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What does the valediction "Ever yours" mean?

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How should I greet a close friend from the United States?

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How to avoid using lot of I's in the personal essay? [closed]

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What do you call a person who writes letters?

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What do you call someone who studies letters?

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I want to refer to Bill Gates on his blog with respect in the comments section

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What is the correct way to greet a specific person when only their business title is known?

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How to address letter to a company [closed]

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Salutation for two doctors (not married)

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"Glad to hear" in non-speaking form

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Where did the term "Your Obedient Servant" originate?

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Sincerely [comma?] name [duplicate]

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Is it appropriate to add a postscript to an email? [closed]

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"Dear Professor" vs "Dear Mr": differences between British and American usage

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Is "I am writing to inform you" awkward or outdated?

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How to end a letter beginning with "To whom it may concern"

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An alternative valediction for sailors to “fair winds”

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Is there a name for the final section of a letter?

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"Dear Sir (or Madam)" when gender unknown? [duplicate]

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Opposite word for “cursive”, as related to writing

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