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1. What’s the cost for each MDHearingAid if you buy a pair according to the advertisement?
A.$99.99.B.$199.99.C.$399.98.D.$2,400.
2. Why does the hearing aid advertised have price advantage over others?
A.It doesn’t include batteries.
B.It involves a simpler assembly job.
C.It gives customers the benefit of lowered cost.
D.It uses a superior digital hearing aid technology.
3. Which of the following is guaranteed as advertised?
A.You will not develop Alzheimer’s disease if you keep using the hearing aid.
B.You may get remote support from a hearing expert free of charge after the purchase.
C.You will have appointments with the clinic to adjust the hearing aid for personal use.
D.You can return the hearing aid if not satisfied but only with part of the money paid back.

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