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Dear Mrs. Lonsberry,

I was wondering if on Quizlet, you forgot to upload section three and four of chapter twenty-five. In my vocab, I like to categorize the words by section and then alphabetically. I can not do that because I do not think the rest of the vocabulary is uploaded. If I sent you this email to late for you to respond, I am sorry.

Thank you,
Erica

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