HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032398.txt
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032398.txt
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The document discusses a plan to meet in Dubai on January 15, 2017 and then fly to New York on the 20th.
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The document discusses a plan to meet in Dubai on January 15, 2017 and then fly to New York on the 20th. It mentions that there is an island available for surveying and asks if there is a survey available. The sender also offers to help with technical questions about the island. The recipient responds by saying they will be in the Caribbean until the 2nd, but after that can meet in New York on the 20th-22nd. They also mention that every day is a holiday for them and offer to exchange ideas prior to meeting.
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