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A combined photo. The first headshot is of Lindsay Matthews, a young or middle-aged white woman with straight and dirty blonde hair that she wears down. She sits or stands in front of a blue backdrop. She wears a black or navy blue top or dress with a floral pattern on it. The second headshot is of Sam Manelski. He is a , a middle-aged white man with brown hair and a beard and mustache. He sits or stands in front of a blue backdrop. He wears a black or navy blue blazer, yellow and black or navy blue striped tie, and a light blue button down shirt.
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