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听力原文：F: Good afternoon, Imports and Distribution Department. Can I help you?
M: Can I speak to Albert Reid, pleasE.
F: I'm afraid he is out at the moment. Can I take a message?
M: Yes, this is Mr Stevens from Walterman's, the property agents.
F: Is that W-A -T -E -R-M-A-N?
M: No, no, it's W-A-L-T-E-R-M-A-N. It's about the warehouse he wanteD.We just have one available at Boxhill. I wonder if Mr Reid has any interest. It was new this morning and seems to be the kind he is looking for.
F: Where is it exactly?
M: Well, it's on Sydney road, very close to the railway station and about 500 square meters. I've got some details and I can send them by E-mail. They'll tell everything he wants to know.
F: Thank you for calling and I'll tell him about it. Do you want him to call you back?
M: OK, thank you. He can contact me through my mobile phonE.It's 95076 36587. Maybe we can arrange a time to see the warehousE.
F: Yes, thanks again. Good-bye, Mr Stevens.
M: Bye-byE.
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About (6) ______________ one available at Boxhill, on Sydney RD., close to (7) ______________
Going to send more information by E-mail
Ring his (8) ______________ on 95076 26587 for further arrangement

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