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LESS CLUTTER #1 (permalink) Wed Apr 06, 2011 2:04 am   LESS CLUTTER		  
In open punctuation, would this be allowed? Is it OK to omit the comma after 'Mike' and 'Thank you / Thanks'? It looks much cleaner.

Mike

I need you to submit the figures by noon on April 23rd.

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LESS CLUTTER #2 (permalink) Wed Apr 06, 2011 6:36 am   LESS CLUTTER		  
It depends on how formal the writing is. Personally, I wouldn't.
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