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This eponym comes from the name of a humorous character from the writings of Teddy Roosevelts VP, Charles W.
Question 1:
This eponym comes from the name of a humorous character from the writings of Teddy Roosevelts VP, Charles W.G. Fairbanks.
A.
dweeb
B.
booby
C.
dummy
D.
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[5:35]
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I have reserved a flight ticket for Germany for this Friday, but I'd like to change it to Tuesday or Wednesday.
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[5:47]
That's good! I'll do whatever it takes. I have an urgent business contract to sign on Wednesday afternoon.
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To: Michael Whitfield (
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From: Gregory Lee (
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Subject: Travel Plans
Date: April 4
Michael,
Thanks again for hosting that training session last week. — [1] —. Anyway, I was wondering when you are arriving in Philadelphia for the National Sales Awards. — [2] —. I was planning to arrive on May 11, but Nancy Bonner, our account manager for Vivatech, has asked me to accompany her to Boston to assist her with a presentation on our new products that are coming out next month. — [3] —. I wouldn’t miss the possibility of seeing you winning Sales Manager of the year! I look forward to seeing you there. — [4] —.
Regards,
Gregory Lee
Alcova, Inc.
Who is Nancy Bonner?