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AliisfromaMiddleEasterncountry.HenowstaysintheUSA.Hesmokesalotofcigaretteseveryday.Hehassmokedfornineyears.AlisaysItriedtoquit放弃smokinginmyhometownbutitwasimpossiblE.MyparentssmokE.MybrotherssmokE.AllmyfriendssmokE.AtpartiesandatmeetingsalmostallthemensmokE.HereintheUnitedStatesnotasmanypeoplesmokE.____21____ManysmokersarelikeAli:theywanttostopsmoking.____22____TheyknowitcancausecancerandheartdiseasE.Butitisdifficultforthemtogiveupsmokingbecausecigaretteshaveadruginthem.ThedrugisnicotinE.PeoplewhosmokealotneednicotinE.____23___Thenicotinemakeshimsick.Inafewdaysthesmoker’sbodyisusedtothenicotineandhefeelsfinE.LaterthesmokerneedsnicotinetokeepfeelingfinE.WithoutnicotinehefeelsbaD.____24____Manypeoplewhoquitwillsoonsmokeagain.AtapartyoratworktheywilldecidetosmokejustonecigarettE.Thentheywillsmokeanothercigaretteandanother.Soontheybecomesmokersagain.____25____A.Itisveryhardtoquitsmoking.B.ItwillbeeasiertochangethesmokinghabitherE.C.Thusnicotinemakessmokersaddictedtocigarettes.D.Thesmokersknowthatsmokingisbadfortheirhealth.E.WhenapersonfirstbeginstosmokeheusuallyfeelsterriblE.F.Maybethereisonlyoneeasywaytoquitsmoking:neverstart.G.Butitissaidthatmedicineisneededtostopthemfromsmoking.
AspeoplegetoldtheymayhavetogiveuplovefortheirfavoritefooD.61hopenowtheEuropeanUnionproject62consistof550scientistsandexpertsisdeveloping3D-printedsmoothfood.Theideaaimstoreplaceregularmealswithsofterand63nutritiousonesforthosewhohavedifficultyinchewingordigestingwhichhelpstohandleoneoftheroot64causeofpoornutritionintheelderly.A.special3Dfoodprintercanbreakupsuchcommonfoods65chickencarrotsandfruitsintoasmoothformandhavethem66printintotheiroriginalappearancE.ThetechniqueisbuiltonthebasisoffoodproductsmadebytheGermancompanyBiozoonwhichdoesasimilarthingbutusessiliconmouldstoshapethefoodinstead67printingit.Soithastheadvantage68newshapescouldbeproduceddailysimplybydownloadingtherelevantprogramsratherthanhavingtoendlesslychangea69collectofmoulds.Untilnowhowever3D-printedfood70limittoafewcommonproductslikechocolatecakespizzassteaksetC.
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Haveyoueverthoughtwhatmiddle-agedprofessionalwomenwilldoafterwork?AttheendofFebruary12Chinesewomenbetween37and54fromalloverthecountryspentmorethan120hoursclimbingtothesummitofMountKilimanjaroinTanzaniA.Calling61thefirstamateurwomen’smountaineeringteaminChinatheyhavebegantoplantheirnextadventuresclimbingthehighestmountainsonothercontinents.WangJianmei43editor-in-chiefof62tourismmagazineinBeijingtheorganizerofthespecialclimbingteamproposedthetripbecauseshesawthegrowingneedofworkingwomeninbigcities.Womenlikeushandlecareerandfamilywell63sometimeswefeelsostressedandexhausted64wehaveastrongdesiretoescapefromroutinelifeanddiscoverourselvesina65totaldifferentwayWangsays.Becauseofaltitudesicknesstwomembers66quitat4600meters.The67remain10womensetout___68awindynighttrampedoverrockycliffsandadvancedthroughasuddenbaistorm.Finallytheyreachedthesnow-coveredUhurusummitthe69highpointofKilimanjaro.The10womenlikeother70climbfinallyreachedthesummitreceivingcertificatesfromtheKilimanjaroNationalPark.
