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Here's the English translation of your message: "I heard this, I'm sorry. Please tell me more about this issue? This response shows concern and readiness for problem-solving. Opening up a dialogue like this can help you understand what you might be mistaken about according to the site. Therefore, you can respond: "I understand your concerns. Site-based plumbing problems may turn out to be the reason that can affect specific plans. This reaction can gradually guide consultations that can gradually modify external reasons. Clarifying the problem and working on solutions to this issue could encourage further discussion."

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