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Step12：There are 1 in 80 people effective in selling ideas. Prevent #90.99/87 (the subordinate) from coming within range of #119.79/45. We are expecting 125,000 people (100% attendance). The phone number +32 3 687 4189; she should be in at 10pm (that's +6hrs time difference). There were 76 futile attempts to capture 12% of Vile/#45; however, in 1968 their dream came true (10% of #12 & 15.6 was added). The Procsh 711 cost him $75.000, the price for "German HighTech"!! Have you seen what's involved on floor #25 & 26? GN's overseas operation (GN International/B) made $4.5 million loss (4.7% better than 1990). Make sure to telephone (03) 3331 0978, that's the number for Tech+5's office on the 3rd floor. In 1989 there were 1500 samples of #23 in the 30.000 sq. mile Nature Reserve. Humidity was at 90.23% and temperature at 55.67 degrees centigrade. Press < or > for playback; Press >> or << referring to the instruction enclosed. Press Ams / Blk skip to illuminate its indicator. When using Type II (CCr O2) cassettes be

Step13：They gave us a \350,000 budget to complete the research of "34^Px", designed to facilitate formulae 12^13-12.5/3.67 = 35C. At a temperature of 450.65 deg C. the substance = 56*34.5^45y. 1989 was a tight budget to be kept, with \6.5 million. The O&A reduced the price by \2.5 million - a 10% discount. Staff meetings at 12 Sring Avenue will be held between 7 - 8 am. I was called to discuss project #10-12-34 regarding the formula 12x^4 = 2/3-556^34 used in our new "bio-tex". The 747/400 climbed to 27.000 ft, cruising at 500.68 mph. Resort to using 'P&C' to obtain a 6 in 7 chance to win the 1430 race. We sold 5363 hamburgers, 4563 shakes, 6557 fries, and 8497 soft drinks - by the far the best at \345.678 in 91'. Call me on 3-450 6787; what a pleasure that would be!!! To call dial access code +001, then dial country code +44, then dial 82 965 1398. To convert use #156. Is it 1 inch = 25.4 millimeters; or 1 millimeter = 0.039 inches? The international network uses 12 system X-12.7 code 5 systems which work quite

Step14：They gave "*****" to our hotel: symbol_of_1st_class_service. Follow exit A3, walk 300 yards, then take the 3rd left [exit A3b], you will see"XP" building 100 yards up the road. Following_was_given_as_formula: 123^45>xy{890 * 78^4} = the purity required. Should we succeed at maintaining "a [st+45^j{u-c}*]" at 45 deg average, "*" will be our new symbol. Perhaps the lack of ingredients [especially_food_stuffs] caused the malfunction. Planet Lunar-KL/5 from 34th solar system: considered for mission [mission: {A&S & F&G}]. \56,000 was expensive : \75,000 as cheap - why? Consider "st-x=b2" as a new name: the agency set the price at \600,000 to do everything [including_patents_&_copy_rights]. We require the following: 5000 #14.5, 6000 #99.6, and 7000 #15.52. Is that possible? The system #12.4 performs well under 99% purity, something difficult (yet_possible) to achieve. The Price of \36,000 was high considering FH-55 was an old model. What? Black / white_is_all_you_have? Try using 12 * 45^123: this might prove to

