Personal email chain mentioning Apple patent trial and vague Trump comment
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The passage contains informal, non‑specific correspondence with no actionable details, dates, transactions, or substantive allegations involving high‑level actors. It offers no concrete leads for inve Kathy Ruemmler says she was hired by Apple for a patent trial. Casual remark comparing Trump to MacGyver. Repeated confidentiality disclaimer suggesting attorney‑client privilege claim.
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