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You are responding to an email from an irate customer. The reply is as follows: I am sorry the replaced part did not solve your problem. I will be happy to take a look at the computer again tomorrow. I can be there at 2 P.M. if that is convenient with you. You can either email me or I will check with you later today to see whether that works with your schedule. This is an example of proper written communication.
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