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Letter To Yaser Alendijan
To who it may concern:
I am Jacob Shalan, a tutor for health science program with a master degree in microbiology. I have provided tutoring sessions to Yaser Alendijani for alternative physiology course, which was essential for the student in order to pass the course.
This letter has been written upon the student request.

Jacob Shalan
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