Draft Letter To Lyn Smith

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The following is a draft letter in response to Lyn Smith, in which I have refused her specific requests. With this letter, my goal is to persuade Ms. Smith to return to Globe Airlines as a customer in the future. Please do not hesitate to inform me of any suggestions for improvement that you may have.

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