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A: Do you like the apartment so far? B: I see a problem. A: Whats the problem? B: I noticed that the faucet in the kitchen is leaking. A: Thats no big deal. B: Its going to be a problem when my water bill comes. A: What do you want me to do about it?
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A: How do you like the apartment? B: I like the apartment, but I see something wrong with it. A: Whats wrong? B: Theres a leaking faucet in the kitchen. A: That isnt a problem. B: That leak is going to raise my water bill. A: What can I do? B: You ne
AA: I'm Avi Arditti, and this week on WORDMASTER: we check in with Grant Barrett at the American Dialect Society for the results of its 19th annual vote for words of the year, in this case for 2008. GRANT BARRETT: The Word of the Year was bailout --
A: Hello, Nicole here. B: Nicole, this is Richard. I think you know why I'm calling. A: Oh, it's about the rent. B: Yes, this is the second month in a row. A: I thought there was a grace period. B: There is no grace period in the rental agreement. A:
A: Hi, this is Nicole. B: Hi, Nicole. Richard here. I think you've got a good idea why I'm calling. A: Yes. It's about the rent, isn't it? B: Yes, your rent is late. This is the second month in a row. A: But I thought that I had a grace period. B: I
A: Hello, Nicole here. Who's calling, please? B: Hey, Nicole. It's Richard. I'm pretty sure you know why I'm calling. A: Yes, a dollar gets a dime that you're calling about the rent. B: Nicole, for the second month in a row, your rent is late. A: I t
A: Hello. This is Nicole. B: This is Richard. Let's not play games. You know why I'm calling. A: Oh, not again! You're calling about the rent. B: Yes, your rent check is late, just like last month. A: What happened to my grace period? B: Why would th
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A: Hi, this is Nicole. B: Nicole, it's Richard. You know why I'm calling. A: Yes, I know. It's the rent, isn't it? B: Yes, just like last month, your rent is overdue. A: What about my grace period? B: Are you getting Alzheimer's? There is no grace pe
A: What do you think of the apartment? B: I like it, but there is one problem. A: What problem is that? B: The faucet in the kitchen is leaking. A: I dont understand what the big deal is. B: That leak is a problem for my water bill. A: What you would
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