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Which is NOT true according to the stow？
A．The dispatcher is a warm-hearted person.
B．Taxi companies in Kyoto always refuse to take passengers in bad weather.
C．Taxi drivers in Kyoto are not working this morning.
D．The writer doesn't know what has happened until he reads the newspaper.
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