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Sources
- Using FOIA to Access Intelligence Community Records (archives.gov)
- https://www.justice.gov/archives/oip/blog/foia-post-2002-foia-amended-intelligence-authorization-act (justice.gov)
- https://sourcebook.acus.gov/wiki/Freedom_of_Information_Act (sourcebook.acus.gov)
- https://www.nigc.gov/utility/foia-5-u-s-c-552/ (nigc.gov)
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