Libretto

A communications firm. Wrestling the English language to a draw since 1996.

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"I'm trying to be existential."

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"Why do I write emails like Emily Dickinson?"
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"You have to decide which hill you want to die on. There's a lot of options."
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"How pretentious can I sound? I wasn't pretentious until I met all of you..."
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"I'm trying to lead by counterexample."

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"I just unmuted myself to nod silently."
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"You saved me from having to articulate my idea."
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Congratulations to our friends at @SalemState for a strong launch to their "Meet the Moment" campaign! https://t.co/J0pyDpqXyf

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"I didn't want to be the one person to say it."
"Don't worry, you're one of the seven people to say it."
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"They were wildly unresponsive."
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"I can get that done as soon as i put my head to paper... is that the term?" #OverheardatLibretto

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“If there’s anything you’d like to touch base about by phone, feel free to send me an email.” #OverheardatLibretto

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Wishing a relaxing and wonderful retirement to Lou Woolf, CEO of Hebrew SeniorLife. We've had the pleasure of working with Hebrew SeniorLife on several occasions.
https://t.co/KiQfb3vZeO

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verbal brilliance

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Agree 🤔

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"I nodded in affirmation at the time."

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The Libretto team all gathered virtually to bid Nancy farewell today. Nancy will be departing for a new adventure in France -- join us in wishing her bon voyage!

[Gyles Brandreth @GylesB1]

In Shakespeare's day, the goose feather was the pen - & feathers from the goose's left side were cheaper than those from its right side, because of the way the feather curved. Right-handed writers didn't want a left-leaning feather because it would tickle them under the nose.

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And we're back!
#OverheardatLibretto : "He hasn't been using as many emojis lately. He's lost his emojo."