7.8
LESSON 8 HOW LONG HAVE YOU KNOWN HIM? lse(t) hlhve(y)khm
Maria : Mike! I'm so happy that you're directing. mk.imshptyrdrct
Mike: I'm glad to help. imglth(p)
I'll do anything to make you take a vacation. ildanttmk(y)tk(a)vct
You need it, Maria. ynd(i)mra
Maria : Maybe you'll like directing. mbylldrct
Mike: I'm happy to help Steven and Connie. imhpthstvn(a)cn
But I love cameras. bilvcmrs
I'm not a director. imnt(a)dtct
Maria : Oh, come on. o,cm(o)
Everyone is ambitious. evois(a)bts
You'll be a good director. ylbagdrct
Mike: Maybe. But only for two weeks . . . mb.bolftwks
How long have you known me, Maria? hlhv(y)km,mra
Maria : I've known you for six years, I think. ivkn(y)fsx(y)rs,itk
Mike: You've known me for ten years, Maria. yvkmftyrs,mra
You've known me since I lived in St. Louis. Remember? yvkmsc(i)lvd(i)slis
I always loved to shoot pictures . iawslvd(t)spts
Maria : I've known you since St. Louis? ivkn(y)scslis
Well, OK, that's a long time. w,ok,tt(a)ltm
You were a good photographer. yw(a)gptprp
And you can be a good director too. aycbe(a)gdrctt
Mike: I love to shoot pictures . ilvtspts
I'm not a director. imnt(a)drct
I'll help Steven, ililp(s)tv
but I want my old job as cameraperson. biwmojb(a)scmrps
Maria : Well, I love having you here, Mike.w,ilvhvyh,mk
And thanks for helping. atksfhp
Connie : Take one. . . tk(o)
Three, two, one. tr,t,o
This is Connie Swift with the second in our series on education and jobs. tsscnswftwttscin(o)rsrs(o)edctn(a)jbs
Most Americans follow the same career all their lives.mst(a)mrcsfltsmcrratlvs
My first job was at a newspaper. mfsjbws(a)t(a)nspp
I've reported the news for five years. ivrpttnsffvyrs
We decided to ask people this question, wdcd(t)askpptsqst
"How long have you had your job?" hlhvyhd(y)rjb
We asked, "What do you do? waskdwd(y)d
How long have you done it? " hlhvydne(i)t
OK, cut. Thanks , Mike. ok,c.tks,mk
By the way, how long have you been a cameraman? btw,hlhve(y)bn(a)cmrm
Mike: I've been in television for ten years, ivbn(i)tlvsftyrs
since I left the army. scilftam
And I still love it. ad(i)stlv(i)
Pat: I've been a banker since 1982. ivbn(a)bkscntett
Jill: I've been a housewife for five years. ivbn(a)hswfffvyrs
Bernard: I've been an accountant since 1970. ivbn(a)n(a)cttscntsvt
Beth: I'm unemployed. im(u)epld
I haven't worked for six months. ihvwkfsxm(t)s
Peter: I've been a carpenter for sixteen years. ivbn(a)cptfsxtyrs
Doc: I owned my own business, iomobsns
but I sold it and retired last year. bt(i)sd(i)rtelst(y)r
Lyman: I've been retired since May of last year. ivbrtedscm(o)flst(y)r
Derek: I've been unemployed since last summer. ivbn(u)epysclssm
Maria : Where's Steven? ws(s)tv
He's very late. hsvrlt
Connie : Since his wife got pregnant,schswfgpgn
he's been very busy.hsbvrbs
Let's begin without him. ltbgwt(o)t(h)m
Maria : No. He has to do this story with you.n.hhstdts(s)trwt(y)
I'm leaving, remember? imlv,rmb
Connie : When do you leave? wdylv
Maria : I leave tomorrow evening. ilvtmrevn
Connie : We have so much to do. whsmctd
You can't leave tomorrow. yclvtmr
Maria : I've had these airplane reservations since August, Connie.ivhtsaplrsvts(s)cagst
I'm leaving tomorrow. imlvtmr
Connie : We'd better wait for Steven. wbtwfstv
Is Sam Finch meeting you in Denver? is(s)mfcmtyidv
Maria : No. He's meeting me in Aspen. n.hsmtmiasp
