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Dear Ms. Okonkwo,

The renewal notice for Treatment Room 3 reached me this afternoon. Before I put my name to it, I was hoping we could talk. I have built a steady practice at Cedar Hollow Wellness Centre over the past year. My clients know exactly where to find me, and I would very much like to stay on. What stopped me was the figure at the bottom of the page: $1,280 a month, when I have been paying $920. That jump is what I would like to discuss.

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1Talia's main purpose in writing is
Ato negotiate a mutually acceptable arrangement.
Bto defend herself against legal action.
Cto request a different room off the courtyard.
Dto ask for more time to pay her monthly rent.
2The fee Talia pays now is
Aseven hundred eighty dollars.
Btwelve hundred eighty dollars.
Cnine hundred twenty dollars.
Dthree hundred sixty dollars.
3Talia suggests that
Ashe would like to own her room permanently.
Ba dependable practitioner is not easily replaced.
Ca shared laundry was recently added to her room.
Dthe two new clinics have already opened.
4According to the bulletin, the city's treatment rooms currently have
Arooms typically renting for $780 a month.
Bseveral spaces sitting unused.
Cfewer rooms than reliable therapists this year.
Dmany therapists moving to the new clinics near the transit station.
5If she is allowed to stay, Talia offers to
Apay the first few months in cash at once.
Bpay her rent in cash every three months.
Cpay three months by cheque right now.
Dpay the whole year by postdated cheques.
6Talia's main point about herself is that
Aother therapists should carry out the recycling.
Bshe should move to one of the new clinics.
Cshe is a reliable long-term renter.
Dthe fee increase at Cedar Hollow breaks no rules.
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