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(supervisor to staff)
I'd like everyone to be at today's meeting so that I can brief you on the upcoming move. |
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(member of the press)
Someone from the company's PR department briefed us on what would be discussed at the press conference. |
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(at the head office)
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Did Jerry tell you what's been happening at the Mexico City office? |
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Yes. I was briefed on the situation yesterday. |
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(senior manager to president of the company)
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I'm afraid that's all the news I have at the moment. |
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OK. Keep me briefed as things develop. |
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