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1) The document is an email from Clare Breidenich to Kameran Bailey regarding the submission date of a CAR (Climate Action Report) to the UN. 2) Clare confirms she electronically sent files on May 28th and the State Department faxed official notification of the submission to the UNFCCC on the same date. 3) Clare offers to provide anything else Kameran needs regarding the submission date.
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