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| A message that tells a sender that a message or item has been received. |
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| A message that requests a refund, an exchange, or a discount on merchandise or services. |
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| A message that tries to persuade a customer to pay a past due bill. |
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| A message that denies credit to an applicant. |
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| A statement that can be proved to be true or correct. |
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| An acknowledgment or a friendly message designed to build relationships. |
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| Statements that do not imply a positive or a negative response to the rexeiver. |
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| Something that hinders or prevents progress or achieving a goal. |
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| A view held by or a conclusion reached by someone. |
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| A request that the receiver sell goods or services to the sender. |
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| A message that tries to convince the readr to take an action. |
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| The most convincing point in a persuasive message. |
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| A fomal document that describes a problem or need and recommends a solution. |
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| A message that does not grant or approve an item or action. |
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| A document that outlines needs or problems to be solved and solicits solutions. |
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| A message that asks for information or action that the sender thinks will be given or done willingly. |
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| A message that tries to persuade a potential customer to purchase a product or service. |
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| A subtle or low pressure appeal used in a attempt to sell a product or service. |
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