We're skiing together on Thursday morning. wrsktgtotsdmn
Connie : How long have you known him? hlhve(y)kn(h)m
Maria : Oh, I've known him for a long time. o,ivkn(h)mfaltm
Connie : How long? hl
Maria : Well, let's see. w,lts
He's been in New York for three years. hsbn(i)nykftryrs
I knew him for five years in St.Louis. ikhmffvyrs(i)slis
So, we've known each other for eight or nine years. s,wvkn(e)cotfet(o)nyrs
Connie : This sounds serious. tssssrs
Maria : We're very good friends.wrvrgfs
I like him, but I'm not sure if it's serious. ilk(h)m,btimnseifitsrs
I'll find out in Aspen.ilfd(o)(i)n(a)sp
7.9
LESSON 9 I'VE BEEN HERE SINCE 9: 00 THIS MORNING. lsn ivbnhscntsmn
Maria : OK. Let's start. ok.ltst
Let's see pictures from the fast-food restaurant. ltsptsfmtfsfrstr
Jake: I have them here. ihve(t)mh
Maria : Wait. Where's my script? wt.wsmscr(p)t
Jake: I handed the script to you this morning. ihdtscrptytsmn
Maria : No, you didn't. n,ydd
Jake: Yes, I did. ys(i)d
I handed you the script before this meeting. d(i)hdytscrpbftsmt
Maria : Then where is it? twis
Jake: Look in your bag. lk(i)yrb
Maria : Oh. Here it is. o.h(i)ts
I guess you did give it to me. . igs(y)dgv(i)tm
You haven't finished the story. yhvfnsd(t)str
Jake: No, I haven't. n,ihv
I've been busy with something else. ivbbswtsmtes
I've worked on it for three hours, ivwd(o)n(i)ftrhrs
and it's still not right. ad(i)tstnr
Maria : Tell me about it.tmabt
We'll look at the pictures. wllk(a)tpts
Jake: We're talking about efficiency. wrtkabt(e)fcc
Why pour one soda for one customer,wprosdfocstm
when you can pour five sodas for five customers? wn(y)cprfvsdsffvcstms
Maria : That's a good picture. tt(a)gpt
Jake: The cashier hits one button. tcsehsobt
This gives the order to the cook. . . tsgvstod(t)tck
Another person gets the drinks for the customer.antpsgstd(k)sftcstm
Then she puts the food into a bag. tspstfd(i)tab
The result is lower cost and fast food. trst(i)slecst(a)fs(t)f
They fixed this meal for me in three minutes.rfxtsmlfmitrmns
It only cost $4. 00. People like it. it(o)lcsfdls pplk(i)
Add it all up and it's a billion dollar business. ad(i)t(a)up(a)it(a)bldlbsns
Maria : It looks OK.ilks(o)k
Let me see it when you're finished. lmsiwyrfns
Maria : Oh, excuse me. o,excsm
I have a phone call. ihve(a)pc
Hello. Steven, hl.stv
where have you been? whvybn
Steven: I've been at the doctor's office. ivbn(a)tdts(o)fc
Maria : At the doctor's office? You're still there? atdts(o)fc yrstt
Steven: Yes, I've been here forever. ys,ivbhfev
Maria : How long have you been there? hlhvybnt
Steven: I've been here since 9: 00 this morning.ivbhscntsmn
Maria : I don't understand. idudst
You've been there for three hours. yvbtftrhrs
Is everything all right? How's Anne? isevtar hs(a)nn
Steven: She's fine, but the baby may come early.ssf,btbbmcmel
I have to go. I'll be there in an hour. ihvtg.ilbtin(a)n(h)r
Maria : OK. Bye. ok.b
Maria : Steven's at the doctor's office with Anne. stvs(a)tdts(o)fcwtan
He'll be here in an hour. hlbh(i)n(a)n(h)r
Jake: How's Anne? hsan
Maria : Fine. The doctor thinks the baby may come early. f.tdttkstbbmcmel
Jake: Yeah. The day before you return. y.tdbfyrt
Steven: We haven't worked together very often, Connie. whvwd(t)gtvrof,cn
I'm looking forward to it. imlkf(w)ti
Connie : So am I, Steven. aam(i),stv
How is Anne? hisan
