Documents tagged "official"
Found 398 documents with this tag
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The image shows a document with several black rectangles superimposed over it. The black rectangles appear to be censoring parts of the document, obscuring content that is meant to remain private or confidential. There's visible text on the document, but due to the censored areas, it's not possible to read the whole document without the context of what is being hidden. The document itself looks like a printed page, possibly from an official report, manual, or other written material. The style of the image suggests that it could be related to security procedures or privacy protocols in certain environments or situations.
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The image shows a piece of paper with several lines of text. The text appears to be written in a language that uses the Latin script, but specific words are redacted with black rectangles covering them, making it difficult to read any content. There is also a series of numbers aligned to the right side of the paper. The style of the image is straightforward and documentary; there are no people or notable locations visible, as the focus is solely on the document itself. The document seems to be formal or official due to the structured layout and use of text fields with numbers.
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The image shows a document with several lines of text and blacked-out sections. The visible text includes phrases such as "PRODUCTIVE," "TARGET," and numbers like "30," but the specific content is obscured by redacted portions marked with diagonal stripes in red or black ink. The style of the image suggests it could be a photograph of a physical document, possibly an official report or a confidential paper due to the redaction marks covering sensitive information.
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The image shows a document with various black rectangles and lines over it, indicating that information has been redacted to obscure details. The redactions are placed over what appears to be photographs and possibly text. The paper is clipped together with clear plastic clips on the top left corner, suggesting this may be an official or sensitive document that needs protection from being separated or lost. There's no visible text in the image that provides additional context about the content of the document.
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The image shows a piece of paper with multiple words and phrases that have been redacted, meaning they are obscured by black marks. The document appears to be some form of record or report, possibly official in nature due to the presence of binder clips at the top. There is visible text including "12:30," "48," "255," and other numbers that are too small to read clearly without zooming in. The purpose of the document and the context of the redacted information are not discernible from this image alone.
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The image shows a document with multiple blacked out sections. The visible text is limited due to the censorship; however, one can see phrases like "AT&T" and "COMPANY NAME" repeated throughout the document. There are also some numbers visible, but their context is unclear due to the redactions. The document appears to be an official or confidential paper, possibly a report or presentation slide, given its layout and formatting.
EFTA00004348-p-090.jpg
The image shows a sign with the message "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" prominently displayed at the top. Below this message, there's a line for description where someone has handwritten in what appears to be a phone number. At the bottom of the sign, there is text that seems to provide information about official instructions and an indication that the sign was updated on April 24, 1996. The background behind the sign is not clearly visible due to the focus being on the sign itself.
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The image appears to be a photograph of an internal report, specifically a three-page spread with the first and third pages clearly visible. The report has a header on the right side that includes page numbers and possibly other information which is not fully legible due to the resolution. The content of the report seems to involve photography or visual documentation, as suggested by the image within the report showing two photographs in portrait orientation side by side. The photographs depict what looks like an interior space, perhaps a room or part of a building, with various objects and furniture visible but obscured by black lines, indicating that certain details are being censored or redacted. The style of the images is candid and documentary, possibly used for security or investigative purposes. The report itself seems formal in nature, suggesting it may be from an official agency or organization. The image quality and resolution suggest that this photograph of the report was taken with a digital camera or smartphone, as there are visible artifacts indicative of digital photography, such as pixelation and compression artifacts along the edges where colors seem to blend into each other.
EFTA00004348-p-067.jpg
The image displays a set of three photographs with sections intentionally obscured by black rectangles. Each photograph shows an interior scene, possibly from different time frames or situations due to the variations in the content within the unobscured areas. The topmost photo shows what appears to be a living room setting with furniture and decor, while the middle and bottom photos show similar rooms but with some differences in the visible elements. There is no text present that provides additional context or information about the location, people, or events depicted in these images. The style of the images suggests they are official documents or evidence used for a report or investigation due to the blacked-out sections.
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The image shows a close-up of what appears to be a section of paper documents with redacted sections. The redactions are marked by black lines obscuring the text beneath them. There is also a visible barcode at the top right corner, indicating that these might be official documents or records. The exact nature of the document content and the context in which it is used are not discernible due to the redactions.
EFTA00004348-p-044.jpg
The image depicts a paper that has been heavily redacted with black lines and marks across it, obscuring the majority of its content. It appears to be an official document or report given the structured layout and formality of the redaction process. The text on the paper is unreadable due to the large areas of black ink covering most of the document's surface. There are no visible people in the image, and it does not provide any specific location details as it focuses solely on the obscured document.
