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This tag should be used for question relating to the craft of writing letters, such as styles that are commonly used and common phrases used in business writing.
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How would I improve the language and structure of this farewell email?
It's a bit gushing but I guess that's your style. It looks good -- you don't really need help with writing. Except
Capitalize "Compliance" if it's a department name.
Replace "talented people like yo …
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