clifp
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Yes, and "sincerely" means you better believe it buddy.
I quit putting salutations on correspondence many years ago in my law practice. I saw a work out lawyer send demand lettesr that started "dear" and ended "yours truly" and the dissonance was a bit much.
A lawyer friend told me about a cease and desist letter his client got from Disney regarding an alleged trademarkviolation. The letterhead had cute pictures of several Disney characters and of course the Mouse Ear logo in a couple of places. It ended with a sincerely yours.
The body of the letter threatened legal dismemberment to the guy,his company and his extended family using the entire resources of Disney Corporation.
The dissonance was more than a bit much