184. The Audit Report
Author: JOHNSON
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Sandra opened the folder.

She saw a flash drive in a packet on the file. A note was added that the flash drive contained all the summarised information of the entire 50-page report of the audit on the scholarship board.

Sandra took the flash drive from the folder and held it for a moment.

"Looks like They summarised the full report on this," she said.

"The physical documents are the appendices, source materials, transaction records, and the supporting documentation." She turned to her computer
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