#Person1#: Who wrote this? It's completely wrong.
#Person2#: What do you mean?
#Person1#: Just look at it. The accident wasn't on Thursday. It was on Tuesday. The accident happened at lunch time. Really you should remember the fact. It was a girl not a boy lying on the road and she hadn't tripped over anything. She had just slipped because the road was wet from the rain.
#Person2#: OK. Everything about the truck and car is right.
#Person1#: I don't believe you. Why do you think there was a truck?
#Person2#: Well, the article says so.
#Person1#: Don't believe everything you read. It was a mini bus and the mini bus driver was fine. The person who flew out was a passenger at the front of the minibus.
#Person2#: So it should be bad news for a passenger on the minibus and I guess the information about the car is correct.
#Person1#: It is, but I think that is personal information and we shouldn't printed in the newspaper so cancel the entire paragraph.
#Person2#: OK.
#Person1# asks #Person2# to amend the news about an accident because the information in it is inappropriate and wrong.
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