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Good Morning Bryan,

Thank you in advance for locating space for me. I certainly appreciate having the option of working from the UMMS Dimension IT office. I live in Upper Marlboro, so my daily commute can be anywhere from 3-5 hours. The mere thought of minimizing my commute a few times a week is unbelievable, yet welcomed. Thank you, again.

Do you need anything from me to begin the process?

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