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      "content": "(Trial resumed; jury not present)\nTHE COURT: I did receive a note.\nMay we please have the following items: Different colored Post-Its; white paperboard; highlighters, different colors; and then Matt's transcript; and then also may we have a definition of \"enticement.\"\nSo we're going to get started on the supplies. We'll get them colored Post-Its, white paperboard. I'm not sure exactly what they mean but we'll try and find a large pad, and we'll also give them a whiteboard and dry erase markers and then highlighters.\nMs. Moe, Matt's transcript you'll get printed immediately?\nMS. MOE: Yes, your Honor.\nTHE COURT: Okay. And then I'll hear from the parties as to how they would like to respond to the request for a definition of \"enticement.\"\nMS. MOE: Your Honor, with respect to the jury's question regarding enticement, our view is that the Court's instruction, which is on page 21, instruction number 15: \"The terms persuaded, induced, enticed, and coerced have their ordinary everyday meanings.\" That remain true now, and so we would propose referring them to that portion of the Court's instruction.\nMR. EVERDELL: Your Honor?",
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