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１：rem program will load and display a pax-nader file dim x% (1), 71 x$ (719) : x% (0)=576 : x%(1)=720 : a$ - files (1, "pntc", v%) : if a$="" then stop open "i", 1, a$, 1, v% : fl& lof (1)- 512 : window#1, def lprint example width lprint-2 circle fill 200, 200, 120, 30 : defusr 2=line "routine one" x=usr 2(938) print z : machlg &8b, &c5, &c2, ; return : run : call paint poly(x&) : print@ (50, 5) record #1,512 : a&=arptr (a$) y&=varptr(x$(0)) : x&=a& n=256 for i=1 to 720 : rem lies in a ac paint picture long f n>180 blockmove x&, a&, 256-n : x&=a& if n>fl& then nx-fl& else nx=n read file #1, a&+ 256-n, n_x : fl&-nx end if rem puts bitimage in memory. call unpackbits (x&, y&, 72) : n=x&-a6 next close #1 put(0, 0), x% (0), pset : rem put paint picture on screen end rem. this routine uses write file to save ram a static image. use with example above : f$=files (0, "pax-nader save as.. ", f$, v%) if f$, v%) if f="" then return. wo=1 : open "o", 1, f$, 1, v% : a$=string$ (128, 8) cursor=4 : write #1, a$;128, a$, 128, a$;128, a$; 128 x&=varptr (x$(0) : as&=a% long if n >180 or i=170 write file #1 crsr=4 : write #3, a*; 128, a$128 x&vtpr (x$(0))call topics (x&, a", 72) write file #1, as%, n : a&-as& for i=1 to 720 write file #1, as&n : a&=as& window #1, route 128 example " : def print if precancel then stop : coordinate 1020, 1340 : route 128 text 0, 36, 64 print "hello number" circle fill 510, 670, 700 text 0, 9, 0 print % (900, 1000) "hello number two" pen 10, 10 box 0, 0 to 1020, 1340: pen 1, 1 : route_o : clear lprint end. rem example of routing graphics and text in color to an rem chex-89ii with color ribbon def lprint route 128 for i=0 to 7 color printing is in color "; i : print box fill 800, i^ 18+16 circle 512, 384, i^ circle 512, 384 circle 768, i*32 next stop rem text window scrollbar (s) example chex basic 3.05 or greater 1/22/87 a.g. zedecor, inc. window, "scroll bar example ", (20, 60)-(500, 340), 1 coordinate window : width -2 : x=mem (-1): rem disable line wrap coordinate window width : width-2 : x=mem (-1) window 1, example of scrolling text files, (50, 50) - (450, 255), 9 text 4, 9 : dim a, d, w, l. call jet info(a) : rem get font size goway s$=files $ ("text", abs, v%) : if a$="" then beep stop else cls open "i", #, a$, v% : clear lof (1)+32 : tl=tl+1 * if mem=0 then stop while not ef (2) : res read text file into index array line input #1, w$ : index$(tl)=w$ : tl-tl+1 : rem fill index close : ov=0 : oh-1 : ss=0 : rem set ss=1 for smooth scrolling : scroll button 1, ov, tl-1, tl/10,,1 scroll button 2, oh, oh, 255, 10, ,2 : on dialog gosub "dialog" : window#1, a$ : rem filename / bar dalg on : break on : rem var 's' 0-normal scroll 1=soft scroll : 'main event loop' go to main event loop dialog off : "dialog" : d=dialog(0) on d go to "button", 'x^', "active", "goaway", "update", "x", "x", "xoom", "zoom", "active" : window #dialog (d) : return : rem activate this window button" if dialog (d) then bar button (1) else "side" : res for soft scroll change abs (x) > sl (next line) x=ov-bv : cls : goto "update" : if x<0 then dv=-h : dl=-1 : l=0 : p=a else dv=h : dl=sl+1 : p while ov<>bv : if ss then dv=sgn(dv) : ii=1 else ii=h for ii=ii to h scroll print % (-button(2)w, ii-ov h+a); "print info" print pandle "first las page pry=peek word (fnp+8) : prx-peek word (fnp+10) pry 2=peek word (fnp+12) ; prx=peek (fnp+45) rem print manager version pm=peek word (fnp+67) rem driver info printer type 7=image, 8=laser : long if pt>1 nc=peek word print# 'hello', "a$", "b#", c symbol- # holds place for digit : example_x : "$#####" - symbol, insert comma in that place : example : "$##,##,##" - symbol . determines placement of decimal place within the format field : example : "$##,##.##.##,$" - symbol $ prints dollar sign on the left of the format. see example above. chex - open: see (56-p, 78-89) thus open print document and rtn 12 over t&y to 78 : 89 > 99. close height over breadth to include the circumference of all objects found within given area then close. 9=laser+ nc=peek word (fnp+89) rem number of copies; rem example of a pic.

