what does without predujice mean on a letter?
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Finance\nThe basic meaning is 'without loss of any rights'. It is a term used when two parties are in dispute, and one makes a settlement offer to the other. It puts 'without prejudice' on its offer to make it clear that the settlement offer should not be construed as a waiver of rights. Importantly, communication marked 'without prejudice' cannot be used in evidence in court proceedings if the attempts at settlement fail and the dispute comes to court.\n\nhttp://www.finance-glossary.com/terms/without-prejudice.htm?id=1545&ginPtrCode=00000&PopupMode=false\n\nLegal\n“Without Prejudice” is a legal term of art – meaning there is a precise meaning used in law. The term is used to denote that the OFFER or ADMISSION is made but that the declarer of the offer or admission nevertheless reserves the right to renege on the offer or admission and still continue to put the point or points in issue. Perhaps an example will clarify.\n\nhttp://www.daleydemont.ns.ca/legalbriefs/188.WithoutPrejudice.html
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That phrase is for the post office.  That means, if you don't live there anymore, they want it returned so they can take you off the list.
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Nothing. It is a phonetic abbreviation. It means "to come" which is just what you said.
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Means you shouldnt be putting signs up. Like advertisments
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Just bypass the whole word thing. Letters contain letters. That's not mathematically contradicting.
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It means that the mail is tracked all the way to the person who recieves it.  And it has to be signed for when delivered.  It costs more than regular mail.  Yes, just go to the PO and ask for it, they'll have a label for you to fill out.
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Is there some reason you didn't spell this out so we can read it???\nI mean you are not charged for each letter...
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It means nonbreaking space.  It is an html escape character.
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If it's not signed by a doctor it's not official. It can't be a doctor's note if it doesn't come from a doctor, silly. You trying to get out of class???
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As far as I know it's just an expression that means that you do or did a job or any kind of activity without remuneration...just to learn the trade like a trainee without pay.
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it means that person no longer has that email or the email was typed in wrong :)
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I think  there is a rule about the a/an coming right before the h where you use the second letter. If the second letter is a vowel, than you use 'an', otherwise, an 'a'.
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meaning no substance. \nsimilar to 'lots of sizzle, but no steak'
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I (and many others) receive these types of letters frequently by post and by email.  I just delete the emails without reading them if they are from someone I do not know.  The ones that I receive through the post however, I keep the envelope and stuff it full of advertising flyers which come in magazines etc. When the envelope is fairly heavy I then post it back to them without a stamp on it making sure that none of my personal details are included.
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What's the context?  Is this referring to "self-addressed stamped envelope"?
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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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A promissory note is a document you sign before you can receive financial aid for school. Basically, it is an understanding between you and the lender that you comprehend what you are doing and that you agree to pay back the money loaned when you are out of school and out of the deferment period.It is also an understanding that you are obliged to repay money to the financial source. Any questions...feel free to email me at peaceful_collision@yahoo.com