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Graduation Speech: Migration To South Carolina
Good Morning Dana!
Hope the move was uneventful.
I would like to travel down to South Carolina next Thursday evening and wondering if someone from Med. Staff Services could kindly replenish/stock the physician lounge on Friday, October 14th in my absence, as Kim W. is out of the office next week.
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