MyfavoritecityintheUnitedStatesisLasVegas.ItisinNevadanearCaliforniA.Itisaveryexcitingcity61greathotelsfinerestaurantsandevencasinos.Firstofallitisexcitingtoseethemanybeautifulhotelsexcitingshowsandexhibits.Youcanspendalotoftime62takepicturesinfrontofthegreathotelsandyoucanalsoseealotof63fantasyshowsatsomeof64.YoualsocanseethemagicshowofDavidCopperfieldattheMirageHotelandvisitanexhibitaboutthelifeofElvisPresley.65isalsofuntoeatinrestaurantstherE.LasVegashaswonderfulrestaurants66youcaneatmanydifferentkindsoffooD.Ofcourseyoucanalsogamble赌博inthiscity.Butyouhavetobecareful.Youmightwinbigmoney67mostpeoplelosealotofmoney!Thiscitynever68sleep.Therearealwayslotsofpeopleinthestreetandthereisalwayssomething69seeordo.YoushouldvisitLasVegas.Itis70realanexcitingplacE.
Tom:Whatdoyouhopetodowhenyoufinishuniversity?Bob:I’dliketogointomanagement.I61applyforseveraljobsalreadyandI’mhopefulthatI’llgetsomejoboffers.Howaboutyou?Tom:AfterIgraduateI’llhavetodomorestudieslopassexamstobecomealawyer.IthinkI’vegotagoodchanceofpassing.There’san62possibleofgettingajobwithalawfirminLondonifIdowell.Bob:Webothhavetoovercomesomeobstacles63wearetoachieveourdreams.Tom:Iflife64beeasythenwe’dachievedreamsquicklyandget65bore.Bob:Unfortunately66isinevitable不可避免thatsomepeopleworkhardyetnotsucceeD.Tom:That'swhydreamsneedtoberealistiC.Youcan’tachievesomethingthat’s67totalunrealistiC.Bob:AslongasyouplancarefullymostthingsarepossiblE.It’salwaysgood68haveabackupplanincasethingsgowrong.Tom:Ithinkit’simportantlosuccessfulinafieldyouaretrulyinterested69ratherthansomethingthatotherpeopleforceyoutodo.Bob:Myfather70wantmetobecomeadoctorbutIknewitwouldbeimpossibleformetobesuccessfulinthatfielD.Tom:Ihopemyparentsdon’ttrytointerferein干涉mychoiceofcareer.
EliasapoorblackworkerinSouthAfricasaidthatthetimewhenhefirstmetNelsonMandelawas61verydifficultperiodofhislifE.In1952hewenttoseeMandelaablack62lawforadvicE.Eliasbeganschoolatsix63hehadtoleaveschooltwoyearslaterbecausehisfamilycouldn’taffordtheschoolfeesandthebusfarE.64aresulthehadverylittleeducation.Atthattime65washardforblackpeopletohaveapassbooktoliveinJohannesburg.AndEliasdidn’thaveonebecausehewasnotborntherE.ThenMandelahelpedhim66tellhimhowtogetthecorrectpaperstostayinJohannesburg.HebecamemorehopefulabouthisfutureandlaterjoinedtheANCYouthLeague67organizebyMandelA.JustasMandelaputittheblacksweresobadlytreatedthattheyhadreachedastage68theyhadalmostnorightsatall.In1963he69helpMandelablowupsomegovernmentbuildings.Hewashappytohelpbecauseheknewtheycouldachievetheirdreamofbeingtreated70equalonlybyansweringviolencewithviolencE.
Inmanycountries56isnotunusualforfamiliesofdifferentbackgroundstolivetogetherinthesharedspacE.57intheUnitedStatesthisideamaystillbeconsideredodD.Butthistypeofhousing58callco-housingisgaining59popularintheUnitedStatestoo.Co-housingcomplexesarepoppingupacrossthecountry.FormanypeoplethiswayoflifeisarelieftothebusymodemlifestylE.A.co-housingcommunityhas60privateownedhousesandsharedlanD.Thereisoftenacommonhousewithakitchenanddiningroommeetingroomandmaybeaworkshopoflibraryormusicroom.About25co-housingcommunities61buildinrecentyearsand150moreareplanneD.Aco-housingcomplexisaplace62residentsshopcookandeattogether.Residentsofaco-housingcomplexlikeitssenseofsharedcommunity.Childrenhaveotherkidstoplay6364manyfamilieslikE.Otherresidentslikethefeelingoflivinginavillage.Residentsalsosaythattheycanliveinco-housingfor65littlemoneythantheywouldpayfornearbyapartments.
