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Over a hundred buildings are still there, including a jail, a school, and a post office.
Another loophole arose when a pensioner moved and transferred to a different post office.
We have already noted the role of post office employees in helping to maximize successful applications for pensions.
The password is sent by letter, which the user has to collect personally from the post office.
For example, one time we went together to the university post office.
In 1949, a public call office was provided, followed in 1959 by a post office and much later in 1983 by a telegraph facility.
All this, and the back of the cheque book for noting something overheard in pub or post office!
The deterioration in established public services, such as the post office, provides a push for individuals to go on line.
In the light of our hypotheses, our primary independent variables should proxy legislators' electoral strength, policy incentives on the post office and career prospects.
In both the real-world and virtual walks, all participants located the post office with its traditional insignia without difficulty.
The fourth and fifth figures identify a post office or local delivery area.
A special post office was a small post office, which is often run by a family.
The models are fixedeffects panel regressions in which dummy variables are assigned to each post office and each year.
Other expansive federal administrations, like the post office, operated primarily through the organization of semiautonomous subcontractors.
In these activities, a partisan post office cemented party ties across the executive and legislative branches.
It trained drivers to file mail matter inside the stage as they drove their routes, creating a "travelling post office" modeled after the railway mail cars.
