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Attention: Daniel Cormier

I'm writing regarding a recent incident involving the City of Winnipeg. On March 2nd, after filling up the tires on my bicycle, I rode downtown to run a few errands and locked it to a public bike rack on Graham Avenue around 6:00 p.m. A small sign warned that the rack would be cleared for street sweeping, but it was bent toward the wall and only too easy to miss. When I returned an hour later, my bike was gone.

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1The main purpose of this message is
Ato explain a late payment.
Bto make an apology.
Cto seek clarification.
Dto claim compensation.
2Renée Boucher works
Aat a bicycle shop.
Bat a collection agency.
Cin the city government.
Dat a police station.
3The writer blames the trouble mainly on
Athe municipal government.
Bthe service agent.
Cthe recipient of the letter.
Dthe bus driver.
4The bicycle was first removed because it was
Alocked in an illegal spot.
Bleft unlocked overnight.
Ceasy for thieves to steal.
Din the way of the sweeping crews.
5When the writer found the bicycle, its chain was
Adirty.
Bbroken.
Cmissing.
Dstolen.
6The website gave wrong information about the storage yard's
Aopening time.
Blocation.
Cwarning sign.
Dfee.
7The writer's tone in this message is best described as
Afrustrated
Bamused
Ccurious
Dsatisfied
8Before tomorrow, the writer wants to
Atake the bus
Bfind the bicycle
Cpay the fee
Dcheck the website
9The second yard was opened to hold the
Avisitors to the City of Winnipeg
Bsweeping crews
Cbus passengers
Dbicycles being collected
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