Iwasdrivinghomelateatnightwhenmycarlostmomentum冲力andgotslowerandslower.NothingIdidseemedtomakeany_61__different.Itcan’tbethefuelIthought.Thepetrolgauge汽油量表wasshowingIhadplentyleft.ThenmycardiedcompletelyafterImanagedtorolltothesideoftheroaD.ItwasanextremelydarklonelycountryroaD.Neitherasingleperson__62_anytrafficwasinsightatall.Ifeltlikeanidiot.Ishouldnothaveleft63chargingmycellphonE.ThebatterywasdeadandIwasalonewithnoanyway____64___contactmyfamily.Timedrippedslowlylikealeakingtap.Godhelpme!Ibegged____65anxiety.Istheresomeonewhowillbekindenoughtostopandhelpmeout?__66____therewasnosignofanyonE.Iwasstartingtopanicfeelingcompletely___67abandon.SuddenlyIsawafaintlightinthedistancE.IwavedmywhitescarfashardaspossiblE.Itwasahugelorry.-__68driverstoppedandkindlydrovemetothenearesthotel_69____IhadarestandthenIcalledmyfamilyandexplainedwhat___70happen.HowluckyIwas!WhenhestoppedformeIfeltasifIhadjustfoundamilliondollars.
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Manystudentsfail61performwellinanexamnotbecausetheylackabilitybutbecauseoftheuniquepressureoftheexamroom—thetenseatmospherethetickingclockonthewalltheteacherwalkingaroundandthethought62theirfuturewillbedecidedbytheexam.It’snotjuststudentswhowillfacepressurE.Humanbeingsare63competitionanimalsandwedecidetoevaluateeachotherwhetherinexamsinjobinterviews64evenonromanticdatessoallofus65occasiongetnervous.Removingpressurefromlifeisanimpossibledream.HowevertherearesomewayswhichcanhelpreduceourpressurE.Itturnsoutthatwearefarmorelikelytoovercomethepressure66weareasfamiliaraspossible67thesituationweareabouttofacE.Ofcourseevenwhenwe68preparewemaystillfeelnervousbutatleastwewillbemoreequippedtodealwithour69nervousthanifwehavefailedtopreparE.Furthermorewemayalsobenefitfromreminding70wethatthebigmomentisnotthatbigafterallfromadifferentperspectivE.Evenahugeexamisnotasimportantasalovingfamilyorgoodhealth.
TodayIkeptapromiseandhadlunchwithafriendIhadnotseenforawhile.Iwasextremelytired45.schoolworkandmy5-hourartlabIhadjustcomefromandI46.realwantedtogohomeafteralongday.ButIkeptmypromisenot47.upsetmyfriendthisevening.AsitturnedoutwehadsuchagoodtimethatIstayed48.longthanIhadplannedandsawhowmuchtheoccasion49.meantomyfriend.Weusuallyhavebeenbusywithourowndailylifeanditfeltasifwehadneverhadsuch50.longbreak.IextremelywantedtogohomeandhideunderthecoverstodayButin51.keepmypromisetomeetwithafriendInotonlywaskindtoanotherperson52.wasalsokindtomyself.Igotsomemuch53.needself-careoutoftheoccasionandwasabletomakethedayofanotherpersonmeaningful-someonewhohadjustbeenasbusyasmeandstillkepthispromisetohavedinnerwith54.I.
OneSundaymorninginAugustIwenttolocalmusicfestival.IleftitearlybecauseIhadanappointment1latethatday.Myfriendswalkedmetothebusstopandwaitedwithme2thebusarriveD.IgotonthebusandfoundaseatnearthebackandthenInoticedaman3sitatthefront.He4pretendthatatigertoywasrealandgivingitavoicE.Hemustbe5mentaldisableD.Behindhimwereotherpeopleto6hewastryingtotalkbutaftersomeminutes7walkedawayandsatnearmelookingannoyeD.Ididn’twanttobelaughedatfortalkingtohimbutIdidn’tlikeleavinghim8hisowneither.AfterawhileIrosefrommyseatandwalkedtothefrontofthebus.Isatnexttothemanandintroducedmyself.Wehad9amazingconversation.HegotoffthebusbeforemeandIfeltveryhappytherestofthewayhomE.I’mgladImadeachoicE.Itmade10ofusfeelgooD.
