Email listing high‑profile participants for a Women‑in‑the‑World summit
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The document is a conference invitation/agenda containing a roster of well‑known public figures. It provides no specific allegations, transactions, dates of wrongdoing, or actionable leads. While the Email originates from Lawrence Krauss, a physicist at Arizona State University. Mentions a proposed "men of the world" conference with Kevin Spacey, Bill Clinton, Al Franken, Woody Includes a detaile
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