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We are getting feedback from Manassas Travel about it is not a contractual requirement for them to maintain a fax machine on location for travel orders containing privacy act. Unfortunately, since we are not co-located with the CTO we often have to fax order back and forth since there is no other way for Manassas to received travel orders since their email are not
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