Documents tagged "New"
Found 878 documents with this tag
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The image shows a printed email on a piece of paper with the content partly redacted. The top part is obscured, but it seems to contain information about an incident, possibly a security issue. Some of the text visible in the unredacted areas includes "New York" and the mention of a server. There's also a line that reads "Please review your server logs for any signs of compromise and report any findings." The email is addressed to a recipient whose name is redacted, but it suggests action should be taken as soon as possible.
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The image displays a document with a red stamp at the bottom indicating "SEE AMENDMENT". At the top of the page, there is a header that includes a barcode and various pieces of information such as names, ID numbers, and locations like "NJ USA" and "New York NY". The text within the document seems to be redacted with black lines, obscuring its content from view. The overall style of the image suggests it's a scanned or photographed copy of an official paper document.
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The image shows a document with a section titled "Information for Patient Services." It contains checkboxes next to phrases such as "New patient visit," "Established patient office visit," and others related to healthcare services. There are placeholders for the patient's name, diagnosis or reason for visit, and billing information. The document appears to be a form used in a medical setting for appointment scheduling or record-keeping purposes.
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The image shows a piece of paper with printed text, which appears to be the cover page for a set of guidelines or regulations. At the top of the page, there is bold text that reads "Corrections Health Services" in black ink. Below this heading, centered and slightly smaller, it says "Australia and New Zealand" followed by a date "18 May 2009" in the same style. The rest of the visible portion of the text on the page is too small to read clearly. There are no images or graphics on the paper; it's purely textual information presented in a formal, official document style.
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The image shows a document titled "Department of Corrections Medication Request" at the top left corner. It is a form that includes several checkboxes and lines for information entry. There are two visible sections with checkmarks: one labeled "New Prescription" and another labeled "Change in Dosage/Frequency." At the bottom right, there's a signature within a box labeled "Signature of Patient or Legal Guardian." The form also includes spaces for date and time, but these are not filled out. There is no text indicating people or locations, and the document itself appears to be a standard office paper with visible creases and folds.
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The image appears to be a scanned document with various sections of text that are partially obscured by handwritten notes. The upper part of the text is cut off and not fully legible, but it seems to include a name followed by an address or location information in New York. The visible portion of the text also contains an email address associated with the name mentioned earlier. The document has a gray tone and appears to be printed on paper, suggesting it might be a formal letter or official document.
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The image shows a computer screen displaying an email interface with various fields visible. The sender's name appears to be obscured by a red line. The subject of the email is not fully visible, but it contains some words that are partially cut off. There is text in the body of the email as well, which includes phrases like "last reported" and "New York Times," suggesting a reference to media reporting or information sources. The recipient's email address is also redacted with a line. The overall style of the image is informational, typical for an office setting or someone viewing their email inbox.
DOJ-OGR-00025886.jpg
The image appears to be a screenshot of an email message with some text and formatting visible. There is a red line drawn across the top of the screen which seems to indicate emphasis or selection. The visible part of the text includes phrases like "Subject: Re: News from Sweden" and "Attachments: file1.pdf, file2.docx." Additionally, there are words such as "Thank you" and "information" in different contexts within the email body. There's also a mention of "New York Times." However, the content is cut off, making it difficult to determine the full context or purpose of the email.
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The image appears to be a digital screenshot of an email notification interface. The interface shows that the sender is "WMP New York" and is addressed to multiple recipients whose names are partially redacted for privacy. The message subject is not fully visible, but it contains text in black font against a white background. There's no significant detail about people or locations as it mainly displays an abstract of information typically found on a computer screen when viewing emails.
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The image is a screenshot of an email with various sections and fields visible. The top section has the title "Website Maintenance Update" followed by the time stamp "15:00". Below this, there's an address field that includes "New York City, NY 10001". In the body of the email, we can see a name and a line that is likely intended to be redacted or obscured due to personal privacy concerns. The background color of the image has been altered to be monochromatic, which makes it difficult to discern any additional details about the content of the email.
