HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032995.txt
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032995.txt
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The document is a series of email exchanges between Jeffrey E.
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The document is a series of email exchanges between Jeffrey E. and Reid Weingarten discussing various topics such as travel plans to Puerto Rico, the political situation in New York, and an upcoming jury trial. The emails are marked with legal confidentiality warnings.
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