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our employees and published on this website. Material may be viewed, downloaded,
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Please submit your request for permission to the Director of Communications by
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• how you wish to use it
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• the audience to whom you will be distributing it.

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charge to nonprofit organizations for reproduction. Depending on the type of material
and the volume requested, a fee may be charged to others.

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otherwise use—and authorize others to use for federal purposes—the materials
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