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MARC Newsletter January 2015 Dear MARC Member, I hope that you all had a great holiday season and now are looking forward to the New Year. We have had another successful year at MARC with many visible

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1. Start by addressing the recipient as "Dear MDRC Member" at the beginning of your letter or email. This is a courteous way to address someone who is a member of MDRC (insert the full form/organization name), or an organization affiliated with MDRC.
2. Be sure to use the proper salutation such as "Dear," followed by the recipient's name (if available) or their position/title within MDRC. For example, it could be "Dear John Doe" or "Dear Ms. Smith," depending on the recipient's gender and name.
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4. Provide relevant and detailed information in the body of your letter or email. Be specific about the topic you are discussing, and provide any necessary background information. This will help the MDRC member understand the context and respond appropriately.
5. Use a professional tone and formal language when communicating with the MDRC member. Avoid using slang or informal language that may be deemed unprofessional.
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1. Individuals who are members of MDRC and receive correspondence from this organization require the greeting "Dear MDRC Member" when being addressed formally.
2. Non-members who need to write a letter or email to a specific MDRC member, whether it be for inquiries, collaboration, or any other purpose, should also use the salutation "Dear MDRC Member."
3. Anyone who is submitting a formal document or making an official request to MDRC should utilize the phrase "Dear MDRC Member" as the appropriate way to begin their communication. This ensures that the correspondence is directed to the intended recipient within the organization.

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