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USAID staff given 15 minutes to gather belongings from Washington , D.C. , office.
Former federal workers were also told not to bring "prohibited items" to former offices.
The email also contains a lengthy list of prohibited items, including BB guns, drills, knives, sabers, swords and ski poles.
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