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Đề ngày 07/01/2019

JAKARTA – The state will be extending the free H1N1 vaccination program for patients suffering from any type of respiratory troubles, including pneumonia and asthma. Of the 353 people who tested positive for H1N1 influenza in the state this year, over 200 of them were found to have had at least one respiratory _____(1).

_____(2). However, a recent study has shown that people with respiratory problems can be up to five times more prone to this _____(3) virus.

In response, the free injectable vaccines, which were available only for healthcare workers and pregnant women, will also be offered to patients with respiratory-associated illnesses. By doing so, the state expects to reduce the infection rate of H1N1 influenza _____(4) the new dishonorable title the country earned for having the highest number of H1N1 infections.

Around Nashville – Business Spotlight

July 19

This week’s business spotlight is on Bell Laundro and its owner, Ms. Monica Bell. For those who don’t know, Bell Laundro is a one-stop place that is a combination of a launderette, a café, and a bookstore and is based on Jackson Street. This new type of self-service laundry is one of the most successful independent businesses in Nashville today. —[1]—.

At first, Bell Laundro was not as successful as it currently is. —[2]—. However, Ms. Bell was not willing to give up on her business.

—[3]—. After months of planning, she renovated a part of her laundry into a café-like lounge. —[4]—. In this waiting area, customers can enjoy a cup of coffee and read books while their clothes are being washed and dried.

The customers at Bell Laundro highly value the convenience and high-quality service Bell Laundro provides. Many residents in the area are students at Welch College, who need to do the laundry and buy books for their classes; they know Bell Laundro is perfect to take care of both tasks at the same time.

Ms. Bell was asked by many local colleges to provide tips and advice for students who plan on opening a new business. As a young entrepreneur herself, she seems very excited to lead her class, entitled “Difficulty into Opportunity.”

Invoice
Date: October 4

From: Oresund Graphics and Design
49 Rozenstraat, Arnhem, Netherlands
To: Kaiser Investment Services
1 Kornmarkt, Floor 4, Frankfurt, Germany

To: Alexander Svensson
From: Christine Kaufmann
Subject: Changes to publications
Date: October 7

Dear Mr. Svensson,

We received your invoice yesterday along with the proofs. Thank you for your excellent work. I showed the final drafts to our managing director and, overall, he was pleased. However, he has requested that we change the photograph used on the front cover. He thinks it failed to convey the mood we were going for. We have commissioned a photographer to take a new picture, and I will send it to you by Friday. Unfortunately, we cannot move our original due date as the brochures have to be shipped in time for a campaign launch event we have planned for November.

If our request presents a problem, please let me know right away. You can reach me by phone at 555-2309, extension #42. Otherwise, I will wait to receive your revised invoice. Thank you!

Christine Kaufmann
Publications Manager
Kaiser Investment Service

Year-end Message from our CEO

As we come to the end of another year, I want to take this opportunity to thank everyone for their commitment and hard work. Once again, Kaiser Investment Services has outperformed analysts’ expectations and generated substantial profits for its clients and shareholders. Not only that, but we also continue to top customer satisfaction surveys on financial services companies in Germany. As we reflect on these successes, let us continue to look forward with optimism. In this December issue of the newsletter, learn more about our ongoing expansion into North America and see photos from last month’s launch of our marketing campaign in the United States, which was well attended by several potential clients. Other than that, I will see you all at our annual holiday party!

Sincerely,
Matthias Furst