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i am 15 years old and i've recently applied for work experience for an advertising company and they sent me an email saying they might be able to find me a place at account managining and they asked me to send my cv and a cover letter . what am i supposed to write?.

letter to increase hotel prices to company..?

On March 1, 2010, Edington Company acquired real estate, on which it planned to construct a small office building, by paying $80,000 in cash.. Add to land cost. . An old warehouse on the property was demolished at a cost of $8,200

answer coming. . You don't seem to have a problem with what you want to accomplish. Good start. I've written more business letters than I care to remember. #1. State your "issue" concisely. #2. FOCUS. #3. Leave all emotion out of it. #4. Say nothing you'll later regret. #5. "Assume" the person/s reading it have low IQ.

When I got married, I took my husband's name. We ended up getting divorced (it ended good, we just weren't right for each other and are still friends), and I didn't change my name back. I had been in a business where my clients at my company only new me by my married name. I didn't want to change it back and have to explain it. Plus with all the systems and email and other programs that I would have had to change back, plus my license and my SS card...it just would have been a pain.. . If I get married again, I'll take my new husband's name. If my guy and I get married, I'd be proud to bear his name. And it has never bothered me when someone refers to a woman as Mrs. John Smith. I know there are people out there that don't believe in this, as the term Mrs. actually stemmed from "mister's", showing ownership of the wife in the technical sense. But it doesn't bother me. I guess I'm a little old fashioned when it comes to this. But you're marrying the person you love - why wouldn't you take their name?

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