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leski, Rebekah (USANYS)" > 8/14/2019 12:17 PM >>> Adam, Two additional people from DOJ will join the visit: Ed O'Callahan Tim Shea In addition, Geoff has asked that the new acting warden join the tour. Let me know if you have any questions, thanks. From: Adam Johnson <al0johnson Pboptgov> Sent:

, Rebekah (USANYS) < Cc: Roos, Nicolas (USANYS) < Subject: Re: MCC Visit Thursday Hi Rebekah, It should not be a problem. Does 10 am work for Mr. Berman and the rest of his staff? Thank you, Adam Adam M. Johnson Supervisory Staff Attorney CLC New York Metropolitan Correctional Center 150 Park R

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iolent clashes that have stained the city," the AP (7/29, Flaccus, Balsamo) notes "each side declared victory," while the Washington Post (7/29, Al, Berman, Miroff, Lang, Fahrenthold, 14.2M) says "the specific timing of how this would play out remained unclear." On its editorial page, the Wall Street J

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iolent clashes that have stained the city," the AP (7/29, Flaccus, Balsamo) notes "each side declared victory," while the Washington Post (7/29, Al, Berman, Miroff, Lang, Fahrenthold, 14.2M) says "the specific timing of how this would play out remained unclear." On its editorial page, the Wall Street J

lains that Uber "recruited Levandowski from Google to run its self-driving project, and later fired him while the company was fighting a lawsuit by Alphabet Inc.'s Waymo over allegations similar to those in the criminal case." Avenatti Cannot Afford To Pay Lawyer. The Washington Times (7/29, Dinan, 492K) repo