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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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Reporter: Was there any sign that the bank was going to collapse?
Customer: No. But I thought about taking my savings out and investing in the stock market. Unfortunately, I've done it fast enough.
Are there any mistakes?
Thanks.
Customer: No. But I thought about taking my savings out and investing in the stock market. Unfortunately, I've done it fast enough.
Are there any mistakes?
Thanks.
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Reporter: Was there any sign that the bank was going to collapse? Customer: No. But I had thought about taking my savings out and investing it in the stock market.
- Reporter: Was there any sign that the bank was going to collapse?
- Customer: No.
- But I had thought about taking my savings out and investing it in the stock market.
- Unfortunately, I didn't do it fast enough.
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Reporter: Was there any sign that the bank was going to collapse?
Customer: No. But I had thought about taking my savings out and investing it in the stock market. Unfortunately, I didn't do it fast enough.
Reporter: Was there any sign that the bank was going to collapse?
Customer: No. But I had thought about taking my savings out and investing it in the stock market. Unfortunately, I didn't do it fast enough.
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