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Subject: RE: Epstein search materials for upload and privilege review 
Date: Tue, 10 Mar 2020 17:05:40 +0000 
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Subject: RE: Epstein search materials for upload and privilege review 
Circling back on this, both in terms of moving the documents and de-duping — there are an absolutely insane amount of 
repeat dots. Please let us know the status? Thanks. 
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Subject: RE: Epstein search materials for upload and privilege review 
Also we really need to get these results de-duped — there are *tons* of repeat documents. 
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Subject: RE: Epstein search materials for upload and privilege review 
Totally understand it's voluminous, but we do to need to move it because otherwise our searching process will be all 
messed up — we won't be able to run terms through all search warrant returns (instead, we'd have to duplicate literally 
every search across two different huge folders). And it doesn't work to just search all materials in the entire file because 
the FBI case file is also huge. 
If going forward there is any question at all on where things should go in the folder structure, we're more than happy to 
provide guidance on that. 
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Sent: Friday, February 21, 2020 17:04 
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Subject: Re: Epstein search materials for upload and privilege review 
Moving may be an issue, PAE had trouble releasing the data because they were so voluminous. 
On Feb 21, 2020, at 4:55 PM, 
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Ah, possibly it's the "2020-01-23" folder under Subpoena Returns? If so, =, 
can we please (1) move that to under the 
Search Warrant Returns folder, and (2) if at all possible, combine the 37 different subfolders into one? There doesn't 
appear to be any distinction between all of those folders so I don't think there's any utility in having so many subgroups. 
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