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We have arranged for redirection, but you know how the Post Office is sometimes
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You know Aristethes, our post office man, well he and his son play the music all of the afternoon
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He strolled to the Redditch post offices and sent off his correspondence
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thirteen years before from the post office
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missed something at the post office? Heavens, he hoped not
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I'll send it as soon as I can get into the Post Office
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With this admonishment they set on down to the village where Beauty went to the Post office, clicked her fingers and a letter flew off the counter inside, squirmed through the bottom of the door and raised itself to meet her open palm
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Grimes as he backed his bicycle into the Post Office door
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When the Post Office was turned off at night it would sit there on the window and recite
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It would whisper until one cool night the gum hardened and fell away allowing the poster to flip flop and continue whispering to any official Post Office notice it came across
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A sudden torrent came from all the posters in the Post Office
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Apparently one of the canvassers at the election kicked it when he called at the Post Office
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“This is the Dart Post Office is it?” Said one
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the cost of sending a letter through the Post Office
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Hendersen needs to go to the post office
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He gulped down the remainder of the meal and hurried to the General Post Office
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And there was Lyndon Johnson, who thought he could handle Ho Chi Minh by the equivalent of offering him a local post office to run
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depot, and all of the post offices, but none of them knew what Station #2 was
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While walking to the post office in the Woodlawn section of the Bronx the other day, I was struck by the quaintness of an old, working class neighborhood where generations of blue collar men and women married, raised (large) families in unpretentious homes, worked and played, lived and died
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Practically they are nothing but a glorified post office to ensure corporation between different Police Forces in the world
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These ranged from generals upholding the law in southern states to Blacks working for the post office, one of the few secure refuges for minorities before the end of segregation
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Republicans also sent the Post Office into bankruptcy, forcing the funding of their pensions for 80 years, to try to break postal unions
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“A wanted bulletin, somewhere along the way, on the post office wall
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Calling him across to their car, the two men asked him if he knew where the local post office was
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After eating, Colling found a Deutsches Post office where he was able to use a phone booth
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Close to four-thirty, he retraced his steps to the Deutsches Post office
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Colling asked the Post Office clerk if he could telegraph some funds to an address in Wisconsin, U
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Jalesow was obviously bored and impatient with the process, but Colling noticed when they reached a town where a gold and white sign with the word Poczta announced the place boasted a post office, Jalesow said he had to make a telephone call
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Colling strolled down the street so that when Jalesow emerged from the post office he could not see him
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Colling waited until Jalesow moved off in another direction, obviously searching for him, then he went into the post office
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Jalesow parked the truck in front of the post office and indicated he had to make his usual telephone call
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Inside the front cover of the notepad was the telephone number Colling had been shown by the post office clerk
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He went first to the post office where he requested a line to Warsaw
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Hermann asked at a post office where he might find accommodations for the night, and they were directed to what was apparently the town’s only hotel, a small, run-down place on the outskirts that looked as if it had been converted from a private residence
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Services as well as its Post Office is alleged to have improperly steered UN contracts to several Indian
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The people there at the post office boxes were somewhat amused but they always accommodated her
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I have to go to the post office
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The post office maybe? I wish that my step dad were here since he works at one
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Banks and post offices all have slower days than others, too
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Our Post Office rebuilds were better than the original because the OEM seats for the little white trucks (LLVs-long life vehicles) were loaded with design flaws which resulted in driver back injuries
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The Post Office stands as a building of distinction and character
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After perhaps one year at Thomas Road Apartments, Dixie and I moved to Tempe, five blocks due west of the old Post Office, and 12 blocks from Sun Devil Stadium
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"This limits post office drop-offs and reduces the time and money spent on stamps and licking envelopes," says Bocherer
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something to the post office or to brush my teeth gets a hiccup
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“Park had made detailed plans to install me in far better quarters, and soon the entire broadcast operation took up residency next door in what had been the Ithaca Post Office in the nineteenth century
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Can you please tell me where the post office is, if there is one in this village? As for the blanket, I nearly froze my butt off last night and I plan to stay warm tonight, as we’re most probably going to continue with the search - if the woman is still missing by then
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“Yes, the post office is the last building before the bridge
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Every post office has copies of the wanted posters
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He led us to the post office
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That’s what a post office is for
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We stopped at the road and Pa set the red flag on the post office sign before we headed
