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听力原文：The office of Mr. Arthur Tigers, the prominent industrialist, was broken into during the weekend. A small amount of money was taken and the office itself was left in 'a terrible mess'.
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著名实业家阿瑟泰格的办公室周末遭劫少量现金失窃办公室内一片狼藉。
著名实业家阿瑟泰格的办公室周末遭劫，少量现金失......
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