the figure i read today was 1.4M pages (as opposed to documents).
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so, you're right in that "document" is not a super useful metric, "page" however seems like best we can hope to get, though.
Sure. But what if the campaign turns over Tweets on single pages, and the WH turns them over in an electronic file where a spreadsheet counts as a page? Also note the govt uses "items."https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2018/02/01/russia-steele-dossier-democrats-republicans-216921 …
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"item" has the same problem as "document." look, i'm not disagreeing with you, counting documents, items and/or pages is a bit of a silly exercise, and ultimately doesn't tell us much about the investigation or the level of cooperation on the part of the white house or campaign.
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Yeah, I get that.
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A native spreadsheet looks like a page in Bates numbering, but the same spreadsheet if redacted has to be imaged, and especially when poorly formatted can run to hundreds, even thousands of pages.
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