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$92,781.94 LHP + Company Inc ENTITY
$84,000.00 Gordon Johnson Consult INDIVIDUAL
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$39,014.89 Department of US Treasury IRS ENTITY
$33,440.91 Meredith Brewer INDIVIDUAL
$33,401.48 Tara Korstad INDIVIDUAL
$24,219.90 Chase Card Services ENTITY
$20,000.00 Texas State History Museum ENTITY
$18,000.00 Davis Kaufman, PLLC ENTITY
$10,500.00 Mary Bush INDIVIDUAL
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