic 2013; Borgerson and his antecedent wife afar in 2015. He is article of a specialist in the diplomacy of the Arctic, and a above Coffer Guard captain and the above arch controlling of CargoMetrics, a “maritime analytics company,” which was transforming into article affectionate of barrier fund–y and big data–y that advance ocean accumulation chains to maybe adumbrate markets or contrarily somehow actualize profit? He accommodated from the aggregation in July 2020. He’s additionally about 14 years adolescent than Maxwell.
Their accord is brave with mystery. Maxwell has denied actuality affiliated to Borgerson and additionally said she was “in the action of divorcing her husband” afterwards her arrest. The brace recorded themselves as “single” in banking abstracts in 2018. Added muddying the picture, in 2019, Borgerson said that he and Maxwell weren’t alike dating, that she wasn’t active in the abode in Manchester-by-the-Sea, and that “I’m home abandoned with my cat.” He additionally declared her a “former friend.” (Rude.) This year, his name and cachet as her bedmate are consistently cited in cloister documents. But no one seems to acquire amidst a alliance license, and we’ve all tried.
In the aforementioned way that annihilation about Maxwell makes sense, annihilation about Borgerson advance either. He is frequently referred to as a tech millionaire, which may or may not be true.
Since the alpha of his accord with Maxwell, Borgerson has developed a bristles — “This is new,” he said about the facial beard in a Abode subcommittee affair about the Arctic in backward 2014 — and afflicted his beard and dress style; he is now usually photographed attractive fatigued in sunglasses and athleisurewear. The one time we heard from him directly, in a attenuate account with Business Insider, he was co-parenting his two accouchement with his ex-wife, capital to abode a book or two, and was praying a lot. Judging by a letter he wrote to the adjudicator advancement bond for Maxwell, he seems like a accurate accepter in her innocence, as one tends to be aback one is affiliated to addition accused of a crime.
Shortly afore the alpha of the trial, he was apparent by reporters in Manchester-by-the-Sea active a Tesla.
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It’s complicated! She appear $3.5 actor in assets in July 2020. But again afterwards that year, in one of her bond requests, she said that she and Borgerson had assets of $22.5 million. This did not go over able-bodied with the court, which declared this as absurd to be a aberration and added acceptable to be “misdirection.”
Maxwell awash a New York City townhouse at 116 East 65th Street for about $15 actor in 2016. (It was endemic by an LLC.) It’s appealing and is now in the name of a real-estate-management company. According to prosecutors, Maxwell has at atomic 15 altered coffer accounts in assorted countries. But the government hasn’t arise annihilation absolutely absorbing or anathema about the money — it has alone claimed that sometimes millions of dollars abolished from and again alternate to accounts acceptance to Epstein and accounts “associated” with Maxwell.
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We haven’t heard of the declared cat since. We will accompany this as agilely as possible. Perhaps this actuation is affirmation that Borgerson and Maxwell are correct, that they are absolutely over-pursued by the media.
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When Borgerson was photographed walking a vizsla in Boston, the media acclimated it as affidavit of his at-the-time bleared accord to Maxwell, because it was assumed, reasonably, that the vizsla was her dog. Maxwell, of course, showed a vizsla at the Westminster Dog Show. (Working name: GCH BOWCOT’S CAPTAIN NEMO, built-in November 26, 2009.) But we all abstruse article from this experience, because the dog was not Maxwell’s. It was absolutely a dog declared Secretary Hamilton, which is a advertence to Alexander Hamilton, who founded the Coffer Guard, a actuality that allegedly gets but one advertence in the agreeable Hamilton.
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As is actual able-bodied explained in advertisement by Business Insider, it seems there are two, and they’re carefully connected. Captain Nemo, Maxwell’s ambiguous vizsla, was beatific to a agriculturalist in barter for a aces of the consistent litter. That pick? Secretary Hamilton, authoritative Captain Nemo the ancestor of Borgerson’s dog.
Sadly, the Captain fell bottomward on the job. According to Business Insider, Captain Nemo boring became deranged and “would frequently advance Secretary Hamilton in fits of psychosis.”
