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    Los Inquilinos de La Ira

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    EDWARD HERLEY LONDONO CABAL
    The document is a scanned article from a newspaper that discusses the history and operations of the United States Postal Service. It describes how the USPS was created over 200 years ago and discusses its core mission of binding the country together by delivering mail to every home in the nation. The article also notes that the USPS faces financial struggles due to a decline in mail volume and rising costs and must adapt to new technologies and customer needs to remain viable in the future.

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    Los Inquilinos de La Ira

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    The document is a scanned article from a newspaper that discusses the history and operations of the United States Postal Service. It describes how the USPS was created over 200 years ago and discusses its core mission of binding the country together by delivering mail to every home in the nation. The article also notes that the USPS faces financial struggles due to a decline in mail volume and rising costs and must adapt to new technologies and customer needs to remain viable in the future.

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    The document is a scanned article from a newspaper that discusses the history and operations of the United States Postal Service. It describes how the USPS was created over 200 years ago and discusses its core mission of binding the country together by delivering mail to every home in the nation. The article also notes that the USPS faces financial struggles due to a decline in mail volume and rising costs and must adapt to new technologies and customer needs to remain viable in the future.

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    48 views49 pages

    Los Inquilinos de La Ira

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    EDWARD HERLEY LONDONO CABAL
    The document is a scanned article from a newspaper that discusses the history and operations of the United States Postal Service. It describes how the USPS was created over 200 years ago and discusses its core mission of binding the country together by delivering mail to every home in the nation. The article also notes that the USPS faces financial struggles due to a decline in mail volume and rising costs and must adapt to new technologies and customer needs to remain viable in the future.

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