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DOJ-OGR-00025963.jpg
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The image shows a page from a notebook with handwritten notes.
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The image shows a page from a notebook with handwritten notes. The date at the top appears to be "5/20", though it's not clear if this is in a specific format (e.g. month/day) or a code of some sort. There are various items listed under what seems to be headings such as "Routine Check" and possibly "Appointments" or tasks scheduled for the day. The handwriting includes names, times, and activities, suggesting this is a personal schedule or task list.
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