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      <image:caption>I created the PIA Coloring Book specifically to address this gap. It is a practical, visual training resource that walks PICs through identifying and applying mandatory redactions with confidence. It covers the exemptions most commonly cited in ORD rulings, shows PICs how to read a document against each standard, and gives them a repeatable process they can apply to every production going forward. It is not a legal textbook. It is a working tool designed for the person actually doing the redactions, not the attorney supervising them. If you think your PIC would benefit from a copy, reach out at Justin.Miller@TransparencyCounsel.com and I will send one your way.</image:caption>
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