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I was thinking about how everybody can’t be everything to each other, but some people can be something to each other, thank God, from the ones whose shoulder you cry on to the ones whose half slips you borrow to the nameless ones you chat with in the grocery line.
41. Buddies:
They are the workhorses of the friendship world. They are the people out there on the front lines, defending you from loneliness and boredom.
42. Working Friend:
Then there is that special guy at work. Like all the other people at the job site al first he’s just part of the scenery. But gradually he starts to stand out from the crowd.
43. A Faraway Friend
He/she is someone you grew up with or went to school with or lived in the same town as until one of you moved away.
44. The Former Friend:
Ah, a sad thing. At best a sad memory, at worst a dangerous enemy who is in possession of many of your deepest secr

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I was thinking about how everybody can’t be everything to each other, but some people can be something to each other, thank God, from the ones whose shoulder you cry on to the ones whose half slips you borrow to the nameless ones you chat with in the grocery line.
41. Buddies:
They are the workhorses of the friendship world. They are the people out there on the front lines, defending you from loneliness and boredom.
42. Working Friend:
Then there is that special guy at work. Like all the other people at the job site al first he’s just part of the scenery. But gradually he starts to stand out from the crowd.
43. A Faraway Friend
He/she is someone you grew up with or went to school with or lived in the same town as until one of you moved away.
44. The Former Friend:
Ah, a sad thing. At best a sad memory, at worst a dangerous enemy who is in possession of many of your deepest secr

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· Look at the notes about how to avoid blunders in doing business overseas.
· Some information is missing.
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· For each question 16-22, fall in the missing information in the numbered space using one or two words.
· You will hear the presentation twice.

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Convey (20) ______ of the original
Do (21) ______
Be aware of (22) ______

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