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of quantity used, all open packets must he replaced after each visit ** Beverages U LI U U IJ Fiji water (large and small) Maxwell House coffee Starbucks ground Colombian coffee Diet Coke Coke Sprite O Diet Sprite • Pepsi O Diet Pepsi O Tonic Water O Club Soda O Perrier Water • Vitamin Wa

e $0.00 $378.82 16 2/14/2005 Publix $41.69 Grocery $0.00 $337.13 17 2/15/2005 Main Street News $4.53 Newspapers $0.00 $332.60 18 2/15/2005 Starbucks $6.82 Coffee $0.00 $325.78 19 2/16/2005 Office Depot $14.38 Office supplies $0.00 $311.40 20 2/16/2005 Wireless Dimensions $58.42 Cell phone

TA01305065 Opening balance Ending balance Date Payee 1 5/28/2005 Carmine's 2 5/31/2005 Main Street News 3 5/31/2005 Mercedes SLK 4 5/31/2005 Green's Pharmacy 5 6/1/2005 Mein Street News 6 6/2/2005 Publix 7 6/2/2005 Bed Bath&Beyond 8 6/3/2005 Einstein Bros Bagels 9 6/3/2005 Burger King 10

ing balance Ending balance Date 11/29/2006 1/2/2007 Amount $1,965.43 $120.77 Date Payee Amount Description Deposit Balance 1 11/9/2006 Starbucks $7.41 Coffee $1,958.02 2 11/12/2006 Subway Sandwiches $6.16 Meal $1,951.86 3 11/13/2006 Starbucks $3.41 Coffee $1,948.45 4 11/13/2006 Hale $

e $0.00 $378.82 16 2/14/2005 Publix $41.69 Grocery $0.00 $337.13 17 2/15/2005 Main Street News $4.53 Newspapers $0.00 $332.60 18 2/15/2005 Starbucks $6.82 Coffee $0.00 $325.78 19 2/16/2005 Office Depot $14.38 Office supplies $0.00 $311.40 20 2/16/2005 Wireless Dimensions $58.42 Cell phone

/2005 $15.54 Amount Description Deposit $351.45 Groceries $2.66 Newspapers $100.00 Cash Balance $1,357.86 $1,355.20 $1,255.20 4 5/31/2005 Green's Pharmacy $71.99 Prescription $1,183.21 5 6/1/2005 Mein Street News $18.63 Newspapers $1,164.58 6 6/2/2005 Publix $27.16 Groceries $1,137.4

for iron board $0.00 $1.005.37 2 2/11/2005 Publix $14.25 Grocery $0.00 $991.12 3 2/11/2005 Publix $84.86 Grocery $0.00 $906.26 4 2/11/2005 Starbucks . $6.82 Coffee $0.00 $899.44 5 2/11/2005 Extra Touch Flowers $284.37 Flowers $0.00 $615.07 6 2/12/2005 Main Street Nerws $1.60 Newspapers $

e $0.00 $378.82 16 2/14/2005 Publix $41.69 Grocery $0.00 $337.13 17 2/15/2005 Main Street News $4.53 Newspapers $0.00 $332.60 18 2/15/2005 Starbucks $6.82 Coffee $0.00 $325.78 19 2/16/2005 Office Depot $14.38 Office supplies $0.00 $311.40 20 2/16/2005 Wireless Dimensions $58.42 Cell phone

51.45 Groceries $1,357.86 2 5/31/2005 Main Street News $2.66 Newspapers $1,355.20 3 5/31/2005 Mercedes SLK $100.00 Cash $1,255.20 4 5/31/2005 Green's Pharmacy $71.99 Prescription $1,183.21 5 6/1/2005 Mein Street News $18.63 Newspapers $1,164.58 6 6/2/2005 Publix $27.16 Groceries $1,137.42

.com/articles/restaurants-defend-dining-rooms-as-covid-19-spreads-11604831402> (11/8, Haddon, Subscription Publication, 7.57M) reports McDonalds and Starbucks are among restaurant chains developing plans to keep dining rooms open even as the number of coronavirus cases rise nationwide. However, the Journa

le-sentenced-in- intemational-fraud-that-victimized-seniors-including-chesterfield-resident/article_bffa3e49-9bf2-57ee-a099- aa9263bfa03Ehtml> (11/6, Green, 277K) reports, "Two members of an international fraud ring that victimized elderly people across the U.S., including a retired Chesterfield County

ts Fight To Keep Dining Rooms Open Amid COVID Spread. The Wall Street Journal (11/8, Haddon, Subscription Publication, 7.57M) reports McDonalds and Starbucks are among restaurant chains developing plans to keep dining rooms open even as the number of coronavirus cases rise nationwide. However, the Journal

st four people - two of whom pleaded guilty." Minnesota Couple Sentenced In Fraud Scheme Targeting Seniors. The Richmond (\a) Times-Dispatch (11/6, Green, 277K) reports, "Two members of an international fraud ring that victimized elderly people across the U.S., including a retired Chesterfield County

ts Fight To Keep Dining Rooms Open Amid COVID Spread. The Wall Street Journal (11/8, Haddon, Subscription Publication, 7.57M) reports McDonalds and Starbucks are among restaurant chains developing plans to keep dining rooms open even as the number of coronavirus cases rise nationwide. However, the Journal

st four people - two of whom pleaded guilty." Minnesota Couple Sentenced In Fraud Scheme Targeting Seniors. The Richmond (VA) Times-Dispatch (11/6, Green, 277K) reports, "Two members of an international fraud ring that victimized elderly people across the U.S., including a retired Chesterfield County

n't put in writing,” Krischer wrote, shortly after the non-prosecution agreement was sighed. "After this is resolved I would love to buy you a cup at Starbucks and have a conversation." Many of the notes that were exchanged dealt with prosecutors’ and Epstein's lawyers’ shared desire to keep the deal secret

think that is exactly what the law requires and intends. I will be more blunt than the Court has been, or Professor Cassell has been about Professor Green's article. That is an article that cites no authority, and I believe there is no authority for his proposition. I entirely respect his right to advoc