EFTA00004348-p-042.jpg
The image shows a document with two main lines of text. The first line is a heading that reads "Item Was Not Scanned" in bold letters. Below this heading, there's a description field where the word "CD" is handwritten. At the bottom of the document, there are additional instructions or notes stating "Official Document Instructions New Orleans, LA 70130 August 2019". The background of the document is white, and the text and description fields have black borders for emphasis. The overall style of the image is a straightforward scan of an official document with important information to convey.
EFTA00004348-p-038.jpg
The image shows a piece of paper with printed instructions and a handwritten note. The paper is predominantly yellow with black text that reads "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" in large bold letters at the top, indicating a failure to properly process an item through scanning equipment. Below this header, there's space labeled "Description," where someone has written "Unknown," suggesting they did not have the required information about the item in question. The bottom of the paper includes additional text that is partially obscured and mentions "Official Business" with a reference to March 2019. The style of the image appears to be a standard photograph capturing an official document with some human intervention, specifically the handwritten note.
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The image shows a sheet with multiple photographs that appear to be of an incident at an airport on April 9, 2017. The photos seem to document the actions of security personnel and a traveler. Text overlays on the images include file names such as "JPI\BABY" and "FBI\MICHELLE\MARZOCCI", which suggest that these images may be part of an official investigation or case file. Some parts of the images are redacted with black marks, concealing specific details or people's identities, indicating that this is sensitive information potentially related to law enforcement.
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The image shows a black and white photocopy with several sections redacted, where information has been obscured by large black rectangles. The document appears to have a grid-like structure of boxes, some of which are entirely blacked out while others are partially visible. There is no text or distinguishable features within the visible areas that provide context about the content of the document. The image itself is slightly tilted to one side and has a white border at the top, suggesting it may be placed in a binder or holder with holes. The style of the image is straightforward and informational, likely intended for record-keeping or official purposes where specific details need to remain confidential.
EFTA00004348-p-022.jpg
The image shows a close-up of a printed document with various sections heavily redacted using solid black rectangles to obscure the content. The redaction appears to be uniform and systematic, covering entire paragraphs or pages. There is visible text in the background that seems to follow a specific format or structure, possibly related to regulations or guidelines. However, due to the level of redaction, it is impossible to discern the specifics or context of the document's content. The style of the image is straightforward and utilitarian, indicative of an official or formal document that has been modified for privacy or security reasons.
EFTA00004348-p-015.jpg
The image displays a page of photographs that have been redacted with black marks to obscure their contents. Each photograph is framed by a white border and appears to be part of an album or collection. The redacted areas vary in size and shape, covering the central portions of the images, which suggests that sensitive information or content is being hidden from view. There is no visible text within the image that indicates any names, locations, or other identifiable details. The style of the photograph page resembles physical photo albums or official reports where information needs to be kept confidential.
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The image shows a physical document with two photographs attached to it, one on each side. The photograph on the left appears to depict an indoor scene with people and furniture, possibly taken during an event or gathering. The right photograph is partially obscured by paper clips holding the document together. Below the photos, there's visible text that includes the words "Reports" and what seems to be a reference number or code "A361." There are also other codes or identifiers on the document, such as "G205148" and "T274639." The document appears to be official or formal in nature, potentially related to reports or records management.
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The image shows an orange paper with printed and handwritten text on it. The printed text at the top reads "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" in bold letters, indicating that whatever item this form is related to has not been scanned through a system, possibly for inventory or security purposes. Below this, there's a line where additional information can be written; however, only the initials "CJ" are visible on the handwritten part of the text. At the bottom of the paper, there is more printed text which includes the words "OFFICIAL DOCUMENT INSTRUCTIONS" and "RECEIVED MAY 17, 2009," suggesting that this form was received as an official document on May 17th in a year that appears to be 2009. The overall condition of the paper suggests it's been handled or used previously, with visible wear and creases.
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The image is a photograph of a blue piece of paper with printed and handwritten text on it. The printed text at the top reads "CSM NOT SCANNED" in bold letters. Below this, there's a handwritten date that appears to be "19 March 2015." In the bottom right corner, there's additional handwritten text which seems to indicate an action or status update; it is not fully visible but includes words such as "Official Letter." The paper has a crease running down its center and shows signs of wear with slight discoloration at the edges.