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Document of the Month 10/26: Mostly Harmless: An Early Arabic-Persian Lexicon Fragment
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Tiny Little Office: the link is the document
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Former Prosecutor Asserts Trump 'Plainly Guilty' in Mar-a-Lago Case Amid Judge Controversy
A former federal prosecutor, Harry Litman, has stated that former President Donald Trump would likely have been convicted in the Mar-a-Lago classified documents case if not for the actions of Judge Aileen Cannon, whom Trump appointed during his first term. Litman, host of 'Talking Feds,' described the case as 'totally righteous, totally strong' and argued that the evidence against Trump was 'a layup,' making his guilt 'plain.' The case involves Trump's handling of classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago estate, which led to obstruction charges. Litman criticized Judge Cannon for delaying the case, noting that she has kept Volume II of special counsel Jack Smith's report under wraps for over a year. The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals recently granted Trump's request to postpone oral arguments on the case, which Litman believes is an indefinite delay that will extend past the midterm elections. Litman also accused Cannon of 'bending over backwards' to serve Trump's interests, citing that the chief judge of her district had advised her not to take the case initially. The Knight First Amendment Institute and other groups have urged the appeals court to release the withheld report, which Litman believes would 'undercut Trump's long-running attacks on Smith's prosecutions' and provide 'very damning' evidence against Trump. Litman emphasized that the report's release would counter Trump's claims of 'weaponization' of the legal process, though he acknowledged it would not be released 'super soon.' The case has significant implications for Trump's legal challenges and his political standing, particularly as the 2026 midterm elections approach. Litman's comments highlight the ongoing legal and political tensions surrounding Trump's legal battles and the role of judicial appointments in shaping their outcomes.
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ONLYOFFICE 10.0: actualizare majoră cu AI - GadgetFlux
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AI-Powered Grammar Checking in TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms in C#
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Document of the Month 10/26: Mostly Harmless: An Early Arabic-Persian Lexicon Fragment
ilo.im
Tiny Little Office: the link is the document
A tiny office suite where the link is the document. No accounts. Nothing is saved anywhere unless you choose to keep it on this device.
en.killbait.com
Former Prosecutor Asserts Trump 'Plainly Guilty' in Mar-a-Lago Case Amid Judge Controversy
A former federal prosecutor, Harry Litman, has stated that former President Donald Trump would likely have been convicted in the Mar-a-Lago classified documents case if not for the actions of Judge Aileen Cannon, whom Trump appointed during his first term. Litman, host of 'Talking Feds,' described the case as 'totally righteous, totally strong' and argued that the evidence against Trump was 'a layup,' making his guilt 'plain.' The case involves Trump's handling of classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago estate, which led to obstruction charges. Litman criticized Judge Cannon for delaying the case, noting that she has kept Volume II of special counsel Jack Smith's report under wraps for over a year. The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals recently granted Trump's request to postpone oral arguments on the case, which Litman believes is an indefinite delay that will extend past the midterm elections. Litman also accused Cannon of 'bending over backwards' to serve Trump's interests, citing that the chief judge of her district had advised her not to take the case initially. The Knight First Amendment Institute and other groups have urged the appeals court to release the withheld report, which Litman believes would 'undercut Trump's long-running attacks on Smith's prosecutions' and provide 'very damning' evidence against Trump. Litman emphasized that the report's release would counter Trump's claims of 'weaponization' of the legal process, though he acknowledged it would not be released 'super soon.' The case has significant implications for Trump's legal challenges and his political standing, particularly as the 2026 midterm elections approach. Litman's comments highlight the ongoing legal and political tensions surrounding Trump's legal battles and the role of judicial appointments in shaping their outcomes.
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ONLYOFFICE 10.0: actualizare majoră cu AI - GadgetFlux
ONLYOFFICE 10.0 aduce funcții AI, editare PDF avansată, colaborare optimizată și 40 de remedieri importante de securitate.
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AI-Powered Grammar Checking in TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms in C#
Learn how to integrate AI-powered grammar checking into TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms with a local large language model. This allows you to detect grammatical errors, improve sentence…
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