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欢迎关注/ ：阳老，回“钟”取必听频。EnrollhiminaNewcastlefootballSendhimtoanafter-schoolartForbidhimtodrawinhisHelphimposthisdrawingsContactedJoetodecorateitsdining-HiredJoetopaintallthewallsofitsRenovateditskitchenandallthedining-AskedJoeforpermissiontousehisonlineAsurprisepartyforPaul’sTravelnsforthecomingPreparationsforSaturday’sget-ThenewmarketontheothersideofItmakesthehostess’sjobawholelotItenablesgueststowalkaroundandchatItsavesconsiderabletimeandItrequiresfewertablesandchai10.A)ItofferssomebigItisquiteclosetoherItismorespaciousandlessItsellslocalwnesandsoft11.A)CookadishfortheArrive10minutesPrepareafewopeningBringhis ndTastecoffeewhileinouterRoastcoffeebeansinouterDevelopanewstrainofcoffeeUseapressurizedtobrew20.A)TheycaneasilygetTheyfloataroundintheTheyhavetobeheatedto360TheyreceiveevenlydistributedTheychargedahighpricefortheirspace-roastedcoffeeTheysetupabranchinDubaitomanufacturecoffeeTheycollaboratedonbuildingthefirstspacecoffeeTheyabandonedtheattempttoroastcoffeebeansin 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speakers,sothatwecanysomemusic.Hehasagreatcollectionofdifferentstuff.W:Yes..WhatarethespeakersmainlytalkingWhydoesthewomansayitisagoodideatoservefoodsthatguestscanhelpthemselvesto?WhatdoesthewomansayaboutthenewWhatdoesthemansuggesttheyaskPaultoApairofentrepreneursarenningtobuildandlaunchaspacecraftthatwouldcarryandroastcoffeebeansinouterspace.Thecraftwillusetheheatontrytoroastcoffeebeans,astheyfloatinsideitinapressurized.Theeffectwouldbetoroastthebeansallover,andproduceperfectcoffee.ThebusinessmensaythatonEarth,beanscaneasilybreakapartandgetburnedintheroaster.Butifgravityisremoved,thebeansfloataroundinaheatedoven,received360degreesofevenlydistributedheatandroasttonearperfection.Thespacecraftwillreachaheightofaround200km.Thebeanswouldthenberoastedintheheatgeneratedbythecraft’s20-minutere-entryintoEarth’satmosphere.Temperaturesinthepressurizedwillbekepttoaround200℃.OncebackonEarth,thenet’sfirstspace-roastedbeansbeusedtomakecoffeethatwouldbesoldforthefirsttimeinDubai.Thisiswherethepair’s isbased.Itisnotclearhowmuchtheywouldchargeforacup.Surprisingly,theSpaceRoasterconcept—shoulditgoahead—willnotbethefirstattempttotakecoffeeintospace(21)In2015,twoItaliancompanies,collaboratedontheconstructionofasimilartypeofspacecraft,whichwasthefirstcoffeemachinedesignedforuseinspace.WhatareapairofentrepreneursnningtoWhatdoesthepassagesayaboutcoffeebeansroastedonWhatdidthetwoItaliancompaniesnLondon’sEggs&Breadcaféoffersboiledeggs,toast,jam,bacon,aswellastea,coffee,andorangejuice.Butatofthemeal,customersdon’thavetoworryaboutthebill.Hungrycustomerscanpaywhateveramounttheycanaffordtoeatatthecaféornothingatall.OwnerGuyWilsonsayshiscaféaimstobuildcommunityratherthanprofits.(5)Hewantstoprovideabridgeforpeopletoconnectinanareathathasbeendividedbyclassandwealthbyprovidingaffordablebreakfasts.Thecaféisopeninthemorningseverydayoftheyearandhastwomembersofstafforsupervisorsonshifteveryday(6)Thecafédoesn’tusevolunteers,butpaysitsstafftoensureconsistencyinitsservice.Itdoesn’ttakedonationsanddoesn’twanttobeseenasacharity.(7)Mr.Wilsonsays,whenpeoplestarttoknowotherpeoplearoundthem,theyrealizethey’renotthatdifferent.Andwhatevertheirfinancialbackground,ortheireducationalbackground,mostpeoplewillhavesomethingincommonwitheachother.Hesaysit’simportantthathiscafécanofferhiscustomerssecurityandWhatdoesGuyWilsonsayhiscaféaimstoWhatdoesthenewsreportsayaboutEggs&BreadWhathappenswhenpeoplestarttoknoweachotheraccordingtoGuyWilson?W:I’mthinkingofbuyingacar.(12)Iwouldn’tneedtouseiteveryday,butIthinkitwouldbeveryconvenienttohaveonefortheM:That’citing.WouldthisbeyourfirstW:No,IactuallyownedacarforalittlewhilewhenIlivedinMiami.YouseeinAmerica,manycitiesdon’thavegoodpublictransport.So,mostpeopleneedtheirowncartogetaround.M:Isee.SohaveyougotyourmindsetonaspecificW:No,notreally.(13)I’veheardthatGermancarsareveryreliable,butIhaven’tdecidedonaspecificmodelyet.I’dalsolikeittobesmallsothatit’seasytodriveinthecity.M:(14)Ihaveafriendwhosellssecond-handcars.Infact,Ithinkhisfamilyownsthebusiness.He’sareallyniceguy,andheknowsalotaboutcars.Icouldgiveyouhisphonenumberifyouwant,andyoucouldcallhimandaskhimquestions.W:Hmm,that’sniceofyou,butIdon’twanttofeelobligedtobuyoneofhiscars.M:(15)Ohno.He’snotlikethat.He’sagoodfriendofmine,andhewouldnevertrytopressureyouorcheatyou.W:Well,ifyoutrusthim,then,IguessitshouldbeOK.Tobehonest,Icouldusesomehelpindecidingwhattypeofvehiclewouldbestsuitmyneeds.SpeakingtoanexpertwouldbeagoodM:Exactly.Youhavenothingtoworryabout.He’salovelyguyandbehappytohelp.WhydoesthewomanwanttohaveaWhatdoesthewomansayaboutGermanWhatdoesthe mendthewoman PigsarenotnativetoNorthAmerica.TheywerefirstintroducedtoCaliforniabySpanishandRussianexplorersandsettlersmanycenturiesago.Intheearlytimes,pigswereallowedtowanderlyinsearchoffood.(16)Thispracticealsoallowedmanypigstoescapefromfarmsandliveinthewild,whichbecameaproblem.Infact,asoneofthemostdamaginginvasivespeciesonthecontinent,wildpigscausemillionsofdollarsincropdamageyearly.(17)Theyalsoharbordo