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effective emails should include: a. brief subject line, many abbreviations, and friendly emojis b. general requests, bolding for emphasis and cc all possible recipients. c. all information related to the topic, strong opening sentence, and several attachments d. clear subject line, concise messaging, and appropriate salutations

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d. clear subject line, concise messaging, and appropriate salutations

Step-by-step explanation:

When you write an email you need to write professionally. You need to clearly state what your email is about to avoid conclusion. Avoid A because it is extremely unprofessional and can be confusing for people who do not know abbreviations. B is obnoxious because you are mass emailing people and your point in the email is unclear. C would be lengthy and take unnecessary time out of the recipients day. D is perfect because it is professional and it is short and to the point, which is what employers and professors would expect.

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