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Questions 150-152 refer to the following letter. The Little Tea Room Blumberg 77 Adlkofen, Germany Dr. Johannes Spieker Hinterkirchstrasse 15 Frieburg, Germany DearDr. Spieker:January 7, 20__ I wanted to write and personally thank you for your kind effort in helping to tend to one of our {{U}} (150) {{/U}} at our restaurant in her time of neeD、Briana Hilton, the woman you helped resuscitate on Monday, gave me your name and address when I spoke to her on the phone today. You {{U}} (151) {{/U}} be glad to know that she is recovering in the hospital and is almost ready to be releaseD、As it turns out, you assumed correctly that the woman was suffering from a severe and sudden allergic reaction to nuts. She had neglected to inform the waitress that she couldn’t eat any food containing nuts. Your skill and presence of mind saved her from suffering a terrible tragedy. Please bring your family in for a complimentary meal at your earliest convenience so {{U}} (152) {{/U}} I may thank you in person. Sincerely, HenrikAndresen, Manager |
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Questions 165-168 refer to the following information. 1. The One-Call System In most states, natural gas industry-supported laws require contractors and private landowners to call the local One-Call number before beginning any kind of digging. With forty-eight hours’ notice, a pipeline operator will locate the pipeline and mark it clearly.Any damage at all to a pipe-even the slightest scratch could lead to a leak later on. Whether One-Call has become the law in your state or not, you can help keep pipelines safe by calling the number on the right-of-way markers before you dig. 2. LeakDetection Most pipelines are operated twenty-four hours a day from a control station, using telephone, satellite, or microwave communications systems.Computers are widely used to monitor conditions along the line every ten to sixty seconds, sounding an alarm if they detect any abnormality or sudden change in pressure. In the event of an alarm, valves can be closed and nearby pipeline crews dispatched within minutes. 3. Emergency Response Preparedness Although leaks occur infrequently and rarely result in a fire, readiness for any emergency is a crucial responsibility for pipeline companies. Federal and state laws supported by the natural gas industry require pipeline companies and local police and fire departments to maintain a coordinated plan of response and to practice for an emergency by staging drills. These drills and personnel training programs emphasize the need for immediate action and for cooperation between the various rescue agencies and the pipeline company. 4. PublicAwareness The One-Call system, state-of-the-art leak detection equipment, and emergency response procedures have all been put in place with one thing in mind-the safety of you, the publiC、Please visit the website of the Natural GasAssociation to find out more about our safety procedures, tips for using natural gas safely in your home, and information on what to do if you see someone tampering with pipeline right-of-way markers. |
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Questions163-167refertothefollowingmemo.
Questions 163-167 refer to the following memo. MEMORANDUM To: All employees From: George Hendriks,Chief of Security Date: May 30, 20__ Re: Office Visitors Employees are reminded that a number of our contracts with clients are of a confidential nature. In order to ensure the maintenance of this confidentiality, visitors will not be allowed within the office area unless they are accompanied by a member of the staff. Please let your visitors know that they will be asked to sign in at the reception desk when they enter the building. The receptionist will call your office to admit them and give them a visitor’s pass. You must come to the reception area and escort your visitors to your office. Unescorted visitors will be asked by security to leave the building. Thank you for your cooperation with this matter. |