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Wed Apr 07, 2004 5:45 am At foor , door and business

Hi Alan and Torsten, A is knocking the door of B's house. A: May I speak to someone in the household under the ages of 20? B: At door / Door / Business / General ineligible. At door, door, business and general ineligible are three different answers. Could you tell me what they mean? Thank you so much. Waxgourd

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