You know, I've never met her. yk,ivnvmh
Steven: You'd like her. ydik(h)
She was a reporter in Dallas. sws(a)rptidls
Connie : A television reporter? atlvsrpt
Steven: No, a newspaper reporter. n,anspprpt
Connie : How long have you been married? hln(h)v(y)bmr
Steven: We've been married for over a year now. wvbmrfovayrn
Connie : Only a year? oly(a)yr
Steven: Yes. It's been a busy year. ys,itbn(a)bsyr
Connie : Murder at Midnight was very good. md(a)mnwsvrg
Steven: Yes. We're producing some new shows next spring. ys.wrpdcsmnssnx(s)pr
I love doing "Murder at Midnight".ilvdimd(a)mn
That's why I've stayed at WEFL. ttwivstd(a)wefl
Connie : How long have you worked here? hlhve(y)wh
Steven: I've worked here for almost seven years. ivwd(h)famstsvyrs
I've been a director for five years.ivbn(a)drtffvyrs
I was a writer for two years. iws(a)wtftyrs
Connie : Well, I have to finish my story on holiday travel. w,ihvtfnsmstry(o)hldtv
Steven: And I have to make a phone call. ad(i)(h)v(t)mk(a)pc
See you later, Connie.sylt,cn
7.10
LESSON 10 Have you bought a baby blanket yet? lst hv(y)bt(a)bbblky
TEXT
Mike: Are you ready, Steven?ayrd,stv
It's almost noon. it(a)mstn
Steven: Hang on. ho
I have one more phone call to make. ihvompctmk
Steven: Hi, Anne. h,a
How are you? hay
Has the plumber been there yet? hstplbbty
Anne: Yes. ys
Steven: He's already been there? hs(a)rdbt
That's great! ttgr(t)
Anne: Yeah, but the pipe broke and flooded the basement. y,btpbkafldtbsm(t)
Steven: Oh, no! I'll be right home. o,n ilbrthm
Anne: You don't need to come home. ydntcmhm
He's already fixed the pipe. hs(a)rdfxtpp
Steven: He's already fixed it? hs(a)rdfxd(i)
That's great. ttgrt
Was there any damage? wstandmg
Anne: I don't think so. idt(k)s
I'm cleaning it up now. imcln(i)t(u)pn
Steven: You're terrific , honey.yrtrfc,hn
Has he given you the bill yet? hshgvytby
Anne: Yes. Here it is. . Oh, no! ys.hits..o,n
Steven: What? w(t)
Anne: Three hundred dollars. trhddls
Steven: I'll talk to you later, Anne. iltt(y)lt,a
Anne: What's wrong? wtw
Steven: Oh, nothing. o,ot
We have to go. whvtg
Mike: It can wait, Steven. icwt,stv
What's wrong? wtw
Steven: I have to do all these things before the baby comes .ihvtdatstsbftbbcms
I just don't have the time. ijsdhvttm
Mike: Maybe I can help. mbe(i)ch
Let's see what you've already done and what you still need to do.ltswt(y)arddawt(y)stntd
Have you bought a baby blanket yet? hvybt(a)bbblky
Steven: Yes, I've already bought two--ys,iv(a)rdbt
a pink one and a blue one. ppkoad(a)blo
Mike: That's good. ttg
Let's see. lts
Have you bought a crib yet? hv(y)bt(a)cby
That's pretty important. ttpt(i)pt
Steven: Yes. ys
Mike: Have you bought diapers and bottles yet? hvybdps(a)btsy
Maybe I can do that. mbicdt
Steven: No. I've already bought diapers and bottles. n.ive(a)rdbdps(a)bts
Mike: How about clothes for the baby? hw(a)bclsftbb
Steven: I haven't bought any clothes yet.ihvb(a)nclsy
Anne wants to wait till after the baby is born. awttwtafttbb(i)sb
What I really need to buy is a baby carriage. wt(i)rlntbis(a)bbcrg
Mike: You haven't bought a baby carriage yet? yhvbt(a)bbcrgy
Maybe I can help. mbich
Steven: Yes. Maybe we can do that tomorrow. ys.mbwcdttmr
Mike: How about the baby's room? hw(a)btbbsrm
Steven: I've already carpeted the room. ive(a)rdcptdtrm
I've already bought wallpaper, ive(a)rdbwpp
