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Mail is the system of collecting and delivering written messages and packages from senders to recipients, typically handled by postal workers like the mail carrier shown here. It matters because it enables people to communicate and send physical items across distances, serving as a fundamental infrastructure for personal correspondence, business transactions, and official documents.
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- International Standard Industrial Classification code Rev.4
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Il servizio postale è quel servizio, gestito da enti pubblici o società private, che ha per oggetto la gestione della corrispondenza in un dato territorio in tutte le fasi: accettazione (o raccolta), trasporto, smistamento, recapito (o consegna o distribuzione). Col termine posta si indica anche la corrispondenza stessa.
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