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Examples
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I commonly sign off an email with a simple "Regards".
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I commonly sign off an email with a simple "Regards".
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He reads through it once more to think about how Louie-the-ship is apt to take this, tries to imagine himself in that situation, and feels like a JOHN BARNES complete fool, but changes "Regards" to "My love always."
Mother Of Storms Barnes, John, 1957- 1994
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"Regards," he said apathetically, taking his whiskey with the enthusiasm and expression of a man observing his doctor's orders.
Man to Man Jackson Gregory 1912
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Should I be simply signing off with "Regards", or "Kind regards", "Warm regards", "Best regards" or, to make a big impression, '' Very best regards ''.
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"Regards" has come into popular use in more recent years as a less formal, more friendly way of sending off your hopefully-well-received mail, replacing what used to be "Yours sincerely".
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Is it a soft and mushy, sweet and gentle form that makes saying "Regards" seem a little brusque?
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"Regards", like most of us do, whether or not I have met or spoken with my correspondent?
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What I'm really hoping to find is those old Max Fleischer sing along follow-the-bouncing-ball cartoons, like "Let's All Sing Like the Birdies Sing" and "Give My Regards to Broadway," but haven't turned those up yet.
Boing Boing 2009
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Regards from NoMoTown (the MOTORlessCITY) time to toss McCain under his “supposed” Straight Talk Bus
Saving of Darfur tabled for the indefinite future. - Moe_Lane’s blog - RedState 2009
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