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Epstein File EFTA01799925: Warren and Driver (DS10)

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Email correspondence from March 19, 2013, between Terry Kafka (President of Impact Outdoor Advertising Co.) and others regarding social plans involving an individual named Warren. The emails discuss lunch arrangements, Warren's positive attitude, and plans to invite approximately 20-25 people to an event. Gerri Koppelman from S Factor NY is also mentioned in the correspondence.

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Warren
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driver

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He ate like a truck **driver** and he looks really good. His attitude is as positive as one can be given the circumstances.
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Gerri Koppelman S Factor NY www.sfactor.com On Mar 19, 2013, at 12:11 PM, "Terry Kafka" > wrote: All: I had lunch with **Warren**
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Go ahead and start inviting people who you think **Warren** would enjoy seeing and being with. I'm thinking we'll have about 20 - 25 people.

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