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I don't have any letters of recommendation although my past 3 employers have told me they have no problem writing me one. That being said, they are on my "call" list of work references. Which one would you recommend?. . I guess it's probably on the discretion of the employer which one they prefer? But what would I do if my call list of references is the same as my letter of recommendations? Also - normally does one hand a resume WITH the letters of recommendation, or bring them to the interview?. . **the reason I ask this is that, I have always used call references but now as my job experiences are growing I am moving on to higher positions and I would like to be well informed! *** thanks so much everyone!.

When I place my business expenses on form 2106, do they end up on Sched A? and if so, what happens if I am not itemizing? Do I then lose all the credit I could get for the unreimbursed business expenses which include uniforms and vehicle mileage?.

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even in other English-speaking countries they cannot be bothered to learn how to pronounce place names properly - I know an American gentleman who has lived and worked in Glasgow, Scotland, for 5 years and still insists on referring to it as "Glass-cow" (it's pronounced "Glaz-go"). (b) Your question contains 6 examples of words written without the required capital letter, one absolute howler of a spelling mistake ("decent" - I assume you meant "descent"), one very foreign-sounding grammatical error ("Why am I expected to learn a spanish...") and evidence of total disregard for the rules of hyphenisation (it's "Spanish-speaking descent", not "spanish speaking decent")

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