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Dear Mr Cowart we want to invite a celebrity to our school to speak to us. We would like for David Ortiz to to speak to us at Dierks High School, and Johanns Walters Elementary. We want him to speak about what he does in the major leagues.
The first reason why we want David Ortiz to come and speak to us is because we want him to tell us what it’s like to be in mlb. We want him to tell us all about it what it’s like to be in the mlb.
The second reason why We think David Ortiz should be the speaker, because he would make the children very interested in his work. He would make very very great speaker.
Now you can see why we want david ortiz to come speak to our school, because he has made to the hall of fame, and the whole world loves his

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