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the following e-mail.., so much so, we're almost AlaSniAlp. lost for words. It may very well work but I can't imagine anyone wanting to wander the streets lookhg as though they've got something jammed uncomfortably up their nose (see picture opposite), "Hello Ms. Emma Penny, this innovation seems relevant in many ways to your readers of Commercial Motor. As a weekly, you can react to topical things eg the heatwave. interested in more information—don't hesitate to contact me. I could arrange a phone interview with the inventor for example. Bye for now, Anthony (Phillips), Managing Director, WellKom Corporate Services."
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