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听力原文：M: Mr. Dow seemed to think I was qualified. I can't figure out why I haven't hear

d from him yet. It has been nearly two weeks since I had the job interview.

W: Well, they said it would be about ten days. Listen, if you're so anxious to find out, why don't you call them and ask if they've made a decision yet？

Q: What can we learn from the conversation？

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A．The man is looking for work.

B．The woman is out of employment.

C．The man thinks he is qualified.

D．The woman thinks he has failed.

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