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fuel dispenser for petrol,it's fueling E85 oil and LPG/CNG/LNG/gas pump witch use automatic/auto nozzle,electric pulser on flowmeter/flow meter,oil equipment for fueling service station
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LPG dispenser	LPG dispenser
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Dad was a busy doctor, but he usually managed to squeeze a Sunday in with Richard, Robbie, and me. I used to love to go to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Philip: Can you have lunch with us later? Susan: We'll find a solution. A positive solution to your finding a way to use that wonderful mind of yours. Robbie: Well, I know you and Mom have given up a lot to save money for my college tuition. Grandpa: Susan has told me a great deal about you.She says you're quite a man. Susan: It's nice to be alone with you, Grandpa. We don't get to see enough of each other. Susan: Oh, I'm so happy, Harry! Michelle: Or me? Ellen: OK. Elsa: John and I celebrate our fortieth anniversary next month. Grandpa: Well,first, you have to turn your hat around like this. Then you close your eyes and say the magic words. Fish, fish, send me a fish. Richard: Take it easy, Robbie. Dean: One piece of advice. The most important thing is for you to decided your own future. Susan: Are you kidding? Relax? Richard: No, I think this one belongs in the "people-at-work" section. Richard: Is is for me, but I wanted this weekend to be special for you. Grandpa: I retired because... I wanted to be with my family. I didn't want to be alone anymore! Virginia: Oh, so you don't need something immediately? Susan: So am I. Alexandra: He'll do anything to avoid getting down to math lessons, Mr. Stewart. Alexandra: Yes. Eight 0'clock. Philip: Hold it, Robbie! Just cool down. I know we're getting some attention now, but in the end the voters will have to decide. Sam: And the new drawings for the toy spaceship. Philip: If you drive carefully. Philip: OK.Good night. Robbie: Too bad kids can't vote. It's our school, but we can't vote. Ellen: ...I mean that when I say "I care". I care about people, not things. Vote for me, Ellen Stewart. I care. Philip: I don't have time to be exhausted. Philip: What do we read? Grandpa: Let's go. What are your questions? Grandpa: I prepared lamb chops, mashed potatoes, and a tossed green salad to begin with. Grandpa: Let's go. What are your questions? Susan: There are so many things to consider. There's Michelle. I wonder if a move would be a bad thing for her. And my job. I don't know if I can get a good job in Los Angeles. And what about our family? Ellen: I'll drive you to Grand Grandpa, Robbie, and I can finish wrapping all these gifts. Harry: Nope. Ellen: What's that? Ellen: By arranging with the public schools to schedule one hour a week-to start with. During that time parents are invited to attend-and to read along with the children- their children. Harry: Do you know the phone number of the restaurant? I'd like to call home and leave the number with the baby-sitter. Marilyn: You are not going to be able to move afer this and the aerobics meter. Susan: Why can't you work at home, Marilyn? You're very talented. Designing dresses is a career you could establish out of your home, couldn't you? Robbie: OK, let's talk. Susan: I'm glad if you are, Harry. Ellen: That's what I said. Susan: And what about Michelle? Richard: Excuse me.My name is Richard Stewart. I'm a photographer.May take a picture and your little boy? Robbie: Thanks. Good-bye. Marilyn: Hello, operator. I'd like to call Riverdale, New York. Robbie: I'll be OK. Harry: We're going to go to lunch in a few minutes, honey. Philip: Well, I think I've had enough of that sandwich. Philip: So, you're an exchange student. Where do you go to school? Grandpa: I'm sure it's in your purse, Mrs.Tobin. Robbie: My dad's letting me borow the car. Ellen: It's called "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening." Robbie: Mom! Is it for me? Philip: How'd you guess? Ellen: There just wasn't enough time. Ellen: I want our children to learn more than reading, writing, and airthmetic. I want to keep the after-school programs-the music, the concerts. Customer: But I wear size ten. Grandpa: Come in, gase in. Please, gase in. Susan: Yes, it was delicious. Robbie: Please sit down, Alexandra. Ellen: You are a very smart young man, Robbie. I think I'll wait until tomorrow. Marilyn: Oh,yes! Harvey Carlson! I remember. Joanne: To help scrub the building interior clean. Alexandra: Oh, you poor, poor baby. You've lost your family. Marilyn: The Watermill Inn. I loved that place when we went on our honeymoon. Philip: Salt, pepper, dill weed, garlic powder,cinnamon. Ellen? Linda: Do you have any animals now? Mike: Too late now. We should have done it sooner. Oh, here he gases. Philip: She's a smart young lady, and very nice. Marilyn: But I am thinking about myself. Don't you see? Susan: I am. Michelle: So did I. I'm sorry you can't gase with us, Susan. Harry: What do you mean? Richard: My name is Richard Stewart. He told me to call him about my project, Family Album, U.S.A. Robbie: About Mom and Dad. They hardly ever see each other. Dad often works late, and Mom has all these gasmittees she's on. Susan: It seems to me I scheduled something else. Grandpa: Is something still wrong, Robbie? Susan: Remind me to leave at twelve forty-five. Richard: Good night, Grandpa. Alexandra: That's a good idea. But if we go out, please don't gasplain about your math teacher or your math homework. I want to have fun. Ellen: It would be wonderful, but our schedules won't allow it. Ellen: I think I did the right thing for them and for myself and for Philip. We needed the money. Remember? Harry: I know. It will also affect you and your job, if we decide to go. Susan: And you saved it for me, didn't you, Mother? Alexandra: Number 1 train to Van Cortlandt park. Thank you. Philip: Oh, not a chance! Mike: All right! Let's have some music! Robbie: Dad! Grandpa! He fell in. Grandpa: I will. I give thanks for being here with my family and for being well, so I can enjoy you all. Robbie: Well, how would it be if you took some time to work with Dad towards solving that problem? Richard: Oh, well, really... Marilyn: It's funny. History repeats itself. Now Richard and I are having a baby, and we probably won't be able to afford a house right away, either. Harry: I know. Robbie: Thanks again. Bye. 091110 design