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听力原文:M: What will happen if a draft is not presented for payment when due?

W: If this is the case, all the signatories on the bill will be discharged except the acceptor.

Q: What are the two people mainly talking about?

(18)

A.How to present the bill for payment.

B.The presentation of bills for payment.

C.The solution to the injured drawer.

D.The payment of the cheque.


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