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Good Evening,

My name is Maya Pendergrass, . I was recently accepted into Harvard Law School. I have attached a copy of my immunization records that I faxed last week. Due to the fact that my insurance provider offered small coverage for physical exams, I am hoping to use HLS insurance to complete the physical on campus. Thank you for your time and

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