Documents tagged "No"
Found 437 documents with this tag
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The image appears to be a scanned document or a screenshot of computer code with redacted portions. The visible text is blurry and not entirely clear, but it seems to contain a mix of English words that don't form coherent sentences. There are several lines of text in different fonts and sizes, suggesting the document might have multiple sections or be formatted in an unusual way. The redacted areas are marked with black rectangles, obscuring any sensitive information that was originally there. No people, locations, or significant objects other than the text are discernible from this image.
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The image shows a printed document with several lines of typed text. Due to the angle and quality of the photo, it's challenging to read the exact words, but there are indications of numbered sections or paragraphs. The document appears to be formal, possibly related to law or court proceedings, given the context provided by the text "Docket No." which is visible at the top of the page. The photograph seems to have been taken quickly and may not fully capture all the details of the document. There are no people visible in the image, and it's focused solely on the paper with text.
DOJ-OGR-00008781.jpg
The image shows a document with the title "Case Number: 15-06217 Document No. 481" and appears to be from a legal proceeding such as a lawsuit. The visible text includes phrases like "Judge's Order," "Defendant's Motion," and "Plaintiff's Response," suggesting that it is related to court orders and motions filed by parties in the case. The style of the document resembles a standard legal pleading or order, with numbered paragraphs, headers, and footers. The page number at the bottom indicates this is Page 10 of a longer document.
DOJ-OGR-00008779.jpg
The image shows a section of what appears to be an official document or report. It has a header with the title "Appendix No. 6" and the subtitle "Executive Summary." The content is in English, suggesting that it may be related to a formal or legal document such as a bill, resolution, or scientific publication. There's text on the page indicating some form of legislative or academic context, but specific details are not visible due to the image quality. No people, locations, or significant objects are identifiable from this part of the image.
DOJ-OGR-00002881.jpg
The image is a screenshot of a document with a plain white background and black text. At the top, there is a header that reads "Report No. CRS-RL31057" followed by "EXPERTISE IN THE GOVERNMENT SERIES" in smaller font size. Below this, there is another line of text which states "Page 2." The visible content within the document includes words like "report," "series," and "government," indicating that it discusses topics related to these subjects. However, due to the resolution and angle of the image, the complete text is not fully legible, making it difficult to provide a detailed description of the specific content or context of the report.
DOJ-OGR-00002822.jpg
The image is of a document with text and appears to be an official letter from the United States Government Printing Office. The visible text includes references to specific items such as 'Document No.', 'Subject', 'Office Symbol', 'To', 'From', 'Date', 'File Number', 'Name of Officer', and 'Title of Officer'. There are also phrases like 'OFFICIAL USE ONLY' and the abbreviation 'NRC', which stands for Nuclear Regulatory Commission. The document has been redacted to remove sensitive information or details.
DOJ-OGR-00008836.jpg
The image is a photograph of an official document with visible text and a header at the top. The document seems to be related to legal proceedings or case law, as suggested by references to cases and statutes. It contains printed words in black ink on white paper, which are too small to read clearly due to the resolution of the image. No people, locations, or specific objects are discernable from this description aside from the general features of the document itself.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028954.jpg
The image is a photograph of a piece of paper with handwritten text on it. The writing appears to be in ink and the content seems to be personal notes or possibly poetry given the presence of lines that may not directly follow each other logically, such as "I love you" and references to being old enough. There are also some words that appear to be obscured or cut off by the edges of the paper. The handwriting style is informal and expressive. No people or specific locations can be discerned from this image due to the focus on the written text.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028909.jpg
The image displays a page of handwritten text that appears to be a letter or personal writing. The handwriting is somewhat messy and difficult to read due to the angle and quality of the photo. There are words scattered across the page in various sentences, but without clearer visibility, it's challenging to discern the content. The focus on this image is on the paper with text, which occupies most of the frame. No people or distinct locations can be confidently identified from this image.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028894.jpg
