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B Match the statements (26–30) with the replies (a–e). 26 Nice to see you again, Sam. a) Nice to meet you. 27 Alex, this is Natalie. b) Not too bad, thanks. 28 I don't think our strategy is working. c)
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B Match the statements (26–30) with the replies (a–e). 26 Nice to see you again, Sam. a) Nice to meet you. 27 Alex, this is Natalie. b) Not too bad, thanks. 28 I don't think our strategy is working. c) Maria, how are you? 29 How are you? d) No problem. 30 Could I call him and mention your name? e) Let's consider another approach.

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e) Let's consider another approach.

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