HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033137.txt
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033137.txt
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The email is between J and Peter Thiel, discussing a visit to the Caribbean in December.
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The email is between J and Peter Thiel, discussing a visit to the Caribbean in December. The email also contains disclaimers about the confidentiality of the communication and its intended use by the addressee only.
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