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    Lucifer better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven

    1. Nice to meet you, 2. Great to meet you, 3. Awesome to meet you, 4. Cool to meet you, 5. Thanks for meeting me, 6. Good to e-meet you.

    1. Nice to meet you,

    2. Great to meet you,

    3. Awesome to meet you,

    4. Cool to meet you,

    5. Thanks for meeting me,

    6. Good to e-meet you.

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  1. Diann Casaba
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    Diann Casaba

    The answer should be not enough explanation if you have that in one of your choices. Step-by-step explanation: It's true that all leaders are being criticized, but so are the normal people. So, not just because you are criticized already means you are a leader. But if you do not have that answer inRead more

    The answer should be not enough explanation if you have that in one of your choices.

    Step-by-step explanation:

    It’s true that all leaders are being criticized, but so are the normal people. So, not just because you are criticized already means you are a leader. But if you do not have that answer in one of your choices, you should choose True.

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    Lucifer better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven

    To ask politely for an update in an email, you can use words like "please" and "thank you." For example: "I have attached the document that I mentioned. Please let me know when it has been uploaded." Or... "Please let me know when the report is ready to be released." These are both polite ways of asRead more

    To ask politely for an update in an email, you can use words like “please” and “thank you.” For example: “I have attached the document that I mentioned. Please let me know when it has been uploaded.” Or… “Please let me know when the report is ready to be released.” These are both polite ways of asking for an update. You can also say, “I would appreciate an update on the project as soon as possible,” or “I would appreciate an update on the project as soon as possible.” These phrases are more direct. They mean, “I would like to get an update on the project as soon as possible.”

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    Lucifer better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven

    It is correct to say "Please feel free to add your comments if any". This is an example of a phrase used to give a polite suggestion.

    It is correct to say “Please feel free to add your comments if any”. This is an example of a phrase used to give a polite suggestion.

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    Poonam Sharma literarian

    Sentiment means "opinion" or "thought". So, sharing the same sentiments means that one agrees with the opinions of other and also believes the same. e.g. If someone says that democracy is the worst type of government and I also believe the same then I am sharing the same sentiment. Here is another eRead more

    Sentiment means “opinion” or “thought”. So, sharing the same sentiments means that one agrees with the opinions of other and also believes the same. e.g. If someone says that democracy is the worst type of government and I also believe the same then I am sharing the same sentiment.

    Here is another example:

    “Most of the people here share the same sentiment, the same historical mistrust of the state”.

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    Poonam Sharma literarian

    This is a request for an action. You might have a request for a favor, a request to borrow money or a request for someone to do something for you. Please consider my request is the polite way of making this request. If you want to be rude or aggressive, you can say, "Consider it." If you are not surRead more

    This is a request for an action. You might have a request for a favor, a request to borrow money or a request for someone to do something for you. Please consider my request is the polite way of making this request.

    If you want to be rude or aggressive, you can say, “Consider it.” If you are not sure what the person’s reaction will be, you can use “Would you please?” before your request. For example, “Would you please consider my request?”

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    Lucifer better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven

    To ask for payment politely, you can say "I hope you will pay me soon". or "please pay me" Note: This is a common way to ask for payment politely. It is not rude at all. Example: "I hope you will pay me soon." "Please pay me."  or "How much do I owe you?" "Could you please pay me?" You could also saRead more

    To ask for payment politely, you can say “I hope you will pay me soon”. or “please pay me” Note: This is a common way to ask for payment politely. It is not rude at all. Example: “I hope you will pay me soon.” “Please pay me.”  or “How much do I owe you?” “Could you please pay me?” You could also say “Pay me what you owe me”, but this is more direct and may sound rude. Example: “I hope you will pay me what you owe me.” “Pay me what you owe me.”

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