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MARTIN: |
Hello. I'm Martin Learner. |
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WILT: |
I'm
Wilt Brauer. How are you? |
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MARTIN: |
Fine thanks. How are you? |
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WILT: |
Fine thanks. This is Mrs. Brauer. |
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MARTIN: |
Good evening, Mrs. Brauer. |
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EMILY: |
I'm
Emily. What do you do, Mr. Learner. |
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MARTIN: |
I'm
a reporter. May I ask some questions? |
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WILT: |
Of
course. |
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MARTIN: |
Are
you a farmer? |
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WILT: |
Yes, I am. |
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MARTIN: |
Are
all these men farmers? |
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WILT: |
Yes, they are. |
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EMILY: |
Some women are farmers too. |
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WILT: |
Emily is a good farmer. |
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EMILY: |
Yes, we're both farmers. Would you like some coffee? |
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MARTIN: |
Yes, please. |
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EMILY: |
Come with me. |
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MARTIN: |
Thank you. |
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EMILY: |
You're welcome. Have you met Chuck Kessler? |
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MARTIN: |
No,
I haven't. Hello, how are you? |
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CHUCK: |
Fine thanks. Who are you? |
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MARTIN: |
Martin Learner. Are you a farmer? |
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CHUCK: |
Oh,
yes. We're all farmers. |
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MARTIN: |
Where do you live? |
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CHUCK: |
I
live in the country. |
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EMILY: |
He
and Mrs. Kessler live in a big house east of here. |
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MARTIN: |
Where do you live, Emily? |
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EMILY: |
We
live south of here. We live in a small house. |
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CHUCK: |
Where do you live? Do you live on a farm? |
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MARTIN: |
No,
I don't. I live in Baltimore. I live in an apartment. |
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CHUCK: |
Do
you like the city? |
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MARTIN: |
Yes. I like the country too. But my home is in the city. |
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MARTIN: |
This is good coffee. |
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EMILY: |
Thanks. Have you met Lisa Jankusky? |
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MARTIN: |
No,
I haven't. |
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LISA: |
I'm
Lisa. How are you? |
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MARTIN: |
Fine thanks. How are you? |
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LISA: |
Fine thanks. |
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MARTIN: |
Are
you a farmer? |
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LISA: |
No,
I'm not. I'm a housewife. |
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MARTIN: |
Do
you live here in town? |
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LISA: |
No,
I don't. My home is in the country. |
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MARTIN: |
My
home is in the city. |
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LISA: |
Do
you live in a house? |
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MARTIN: |
No,
I live in an apartment. |
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LISA: |
My
home is west of here. I live in a big house. |
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LISA: |
Hi,
Wilt. This is Martin. |
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MARTIN: |
We've met. Wilt, where is your house? |
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WILT: |
It's south of here. |
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MARTIN: |
May
I visit your farm? |
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WILT: |
Of
course. Can you come on Monday? |
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MARTIN: |
No,
I can't. |
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WILT: |
Can
you come on Tuesday? |
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MARTIN: |
Yes. I want to ask you some questions on Tuesday. |
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WILT: |
OK.
Goodbye. |
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LISA: |
Goodbye, Wilt. Hi, Eric. This is Martin. |
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ERIC: |
Hi.
I'm Eric Jankusky. |
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MARTIN: |
Are
you Lisa's husband? |
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ERIC: |
Yes, I am. |
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MARTIN: |
Are
you a farmer? |
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ERIC: |
Yes, I am. All these men are farmers. |
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