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To: Constance Baylor <[email protected]> From: <[email protected]> Subject: Your purchase Date: August 1
Dear Ms. Baylor, Thank you for shopping with us. We would like to inform you that the book you ordered, Carpentry for Novices, was damaged during processing due to an unexpected malfunction with our mailing machine. However, we do have a used copy of this same book, with a slightly faded back cover and a small moisture stain on the bottom edge. Its pages are clean, with no folds or markings of any kind. If you are interested in ordering this replacement book, we will credit $7.00 to your customer account to reflect its price difference with a new copy. Please reply to this e-mail by Monday (August 4) to let us know how you would like to proceed. Otherwise, we will automatically cancel your order and return the full amount of the purchase price to you. Thank you for your understanding, All of us at Greenbrandt Books |
Question 153. Why most likely was the e-mail written?
Question 154. What most likely will happen if Ms. Baylor does not respond to the e-mail by Monday?
Storeymoore Theater Company Debuts Online Programming
For Immediate Release (June 22) - The Storeymoore Theater Company (STC) concluded its last season with a successful run of its highly-praised stage comedy The Big Family Reunion. The production, which brought in the biggest crowds in the company's history, included post-performance panel discussions on the play's topic - the joyful aspects of family gatherings. These lively conversations led the STC's public relations director, Gloria Chatham, to come up with the idea of developing an audio podcast in which the company's crew members talk about the creative processes in theater. -[1]-. The first episode, titled "Why Design Matters," was posted on June 19. It features an engaging conversation between Hal Brady, the costume designer for The Big Family Reunion, and Michelle Lindley, the play's stage designer. -[2]-. The second episode will go up on June 26 and will include a conversation with the play's director. -[3]-. Chatham plans to continue posting 30-minute episodes each week, or perhaps twice a week. -[4]-. The public can listen to the podcast for free by visiting www.stc-theater.org/podcast. |