Janehadtwolittleboysaged8to10.Theyweresonaughty61theywerealwaysgettingintotroublE.Janeheardthataclergyman牧师62townwassuccessfulinteachingchildren.SoJaneaskedhimtotalkwithher63boy.Theclergymanagreed64askedtoseetheboysonebyonE.Janesenther8-year-oldboy65seetheclergymanfirstinthemorning.Theclergymanabigman66sittheyoungerboydownandaskedinaseriousvoiceWhereisGod?67boy’smouthwaswideopenbuthemadenoanswer.Thentheclergymanrepeatedthequestioneven68serious.WhereisGod?Againtheboymadenoanswer.SotheclergymanshoutedangrilyWHEREISGOD?Theboycriedout.HeescapedfromtheroomandrandirectlyhomE.Herushedintohisbedroomandshutthedoor69hurrybehindhim.WhenhisolderbrotherfoundhimheaskedWhathappened?Theyoungerbrotherrepliedina70frightenvoiceWeareinBIGtroublethistimE.GodismissingandtheythinkWEdidit!
Ifyoufeelstressedbyresponsibilitiesatworkyoushouldtakeastepbackandidentifythoseof61greatandlessimportancE.Thenhandlethemostimportanttasksfirstsoyou’llfeelarealsenseof62achieve.Leavingthelessimportantthingsuntiltomorrow63beoftenacceptablE.Mostofusaremorefocused64ourtasksinthemorningthanwearelaterintheday.Sogetanearlystartandtrytobeasproductive65possiblebeforelunch.ThiswillgiveyoutheconfidenceyouneedtogetyouthroughtheafternoonandgohomefeelingaccomplisheD.Recent66studyshowthatwearefarmoreproductiveatworkifwetakeshortbreaks67regular.Giveyourbodyandbrainarestbysteppingoutsidefor68whileexercisingordongsomethingyouenjoy.Ifyoufindsomethingyoulovedoingoutsideoftheofficeyou’llbelesslikely69bringyourworkhomE.Itcouldbeanything-gardeningcookingmusicsports—butwhateveritis70makesureit’sarelieffromdailystressratherthananotherthingtoworryabout.
MyparentsmyyoungerbrotherMartyandIlivedinaroughpartofBrooklyn41callBrownsvillE.Dadownedalittlehotel42hesoldtohelpbuildshipsduringtheSecondWorldWar.Sadlyhedied43unexpectedofaheartattackin1943.Mymomhadtoliveonwelfarebenefitsfortwoyearsbecauseshehadnomeansofincomeandhadtwoboys44raise.WhenDadwasaroundhewasverytoughbecausehehadold-school45valuable.Hetaughtmetobetruthfulandstrong.Iinherited继承hissenseofhumor—hereallyknewhowtomakepeoplelaugh.Hewasverypopular46theneighborhooD.Hewas47hugesportsfansoIbecameonetoo.WhenDaddiedIwasveryangryand48confuse.Isawhisdeath.Ididn'tgotothefuneral.It49bearealblowtomE.ButeventuallyIcontrolledthatangerbecauseIwantedtomakehimandmymother50proudly.
HangzhouinZhejiangprovincegotalotofattentionlastmonth.ThehostcityoftheG20LeadersSummit61welcomeheadsoftheworld’s20majorinternationalorganizationsonSept.4-5.Fortwodaystheydiscussedglobaltopicsandenjoyed_62show.ButforyoungpeoplearoundtheworldtheG20Summithadmoretooffer.Morethan4000studentsfromChinaandabroadtookpartinvoluteerserviceduringthesummit.All63impress15localuniversitiesandcollegesgavetheeventmanyofitsstudentvolunteers.Studentswithlanguageskills64prefer.___65chooseasavolunteerforthesummittheyhadtogothroughseveralroundsofinterviewsandreceivetraining.Inadditioninternationalstudentswerehappytohelp.__66__totalof26internationalstudentsservedasvolunteers.AustralianTim__67isstudyingmedicineinChinasaidhewashonoredthatWestLakedistrictgovernmenthadinvitedhimtotakepartinthemakingofaTVprogramthattaughtEnglishtopeople68liveinHangzhou.Intheprogramheshowedpopularplacesformorningexerciseshowtobargainatthemarketandhowtomakedumplings.Hethought__69interestingtotellstoriesaboutHangzhou70aforeigner’spointofviewsothatmorepeoplewouldfallinlovewithHangzhou.
