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Meanings of post office in английском
русский
отделение связи португальский
estação de correio испанский
estafeta postal каталонский
apartat de correus 
каталонский
departament de correus An independent agency of the federal government responsible for mail delivery (and sometimes telecommunications) between individuals and businesses in the United States.
See moreUsage of post office in английском
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The post office network is facing losses of £10 million this year.
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Its funds come from post office savings accounts and bonds it issues.
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CDP funds come from post office savings accounts and bonds it issues.
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Letters to the agency are held at the post office, I said.
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I fell into conversation today with the schoolteacher outside the post office.
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The post office is a walkable distance from my home, said Mukhakwedzwa.
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Detectives were today looking for two men who robbed a post office.
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I almost ran you down a few hours ago-outsidethe post office.
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The police had to be called and the post office closed early.
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They cannot go to their local shops or post office without fear.
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For some four minutes Miss Marple was alone in the post office.
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He'd had to change his e-mail account, get a post office box.
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The other took up the telephone and called the post office building.
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People sent these lynching pictures as postcards through their local post office.
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The next day they found the following letter at the post office:-
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He said he'd walk to the bank and to the post office.
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