A、Ann wanted to get some money. B、Ann was hurrying to catch a chicken. C、Ann hurried along the bank. D、Ann needed to get home be

W: There is no question that if either party insists on bringing in a so-called "neutral" third party — usually some representative of the state or legal profession, the process will be more arbitrary.
M: The life-death decision-making progress will not only take more time but also be less reasonable and less sympathetic in many cases.
Q: Who has the least qualification to make a life-death decision?

W: Hello, may I speak to Ann?
M: Ann is not in. She, needed to cash a check, so she hurried to get to the bank before three.
Q: Why did Ann rush out?