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 Be brief and simple. Do not ask for too much at one time.
-The following English-to-Russian translations will help you compose your letter. Read the sentences in English and choose those that best express what you want to say. Be sure that your sentences are arranged logically. You may want to write your letter first in English using the following sentences, then replace the sentences with their Russian translations. However you proceed, make sure you type or neatly print your letter and, when necessary, add any diacritical marks and special characters (such as ä, ö, ü, ß) using your computer's&nbsp;wordprocessing program&nbsp;or a pen.
+The following English-to-Russian translations will help you compose your letter. Read the sentences in English and choose those that best express what you want to say. Be sure that your sentences are arranged logically. You may want to write your letter first in English using the following sentences, then replace the sentences with their Russian translations.&nbsp;
 Do not use this guide as the letter itself! That might insult the recipient and lessen the chance of a reply.