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T h e

Language of

Negotiation

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?

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To confer with another so

as to arrive at the settlement of some matter through conference,

discussion, and compromise.

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READING

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Read the following text

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Summarise the main points as a list of guidelines on negotiating

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The Art of Negotiation

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There has been a great deal of research into the art of negotiation, and, in particular, into what makes a 'good' negotiator.

One point most researchers seem to agree on is that good negotiators try to create a harmonious atmosphere at the start of a negotiation. They make an effort to establish a good rapport with their opposite number, so that there will be a willingness - on both sides - to make concessions, if this should prove necessary.

Good negotiators generally wish to reach an agreement which meets the interests of both sides. They therefore tend to take a long-term view, ensuring that the agreement will improve, or at least not harm, their relationship with the other party. On the other hand, a poor negotiator tends to look for immediate gains, forgetting that the real benefits of a deal may come much later.

Skilful negotiators are flexible. They do not "lock themselves" into a position so that they will lose face if they have to compromise. They have a range of objectives,- thus allowing themselves to make concessions, for example, "I aim to buy this machine for £2,000" and not "I must buy it for £2,000". Poor negotiators have limited objectives, and may not even work out a "fall-back" position.

Successful negotiators do not want a negotiation to, break down, If problems arise, they suggest ways of resolving them. The best negotiators are persuasive, articulate people, who select a few key arguments and repeat them. This suggests that tenacity is an important quality.

Finally, it is essential to be a good listener and to check frequently that everything has been understood by both parties.

The Art of Negotiation

(from Business Class: David Cotton, Sue Robbins. Pearson Education)

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5 points for summary

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Good negotiators try to create a harmonious atmosphere at the start of a negotiation

5 points for summary

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Good negotiators try to reach an agreement which meets the interests of both sides

Good negotiators try to create a harmonious atmosphere at the start of a negotiation

5 points for summary

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Skilful negotiators are flexible

Good negotiators try to reach an agreement which meets the interests of both sides

Good negotiators try to create a harmonious atmosphere at the start of a negotiation

5 points for summary

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Skilful negotiators are flexible

Good negotiators try to reach an agreement which meets the interests of both sides

Good negotiators try to create a harmonious atmosphere at the start of a negotiation

Successful negotiators do not want a negotiation to break down

5 points for summary

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Skilful negotiators are flexible

Good negotiators try to reach an agreement which meets the interests of both sides

Good negotiators try to create a harmonious atmosphere at the start of a negotiation

Successful negotiators do not want a negotiation to break down

It is essential to be a good listener

5 points for summary

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A negotiation involves…

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More than one person

A negotiation involves…

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Bargaining

More than one person

A negotiation involves…

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Solving problems

Bargaining

More than one person

A negotiation involves…

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Solving problems

Bargaining

More than one person

Agreement and disagreement

A negotiation involves…

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Solving problems

Bargaining

More than one person

Agreement and disagreement

Closing the deal

A negotiation involves…

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Who Negotiates?

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Married couples

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Bargain hunters

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People in difficult situations

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Government leaders

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Gangsters

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The secrets of good negotiators

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Planning

The secrets of good negotiators

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Planning

Preparation

The secrets of good negotiators

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Planning

Preparation

Technique

The secrets of good negotiators

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Planning

Preparation

TechniqueLanguage

The secrets of good negotiators

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Planning

PreparationResearch

TechniqueLanguage

The secrets of good negotiators

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Planning

PreparationResearch

TechniqueLanguage

The secrets of good negotiators

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Preparation Planning

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Preparation Planning

The more you do the better

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Preparation Planning

The more you do the better

Know your negotiating limits

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Preparation Planning

The more you do the better

Know your negotiating limits

Set your goals at the planning stage

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A goal without a plan is just a wishAntoine de Saint-Exupery

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A goal without a plan is just a wishAntoine de Saint-Exupery

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Do as much as possible

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Techniques

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Establishing a good rapport

Techniques

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Confirming your negotiation theme

Establishing a good rapport

Techniques

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Confirming your negotiation theme

Establishing a good rapport

Listening carefully

Techniques

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Confirming your negotiation theme

Establishing a good rapport

Listening carefully

Avoiding conflict

Techniques

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Confirming your negotiation theme

Establishing a good rapport

Listening carefully

Avoiding conflict

Summarising

Techniques

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Confirming your negotiation theme

