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恭喜！可以取东西了
今后可以有熟的东西吃了！
今后可以有熟的东西吃了！
以前是吃生的东西?
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同情他迷。
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tammy27 说:
建议TAMMY先找律师咨询一下，然后看是不是该认罚。律师会告诉你的
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来了来tammy27 说:
了
``No one out there can seem to help us,'' said Warren MacLeod, 38, who moved earlier this month with his wife and twin daughters to Victoria, British Columbia, from Scotland. They found out July 26 that their belongings, including photographs and furniture, are stuck on a dock in Montreal because of the Vancouver backlog.
Storage Fees
MacLeod said he faces storage fees of C$150 a day and has been told by transport company officials that his goods will be seized and destroyed if he's unable to pay.
``And they say there are loads of other people in the same boat,'' MacLeod said in a telephone interview.
刚看到的。不过上面这家人的东西是放在蒙城货舱，希望tammy不会被要求付储藏费。。。那些货柜车司机真的太自私，太野蛮了，以全社会的利益做自己争取利益的筹码。。。
Storage Fees
MacLeod said he faces storage fees of C$150 a day and has been told by transport company officials that his goods will be seized and destroyed if he's unable to pay.
``And they say there are loads of other people in the same boat,'' MacLeod said in a telephone interview.
刚看到的。不过上面这家人的东西是放在蒙城货舱，希望tammy不会被要求付储藏费。。。那些货柜车司机真的太自私，太野蛮了，以全社会的利益做自己争取利益的筹码。。。
为什么不可以告他们？客户受到损失就没有法律来保护了吗？
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