| KATE McKENA:
| January 28th! We can't make that deadline.
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| DON BRADLEY:
| Yes we can. It's difficult but it's possible.
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| KATE McKENNA:
| I don't know.
We're launching. The Mad Monkey on January 20th.
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| DON BRADLEY:
| We can re-schedule the launch of Mad Monkey can't we?
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| KATE McKENNA:
| I'll have to talk to the distributors as soon as possible.
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| DON BRADLEY:
| When can you go and see them?
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| KATE McKENNA:
| I'll have to take the first flight I can.
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| MR. SAKAI:
| The presentation was very interesting.
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| CLIVE HARRIS:
| Thank you.
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| MR. SAKAI:
| There are exciting possibilities for both our companies.
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| CLIVE HARRIS:
| Yes, I think so. We have a lot to discuss, don't we?
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| MR. SAKAI:
| Yes, we do. I would like to stay an extra day if that is possible.
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| CLIVE HARRIS:
| I would be delighted.
We can arrange everything. What is your itinerary?
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| MR. SAKAI:
| I am scheduled to fly to Frankfurt tomorrow morning at seven.
Would it be possible to find out if there is an afternoon flight?
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| CLIVE HARRIS:
| Of course. I'll do that now.
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| CLIVE HARRIS:
| Jenny, we need to check flights to Frankfurt for Sakai san...
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| PHIL WATSON:
| So that's excellent. We agree on the design.
I think those colours will work well together and the lettering looks good.
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| EDWARD GREEN:
| I think Don will be very happy with this hut I'll confirm by fax tomorrow morning.
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| PHIL WATSON:
| And when is your deadline?
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| EDWARD GREEN:
| Everything must he ready for the launch on February 15th.
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| PHIL WATSON:
| No problem.
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| EDWARD GREEN:
| Do you mind if I use your phone to order a taxi?
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| PHIL WATSON:
| I'll do it for you.
Hello. Could you send a taxi, please?
Yes, to go from RUYJ Advertising, 27 Chelsea Street, to... what's the address?
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| EDWARD GREEN:
| Barlo House, Canary Wharf.
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| PHIL WATSON:
| To Barlo House, Canary Wharf... as soon as possible, please.
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| JENNY ROSS
(ON PHONE):
| Good afternoon. I have an enquiry about flights to Frankfurt.
Are there any flights tomorrow afternoon?
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| | One passenger travelling business class.
What time does the flight leave?
And what is the check in time please?
Yes, I'll hold.
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| EDWARD GREEN:
| Hello Don. You look busy.
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| DON BRADLEY:
| Hi Edward. How did you get on with RUYJ Advertising?
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| EDWARD GREEN:
| Fine. They complete the artwork next week and they deliver the packaging and display materials on February 1st.
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| DON BRADLEY:
| Ah.
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| EDWARD GREEN:
| What have I done wrong!
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| DON BRADLEY:
| We have a problem.
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| JENNY ROSS:
| Is there an earlier flight?...
No. I really want a direct flight... Okay, I'll hang on.
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| KATE McKENNA:
| Sorry Jenny. Could you find out the times of flights to Atlanta and reserve me a seat.
Business class. Non smoking. Returning the day after tomorrow. Thanks. I’m going home to pack a hag. I'll phone you in half an hour.
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| CLIVE HARRIS:
| Have you stayed in Frankfurt before?
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| MR. SAKAI:
| Oh yes, many times.
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| JENNY ROSS:
| Clive... Sakai-san. Can I just have a word?
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| MR SAKAI:
| Of course.
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| JENNY ROSS:
| It's about your travel plans.
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| MR SAKAI:
| Ah – thank you.
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| JENNY ROSS:
| We have arranged everything for you.
You leave London at 14-55 tomorrow.
Latest check in time is 11.55 at Terminal Two.
You have been upgraded to First Class at no extra charge.
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| MR. SAKAI:
| That is very kind. Do you know what time I arrive in Frankfurt?
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| JENNY ROSS:
| You arrive at Frankfurt at 17.30 local time and we have also arranged for a car to lake you to your seven o' clock meeting.
Your flight hack to Japan is on Saturday at twenty-twenty with a stop over in Dubai at the airline's expense. You need to re-confirm that leg of your journey forty-eight hours before you travel.
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| MR. SAKAI:
| Thank you very much, Jenny.
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| JENNY ROSS:
| My pleasure, Sakai-san.
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| MR. SAKAI:
| I hope to return your hospitality when you come to Japan next month.
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| DON BRADLEY:
| Derek?
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| DEREK JONES:
| Uh huh.
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| DONBRADLEY:
| Can I ask you a quick question?
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| DEREK JONES:
| Fire away.
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| DON BRADLEY:
| Can you make this January 28th deadline?
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| DEREK JONES:
| Who knows?
It's difficult to say because there is a lot of work to do.
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| DON BRADLEY:
| Well, it's getting late. I'm going home.
We'll talk tomorrow. See you in the morning.
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| DEREK JONES:
| Goodnight.
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| CAR HIRE CLERK:
| The courtesy bus will take you to your car.
Have a nice day. How can I help you?
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| KATE McKENNA:
| I'd like to hire a car.
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| CAR HIRE CLERK:
| For how long?
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| KATE McKENNA:
| Just for twenty-four hours.
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| CAR HIRE CLERK:
| Which category of cat would you like, ma’am?
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| KATE McKENNA:
| I'd like the standard four door saloon.
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| CAR HIRE CLERK:
| That's fine.
That price includes full collision waiver and unlimited mileage.
How are you paying?
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| KATE McKENNA:
| I have a corporate charge card.
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| CAR HIRE CLERK:
| That's fine and may I see your driver's license, please?
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| BIG BOSS:
| I want to be on the market by January 28th.
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