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Benign email exchange between Jeffrey E. and Ken Starr with repeated confidentiality notices
The passage consists mostly of casual scheduling messages and boilerplate confidentiality warnings. It mentions former special counsel Ken Starr, but provides no concrete allegations, transactions, da Email chain between a private individual (Jeffrey E.) and former special counsel Ken Starr. Discussion of meeting logistics in the Caribbean and New York. Repeated legal disclaimer about confidential
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The passage consists mostly of casual scheduling messages and boilerplate confidentiality warnings. It mentions former special counsel Ken Starr, but provides no concrete allegations, transactions, da Email chain between a private individual (Jeffrey E.) and former special counsel Ken Starr. Discussion of meeting logistics in the Caribbean and New York. Repeated legal disclaimer about confidential
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