[Solved] What does Willy tell Linda about his business?

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Q.	What does Willy tell Linda about his business?
A.	he's doing great and should get a promotion in a few weeks.
B.	business isn't so good.
C.	people he does business with don't seem to like him.
D.	b& c
Answer» D. b& c

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