Personal email exchange with no substantive political or financial content
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The passage consists of casual, personal messages about travel plans and a vague comment about a public figure. It contains no actionable leads, specific transactions, dates of relevance, or allegatio Exchange between Kathy Ruemmler and Jeffrey E. about meeting in New York. A non‑specific remark about Donald Trump as "living proof" of a saying.
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