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--It looks rain. Shah I take an umbrella for you?

--________.

A. With pleasure B. No problem

C. Out of the question D. Yes, please go ahead

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A．Phil Meteer

B．Terrafugia Company

C．Plattsburgh International Airport

D．both A and B

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