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                          Taxi  Order  Form
    Name （16）Cameron/CAMERON West
    Time7o'clock on （17）Sunday morning
    To the （18）airport
    FromRegent （19）Hotel/HOTEL downtown
    Phone No． （20）793-6826

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    解答 16．Cameron/CAMERON
    17．Sunday 18．airport   19．Hotel/HOTEL
    20． 793-6826

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