Вопрос № 867602 - Английский язык

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Police: 1_______?
Driver: Did you signal more than once, then?
Police: What do you think? Of course we did. Only you didn’t see us because you were speeding. That’s why.
Driver: Was I? I’m sorry about that. 2_______?
Police: Don’t you know? 60 kph.
Driver: Was I doing more than that, then?
Police: What do you think? Of course you were. You were doing more than 80 kph.
Driver: Was I? I am sorry about that.
Police: 3_______.
Driver: Will I have to pay a fine? Will I have my license endorsed?
Police: 4_______.

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Police: 1_______?
Driver: Did you signal more than once, then?
Police: What do you think? Of course we did. Only you didn’t see us because you were speeding. That’s why.
Driver: Was I? I’m sorry about that. 2_______?
Police: Don’t you know? 60 kph.
Driver: Was I doing more than that, then?
Police: What do you think? Of course you were. You were doing more than 80 kph.
Driver: Was I? I am sorry about that.
Police: 3_______.
Driver: Will I have to pay a fine? Will I have my license endorsed?
Police: 4_______.

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Policeman: 1_______, Mr. Snow, what can you remember about the attack?
Mr. Snow: Well, I was working… late yesterday evening.
Policeman: What time did you leave your office?
Mr. Snow: About quarter past nine.
Policeman: 2_______?
Mr. Snow: Oh, yes. …I looked at my watch.
Policeman: What did you do then?
Mr. Snow: 3_______. …I was walking to my car, when somebody hit me on the head.
Policeman: Did you see the attacker?
Mr. Snow: No, he was wearing a stocking over his head.
Policeman: 4_______, Mr. Snow, how did you break your leg?
Mr. Snow: Well, when they were pulling me into the ambulance, they dropped me!

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Police officer: Yes, Miss. 1_______?
Girl: My dog’s disappeared.
Police officer: Disappeared, you say. 2_______? He hasn’t just gone for a walk? They often do, you know.
Girl: No, he never does that. He hasn’t been home for two days.
Police officer: Well, we’d better take some details. Can you describe the dog, please?
Girl: Yes, he’s a small black poodle. About two years old.
Police officer: 3_______, and what is the dog’s name?
Girl: He’s called Jack.
Police officer: Jack. And when did you last see him?
Girl: On Friday morning. He was in the garden.
Police officer: Was he wearing a collar?
Girl: Yes, a blue collar with my address on it.
Police officer: Good. Well, 4_______ someone will find him. Now can I have your name and address?

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Large Law firms are typically characterized as firms with fifty or more lawyers. 1_______:
– the firm usually has the resources to handle legal matters for public companies, governments 2_______;
– lawyers have high levels of expertise and have been educated at the most prestigious law schools;
– you are a strong opponent if 3_______;
– almost all large firms have offices in metropolitan areas. 4_______.

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People typically refer to the owners of a law firm as partners. It is very prestigious for a lawyer to become a partner of his or her law firm. Partners are usually the most experienced lawyers in the firm and they charge the highest fees.
Lawyers who are employed by a firm but who are not owners are typically called associates. Associates can be very good lawyers but they typically have less experience than the partners of the firm. Although it varies from firm to firm, associates typically have to work for four to ten years before they are considered for partnership. Given their experience, associates typically bill at lower rates than partners.
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Lawyers who are employed by a firm but who are not owners…