First letter of the name "S"
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Major General Sarath Fonseka as of 26/11/2005
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beginning with the letter "o"\noverwhelmed\non edge\nopen\noutstanding\nobnoxious\nobstinate\noutraged\nobsolete\nostracized\noverlooked\noffended\noverjoyed\nobliging\nopen\noptimistic\noodles\nobtuse\nold-fashioned\n\nbeginning with the letter "r"\nround\nrotund\nreliable\nrespectful\nreceptive\nreasonable\nrelieved\nrestless\nridiculous\nrotten\nrough\nresentful\nrepulsive\nrobust\nrich\nrelaxed\nreal
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Sushma means "First ray of Sun" in Sanskrit. This is a common name in Indian Hindu girls.
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If it were "llawn..." it would mean "Full, my love."\n\nI agree with the person who read it as having an i as the first letter -- iawn.  "Very well, my love."
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BABy\n\nand spell my name correctly.....it's not B'a'By
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Change your first name to Snap.
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I've never seen such a thing on a legal document. /s/ is used to indicate there is a signature on an original, but the copy does not include the signature. /s/ is now used for electronic filing in the US Bankruptcy courts when followed by the printed name.\n\n"ss" is used after a county name to indicate it is a county, e.g., Worcester, ss - there is no period after "ss" because it is not an abbreviation.
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I am right handed so I remember it as OD d=dominant.  OS s=sucky (handwriting)  and OU, the U has two points at the top of the letter. Just a dumb little trick that got me through nursing school.  If you're left handed, eh, well, sorry!
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The first answer is correct all the way. I only wanted to add that the propper way to do M.D. in each form is M.D.'s (singular posessive), M.D.s (plural) and M.D.s' (plural possesive).\n\nA good way to remember this is that in singular possesive, the ' (apostraphe) goes BEFORE the s.  \n\nIn the plural form, there is no apostraphe.\n\nIn the plural possesive, the apostraphe goes AFTER the s!\n\nHave fun!
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The first one, sweetie..... the first one.
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try &heart\nit should show up. so on ur name write "&heartkelly"
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I had a section of this taught to me in 10th grade and it still confuses me sometimes.  Anyway, the correct answer is Jacobses, even though it looks lengthly.  A lot of times people get engraved things written down wrong.
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the first letter of the lines with words is RBBT. its rabbit with no vowels
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There are two kinds of these letter - one for employment and one for education. Since this question is in the employment area, I am asssuming this is the one you want.\n\nSource link has several sample letters.
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Prince.\n\nOne s makes 'princes', 2 s's make 'princess'.
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Just to correct you, it's a first name that you're asking about.  Here's a Web site that has lots of examples.
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This was due to a rule of style in use at the time regarding typefaces (printed materials only, this does not occur in handwritten works).\n\nThe capital S was as we use it today, ans the lowercase s which we are today familiar with was used only at the end of a word.  In the middle of a word, a letter which was very similar to (but not quite the same as) the letter f was used.