ItwasasunnySundaymorning.Whenafatherwasreadingamagazinehislittledaughtercameuptohimand61disturbhimeverynowandthen62keepherbusy.hetore撕破onepagewherethemapof63worldwasprinteD.Hetoreitintopiecesandaskedhertogotoherroomandput64theytogethertomakethemapagain.56obviousitwasnotaneasyjobforalittlegirl.He66besureshewouldtakethewholedaytogetitdonE.Butthelittlegirlcamebackwithinminuteswithaperfectmap.Whenheasked67shecoulddoitsoquicklyshesaidOhDadthereisaman’sfaceontheothersideofthepaperljustmadethefaceperfecttogetthemapright.Withthese68wordsheranoutsidetoplayleavingthefather69surprise.ThereisalwaystheothersidetowhateveryouexperienceinthisworlD.WheneverwecomeacrossachallengejustlookattheothersideYouwillfindasimplewaytodeal70theproblem.
ItwasZhouYang’sfirstdayattheofficeofChinaDaily.Hecouldn’tgooutonastory61hisownbecausehewasn’t62experienceenough.HisnewbossHuXinhadatalkwithhimabouthowtobegoodjournalist.Agoodjournalistneedstobecuriousandcanacquire63informbyaskingmanydifferentquestions.Besidesit’simportantforajournalisttohave64noseforastoryknowingifsomeoneistellingthe65true.Andwhileinterviewingpeopleajournalisthastolistentotheanswercarefullybecausehehastolistenforthe66detailfactsandpreparethenextquestiondependingonwhatpeoplesay.If67possibilityajournalistcanusearecordertogetthefactsstraight.What’smoreHuXintoldZhouYanacase68someoneaccusedtheirjournalistsofgettingthewrongendofthestick.Butatlastitproved69theysuggestedwasright.Thetalk70stronginfluencedZhouYang’slifeasajournalist.
SincepeoplebegantomovefromEnglandotherpartsoftheworldmoreandmorepeoplehavebeguntospeakEnglish61theirfirstsecondorforeignlanguagE.ButEnglish62changeovertimE.TheEnglish63speakbetweenaboutAD450and1150wasverydifferent64theEnglishspokentoday.Asamatteroffactit65basemoreonGermanthanpresentEnglishThenitbecamelesslikeGermanbecause66whoruledEnglandspokeFrench.OnebigchangeinEnglishhappenedwhenNoahWebster67writeTheAmericanDictionaryoftheEnglishLanguage.Todaythenumberofpeoplewho68learnEnglishinChinaisincreasing69rapid.WillChineseEnglishdevelop70itownidentity?Onlytimewilltell.
Inordertoknowaforeignlanguagewellfourthingsarenecessary.Firstlywemustunderstandthelanguagewhenwehear____41_____spoken.Secondlywemustbeabletospeakitourselvescorrectlywithconfidenceandwithouthesitation.____42_____wemustbeabletoreadthelanguageandfourthlywemustbeabletowriteit.Wemustbeabletomakesentencesthataregrammaticallycorrect.Thereisnoeasywaytosuccess____43_____languagelearning.___44_____goodmemoryisagreathelpbutitisnotenoughonly____45_______memorizerulesfromagrammarbook.Itisnotmuchuselearningbyheartlonglistsofwordsandtheirmeaningsstudyingthedictionaryandsoon.Wemustlearnby____46______usethelanguagE.Ifwearesatisfied____47____onlyafewruleswehavememorizedwearenotreallylearningthelanguagE.learningthroughuseisagoodpieceof___48_____adviseforthose__49_____arestudyinganewlanguagE.Practiceisimportant.Wemustpracticespeakingand_____50______writethelanguagewheneverwecan.
Thestoryismainlyaboutaretiredteacherinpoorhealth61receivedathank-youletterfromoneofhissuccessfulstudents.Whata62movestory!ItremindsmeofmyfavoriteteacherJeffreywhosetsawonderfulexampleforhisstudentstofollowthroughtherestoftheirlives.AndformeJeffreyisalwaysarolemodel63whomIcanlearnalot.Hisenergetic64devotetoworkalwaysearnshimrespectandpraisefrombothhiscolleagues65students.Ifeelluckytohavesuch66excellentinstructorwhodidn’tgivemeupwhenIfailedsomanytimesinEnglishtest.Insteadhe67patientcultivated培养myinterestinEnglish68givemetimelyhelpwithmystudyandpraisedmeformysmallprogress.LittlebylittleIfeltincreasinglyconfidentin69meandshowedmoreandmoreenthusiasminEnglishlearning.AtlastImadeupmymind70becomeanEnglishteacherlikehim.
