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Working content: 1. Everyday pour the garbage at 4:00pm. 2. Keep laboratory clear. If you are busy. You can call somebody replace.
laboratory notice‏ 1. 永年、徐君、Kalpana、靖容 and 明朗 please heIp me to move the instrument at tomorrow 13:30pm in laboratory. 2. Next monday meeting . The reporter are 永年、徐君、Kalpana、明朗 and 鼎富.thanks!!
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