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The post office sign was in the ditch by the county road in front of the
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to her at the post office box
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Then take to the post office in much less than 15 minutes
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On the other side of the road was a cluster of buildings too small to be a town: a boarded-up house, a taco shop that looked like it hadn't been open since before Zoe Nightshade was born, and a white stucco post office with a sign that said GILA CLAW, ARIZONA hanging crooked above the door
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that would require having to go to the post office and mail off the copy or
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Delivered it via fax from the local post office at 4:55 the next day and got a phone call at 5:30 saying 'this is brilliant
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I could have returned by pushing a chit beneath your door, asking you to collect your post from the post office where the chances of its retrieval were slim
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“He detrained in Osaka and took a taxi directly to the central Japan Post office
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They consisted of Thomas, the father who was a clerk in the main Post Office, a thin man who was greyer than his years and his wife Agnes also of slim build
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He had suffered a heart attack at work in the town’s main post office
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The Brosnan’s lived near the very centre of the town in an older tall terraced house that was across the street from the main Post Office and practically in the shadow of Saint John’s church
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The next painting, on the wall of the post office, showed a large crowd standing in line to kiss Khomeini’s hand
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This often brings communication challenges – adventures at the post office, with emails and texts
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Olivera took the package back to Paolo at the Post Office and asked him what time the package would be delivered
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Louis could be picked up at the post office
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Louis was head for the post office
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Her mother and several of her cousins knew that they could send mail to her care of the post office and eventually she would respond
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“Do you think we should put through a change of address with the post office?" When he got no response, he looked over to find Sheila staring at a display case filled with wedding dresses in a store window
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letters to himself, sent it through the post office,
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For several days before the meeting, Marcel and his group had been round the town asking questions at the local bread shop and at the post office
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transfixed in the San Diego post office
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Knoxville who worked for the post office
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station bulletin board in the city and in Canadian Post Offices
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Before getting there I stopped at a post office not too far away from Ed and Becky’s home
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Someone told him that it did not belong to anyone, that in former times a solitary widow who fed on earth and whitewash from the walls had lived there, and that in her last years she was seen only twice on the street with a hat of tiny artificial flowers and shoes the color of old silver when she crossed the square to the post office to mail a letter to the Bishop
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However, I find that some of my greatest suppliers are found in government jobs, specifically the United States Post Office and the Internal Revenue Service
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I have written about telemarketers, the post office and banks and other fine organizations in so many books –
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This won’t work on some mailings that get the bulk rate since those letters just get returned to the post office, which could care less
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Because of what happened on February 1, 2008 – you can read about it later – I decided to include an entire chapter on the United States Post Office (USPS)
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As a result, I wasn’t in too good a mood when I went to the post office and mailed two more copies to the same address
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I prepared the package and walked into the post office, deciding to use media mail to get it to its destination
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It did get to Warrendale, PA from points south, over 200 miles from here – but it should be considered that the distance from the post office to its destination is less than a dozen miles
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I mentioned that these two books were to be shipped by media mail and a document from the post office clearly states that anything under one pound could be shipped that way for $2
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Thanks to the post office and banks, this manuscript may be done sooner than I expected
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Apparently, UPS – they have most of the same letters as the USPS, but they shouldn’t be confused with the government agency – is following in the footsteps of the Post Office
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I don’t think you want to rely on the post office
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Banks and the post office can provide material and laughs as well
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I sent him the books and since the United States Post Office got involved, there will be more about this adventure in a future book of mine about temporary brain deficiencies
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In 1995, the United States Post Office honored him with a commemorative stamp and in that same year, Live Bird, a one-man play with Jeff Robinson, premiered in Boston at the Institute of Contemporary Art
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In the mid 1990s, the United States Post Office honored her with a postage stamp
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Pat Quinn, Illinois’s Lieutenant Governor, declared October 5, 2007 Steve Goodman Day and in August 2010, President Barack Obama signed a bill which renamed the Lakeview Post Office in honor of Goodman
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that a letter – even with the post office involvement
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head over to a bank or post office
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For those of you who didn’t guess the answer to that question, the answer is simple: use the good old United States Post Office
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I realize that Newman works for the post office – I believe Cliff Claven retired – so that may be a factor, but does it really have to take 38
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Post Offices across the country
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This is easily done at the Post Office but it ensures your post is delivered to your new
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Stewman – Newman leaves the post office, buys out the Soup Nazi and adds a few more items to the menu
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“What have you got on the Post Office job