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By Noel King Khartoum 30 May 2006 African Union troops listen to the concerns of villagers in the village of Brikatouly in South Darfur, Sudan Tensions are running high in Darfur, one day before a deadline expires for two holdout rebel groups to sig
Section 22 Radio 1When television became popular, people thought the radio would not survive. 2As we all know today, that was wrong. 3In fact, most people in the west listen to radio more than they wa
A: Hi. I'd like to return this radio. B: All right. Do you have the receipt? A: Here it is. B: May I ask why you're returning the radio? A: It does not work very well. B: Would you like to exchange it? A: No. I'd just like a refund. B: Certainly. Thi
A: I want to return this radio. B: Okay. May I see your receipt? A: Certainly. I have it right here. B: What is the problem with the radio? A: It has poor reception. B: Perhaps you'd like a different one? A: No, thank you. A refund is all I want. B:
A: I need to return this radio. B: That won't be a problem, as long as you have your receipt. A: Here you go. B: What's the problem? A: It doesn't pick up my favorite station. B: I can exchange it for you. A: Thanks, but I just want a refund. B: A re
A: I'm returning this radio. B: No problem. You do have your receipt, don't you? A: Here you are. B: What seems to be the problem? A: It doesn't have a headphone jack. B: If you'd like, I can show you a different one. A: No, thanks. A refund will be
By Noel King Khartoum 19 December 2006 Sudan hosted summits by both the African Union and Arab League during the past year, and it has one of the 10 fastest-growing economies in the world. But the country's Darfur region remains wracked by a deadly
By Noel King Khartoum 18 November 2006 United Nations Humanitarian chief, Jan Egeland, has painted a grim picture of life for millions of civilians in Darfur, following his return from the war-torn region. On Saturday, Egeland appealed to the Sudane
Todd: Anili, have you always been an English teacher? Anili: No, actually, I started out as a French teacher. That was my first job. Todd: Wow! So tell me about your first job! Anili: My first job! I was working in Central West Queensland in Australi
A: Hi. I'm returning this radio. B: Certainly. Can I see your receipt, please? A: I looked everywhere, but I couldn't find it anywhere. B: I'm sorry, but you can't return the radio without your receipt. A: Even though I just bought it yesterday? B: A
A: Hi. I don't want to keep this radio. B: No problem. May I have your receipt, please? A: Sorry. I could not find it. B: We can't give you a refund without a receipt. A: You know, I bought it at 3 p.m. yesterday. B: I wish I could help you, but it's
A: Hello. Can I return this radio, please? B: Sure. Do you have your receipt? A: I misplaced it somewhere. B: Unfortunately, I cannot give you a refund without it. A: But I bought it right here just yesterday. B: I'm sorry, but there are no exception
A: Hi. I want to return this radio. B: Okay. Do you have your receipt? A: I'm sorry, but I lost it. B: I'm sorry, but store policy requires a receipt. A: But I bought it yesterday. B: Maybe you can find the receipt if you look harder. A: Can I talk t
A: I'd like to return this radio. B: Okay. Do you have your receipt? A: I lost it. B: I am sorry, but you need a receipt for a refund. A: But I purchased it yesterday. B: Perhaps you would like to talk to customer service. A: Well, that's a start, I
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By Noel King Khartoum 02 February 2006 In the wake of increasing violence in Darfur the African Union special envoy to Sudan has blamed the largest Darfur rebel group, the Sudan Liberation Army, for r
By Noel King Khartoum 09 December 2006 In another blow to emergency aid operations in Sudan's embattled Darfur region, the International Committee of the Red Cross says it has been forced to evacuate staff from the town of Kutum in northern Darfur d