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Conversation 2 Cath: Who are you working for today, Tess? Tess: An Italian restaurant. I'm lucky. John's over there in the funny but they've only got one. Cath: What is it? Tess: I'm not sure. I think it's some kind of pasta.
Ответ:
Conversation 2
Cath: Who are you working for today, Tess?
Tess: An Italian restaurant. I'm lucky. John's over there in the funny outfit but they've only got one.
Cath: What is it?
Tess: I'm not sure. I think it's some kind of pasta.
Ответ: outfit
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