Establishing a good rapport

Listening carefully

Avoiding conflict

Summarising

Agreeing

Techniques

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Confirming your negotiation theme

Establishing a good rapport

Listening carefully

Avoiding conflict

Summarising

Agreeing

Confirming

Techniques

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Confirming your negotiation theme

Establishing a good rapport

Listening carefully

Avoiding conflict

Summarising

Agreeing

Confirming

Techniques

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Language

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Language

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Language

Soften language

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Be clear so as to avoid misunderstandings

Language

Soften language

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Be clear so as to avoid misunderstandings

Language

Soften language

Ask questions

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Be clear so as to avoid misunderstandings

Language

Soften language

Make proposals and concessions

Ask questions

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Be clear so as to avoid misunderstandings

Language

Use words you know well

Soften language

Make proposals and concessions

Ask questions

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SomeExamples of

Negotiation Language

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Customer

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Customer Supplier

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Price

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Price

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Price

What’s the cost per item?

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Price

The unit price is $600.

What’s the cost per item?

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That seems rather high.

Price

The unit price is $600.

What’s the cost per item?

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That seems rather high.

Price

What sort of price were you looking for?

The unit price is $600.

What’s the cost per item?

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That seems rather high.

Price

We were expecting something around $500.

What sort of price were you looking for?

The unit price is $600.

What’s the cost per item?

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That seems rather high.

Price

I think you will find our prices are

standard for this market.

We were expecting something around $500.

What sort of price were you looking for?

The unit price is $600.

What’s the cost per item?

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Quality & discounts

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Quality & discounts

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If we ordered say 1000 units, what sort of discount

would you give?

Quality & discounts

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Our normal discount is 3%.

If we ordered say 1000 units, what sort of discount

would you give?

Quality & discounts

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Isn’t that a little low?

Our normal discount is 3%.

If we ordered say 1000 units, what sort of discount

would you give?

Quality & discounts

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What kind of discount were you looking for?

Isn’t that a little low?

Our normal discount is 3%.

If we ordered say 1000 units, what sort of discount

would you give?

Quality & discounts

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Something nearer 5%.

What kind of discount were you looking for?

Isn’t that a little low?

Our normal discount is 3%.

If we ordered say 1000 units, what sort of discount

would you give?

Quality & discounts

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Delivery time

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Delivery time

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What’s your usual delivery time?

Delivery time

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About six weeks.

What’s your usual delivery time?

Delivery time

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I didn’t expect it to be so long.

About six weeks.

What’s your usual delivery time?

Delivery time

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What exactly did you have in mind?

I didn’t expect it to be so long.

About six weeks.

What’s your usual delivery time?

Delivery time

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If you deliver in four weeks, we will place an order.

Can you do that?

What exactly did you have in mind?

I didn’t expect it to be so long.

About six weeks.

What’s your usual delivery time?

Delivery time

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That’s a little short for us, but we could deliver

locally in five weeks.

If you deliver in four weeks, we will place an order.

Can you do that?

What exactly did you have in mind?

I didn’t expect it to be so long.

About six weeks.

What’s your usual delivery time?

Delivery time

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Terms of Payment

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Terms of Payment

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Can you tell me about your terms of payment.

Terms of Payment

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30 days after delivery.

Can you tell me about your terms of payment.

Terms of Payment

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Couldn’t you be a little more flexible?

30 days after delivery.

Can you tell me about your terms of payment.

Terms of Payment

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What do mean?

Couldn’t you be a little more flexible?

30 days after delivery.

Can you tell me about your terms of payment.

Terms of Payment

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Well we’d prefer, say, 60 days credit.

What do mean?

Couldn’t you be a little more flexible?

30 days after delivery.

Can you tell me about your terms of payment.

Terms of Payment

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We normally only offer these conditions to

regular customers, but for you we can do this!

Well we’d prefer, say, 60 days credit.

What do mean?

Couldn’t you be a little more flexible?

30 days after delivery.

Can you tell me about your terms of payment.

Terms of Payment

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Softening your language

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Softening your language

Using negative questions

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Softening your language

That seems rather high

Using negative questions

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Softening your language

That seems rather high Isn’t that a little low?

Using negative questions

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Softening your language

That seems rather high

Isn’t that a bit low?

Isn’t that a little low?