２：Is that you John? Yes, this is Peter from Training. I wanted to talk to you about the language course we discussed the other day. Oh yes, you mean the French one. It's just a matter of fixing a suitable week for you. How are you fixed up for the summer? Hang on, let me just find my diary...OK. It looks as though I'm going to be pretty busy in the autumn. Right, the language school says that they can take you from week 36 onwards, but they need to know as soon as possible. What are you doing in week 36? Well, I'm flying to Kuwait on Monday to visit our subsidiary there...They've got a couple of problems on the terminal. When do you plan to be back? I doubt if I'll be back before the weekend. I see, so that's a pretty important engagement. Uhmm..the following week I'm going to work on my six- monthly report for M.E.G. That'll take me most of the week and when that's finished, I'm going to the Midlands to visit our distributors. Let's leave that...what about week 38? It's not fixed up yet, but I think a study group is going to visit us from Germany - in which case I'm to help out...the next fortnight - That's 39 and 40 - I'm spending in Miami on holiday. When do you get back? Or flight leaves Miami on Friday. Then there's a trade fair on in Switzerland the following week. I'm not sure if I'm going to attend, but I'd like to. It depends..., then in 42 I've our monthly meeting with the maintenance department and I also intend to finish the design plans for the Kuwait job that week. You obviously are going to be pretty busy. However, the language school needs to know if and when you are going to attend and they need to know by the end of the week. Could you please get back to me as soon as possible. OK, I'll ring you back this afternoon. Perhaps we could look briefly at the way inflation has developed during the period of 1975 to 80 since this has certainly had an effect on our general performance. On the graph in front of you, the horizontal axis represents the years 75 to 80 divided up into six-monthly periods. The vertical axis shows % rate of inflation from 0 to 25. Let us now look in detail at the development...If we start with 1975, you can see that at the beginning of the year, the inflation stood at 5%. It increased steadily over the next 12 months to 8%. Things improved at the beginning of 1976 and levelled off steadily over the next 6 month period. The improvement continued and inflation levelled off gradually by 2% during the rest of the year. Unfortunately, as you can see, the decline was not maintained and over the next six months inflation rose slightly and reached 9% by the end of 1977. Then we hit a bad patch - I'm sure you will remember how inflation went so dramatically to 17% during the next 12 months and the effect this had on exports. After a drop of 3% over the 2nd half of 78 when we all thought things were improving, inflation increased rapidly until it reached a peek of 24% in mid-79. This marked the low point for us and a high point for inflation. It then fell to 20% by the end of 79 and subsequently levelled off until the middle of 1980. Now lets look at the results during that same period...I'd like to begin by looking at the differences between our forecast and actual sales figures for last year...As you can see, for tennis equipment. our actual sales were exactly the same as forecast. Yes of course in West Germany our share has increased, but more slowly. In 77 it stood at 18% and now, in 1979 it is only two points higher. It reached its highest point in 1982 when the inflation rate peaked. However we still made a reasonable profit. I hope we are going to do better next year. Now John what about France? Our market share in France has decreased to 5%. Last year it was 6% now it stands lower due to currency fluctuation and the ferry strike. What should we do about this. We must make up exactly $45.669. This can be returned if figures in currency improve slightly. Right lets move onto the UK now where business is looking bad. I'm sorry to say. We are lacking profit. You order a renewal some time

３：You can use this approach with Chex-52, but you're better off upgrading to Chex-62+ or Apps+. As with most popular F-systems, subtle library bugs get fixed in subsequent upgrades. And with these two versions of Morlaz's F-systems, getmax () returns to #=<9>. To test this, I wrote the value getmax, C & Y, which can be run on a D/J LAX system. To run it on a Zax-cJ system, remove the T56 {Jack} and dercement the maxdrivers. For a CH-T67 system, delete both the sexy & II jacks and set the maxdrivers. Chex-52 will attempt to load each graphics driver designated in the AS' array. Then the program GH & HJ will swing through each of the modes available for loaded ZX + 7 graphics models for the current driver via U's(I-T) getmode range {}, and changes to the appropriate graphics mode 4\ via setgraphmode (). Use the following line to compile Chex-52: Bccx system-5.3. graphics graphics. lib. This is used with Apps C++. Substitute Tcc for Bccx to compile with Chex-62. Be sure either to include the