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| To whom it may concern, | | 758 | 91.88% |
| To who it may concern, | | 67 | 8.12% |
| Voters: 825. This poll is closed | |||
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| I have seen "to who", but "to whom it may concern" is a set phrase that is not likely to change any time soon. 8) |
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| Agreed. |
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