Using negative questions

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Softening your language

That seems rather high

That’s quite low, isn’t it?

Isn’t that a bit low?

Isn’t that a little low?

Using negative questions

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Softening your language

That seems rather high

Not very + positive adjective

That’s quite low, isn’t it?

Isn’t that a bit low?

Isn’t that a little low?

Using negative questions

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Softening your language

That seems rather high

The hotel was dirty

Not very + positive adjective

That’s quite low, isn’t it?

Isn’t that a bit low?

Isn’t that a little low?

Using negative questions

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Softening your language

That seems rather high

The hotel was dirty

Not very + positive adjective

That’s quite low, isn’t it?

Isn’t that a bit low?

Isn’t that a little low?

The hotel was not very clean

Using negative questions

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Asking direct questions

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Asking direct questions

Can you tell me about your terms of payment?

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Asking direct questions

Can you tell me about your terms of payment?

What sort of discount would you give?

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Asking direct questions

Can you tell me about your terms of payment?

What sort of discount would you give?

What kind of discount were you looking for?

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Asking direct questions

Can you tell me about your terms of payment?

What sort of discount would you give?

What kind of discount were you looking for?

What exactly did you have in mind?

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Avoiding Misunderstandings

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Avoiding Misunderstandings

What exactly do you mean?

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Avoiding Misunderstandings

What exactly do you mean?

When did you say you can do that?

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Avoiding Misunderstandings

What exactly do you mean?

When did you say you can do that?

I’m sorry, I don’t quite understand

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Making concessions

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Making concessions

We normally only offer these conditions to

regular customers, but we can do this for you

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Making concessions

We normally only offer these conditions to

regular customers, but we can do this for you

That’s a little short for us, but we could

deliver locally in two weeks

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Making proposals

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Making proposals

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Making proposals

If you deliver in four weeks, we will place an

order. Can you do that?

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Making proposals

If you deliver in four weeks, we will place an

order. Can you do that?

If we ordered, say one thousand units, what

sort of price would you give us?

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Ways of saying “No”

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Ways of saying “No”

People say lots of different things when they really mean "No."

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Ways of saying “No”

People say lots of different things when they really mean "No."

I'll see what I can do

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Ways of saying “No”

People say lots of different things when they really mean "No."

I'll see what I can do

I'll let you know

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Ways of saying “No”

People say lots of different things when they really mean "No."

I'll see what I can do

Maybe

I'll let you know

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Ways of saying “No”

People say lots of different things when they really mean "No."

I'll see what I can do

I'll ask

Maybe

I'll let you know

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Ways of saying “No”

People say lots of different things when they really mean "No."

I'll see what I can do

I'll find out

I'll ask

Maybe

I'll let you know

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Ways of saying “No”

People say lots of different things when they really mean "No."

I'll see what I can do

You could call my superior; he has more authority than me

I'll find out

I'll ask

Maybe

I'll let you know

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Ways of saying “No”

People say lots of different things when they really mean "No."

I'll see what I can do

You could call my superior; he has more authority than me

I'll find out

I'll ask

Maybe

I'll let you know

In most cases, a clear and honest "No, I'm afraid not," is the option that causes least problems, if accompanied by an explanation of the reasons why

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Remember!

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Remember!

Ask for more than you expect to get

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Remember!

Ask for more than you expect to get

Put yourself in the other party's shoes

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Remember!

Ask for more than you expect to get

Put yourself in the other party's shoes

Negotiate the "PACKAGE" not just the price

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Remember!

Ask for more than you expect to get

Put yourself in the other party's shoes

Never give without asking for

something in return

Negotiate the "PACKAGE" not just the price

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Remember!

Say "NO" one more time

Ask for more than you expect to get

Put yourself in the other party's shoes

Never give without asking for

something in return

Negotiate the "PACKAGE" not just the price

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Finally...

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A Story

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A sales-woman was driving home in the rain when she saw a little old lady walking by the roadside, heavily laden with shopping. Being a kindly soul, the sales-woman stopped the car and invited the old lady to climb in. During their small talk, the old lady caught sight of a brown paper bag on the front seat between them. " If you are wondering what's in the bag, " said the sales-woman, " It ' s a bottle of wine. I got it for my husband. " The little old lady was silent for a while, nodded several times, and said "Good trade."

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Thank you for

yourAttention