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A£ºI¡¯m sure I¡¯ll have his back up. I really don¡¯t know how I can escape the punishment.
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A£ºWhere can I get the information, Alana?
B£ºAsk David. He¡¯s sure to know about it.
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B£ºHe has a finger in the pie.
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A£ºHave you ever seen Celine Dion?
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B£ºThen what can the rich do?
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A£ºHave you ever been invited to attend any formal banquets?
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A£ºI think after drinking some wine, things will change a bit.
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B£ºAnn, the newcomer in our class.
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B£ºThank you.
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A£ºPity you didn¡¯t sing this evening.
B£ºI had been longing to get that opportunity, but suddenly I caught cold and lost my voice.
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B£ºI never know that he was a playwright.
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B£ºYeah. Have you dropped a line to her, dear?
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B£ºThank you, Mr. Smith.
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A£ºWhat are you busying yourself with recently? I haven¡¯t seen you for centuries!
B£ºI¡¯m too busy. I don¡¯t have a minute to call my own.
A£ºWhat are you busy with exactly?
B£ºAll the things a secretary does. You know, our secretary has left for her holiday this month.
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B£ºSome businessmen believe $100 will appear to be expensive while $99.99 is much more acceptable.
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B£ºThey do this after marketing investigations.
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A£ºI don't like Korean TV plays. There are always three major characters to be in the old eternal triangle.
B£ºYou¡¯re right, usually the hero is either very successful or at the bottom of life..
A£ºThe girls will be the same with one pure, innocent and another sophisticated.
B£ºI can always guess the ending.
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