Think through each question and then add details that match employer needs that are requested or alluded to in job ads when you create your cover letter.  Many times you will see that a job ad mentions something 3 or 4 times but words it differently.  This should definitely be addressed in your cover letter as it probably means this has been a problem area for the employer and it will be a plus if you address it in your cover letter.

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