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"DISM-indicted" refers to individuals who have been indicted through the Disciplinary and Investigative Services Management (DISM) process, typically in a legal or regulatory context. This term often signifies that someone has faced formal charges or allegations related to misconduct, fraud, or other violations that warrant investigation and potential disciplinary action. The specifics can vary depending on the jurisdiction and the nature of the allegations involved.

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