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18．听第7段材料，回答第8至10题．
8．What does Richard do？
A．He's a newsman．B．He's a manager．C．He's a researcher．
9．Where is Richard going next week？
A．Birmingham．B．Mexico City．C．Shanghai．
10．What will the speakers do tomorrow？
A．Eat out together．B．Visit a university．C．See Professor Hayes．

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