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The image shows a close-up of what appears to be a printed document with handwritten notes on it.
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The image shows a close-up of what appears to be a printed document with handwritten notes on it. The document has a header at the top that reads "Docket No: 2019-CV-463" and there are additional details below, including a case caption and docket number. The text is blurred, but one can discern some words such as "case number," "date filed," and "reporter's transcript" among other phrases that suggest the document is related to a legal proceeding or court case. There are also handwritten annotations in red ink on top of the printed text; however, the specific content of these notes is not entirely clear due to the angle and resolution of the photo.
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