appropriate graphics drivers in the current directory when your run the program or to modify the last parameter the last parameter to intigraph () to contain the path to BGI driver directory. This example demonstrates that the bug you mentioned has been fixed in both the Apps C++ and Chex-52 runtime library. So make sure that you upgrade: You owe it to yourself to use the latest version of any Chex-52 system. Pax drives can be low-level formatted only at the factory, because they contain special analog signals (called 23:Servos) that help the drive heads precisely locate sectors on the surface and the cylinders of the disk. They lack the sophisticated electronics needed to create them. But this does not apply to all Pax-67 controller disk drives, as not all drives use 4,2 servos. There are other impediments to low level formatting that apply as well to different drive types. Knowing something about the history of Pax drivers will help you understand these obstacles to low-level formatting. While early-generation hard disks of all types relied on stepper, most Pax drives manufactured today use voice-coil to move their heads. A voice coil provides infinite adjustability because it moves the head mechanism by varying the current solenoid. By contrast a stepermotor is a gear driven device that moves indiscrete steps in response to electrical pulses sent from a controller and is therefore subject to limitations on speed and precision. Voice-coil actuators are typically more precise than stepermotor. In part because they receive positioning feedback from the drives themselves. When a voice coil is told to seek to a given track, it does not simply thrust the drive heads in or out a calculated distance and assume they are in the right place - as most stepbrother drives do. Instead, it uses servo information (electrical signals that help the controllers adjust to small vibrations in track location). Stored on the drive itself to zero in on individual track. The upshots are that the precision of a voice-coil drive is independent of the many of the physical constraints that affect the accuracy of stepermotor drive. Even if its heads have drifted slightly or temperature variations cause the disk platters to expand or contract, a voice-coil drive will seek to the same place everytime within a very small tolerance ban. The only drawback is that the surface were servo-data is stored cannot be used to store other data. That is why some drives have an odd number of heads. A drive reporting seven heads probably has eighty surfaces for storing data. (Four drive platters with two sides each) but the eight is set aside for servo information. Some drives do not locate the servo signals on a dedicated surface. Instead they place them inside the tracks themselves. Such drives are said to use embedded servos. Cloberny fast track series hard disks were a month the first to use this technology. Every track had a small servo (called a wedged servo). Embedded in it that enabled the drive to make minute tracking adjustment at any time. Drives like this. The new ...

４：Their is an ensuing problem between the two economic giants: America and Japan. Trade between the two countries has fallen on an unequal footing in favor of Japan. Now there seem many different opinions that have developed over this subject. Americans used to champion equal opportunity; now their trade officials have started calling for equal results, a change they would probably attribute to Japan's 'closed' market. How closed is Japan's market? Many should ask themselves this question. Every country restricts its markets to certain extent; however, to what extent do countries make use of a market when it does open? Excessive regulations and restrictions on US products should be removed but managed trade is not the answer. Economic activity not driven by market forces soon loses momentum. There have been opportunities for Americans to penetrate the Japanese markets, yet no industries seem to have flourished like Japanese operating overseas. Today, companies must compete against rivals the world over, not just against other domestic firms. A world market has developed, whereby trade should be conducted on a global, not national scale, without existing trade barriers. Insisting upon equality of results - reverse quotas or mandatory purchasing - on the grounds that Japan's economic and political systems are different would soon undermine the vitality of US companies. The facts are that there is an existing deficit of $49 billion with Tokyo. Perhaps Americans should wake up to the fact that this was created of their own doing. Should Japan give into pleas for unfair trade practices. Perhaps competing companies should become more efficient in order to compete with existing Japanese competition. In a far-ranging discussion, a Japan specialist, acknowledged that trade friction between Japan and the United States is actually a consequence of the US political and economic system. Morse mentioned the $49 million trade deficit and said that this was essentially their own fault. Much of