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HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032360.txt

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This is an email exchange between two individuals discussing a meeting in Marrakech, mentioning the upcoming president of the United States, and referencing "Sharia guys" and e-currency.

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This is an email exchange between two individuals discussing a meeting in Marrakech, mentioning the upcoming president of the United States, and referencing "Sharia guys" and e-currency. One individual expresses support for the other's new role and their ability to handle uncertainties. There are also mentions of travel plans involving Paris and New York, as well as reminders about confidentiality and unintended recipients.

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