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The image shows a screenshot of an email message on a computer screen. The text within the email is not fully legible due to the resolution and angle at which the photo was taken. However, we can discern that there are multiple lines of text with visible phrases such as "Subject" and "On Behalf Of," suggesting standard headers in an email interface. There's also a mention of "New York," indicating a location related to the content of the message. The rest of the details, including specific words or names, are obscured.
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The image is a screenshot of an email from "Alana Coffelt" to the recipient's address book. The email contains some personal information about Alana, indicating she lives in New York and has a phone number ending with -6934. There are also red and blue highlighting marks on certain parts of the text.
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The image displays a digital document with a redacted section where sensitive information appears to be obscured. At the top, there is visible text that reads "Wardrobe & Visual Observation Update" followed by an address and room number that seem to belong to a location in New York City. Below this header, there's more text which includes names, possibly indicating recipients or participants of an update, with one name highlighted in red. There are instructions about sending information via email, suggesting the document is related to some form of business correspondence or internal communication within an organization.
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The image displays a printed document with several elements of interest. At the top, there is some redacted text that appears to be partially obscured for privacy. Below this, on the right side, there's another section with a name "David D. Roper" followed by a title "President & CEO" and an address in New York. The document seems to include a list or bullet points; however, due to redacted text, it is not clear what they pertain to. At the bottom of the image, there's another section with contact information including a phone number. The style of the image suggests it may be taken from an email attachment or a printed report, given the layout and format that resembles formal business documentation.
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The image shows a document with text that appears to be of a formal nature, possibly related to a school or educational institution. Visible text includes phrases such as "School Staff Assignments" and an address in New York City, suggesting the context is related to teacher assignments for a school located in New York. The quality of the image is not very clear due to what appears to be a scanning error, with distortions and discoloration that make it difficult to read the entire content. There are no people or significant objects identifiable in this image.
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The image is a photograph of a piece of paper with printed text on it. The text appears to be from an official document or email communication due to its formal style and the presence of a salutation followed by a list. It mentions "Waste Management" and seems to include some kind of update, as indicated by phrases such as "Current Update" and "New Information," although the full context is not visible. The text includes instructions for what actions should be taken based on this information. Additionally, there are redacted sections with large black rectangles covering parts of the text, indicating sensitive or confidential material has been obscured.
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The image is a digital screenshot of an email interface with redacted information. At the top of the screen, the title "New Email" indicates that a new message has arrived in the inbox. The sender's name and address are obscured by a pinkish blur effect, presumably to protect privacy. Below this, there is a partially visible message content, but it too is redacted with the same coloration for privacy reasons. The email seems to contain text or attachments, as indicated by icons that would typically show the number of messages, images, and other items within an email conversation. The overall style is standard for email clients, with a focus on functionality over aesthetics.
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The image appears to be a scanned document with a watermark or overlay, possibly indicating it was taken from a computer screen rather than directly scanning the paper. The text within the document is not fully legible due to the quality of the image and the overlay. However, it seems to contain some form of update or announcement, possibly related to software updates, as suggested by phrases like "New Features" and "Performance Enhancements." There are also references to support channels such as phone numbers and email addresses. The document has a header that includes what appears to be the sender's information.
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The image appears to be a screenshot of an email with a redacted subject line and sender information. The message seems to be informing the recipient about a travel plan involving New York City and London. Specific details regarding dates and times have been obscured for privacy reasons. The text is clear but some parts are not fully visible, which prevents providing more context or details about the content of the email. There are no people or other significant objects depicted in the image that are not part of the text itself.
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The image shows a document with typed text on it. The first line of the document is cut off at the top left corner and reads "U.S." followed by some illegible characters before continuing with "Army Corps of Engineers, New England District". Below this, there are several numbered paragraphs or sections with headings like "1. Purpose", "2. Scope", "3. Description of Proposed Action", and so on. Each section has a heading followed by text that is too small to read clearly in the image provided.