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I am Peter's colleague; he is not in office and cannot access the email, as we have an exhibition since 13 to 16 Oct. He will reply your enquire shortly. Thanks for your patience
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Hi, I am Peter's colleague; he is not in office and cannot access the email, as we have an exhibition since 13 to 16 Oct. He will reply your enquire shortly. Thanks for your patience I am Peter's colleague.
- Hi, I am Peter's colleague; he is not in office and cannot access the email, as we have an exhibition since 13 to 16 Oct.
- He will reply your enquire shortly.
- Thanks for your patience I am Peter's colleague.
- He is not in the office and cannot access his email, as we have an exhibition from 13 to 16 Oct.
- He will reply to your enquiry shortly.
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I am Peter's colleague; he is not in office and cannot access the email, as we have an exhibition since 13 to 16 Oct. He will reply your enquire shortly. Thanks for your patience
I am Peter's colleague. He is not in the office and cannot access his email, as we have an exhibition from 13 to 16 Oct. He will reply to your enquiry shortly. Thanks for your patience.
I am Peter's colleague; he is not in office and cannot access the email, as we have an exhibition since 13 to 16 Oct. He will reply your enquire shortly. Thanks for your patience
I am Peter's colleague. He is not in the office and cannot access his email, as we have an exhibition from 13 to 16 Oct. He will reply to your enquiry shortly. Thanks for your patience.
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