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| "We will return your application to you upon your request". It seems that with the sentence being so short that the meaning is altered when removing one of the pronounds. |
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| The phrase "to you" is redundant. That's what return means. |
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| But of course! (Unless your application was forwarded to them from another department, etc., in which case the recipient would still understand what was going on). Thanks! |
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