but I haven't put it up yet. bihvpt(i)t(u)py
Mike: Maybe I can help you with the baby's room. mbichp(y)wttbbsrm
Steven: That would be great. twbgrt
And, oh, yes . ad,omys
I've already bought earplugs. ivardbeplgs
Mike: Earplugs? eplgs
For a baby? f(a)bb
Steven: No, for me. n,fm
I hear that babies cry all night. ihtbbscran
Mike: You've already bought earplugs.yve(a)rdbeplgs
It sounds like you are definitely ready for the baby.isslyadfnlrdftbb
Now let's go. nltg
We're late. wrl
Connie : Let me tell you about my story.lmtyabmstr
It's about holiday travel. it(a)bhldtv
Maria : I'd like to know about holiday travel. iltkw(a)bhldtv
Connie : I'm going to interview people about their travel plans. imgititvppabttvpls
I can interview you at the airport. icn(i)tvy(a)tap
Maria : You'll have to find me first. ylhvtfmfst
The airports are so crowded! tapsascd
Connie : Exactly.exctl
Millions of people fly on the busiest days from the three New York airports: mls(o)fppflotbssdsfmttrnyaps
LaGuardia Airport, Newark Airport, and Kennedy Airport. lgrdap,nwap,akndap
Maria : What are the busiest days? wt(a)tbssds
Connie : Thanksgiving and Christmas are the busiest holidays. tsgvacsms(a)tbsshlds
Everyone goes home,evogshm
goes skiing in the mountains,gos(s)kitmts
or goes south to Florida. ogs(s)ttflrd
Maria : Then the snowstorms arrive. ttsnstms(a)rv
When the weather is bad, wtwtr(i)sb
nothing moves. ntmvs
Connie : It's terrible when it snows. ittrvwn(i)sns
Maria : People are late getting to work after their vacations. ppalgttwk(a)fttvcts
Connie : Don't get snowed-in in Colorado. dgsnd(i)n(i)clrd
Steven will be very upset.stvwbvrupst
7.11
LESSON 11 HAVE YOU EVER TAKEN A VACATION AT CHRISTMAS? lselv hvyevtkn(a)vctn(a)csms
Connie : I like this story. ilts(s)tr
Mike: It makes me nervous . im(k)smnvs
I hate to travel. ihttv
Have you ever taken a vacation at Christmas? hvyevtkn(a)vctn(a)csms
Connie : Sure. I've taken vacations at Christmas. se.ivtkvcts(a)csms
I've gone to Florida,ivgtflrd
or I've driven to Vermont. oivdvtvmt
How about you? haby
Mike: I've always stayed home.ivaws(s)thm
I hate crowds . ihcrs
Connie : Don't you ever go on vacation? dt(y)evgovct
Mike: Yes, but I don't travel on holidays. ys,bt(i)dtvohlds
Connie : Have you ever been home for Thanksgiving? hvyevbnhmft(k)sgv
Mike: Sure, but my family only lives ten miles away. se,bmfmlollvstmls(a)w
Connie : So you've always driven home. syve(a)wsdvhm
That's cheating. ttct
Mike: No. It's smart. n.itsm
Let's go. ltg
Ticket Agent: Next. Hello. . . n(xt).hl
Will you be checking any baggage? wybckanbgg
Passenger: I'm checking one bag. imckob
Ticket Agent: Would you prefer an aisle or a window seat? wd(y)pfaaio(a)wds
Passenger: I'd like a window seat. ilk(a)wds
Ticket Agent: You'd rather have a window. OK. yrth(a)wd.ok
Passenger: Is there a meal on board the flight? ist(a)mlobtfl(t)
Ticket Agent: Yes. There is a meal. ys.tis(a)ml
Passenger: What are they serving? wt(a)tsv
Ticket Agent: It's probably a light snack. itpbblalsnk
Passenger: I'd like a nonsmoking, window seat, please. ilk(a)nsmk,wds,pls
Ticket Agent: OK, Mr. Drew. . . ok,mrd
The whole flight is nonsmoking. twft(i)snsmk
Passenger: The whole flight is nonsmoking? twfltisnsmk
Ticket Agent: Mm-hm . . . Your flight will be departing out of Gate 41. Boarding will begin at 4: 30.
