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The document provides a summary of the work and activities of Malgorzata Hill from January 1, 2014 to December 31, 2014. It outlines the key issues she dealt with, which included Polish citizenship, passports, and document authorization. It also lists the areas of business inquiries, arts and culture, education, public diplomacy, Polish community engagement, and media and public relations that Malgorzata Hill supported through various events, programs, and services during the year.
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