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0I would like inform you that I will be taking on leave starting from 26/4/2007 until 3/5/2007. 00 00Form leave is referring to the previous that I already applied for 2 days but (had been cancelled and want it changed to other dates) and I worked on Sunday 2 days for Linux Project. However i can be contacted via my mobile during my long holidays.0-
  

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0 01blockquote 01cite 10Anonymous12cite 10I would like inform you that I will be taking on leave starting from 26/4/2007 until 3/5/2007. 10 10Form leave is referring to the previous that I already applied for 2 days but (had been cancelled and want it changed to other dates) and I worked on Sunday 2 days for Linux Project. 12br 12blockquote 10I would like to inform you that I shall be on leave from 26 April to 3 May [2007 - not really necessary].

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  • 0 01blockquote 01cite 10Anonymous12cite 10I would like inform you that I will be taking on leave starting from 26/4/2007 until 3/5/2007.
  • 10 10Form leave is referring to the previous that I already applied for 2 days but (had been cancelled and want it changed to other dates) and I worked on Sunday 2 days for Linux Project.
  • 12br 12blockquote 10I would like to inform you that I shall be on leave from 26 April to 3 May [2007 - not really necessary].
  • I had already applied for 2 days leave, but would like to change the dates, and also I worked on the Linux Project on two Sundays.
  • I am including these in the leave.
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01cite10Anonymous12cite10I would like inform you that I will be taking on leave starting from 26/4/2007 until 3/5/2007. 10 10Form leave is referring to the previous that I already applied for 2 days but (had been cancelled and want it changed to other dates) and I worked on Sunday 2 days for Linux Project. However i can be cont
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