m-h..yflwbdptot(o)fgftobdwbgn(a)tftt
Passenger: OK. And where is Gate 41? ok.aw(i)sgfto
Ticket Agent: It's straight ahead through the security, itstt(a)gttscrt
make a left. mk(a)lf(t)
Gate 41 is on that side. gftois(o)tsd
OK? This is your boarding pass. ok tssybdps
Passenger: Thank you. tk(y)
Ticket Agent: You're welcome. Bye-bye. yrwl(cm)bb
Connie : OK, Mike. ok,mk
People travel a lot.pptvalt
They've been everywhere. tvbevw
Where have these people been? whvtsppb
Have you ever seen the Great Wall of China? hvyevstgrwl(o)fcn
Traveler 1: Yes. I have walked along the top of the Great Wall. ys.ihvwd(a)lttp(o)ftgrw
Connie : And I'll bet that was beautiful. ailbtwsbtf
Traveler: Yes, it was very beautiful, ys,iwsvrbtf
very exciting. vrexct
Connie : She looks like a stewardess.slkslk(a)stws
Let's ask her. ltask(h)
Are you a stewardess? ayastwds
Traveler 2: Stewardess?stwds
No, I'm not a stewardess. No, no, no. n,imnt(a)stwds.n,n,n
Connie : Have you ever visited California? hvyevvsdclfna
Traveler 2: Yes. I have been to California. ys ihvbtclfna
Connie : Have you ever traveled to San Francisco? hvy(e)vtvd(t)sfcsc
Traveler 2: Yes, I have, as a matter of fact.ys ihv as(a)mt(o)ff
I've traveled to San Francisco. ivtvd(t)sfcsc
Connie : You liked it? ylkd(i)
Traveler 2: Yes. I like it very much. ys iltvrmc
Connie : Have you been to Europe? hvybterp
Traveler 3: No. I've never been to Europen ivnvbt(e)rp
Connie : Where are you from? wayfm
Traveler 3: I'm from India. imfmida
Calcutta, India. cct ida
Connie : Have you been to the United States before? hvybtt(u)ntdstsbf
Traveler 3: No. I've never been to the United States before. n.ivnvbttuntstsbf
Connie : Have you ever been to Washington, D. C.? hvyevbtwstdc
Traveler 4: Yes. I have been to Washington, D. C.ys ihvbtwstdc
I'm from Baltimore. imfmbtm
Connie : Have you ever flown on an airplane? hvyevfln(o)n(a)apl
Traveler 5: Yes. I have flown in an airplane. . . ys ihvfln(i)n(a)apl
several occasions. wvrl(o)css
Connie : Where have you been? whvyb
Traveler 5: We just flew in from Virginia. wjsfw(i)fmvgna
Connie : Have you ever been to the Grand Canyon? hvyevbttgrcn
Traveler 5: No. I've never been to the Grand Canyon. n ivnvbttgrcn
Connie : Have you ever been to San Francisco? hvyevbtsfrcsc
Traveler 5: No. I've never been to San Francisco. n ivnvbtsfrcsc
Connie : Have you ever lived in New York City? hvyevlvd(i)nyct
Traveler 5: Oh, yeah. o y
I-I have been to New York City.i ihvbtnyct
Connie : But have you ever lived there? bhvyevlvt
Traveler 5: No, no, no. Boston. n n n bst
Connie : Have you ever flown on an airplane? hvyevfln(o)n(a)nrpl
Traveler 6: Yes. I have been on an airplane before. ys ihvbn(o)n(a)nrplbf
Connie : Have you ever been to Paris? hvyevbtprs
Traveler 6: No. I've never been to Pairs. n ivnvbn(t)prs
Traveler 7: Yes. I've been to Paris. ys.ivbtprs
Yes. I have been to Paris. ys ihvbtprs
Connie : OK, Mike. Cut. ok mk c
Have you eaten yet? hvyetn(y)t
I'm hungry. imhgr
Mike: No, I haven't eaten. n ihvet
Let's go.ltg
7.12
LESSON 12 I’VE ALREADY MADE PLANS TO SEE SOME FRIENDS. lstv ivardmplstssmfrs
Maria : Here I go. I haven't had a vacation for two years. hig ihvhd(a)vctftyrs
I've forgotten how to do it. ivfgthtdi
Mike: You just pick up your bag and leave, Maria. yjspk(u)pbg(a)lv,mra
Maria : It's really exciting. itrlexct
Mike: Have you ever visited Colorado? hvyevvsdclrd
