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你是王蒙，你的邻居太吵了，你实在是受不了了。写信给公寓楼管理员，内容包括： 1) 什么使你受不了； 2) 你受到了什么影响； 3) 希望他做些什么。
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PassageFive BillyJoelwasbornonLongIslandinNewYorkState.Hebegantakingpianolessonsatanearlyageandjoinedhisfirstrockbandwhenhewasfourteen.AfterplayinginanumberofLongIslandgroupsBillybeganconcentratingonhissong-writing.HisfirstalbumofcompletelyoriginalsongswasColdSpringHarbor.Itwasreleasedin1972.Twoyearslaterafterthereleaseofthesmash-hitalbumsPianoManandStreet-lifeSerenade.Billywasnamed"BestNewMaleVocalist"byCaskBoxmagazine. InthisarticleyouarenottoldthatBillyJoelisa
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