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  <abstract>With this invaluable book, you'll learn how to write cover letters that jump out from the pile and grab the employer's attention. Written by an award-winning columnist at the 'National Business Employment Weekly', today's leading career resource, it's packed with practical tips and psychological insights that will help set you apart from the competition and win you an interview.</abstract>
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