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United Nations Correspondence Manual
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The present revised version supersedes the United Nations Correspondence Manual issued in 1984 (ST/DCS/4) and contains new sections on electronic communications. Although the Manual is concerned primarily with policies and practices at Headquarters, the broad policies and procedures set forth here are of general appli-
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