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will give brainliest below are works cited entries for a letter you received in the mail. select the one that is completely correct. entry a: michael horton. letter to the writer. january 12, 2012. ts. entry b: horton, michael. letter to the author. 12 jan. 2010. ts. entry c: horton, michael. letter to the author. 12 jan. 2010. ts. entry d: horton, michael. letter to the writer. 12 jan. 2010. ts entry a entry b entry c entry d

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