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Of course there is also "Kind Regards".

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Of course there is also "Kind Regards".

Kindly,
I like to say Sincerely because I am always so sincere. :)
However, the closing that I am known for (other places if not here) is:
  • Cordially,
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I am not certain I understood that question. Do you think I answered it adequately?

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I like 'Cordially', but I wouldn't use it as I feel it's yours.
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