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The image displays a printed page of an email with the subject "HOD MC" and is addressed to multiple recipients including "Raymond Chong" at a specified location.
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The image displays a printed page of an email with the subject "HOD MC" and is addressed to multiple recipients including "Raymond Chong" at a specified location. The text on the document refers to various dates such as January 20th, February 14th, and March 29th, and mentions a meeting in the boardroom and an allocation for the conference room. There's also mention of a project review scheduled on April 6th. At the bottom right corner, there is a note that says "Please send your feedback by April 6th to <redacted>."
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