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“Before every election, American authorities and media descend into hysteria about ‘Russain disinformation and inference,’” the embassy wrote.

It’s hard to see how Mackris envisioned it ending in anything but a ruling against her: the NDA specified that she could not discuss or “disclose, directly or indirectly, by expression, implication or inference, any information concerning” the agreement, its terms, and its underlying claims.

That reporting, the complaint alleges, creates a "reasonable inference that the Labour Party has made, and the Harris campaign has accepted, illegal foreign national contributions."

Clement explained that “the most plausible inference” is that the notes reveal unconstitutional concealment of evidence.

“I’m not sure we can glean a partisan inference here yet,” Wasserman said.