Again, no chat on the cat. Alike the simplest diplomacy — the actuality or antithesis of their marriage, the actuality or antithesis of their dogs, this abstruseness cat — becomes a tangle.
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In August 2019, about a abounding year afore her arrest, photos of Maxwell account while dining at an In-N-Out Burger in Studio City, abreast Universal Studios, appeared online to abundant excitement. The admeasurement of the babel goes to appearance aloof how far underground she had gone. The photos were at aboriginal advised as a abominable analysis — Actuality she is! — and then, about as quickly, a billow anesthetized afore that brilliant moment.
The photo’s metadata, a client of the photos said, absolute the chat Meadowgate, the name of a aggregation endemic by Leah Saffian, an Encino-based advocate and acquaintance of Maxwell’s who already represented her brother Kevin on artifice accuse and who has visited Maxwell in bastille and apparent up in court.
A dog who appears in one photo is additionally acceptable Saffian’s — it was best absolutely not either of the two Maxwell/Borgerson vizslas, Captain Nemo or Secretary Hamilton. Saffian’s dog appears to be a terrier.
As it happens, Maxwell additionally had a dog declared Max in the backward ’90s. He was a Yorkshire terrier. That dog was declared afterwards her father; it is accepted dead.
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Oh, boy. Ghislaine’s father, an administrator declared Robert Maxwell (born Jan Ludwik Hoch in the above Czechoslovakia) died in 1991 at sea, having, apparently, collapsed from his yacht, the Lady Ghislaine.
In a accent on the baiter afterwards his death, Ghislaine appear she anticipation he’d been murdered. Rupert Murdoch said that he believed Maxwell jumped. One book proposes that the Mossad had him killed. The baiter is now declared Dancing Hare and is endemic by Anna Murdoch.
Robert Maxwell endemic companies and publications including Macmillan, the Daily News, and the Mirror bi-weekly group.
Ghislaine Maxwell amidst a abundance of coupons submitted to the Mirror Group. Photo: Michael Michael Daines/Mirrorpix/Getty Images
At the time of his death, the operation was a mess, saddled with astronomic debt; Maxwell had defaulted on a £50 actor accommodation from the Coffer of England. “By the time he died,” the New York Times wrote in 1991, “his sprawling authority was in complete disarray.” The companies went bankrupt, demography some of the Maxwell brothers with them.
Also, anybody said he was a spy. But again there’s addition to say that every actuality complex in this, from Jeffrey Epstein on down, was a spy.
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Kevin and Ian Maxwell, two of the seven Maxwell children, were accused of misusing pension-fund money to accumulate the ancestors businesses afloat. Acutely diffuse trials concluded in 1996 with their acquittals.
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This is a abundant question. Honestly, what she, Jeffrey Epstein, his brother Mark Epstein, and absolutely anyone abreast them did professionally is abutting to inexplicable.
From about 1992 to 1999, she seems to acquire swanned about on Jeffrey Epstein’s dime.
From about 1999 to 2006, she is said to acquire formed for Jeffrey Epstein in some capacity.
After that: a little bit of accessory Chelsea Clinton’s wedding, giving TED Talks, and speaking at the U.N. From 2012 to 2019, she was arch controlling of a pro-ocean nonprofit declared the TerraMar Project, declared in the New York Times as “an blurred alignment that had no offices and gave no grants to added organizations.”
Also, not actuality served lawsuits aback bodies couldn’t acquisition her.
Photo: Steven Ferdman/Getty Images
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This is a actual acceptable question! From records, we can calculation at atomic six:
The helicopters were bare because Little St. James, the 75-or-so-acre clandestine island endemic by Epstein in the U.S. Virgin Islands, was alone able with a helipad. (Epstein eventually bought the island abutting aperture as well, to actualize added of a barrier to the alfresco world.) Air-traffic controllers at the St. Thomas accessible airport would see Epstein accession with girls, children, and adolescent women to be transferred to his island “dozens of times over two decades,” according to a accusation filed adjoin his estate.
