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The document is a letter submitted by the Government to the Court, estimating the trial duration and requesting that the Court seat jurors with availability beyond the Christmas holiday. The Government anticipates resting its case within four weeks, while the defense estimates its case will last approximately two weeks. The parties jointly request that jurors be available beyond the Christmas holiday.
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