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The image is a screenshot of a document with text and headers. The text appears to be a list or summary of points under the header "B." Each point begins with a number from 21 to 36, indicating they are part of a numbered list within the larger document. The first visible point, under number 21, mentions a property at 1490 N. Market St. in West Chester, PA, and refers to an item of evidence or testimony labeled "Plaintiff's Exhibit #57." There are no people visible in the image.
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