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- "Studying chemistry is like fighting an ....... battle for me. I don't get it as fast as others and I have to constantly*^*ask for help," Doug told his brother.
- His professor told him that if he did all of the extra credit work, he would have a ....... chance of passing the*^*course.
- He thought that Sarah would be a great builder as soon as she found her ........ She had intelligence and skill;*^*she just had to build her confidence.
- "How is the deck coming along, Larry?" "Fine and .......," he replied.
- "What did you think of my idea?" the assistant asked the boss. The boss replied, "I think it is great. It needs a*^*little fine ....... but I think that we can implement it by next week."
- "That is great that you are planning on doing better in college than I did but fine ....... butter no parsnips," his*^*sister reminded him.
- "I am sorry. I know he's your brother but I can't give him a job with my construction company. The guy is smart*^*but has no coordination. He's all fingers and .......," Steve told him.
- "Can I ask you a personal question, Bill?" Mary asked. "....... away," he replied.
- "How is your business doing?" his brother asked. "Well, we are finally firing on all ....... and we are starting to*^*get more customers every day. So, not bad," he replied.
- "Do I have to make an appointment or reservation," the customer asked. She informed him that their*^*restaurant worked on a 'first come, first ....... basis' and that she would not have to do either.*^*
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Question 175. Why was Valencia ranked in third place?
- Questions 176-180 refer to the following letter and e-mail.
Maxfield Financial Group
May 10
Bethany Aldridge
18 Juniper Road
Westport. CT 06880Dear Ms. Aldridge.
This letter is in response to your request to sign up for paperless statements. Your statements will now be sent via e-mail on the 25th of each month. All such statements will also be accessible from your online account, and you will be able to print them at your convenience. They will contain all of the same information that is included in your paper statements. In order to protect your account details, please ensure that the device you use to download and save your paperless statements is secure.
If you would like a paper statement mailed to your primary address in addition to the paperless one. log on to your account and check the "Mail my Statement" box under "Delivery Preferences." Keep in mind that Maxfield Financial group does charge an annual fee of $24 to clients who choose to receive paper statements. If you would like to stop receiving paperless statements and revert back to mailed paper statements only, return to your account and uncheck "E-mail my Statement."
Best regards,
Customer Service
Maxfield Financial GroupTo: Bethany Aldridge <[email protected]>
From: Customer Service <[email protected]>
Date: May 25
Subject: Your May Statement
Attachment: May_Statement
Dear Ms. Aldridge,
Please find your Maxfield Financial Group electronic account statement for the month of May attached. As this is the first electronic statement that has been sent to you, please review it carefully and contact our service center if you have any questions or concerns. We have received your payment, and your copy will arrive via mail within the next five to seven days.
To ensure that you receive monthly statement notifications, make sure to keep a current e-mail and postal address on file with us. If you are planning to change them, simply update them in the "Personal Information" section of our Web site. If you use a work e-mail address, keep in mind that some companies may block the receipt of employees' personal e-mail.
Sincerely,
Customer Service
Maxfield Financial Group Question 176. Why was the letter written?
Question 177. What is stated about paperless statements in the letter?
Question 178. According to the letter, how can print copies of statements be requested?
Question 179. Why has Ms. Aldridge been asked to check her digital statement?