Whatisabigdream?36Orisabigdreamsomethingthatprovidesonlyentertainment?Childrendreambigdreamsbuttherearethreebarrierstorealizingdreams.Theyoftenkillthembeforetheyeverhaveachancetogrow.TheSelfImmediatelyfollowingthebirthofabigdreamanegativeself-talktakesoverandgivesallthereasonswhyitcannothappen.Thisinsidevoiceistheego自我.It’sthereforprotectingandshouldbelistenedto.37MostpeopleareinfluencedbytheinsidevoicE.That’swhyonlyahandfulofpeoplemaketheirdreamcometruE.38Familyandfriendsarealotliketheego.Theywanttoprotectthosetheylovesotheywilloftenlistallthereasonswhythebigdreamswon’tcometruE.SometimesfamilyandfriendsdestroydreamsofthosetheylovemostoutoftheirownfearofbeingleftbehinD.TheWorldIfonegetspastthefirsttwobarriersonehastofacetheworlD.39InthepastbigdreamerswerelockedupandsometimesevenkilledwhentheywereshowntotheworlD.Fortunatelyinmostoftheworldtodaybigdreamersjustgetlaughedat.Thewaytorealizeabigdreamiswithconfidenceandaction.WhenchildrenhaveconfidenceandthentakeactiontheywillbereadytoacceptanyfailurE.Thetruthisthateverygreatdreamerwhosedreamshaveneverseenthelightofsuccessknowsfailurewell.40A.FamilyandFriendsB.HowBigDreamsDieC.Doesabigdreamshowone’sfuture?D.TheysimplyfailuntiltheysucceeD.E.Itisthelastandthemostterriblebarrier.F.SometimesitisrightbutmoreoftenitiswrongG.Andtheirbigdreamistobearockstarorafamousartist.
Birdsdon’tlikeeatingplastiC.But61manyseabirdsareeatingplasticwasteintheoceanthaneverbeforE.Itis62possiblebecausetheplasticwastesmellslikeaseabird’sfoodaccordingtoanewstudy63publishintheScienceAdvancesjournal.Animalsusuallyhave64reasonforthedecisionstheymakeMatthewSavocatheleadauthorofthestudysaiD.Ifwewanttotrulyunderstand65animalsareeatingplasticintheoceanwehavetothinkabouthowanimalsfindfooD.Thestudyfoundthatplasticwasteeasilygathersalgae海藻onthewater.Togethertheygiveoffasmellverysimilar66thekrill磷虾thatmanyseabirdsfeedon.Thereismoreplasticpollutionintheworldeveryyear.A.studylastyear67showthatabout8milliontonsofplasticenterstheoceanseveryyear.Itisenough68covereverycoastlineintheworlD.69eatplasticcanbadlyhurttheorgans器官oftheanimals.Somebirdsevenmistakenlyfeed70theybabieswasteinsteadoffooD.Scientistshopethisstudywillcausealarmaboutplasticsinouroceansandhelpsavetheseabirds.
Harry:HiBettywhat’swrongwithyou?Youlookabit___61____anger.Betty:Ohit’salongstory!Harry:IhavegottimE.Canyoutellmewhat___62___happen?Betty:wellitallstarted__63___Jeremygotsenthomefromschool.Harry:Playingtricks__64___histeacherwashe?Betty:Nohewasnotfeelingwell.HehadacolD.Sohisteacheraskedhimtohave__65___goodrestathomE.Actuallyyouknowtherewasnooneathomeandhehadforgottentotakehiskeys___66____heclimbedthroughthebedroomwindow.Harry:Wellatleasthewasnotleft___67____waitinthecolD.Betty:YesIknowbutthealarmdidn’tgooff.Canyoubelieveit?Ipaidafortuneandhad____68____fixedaftersomeburglariesintheareaafewmonthsago.Harry:OhdearthatisverybaD.Whatareyougoingtodoaboutit?Betty:I’monmy____69_____tothealarmstoretogetmymoneyback.Harry:Ok.Goodluck!Betty:Couldyou____70____.possiblegowithmeforsupport?Idon’tlikedoingthatsortofthing.Harry:Allright.Let’sgo.
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