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Get up the nerve to call -- is that an idiom? | If , had & would

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#1 (permalink) Thu Jul 21, 2005 22:06 pm What are boilerplate emails?

What are boilerplate emails?

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#2 (permalink) Fri Jul 22, 2005 18:13 pm Just my two cents

Here's what it is: clich?d writing: writing that says nothing new, informative, or interesting. Hope it helps...

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#3 (permalink) Fri Jul 22, 2005 22:45 pm Boilerplate

That makes sense. Thanks for that!

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