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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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7. John: you have called for ages. You have not nearly finished.
John: you have called for ages. You have not nearly finished.
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anonymous John: you have called for ages. You have not nearly finished. I don't understand what John is doing.
- anonymous John: you have called for ages.
- You have not nearly finished.
- I don't understand what John is doing.
- Please explain the situation.
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anonymousJohn: you have called for ages. You have not nearly finished.
I don't understand what John is doing. Please explain the situation.
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