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Mrs. Stevens: So, noticed you still have the Sunday newspaper?
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Mrs.Lee: Yes. I never have time to read it all on Sunday.
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Mrs.Stevens: I usually save it, too. But mostly for the coupons.
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Mrs.Lee: [ Surprised ] Me, too! Look at this from last week. [ Shows her some 
coupons ].
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Mrs. Steven: Oh my! Two for one on orange juice. That's hard to beat!
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Mrs.Lee: It sure is. But it needs to be used before the end of the month.
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Mrs. Steven: Yes, they always have time limits.
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Mrs. Lee: This is a good one, too. [ Reading ] Free pairs of socks with every pair of 
shoes.
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Mrs. Steven: Not bad. And if you buy two pair of shoelaces you can get one pair free. 
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Mrs. Lee: Oh wait. That one has restriction. It says the shoes must be children's 
shoes. Here, take it, you have kids.
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Mrs. Steven: Thank you! It's valid until the end of the month.
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Mrs. Lee: I may have some more for you. [ Open a large box ]
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Mrs. Steven: Oh my! That's full.
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Mrs. Lee: Yes, help me look through them. You can have any you find that are for 
children's products.
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Mrs. Steven: Excellent. I'll bring some by for you tomorrow.
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