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Clinton Email Database

This is the first public release of the History Lab's processed version of the Clinton Emails.

Background

Earlier this year, the story broke that Hillary Clinton had kept her work emails her own email account and private server during her tenure as Secretary of State. Clinton voluntarily released emails she and her lawyers deemed "work related" to the State Department, who has been going through them and redacting personal and/or classified information.

The State Department releases batches of the emails it has redacted and declassified each month. They are posted to the State Department FOIA Reading Room site. Currently the October release is the most recent.

How We Gather and Parse the Data

The History Lab team has written scripts that download all of the documents from the FOIA site (see description of documents below) and the corresponding JSON metadata from the site's underlying api. We then s

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Predict History Verification

Cases to Assess

MAYBES

The shared Google Sheet in which we are verifying all identified matches with a sim score of 0.9 or higher contains the option to mark a given pair with MAYBE. So far, there are several reasons that we have been using the MAYBE reason:

1. The FRUS document refers to a draft treaty or agreement (not a telegram), which is then included in the body of the matched Cable
2. For example, (FRUS, Cable); (FRUS, Cable)

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