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Comma and more commas: Why did the writer not use a comma? | Some descriptions from the novel 'Catch-22'

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Englishuser wrote:

Exactly. I wonder why Jamie assumes that velectro is going to apply for a job in the US.

I don't. I was taught all my life in school that the salutation in "a business letter" is followed by a colon, and that's what I do. I have never received a business letter in English that did not have a colon after the salutation.

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