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" A grateful client sent me a lovely fruit basket, but by the time it arrived, much of it was spoiled. Should I tell her what happened? If you speak up, you risk seeming unappreciative or fussy. Just write a warm thank-you note and let it go. Meanwhile, consider contacting the gift company to advise them of the less-than-satisfactory delivery. They&amp;#039;ll probably offer to send a fresh basket immediately. If the present had come from a close friend or family member, it would be easier to mention the situation -- but delicately. You could say something like, &amp;quot;I have really been enjoying your gift. But in case you ever order from that company again, I thought you&amp;#039;d want to know that some of the fruit was spoiled when it arrived. I contacted them and they sent a replacement basket right away.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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