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Getting a haircutHi! How can I help you? It is time for a haircut. Please have a seat. How would you like your haircut? Just trim it, please. How does it look. It looks great. I little shorter in the back. Do you need me to wash your hair? Yes, please. How much do I owe you? That's 15 Dollars. Here you are. Thank yoy very much! Have a nice day.
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First and then - after that - next Where are you from? How old are you? Do you like Chinese Food?
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Yesterday I saw something
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