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`39. A method for processing returned mail items sent by a sender
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`40. A computer program product residing on a computer readable
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`store decoded information indicating whether a sender wants
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`associated with at least one of a plurality of mail items returned
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`This information is conveyed to a computer based application server 50
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`41 . A system for processing a plurality of undeliverable mail items
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`42. A method for processing a plurality of undeliverable mail items, comprising:
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