Maria : Yes. I've kayaked on the Colorado River, ys ivkykd(o)tclrdrv
and I've camped in the Rocky Mountains many times. ad(i)vcpd(i)trcmtsmntms
Mike: The Rocky Mountains are wonderful. trkmtsawdf
Maria : And I've driven through Denver. ad(i)vdvtdv
But I've never been to Aspen. bt(i)vnvbtasp
Mike: Are you seeing friends in Denver? aysifrs(i)dv
Maria : Yes. I've already made plans to see some friends. ys ivardmplstssmfrs
I talked to them yesterday. itkd(t)tmystd
Mike: I'll get your bag. ilgyb
Steven: The taxi's here.ttxsh
I'm sure you'll have a wonderful time. imseylhv(a)wdftm
Mike: Maria, have you remembered your traveler's checks? mra,hvyrmbd(y)tvlscks
Maria : Yes, I have, Mike. ys ihv mk
They're right here. trrh
Mike: Have you confirmed your reservations? hvycfmd(y)rsvts
Maria : Yes, I have.ys ihv
I did it this morning. idd(i)tsmn
Mike: Where's your ticket? ws(y)tk
Maria : It was right here. iwsrh
Where is it? w(i)s(i)
Mike: Here's your ticket. hs(y)tk
Maria : Ah, there it is. a tit(i)s
Well, here I go. w hig
Steven: Hi, Anne. h a
It's me. itm
Anne: Oh, Steven. o stv
Where are you? way
Steven: I haven't finished work yet. ihvfnsw(k)y
I'm waiting for a phone call. imwtfapc
Anne: That's OK. I'm having fun.ttok imhvf
I'm knitting a sweater. imnt(a)swt
Steven: You've already made two sweaters. yv(a)rdmtswts
How many do we need? hmndwnd
Anne: I've only knitted one sweater and it's too big.ivolntoswtaittbg
We don't have a tiny one for the little baby yet. wdhv(a)tnoftltbbyt
Steven: Oh. o
Anne: When will you be home? wwybhm
Steven: I'll be home in an hour. ilbhm(i)n(a)n(h)r
Anne: That's nice. ttnc
I'll have dinner ready for you, dear. Bye. ilhvdnrdfy dr b
Steven: I love you. olv(y)
Connie : Americans love to travel during the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. amrcslvttvdrttsgvi(a)csmshld
If you haven't made your reservations yet, ifyhvmd(y)rsvty
make them now. mtmn
Most seats are sold. msst(a)sd
Be sure to arrive at the airport at least an hour before flight time. bset(a)rv(a)tapals(a)n(h)rbffltm
It may be crowded, imbcrd
but the fun is in being there. btfn(i)sbit
Where? We asked people where they've been. w waskppwtvb
Connie : Have you ever seen the Great Wall of China? hv(y)evstgrwl(o)fcn
Traveler 1: Yes. I have walked along the top of the Great Wall. ys ihvwd(a)lttp(o)ftgrw
Connie : Have you ever traveled to San Francisco? hvyevtvd(t)sfrcsc
Traveler 2: Yes, I have,ys ihv
as a matter of fact. as(a)mt(o)ff
I've traveled to San Francisco. ivtvd(t)sfrcsc
Connie : And you liked it? aad(y)ld(i)
Traveler 2: Yes. I liked it very much ys ild(i)vrmc
Traveler 3: Yes, I have, eh. . . I have visited Phoenix. ys ihv e ihvvsdpnx
Traveler 4: Yes. I have been to Washington, D. C.ys ihvbtwstdc
I'm from Baltimore. imfmbtm
Yes. I have sailed on a ship. ys ihvald(o)n(a)sp
The Fast Frigate. tfsfg
The Navy Fast Frigate. tnvfsfg
Traveler 5: Uh, yes. u ys
We've flown in a jet. wvfln(i)n(a)j
Connie : Was it fun? ws(i)f
Traveler 5: It was good to be on the ground again. iwsgtbotgrag
Steven: Good story, Connie. gstr cn
Connie : Thanks, Steven. tks stv
Steven: We'll do some great stories while Maria is away. wldsmgrstrswmra(i)s(a)w
Jake: The ratings will go up. trtswgu
Mike: The directing will be excellent. tdrtwbexcl
Steven: And Maria will arrive before the baby does.admrawl(a)rvbftbbds
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