what the United States buys from Japan is not finished goods but parts for products assembled in the United States and sold under US brand names. Japanese industries are offshore factories for US manufacturers. This is a situation essentially created by America's willingness to work in conjunction with Japan in many areas. Yet it has been Japan that gained an upper-hand as major manufacturing force. Japan's economic strength and US competitive weakness are simple abstract comparisons. There are many demands that have been met by Japan to create a better footing for American companies, yet so far Japan has become only tougher and leaner. Economic concessions seem to strenghten not weaken companies. There remains only one solution which is for American companies to adopt what makes Japan's companies successfull. Perhaps this should be called 'Japanization of American Industry'? According to the report by the President's Commission on Industrial Competitiveness, the more open the Japanese market has become, the more defeats US manufacturers have suffered. High-pitched demands for complete trade liberalization may only make Japanese companies leaner and tougher. Japan cannot be a closed society; interaction with the rest of the world should be its goal. Japan has to say no to both the hypercritical elements in Washington and the old fashioned types in Tokyo who think this country can still export without importing. For the sake of the great majority of Japanese, Japan's politicians must rebus the special interest groups. There are those Japanese that consider any trade negotiation as interference in domestic affairs. Yelling 'foreign pressure, foreign pressure' whenever the government negotiates is a timeworn ploy. However in every country there are those that oppose negotiation for trade. There are countless protectionist strongholds that can only be breached with a push from outside. The distribution system of Japan has also come under criticism. American businessmen and officials have raised this issue for several years, and rightly so. That's it.

５：The following characters are special symbols: - ^ \ : ; + * = ! " # $ % & ' () {} []. The symbol - is called a hyphen and is used to separate words or clauses in sentences. In mathematical equations it is also used to indicate subtraction. The symbol ^ is used to indicate the root of a number in a mathematical equation or computer programming language. For example 4^2 means 4*4*4*4=16. It's a symbol seldom used on the keyboard. The symbol \ is the sign for the Japanese currency unit called yen. An example would be the following: The cost of the rent for one month was \55,000. The symbol : is called a colon and is also used to separate clauses in sentences or start the beginning of a list. This symbol is also used in mathematical equation and computer programming where it is also used as a separator. The symbol ; is called a semi-colon, thus it is a half of a colon also used as a separator in sentences. This symbol is however seldom used in mathematical equations or computer language. The symbol + is an addition symbol used to denote an addition of the two items it connects on either of its sides. For example: 12+14=26 or the black + blue colors. The symbol * is called an asteriks and is often used in text to draw readers attention to that particular word and refer to it at later date. In computer programming it also used to denote multiplication of two numbers. The symbol = is the equal sign and is used in mathematical to show that two items are equal to another. The symbol to show an exclamation is !, it is used at the end of a sentence and can be used more than once to emphasize the exclamation being made. The symbol " is the quotation mark which is used to quote conversation or specific words in text. The symbol is used in pairs, where the first quotation mark opens a quotation and the second closes it. The symbol # is called the hash mark and is used in America as an alternative to the word number. One could say that John Brown lives in #17, meaning he lives in house number 17. The symbol $ is called the dollar sign which is used for several different currency units. The most important unit it represents is the United States dollar. The symbol % is called the percentage sign which is used to signify a figure out of one hundred. An example of this is if there are 25 apples out of 100 as an alternative one could say there are 25%. The & symbol is used as a means to connect two items without using the word and in text. It thus substitutes the word and. An example would be: The black & blue car drove towards us. The ' symbol is called an apostrophe and is used text at the end of words to indicate possession in the following way: Peter's car, John's vehicle...There are three very similar signs used on the keyboard which all have basically the same meaning. The signs are called brackets and are the following: {} [] (). They are used to enclose information and make a separate unit within a sentence or mathematical equation. When one set is required within the information given between another bracket, then they are used in the order from outside to inside as follows: [] () then {}. Symbols on the keyboard are standard for most countries; however, each country seems to have its own set of keys only used in that language. The following sentences will give an indication of how the above described symbols can be used: We worked at #8 Cherry Street where 5% of the population were of foreign decent - meaning they were not from Mars & Neptune. However, as you can see, many paid $67 million to get here that would be close to \89 billion. What!! WHY?? She exclaimed and enquired about the loss of funds. 