Email chain discussing InsightsPod data analytics for Trump election predictions
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The passage contains routine communications about a data‑analytics service and scheduling a call. It mentions Donald Trump only in the context of public opinion polling, without any allegation of wron Zubair Khan promotes InsightsPod's tweet‑analysis service for election forecasting. The emails arrange a Skype call to discuss the business plan. Reference to processing 3 million tweets for Trump po
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Email chain discussing InsightsPod data analytics for Trump election predictions
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