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1. A polite closing to a letter or email, usually expressing goodwill towards the recipient, such as 'Sincerely yours' or 'Best regards'.
2. A file or document sent along with a letter or email, often indicated in the body or subject line.
3. A preliminary version of a letter or email, often amended or revised before being sent as a final version.
4. Indicating that a message or communication requires immediate attention or action.
5. The arrangement or appearance of text and images in a letter or email, such as font size, color, and spacing.
6. The topic or purpose of a letter or email, usually indicated in the subject line.
7. The person or organization sending a letter or email.
8. A greeting used in a letter or email, typically including the recipient's name.
9. To send a message or communication to another recipient beyond the original intended recipient.
10. The bottom section of a letter or email, often including the sender's contact information or legal disclaimers.
11. A personal or organizational mark or identifier added to the end of a letter or email, often including contact information.
12. The person or organization to whom a letter or email is addressed.
13. The pre-printed or electronic stationery used for letters, often featuring the organization's logo and contact information.
14. A response to a previous message or communication in a conversation or thread.
15. The date on which a letter or email is written, usually placed at the top of the page.
16. The top section of a letter or email, often including the recipient's and sender's names and addresses.
17. A graphic or emblem used to represent a company or organization, often included in the header or footer of a letter or email.
18. Generally accepted practices or customs for formatting and presenting letters or emails.