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      "content": "MS. POMERANTZ: Nothing further, your Honor. Thank you.\nMS. STERNHEIM: Judge, I had asked before if the Court could inquire about the summary of the case. He said he paid attention early on. He specifically said that the case was about sexual abuse.",
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