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mail

noun as in written correspondence; system for sending correspondence

verb as in send through the postal system

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He worked as a mail boy in a bank before getting the opportunity to study at theatre college in London.

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According to the Daily Mail, one of its reporters approached Strahan outside his home and asked about the national anthem controversy.

“Young voters and first-time voters are more likely to have problems when they vote by mail because they’re just not used to using the mail, period. And they don’t have signatures that are well formed,” Alexander said.

The process has taken on heightened importance as California has shifted to predominantly conducting elections by mail.

Voters could send their ballots back through the mail or drop them off in designated boxes or voting centers.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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