Deposition transcript excerpt showing procedural objections between counsel
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The passage contains only courtroom procedural dialogue with no substantive allegations, names, transactions, or actionable leads linking any influential actors to misconduct. It offers no investigati Shows repeated objections over speaking objections and foundation of questions Mentions attorneys Mr. Leopold, Mr. Tein, and Mr. Goldberger No mention of any substantive facts, financial flows, or hi
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