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The image shows a document with printed text. At the top of the document, there's a header that includes a file number "#190756," an exhibit number "Exhibit #2," and a section titled "SUBPOENA" in bold capital letters. The main body of the document has a series of numbered paragraphs with instructions related to legal proceedings. It is signed at the bottom by two individuals, one with the title "PROSECUTOR" and the other with the title "DEFENSE COUNSEL," each followed by their printed names. The document appears to be part of an official legal process, possibly a court proceeding, as indicated by the subpoena context.
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