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13. £¨6·Ö£© No. 4 People Hospital Zhang Jiang Doctor 1423 Sichuan Road, Shanghai, 200082 Tel: 021- 69673081 School ZhangHongbo Teacher 153 Jiefang Road, Chendu, 610006 Tel: 028- 66630492 E- mail: bdhong @ 163. com Shen zhou Motorbike Factory Liu Haiping Worker 35 Xinfeng Street, Tianjin, 300052 Tel: 022- 27364085 Fax (ÊÌÕæ)£º 022- 27308695 £¨1£©Who lives in the same street? A . Zhou Jiang and Liu Haiping B . LiuHaiping and Wang Dong C . Wang Dong and ZhangHongbo D . Zhang Hongbo and Zhou Jiang

£¨2£©If you want to know something about medicine£¨Ò©£©£¬what number can you call? A . Tel: 021- 69673081

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