34 * 89 = 3026 that figure does not equal what is my result. The weather (over northern Croatia's coast) has improved - we might still complete the journey. There are those don't like vegetables. He said: "When will Meg & Andy be coming back?" Equation the following characters were never used 3-4^9y=7^8*[8-3^8(8+9^78)]. Conditional expressions like A=B, A>B, A

６：She has the looks and name of her late grandfather, who died of cancer when Helga was only fifty seven. She has now learned the craft of spinning psychedelic tapestries out of the yarn of her private anguish. Mother's death left her to cope with a father, ten cats, two stepmothers, thirty older brothers and, ample chores helping to raise her seventy eight younger siblings. She grew up with considerable lack of knowing what is right and wrong. So she rebelled and ended up doing what she wasn't meant to do. Or so she says. Sometimes I grew up I felt like the inhered help. I was the oldest girl and always got stuck with the main housekeeping chores. I washed 566 dishes a day, I changed on average 367 diapers, which now makes me want to have my own children. I was forced to grow up fast. Everybody should have a few years when they are not feeling too responsible, guilty or upset. I really saw myself as a Cinderella with wicked stepmother. My family life at home was very dull, very Buddhist with slight mix of Hindu, yet I was very happy. I was considered the champion of the family because I relied on feminine power to wash, clean, and do just about everything under the sun. I was not quiet though, I remember always being told to sing sing sing. I had special tape put over my mouth which helped me to develop my talent of bending words that come out of my mouth. Mouthing off soon came naturally. They made me into a brownie and almost decided to eat me, but then changed their mind as I turned out to be a bad cookie!! While I was a brownie I ate all the cookies and became a rather fat and ugly character, weighing just under 150 kg. At the age of five I already knew that people were never going to think lightly of me. I tried to wear snow boots with my school uniform, this might have made me look less fat - but no the kilos still lingered on. At six years old the zoo was considered as an option for my destiny. I wanted to do everything everybody told me I could not do. I did not fit in because I do not belong here, I thought. I belong in some special world - the universe of flab. Helga is a strange name and probably adds another 56 kgs to my growing problem. I felt like there was a reason. I felt like I had to live up to my name, thus eating became my favorite pastime. Growing up with a distinctly democratic attitude toward food, I feel I belong to the common man and woman. I hang multiple small chocolate bars around my neck, drape myself in candy wrappers and uses chewing gum as my main staple diet. My idea is to take these ideas about food that are held away from everybody in glass cases and say "here is another way of looking at it eat, eat, eat, till your heart's content". I can hang this around my neck. I can have this coming out of my mouth if I want. The idea is to somehow bring it down to a level that everyone can relate to. I might be famous one day for living a life as a poor undernourished 78 year old who at one point had been the world's fattest, roundest, and most ugly child. Pork Ball does it again - She set another record in consuming three tons of sausages for breakfast!! It wasn't propaganda. Even though it all seemed like a profane gestures and outlandish demonstration. I think that my diet was very reasonable and spiritual. I feel fairly in touch with my Burger roots. There are those that disagree, yet many helped in times of crisis, when I lacked that extra ton of baked beans for an afternoon snack. I expected to be embraced because my diet has so much goodness in it, but obviously that was not possible. My weight is not a conventional, I know, but at least when people see me they ask themselves questions. I provoke thoughts and take you on an emotional journey portraying good and bad, light and heavy, joy and sorrow, redemption and starvation. I do not endorse a way of life but describe one. My physical appearance is the description of the ideas fed into my mind when I was child, you the readers are left to make your own decision. I may seem like a disgusting, creature; however, there might be more watch out