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Riddle #42 (published February 27, 1999)

Laura collects a lot of things, and she has a lot of friends abroad who helps her make her collections increase. One day, she got 5 letters from 5 countries. A unit is just a way of mentioning the value of the stamps on the envelope (not counting the kind of currency used). The letter from New Zealand did not contain stamps (inside of it). The letter with a stamp of 8 units contained bookmarks. The phonecards arrived in a black envelope. The white envelope cost 12 unit to send. The letter from USA included photos. The red envelope cost 4 units to send. The letter from Greece contained bookmarks. The letter with a 1-unit stamp on the envelope was from Malaysia. The blue envelope had a 2 units stamp on it. The letter from New Zealand arrived in a white envelope. The red envelope did not contain photos. The letter from Germany was not the one in the green envelope. The letter with stamps of 8 units did not contain viewcards. The letter with stamps of 2 units contained photos.

Where did the letter with 4 units worth of stamps on it come from?

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