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The Trump-Epstein Files™
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It's the output from a digital form. I have all kinds of web forms on the government site I run, and the reports looks similar to this. Stripped of all the public-facing UI it makes less sense.
It's one of the more frustrating things when doing Open Records in the digital age.
Example: Let's say your neighbor files an application for a building permit application online to build a new fence. If you ask for a copy of the application, there's no real "document" to provide. Modern permitting uses interactive websites, not paper applications. Best we can do is have a reporting tool that spits out what information was provided in each field, but that's often missing context.