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HUBLOT Posted 11 years ago
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How do I get to ...

2) How do I get to the Willis Tower?


Whachu talkin' about, Willis? We're still smarting from the fact that this stunning edifice lost its title as the world's tallest building in 1996. And despite the fact that the burly building "officially" changed its name from the Sears Tower to the Willis Tower in 2009, we'll shrug our shoulders and keep walking if you refer to it this way.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/orbitzcom/15-things-never-to-say-to_b_6200262.html



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Does the person asking the question want directions to the Willis Tower? Does the person who answers the question say something like "Go down three blocks, and turn left ..."?
  

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HUBLOT Does the person asking the question want directions to the Willis Tower? Yes. It appears so.

  • HUBLOT Does the person asking the question want directions to the Willis Tower?
  • Yes.
  • It appears so.
  • "?
  • Nothing of the kind.
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HUBLOTDoes the person asking the question want directions to the Willis Tower?
Yes. It appears so.
HUBLOTDoes the person who answers the question say something like "Go down three blocks, and turn left ..."?
Nothing of the kind. The person refuses to answer because he refuses to recognize the new name of the building.
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Thanks a lot, CJ.

Man 1: How do I get to XYZ Hotel?
Man 2: Turn left at the next traffic light and go straight. You'll see the hotel on your right.

How does this dialog sound?
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HUBLOTHow does this dialog sound?
It's OK. Also:

Man 1: How do I get to XYZ Hotel?
Man 2: Turn left at the next traffic light and continue for three blocks. You'll see it on your right.

CJ

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