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10-28-2021, 09:58 AM
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So few survived because of the way they're made.
The permission slip is part of the original letter. Like Hyland, most were probably returned complete and filed in Either ALC or Bretts offices. As for ones not dealt with, how much of your junk mail do you keep? All the letters from credit card companies offering a card, or from places asking for donations... I collect stamps, so I save more than most and the amount I send to recycling is not all that trivial. 
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