The image shows a page of printed text with a white background and black font. The document appears to be an official statement or report, as indicated by the structured layout and formal language used. It is titled "No point in striking ISIS without." Below the title are bullet points that discuss topics such as strategic goals related to Syria, the potential for humanitarian aid in conflict areas, and military considerations. There's a small graphic or icon at the top right corner of the page, possibly indicating some form of endorsement, certification, or classification level like 'Top Secret.' The text is dense with information but does not provide specific names or dates that can be confidently read from this image alone.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028798.jpg
The image shows a close-up of what appears to be a printed document with handwritten notes on it. The document has a header at the top that reads "Docket No: 2019-CV-463" and there are additional details below, including a case caption and docket number. The text is blurred, but one can discern some words such as "case number," "date filed," and "reporter's transcript" among other phrases that suggest the document is related to a legal proceeding or court case. There are also handwritten annotations in red ink on top of the printed text; however, the specific content of these notes is not entirely clear due to the angle and resolution of the photo.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028754.jpg
The image shows a piece of paper with handwritten notes that appear to be related to computer coding or software development. The writing includes what seems like snippets of code or instructions, possibly for setting up or running some sort of program or script. There are lines and boxes drawn around the text, suggesting an attempt to organize or emphasize certain parts of the information. The paper has a white background with black ink used for the handwriting. No people or significant objects other than the writing are visible in this description.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028677.jpg
The image is a photograph of a printed page with a block of text. The text appears to be an article from the New York Times, as indicated by the logo and title at the top right corner of the page. The content of the article discusses economic growth in a specific context, possibly related to public health measures or pandemic policies. There are several paragraphs visible, with the first sentence mentioning "her" and some benefits, although the rest is partially cut off. No people or other significant objects are visible in this image.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033587.txt
The message involves an investigative reporter from Fox News who is seeking to contact Jeffrey Epstein through his attorney Martin Weinberg. The reporter wants to inquire about Epstein's ties with both the Clintons and Donald Trump. This communication takes place between two individuals, one being a journalist and the other being a lawyer, reflecting their professional roles in this situation.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033434.txt
The document is an iMessage conversation between two people, one of whom mentions that they are receiving frequent calls to verify something Jack said. They also express frustration about the recusal process and refer to President Trump as being in the press almost as much as themself. The conversation takes place on a device with a fingerprint reader, which suggests it is likely an iPhone or iPad.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033412.txt
In the document, there is a conversation between anasalrasheed and J regarding leaks being done in a smart way and very fast, with Qatar scoring big during this media war. Anasalrasheed believes that Saudis are losing Trump unless they start defending and suggests that the best defense is the truth, even if it's ugly. Turkey seems to be enjoying itself while the Saudis need to act since the situation will not go away. Canada is also mentioned as a winner in this scenario.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033377.txt
In a series of emails, Jide Zeitlin and Jeffrey E. discussed meeting with Sultan Bin Sulayem, the chairman of DP World, to discuss his business interests in Africa. Unfortunately, their initial planned meeting did not happen due to scheduling conflicts. They also discussed potential contacts with Oleg Deripaska and Ivan Glasenberg.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033375.txt
The email conversation between Jide Zeitlin and Jeffrey E. discusses plans for a meeting with Sultan Bin Sulayem, who is the chairman of Dubai World Ports and has recently built the Palm Islands in Africa. They also mention knowing Oleg Deripaska and Ivan Glasenberg. The emails suggest that Jide was unable to meet with Sultan Bin Sulayem due to scheduling conflicts, but he had a conversation with Nigeria's trade minister and spoke with the Vice President about topics for discussion when they do meet.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033293.txt
This document contains a series of emails between an investigative reporter at Fox News and Martin G. Weinberg, Jeffrey Epstein's attorney. The reporter is interested in speaking with Epstein about his ties to the Clintons and Donald Trump and is trying to arrange a phone interview or email exchange through Weinberg.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033289.txt
The document appears to be a forwarded message between Martin Weinberg and Jeffrey Epstein's attorney. The sender, an investigative reporter for Fox News, is requesting information about Epstein's ties to the Clintons and Donald Trump. They are hoping to arrange a call or email exchange with Epstein through his attorney.