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To: Daniel Coleman<dcoleman@hamail.com> From: Cindy Griffin<cindy@tntmail.com> Re: Dinner Dear Mr. Coleman, We would like to inform. you that Mr. Blake Adams will no longer be our marketing manager starting from October 1. For five years, he has been dedicating himself to improving our market share. He has decided to move to the HMTX company in Georgia as Accounting Manager. We are cordially inviting you to a dinner party in his honor on Friday, May 2, 7: 00 p.m. at Gourmet restaurant. Enclosed, please find a location map and reply whether you can attend as soon as possible so that I can reserve seats accordingly. We will be greatly honored by your presence. Sincerely, Cindy Griffin To: Cindy Griffin<cindy@tntmail.com> From: Daniel Coleman<dcoleman@hamail.com> Re: Dinner Dear Ms. Griffin, Thank you for inviting me to the party. I worked with Mr. Adams in the marketing department for two years. I have never met such a talented person as Mr. Adams. I am very pleased to hear that he will move to the headquarters of the company as an Accounting Manager. I will definitely be there. However, I may be late by 30 minutes because my weekly meeting is supposed to finish at 6: 30. I am looking forward to seeing you at the party. Thank you. Daniel
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