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On August 10, Epstein was begin asleep in his cell. His afterlife was disqualified a suicide, and promptly spawned ten actor cabal theories. The New York Times sued the Bureau of Prisons for its Epstein annal and did not acquisition any acumen to agnosticism that it was afterlife by suicide. The cardboard did, however, afford added ablaze on the accumulation amateurishness that accustomed it to happen.
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“I’ve accepted Jeff for 15 years. Terrific guy,” Trump told us 20 years ago. “It is alike said that he brand admirable women as abundant as I do, and abounding of them are on the adolescent side.” Bodies knew what was activity on alike beforehand than that — in 2003, Vicky Ward was accessible to broadcast accusations from three women adjoin Epstein in Vanity Fair, but she says they were edited out.
Party time, in 2000. Photo: Davidoff Studios/Getty Images
Not continued after, Epstein was answerable with sexually assaulting and trafficking minors; the FBI started investigating him in 2006. In 2008, he agreed to a deal, brokered by approaching Labor secretary Alex Acosta, in which he pleaded accusable to one allegation of abode beneath Florida law in barter for a agreement that he would not be federally prosecuted. For a little over a year, he slept in bastille but was best up by a disciplinarian at the Palm Beach County Bastille and taken to his appointment every day, escorted by assembly acting as aegis guards. (The appointment was a scam, too: a affected foundation set up afore he went to jail.) Upon his release, if you can alarm it that, victims filed clothing — dozens of them.
By 2018, the audacious Miami Herald anchorman Julie Brown had articular added than 60 victims. The advocate accepted for the U.S. Virgin Islands has said there are more. The Epstein Victims’ Compensation Fund, an absolute article of the Epstein acreage created by the Superior Cloister of the Virgin Islands, paid about $125 actor to 150 accustomed victims out of 225 applicants to the fund.
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In a degradation in April 2016, Maxwell was asked: “Did Jeffrey Epstein acquire a arrangement to recruit arrears girls for animal massages? If you know.” She replied: “I don’t apperceive what you’re talking about.” So there’s that.
She was additionally asked a cardinal of questions about animal activity:
The adjudicator in Maxwell’s case said they would acquire to abode this in a abstracted balloon to abstain complicating the axial issues of the accepted one. The canard issues could additionally possibly disqualify any of Maxwell’s accepted attorneys who represented her aback in 2016. This is a actual acceptable account of the accomplished deal!
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He has been apery a cardinal of bodies suing Maxwell, including Virginia Roberts Giuffre, who was recruited to assignment for Epstein as a teenager. Giuffre sued Maxwell for defamation, and Boies got to depose Maxwell in 2016, which is area the canard allegation comes from.
David Boies. Photo: Mark Kauzlarich/Bloomberg via Getty Images
The aspersion accusation was heated. “Giuffre’s absurd claims,” Maxwell’s attorneys wrote, existed to “facilitate Giuffre’s media exposure, enhance her marketability, to abstract banking accretion for herself and her family, and to advance her adulterated non-profit, Victims Refuse Silence, Inc.” Abundant of the actual in this accusation was closed and is actuality arise in chunks.
Apart from confined the interests of his clients, this is a nice way for Boies to try to bland out his reputation. Boies formed on account of Harvey Weinstein to anticipate the New York Times from publishing capacity of Weinstein’s animal assaults. He did so while alive for the Times on added matters. He was additionally complex in this actual awe-inspiring situation.
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Only a fool would adumbrate annihilation in this sad and abominable spectacle! It goes afterwards saying, but let’s say it anyway: We consistently adopt to balloon that trials are conducted to appraise acutely specific questions with actual attenuated and bound amounts of advice beneath consideration. Writing about the contempo trials of Kyle Rittenhouse and the bodies who asleep Ahmaud Arbery, accessible apostle Sarah Lustbader reminds us: “the lath is tasked not with chief overarching questions of candor but rather with applying a specific set of laws to a specific set of facts.”
“For Epstein’s victims, it will be an befalling for amends continued denied,” wrote Vanity Fair of the Maxwell trial. I disagree. Anyone who has been advantageous absorption can acquaint you that the victims, and the public, should apprehend disappointment.
A newsletter by New York’s Choire Sicha, accoutrement the Ghislaine Maxwell trial.
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