In fairness, lack of typos in a cover letter has traditionally been interpreted as a sign of diligence! For more general queries its "house style" tends to be

In fairness, lack of typos in a cover letter has traditionally been interpreted as a sign of diligence! For more general queries its "house style" tends to be really obvious, with all it's "however, it's important to note" and "ultimately it depends on"s and the tendency to flesh out a one sentence answer to the specific question with two paragraphs or five bullet points of detail at a slight tangent to it...