Documents tagged "letters"
Found 8 documents with this tag
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The image shows a blue paper with white text on it. The paper is partially crumpled and has some handwritten notes at the bottom. At the top of the paper, in bold letters, there's a message that reads "CSM NOT SCANNED," suggesting instructions or a warning for something related to computer hardware, possibly an instruction card or a document intended to be read by technicians or users during a maintenance process. There is also a signature at the bottom left corner of the paper, indicating that someone has acknowledged or completed a task associated with this note. The text on the paper is too small and blurry to read in detail from this angle.
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The image shows a collection of photographs displayed on what appears to be a presentation board with an overlay grid that has numbers and letters labeled from A1 to E6. Each photograph depicts a different scene, with some featuring architectural elements like old stone buildings or ruins, while others show natural landscapes with trees and hills. The images are varied in content but all seem to capture historical or cultural significance. There is no visible text on the photographs themselves, and there are no people present in any of the photographs. The overall style of the image suggests it might be part of an academic presentation or exhibition focusing on archaeology or history.
EFTA00005091-p-084.jpg
The image shows a collection of photographs printed on a piece of paper that appears to be an envelope or document of some kind. Each photograph is labeled with numbers and letters, indicating they are part of a series or set. The subjects in the photos seem to be related to scientific or technical topics, possibly images from a microscope or satellite, given their small size and high-resolution details. There is no visible text providing additional context about the content or location of these photographs. The style of the photograph suggests it was taken in an informal setting, perhaps during a presentation or study session.
EFTA00004898-p-45.jpg
The image shows a yellow warning sign with the message "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" printed in bold, black letters. There is also a line for an employee to write a description below the main statement, although no specific details are visible in this case. The style of the image suggests it's meant to be placed in an area where items should be checked or scanned before being taken, possibly indicating security protocols or inventory management procedures.
EFTA00004179-p-46.jpg
The image shows a postal envelope with some handwritten text on it. The text appears to be partially obscured by the angle of the photo and the focus seems slightly off, making the letters a bit difficult to read clearly. The top left corner of the envelope features blue postage stamps or markings which are not completely visible due to the perspective. The background is neutral with no distinguishable details that provide additional context about the location or setting where the image was taken.
EFTA00003945-p-1.jpg
The image is a grayscale photograph showing an object with a series of numbers and possibly letters written on it: "ILB-128". The background appears to be nondescript and out of focus, making the details surrounding the object difficult to discern. There are no people or identifiable locations visible in the picture. The style of the image is simple and direct, focusing attention on the labeled object.
EFTA00001902-p-1.jpg
The image shows a person wearing gloves and holding onto a jacket with the letters "S" and "P" on it, which could possibly stand for an organization or acronym. The person's face is not visible as they are facing away from the camera towards a wall-mounted coat rack where multiple jackets are hanging. To the left of the image, there are boots placed neatly side by side, suggesting that this could be a professional environment where uniforms and work gear are stored.
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The image shows a document with printed text. At the top of the page, there is a header with various pieces of information including what appears to be a title and possibly contact details such as an address and phone number. The body of the text discusses the topic of "The Use of National Security Letters in Foreign Intelligence Investigations" and it references a legal act from 1986 which has been amended several times. There is mention of specific sections and subsections within this law, indicating that the document may be related to legal analysis or legislative review. The text itself is too small to read clearly, but the format suggests an official or professional tone.