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The phrase "a letter seek" is not correct in written English.
It does not convey a clear meaning and seems to be a combination of words that do not form a coherent expression.
Example: "I am on a quest for a letter seek to understand the meaning behind it."
Alternatives: "a letter request" or "a letter inquiry".
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When writing a letter, seek advisement from an advocacy group.
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Mr. Sullivan did not respond to a letter seeking comment.
In March, he got a letter seeking repossession of his flat.
In the House, meanwhile, three Virginia representatives have circulated a letter seeking co-sponsors for their pending Gun Show Loophole Closing Act.
The Securities and Exchange Commission sent a letter seeking information on the company's contract with Mr. Madden, now in federal prison.
JPMorgan then followed up with a letter seeking assurances that "all transfers" were done "in accordance with applicable rules and regulations," according to a copy of the letter.
This week, 58 Harvard professors wrote a letter seeking the creation of a new committee to consider the ethical issues related to edX and its impact on higher education.
In that effort, the bank sent a letter seeking confirmation that all "past, present and future" transfers complied with laws preventing the misuse of customer money.
The only commitment he has received, Mr. Duncan said, is that prosecutors would write a letter seeking a departure from the required term under the federal sentencing guidelines.
Confined to a guard shack, he said he pushed a letter seeking asylum to a visiting Japanese consular official, who ignored it.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, meanwhile, had an aide pass the Iranians a letter seeking the release of three Americans held by the Tehran government.
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