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Yours very sincerely (Do you often end your letters in this way?)



 
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Yours very sincerely (Do you often end your letters in this way?) #1 (permalink) Thu May 17, 2007 13:09 pm   Yours very sincerely (Do you often end your letters in this way?)		  
Hi,

Do you often end your letters in this way?

Yours very sincerely,

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Yours very sincerely (Do you often end your letters in this way?) #2 (permalink) Thu May 17, 2007 13:17 pm   Yours very sincerely (Do you often end your letters in this way?)		  
I end my letters this way:
1. Yours sincerely
2. Best wishes
3. Regards, ...

Your phrase I've never used.
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Yours very sincerely (Do you often end your letters in this way?) #3 (permalink) Thu May 17, 2007 13:35 pm   Yours very sincerely (Do you often end your letters in this way?)		  
Hi,

Let's see what Mr Alan Townend thinks about this.

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