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Subject: Where are you presently? [2026-01-23]

From: Calvin Kxx-Cxxxx YX < kcyx @ uymail . com >
Subject: When will you be free?

Hi x

Where are you presently? I would like to have a brief conversation with you?

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Subject: When will you be free? [2026-01-23]

From: LEE Sxx Kxx < sklxx @ uymail . com >
Subject: When will you be free?

Hi Jox

When will you be free? I would need your guidance on some information

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Subject: When will you be free? [2026-01-23]

From: LEE Hxx < ahlee @ uymail . com >
Subject: When will you be free?

Dear x

Thanks for your response. However, would it be possible to look over and buy some product at any convenience stores nearby? A few supermarkets I looked into don’t have these products while others are a bit crowded.

Suggestions for other supermarkets or stores would be a huge help.

You will be reimbursed.

Regards
Lee

Subject: When will you be free? [2026-01-23]

From: Monxxx Law < cclaw @ uymail . com >
Subject: When will you be free?

Hi x

When will you be free? I would need your guidance on some information

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Subject: Technical Support informs [2026-01-20]

From: Assistance Desk < oswalkathe @ hotmail . com >
Subject: Technical Support informs

Subject: Dr.Rexxxxh BAXX Head of Department [2025-11-20]

From: IMPORTANT MESSAGE < m20746692 @ gmail . com >

Subject: Dr.Rexxxxh BAXX Head of Department

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FREE AT THE MOMENT?

EMAIL.

Subject: Got a minute to help me out with something? [2025-09-26]

From: Prof. Lxxxx Hxxx Fxxx < profg73637 @ gmail . com >
Subject: Got a minute to help me out with something?

If you’re free, please let me know.

Best regards,
Dr. Sxx Cxxxx Txxx

Subject: Got a minute to help me out with something? [2025-09-26]

From: Dr. Sxx Cxxxx Txxx < profg73637 @ gmail . com >
Subject: Got a minute to help me out with something?

If you’re free, please let me know.

Best regards,
Dr. Sxx Cxxxx Txxx

Subject: Plan Ahead Your 2025 Leave & Vacation Schedule [2025-09-23]

From: H.R_Employee Services < aggroupintl @ aggroupintl . org >
Subject: Plan Ahead Your 2025 Leave & Vacation Schedule

2025 Leave/Vacation Schedule

To: csc @ hksyu . edu Staff,

We hope this email finds you well.

We are pleased to share the 2025 Leave/Vacation Schedule for all employees. Kindly take a moment to review your designated leave periods to ensure proper planning and coordination.

It is important that you confirm receipt of this schedule and notify the HR Office promptly if any adjustments are required.

View 2025 Leave Schedule |

If you have any questions or require further clarification, do not hesitate to reach out.

Best Regards,
HR Department
hksyu.edu

Subject: Re: HKSYU-Provost [2025-09-16]

From: Prof. Yxx-sx Hx < himesac . sfasu . edu @ outlook . com >
Subject: Re: HKSYU-Provost

Ok. Am on a conference call meeting with some board of the institution and we are required to provide our research associates with some gift card vouchers. Can you confirm if we can get physical Apple gift cards from any local store nearby now? I will reimburse you when I get back to the office. Let me know if you can help now? Remotely

I will be waiting for your reply.

Regards

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