Mr. Townsend HAS USED the same medication for ten years.
Every day he TAKES two pills.
Usually when he NEEDS a refill, he CALLS his doctor, and his doctor CALLS the pharmacy.
Last week Mr. TownsendWENT to the drugstore to get a refill on his medication.
He GAVE the prescription number to the pharmacist.
He WAS TOLD by the pharmacist to come back in half an hour.
While Mr. Townsend WAS SHOPPING in the store, his name WAS CALLED over the loudspeaker.
Mr. Townsend WENT to the pharmacy, and WAS TOLD that the prescription couldn't BE REFILLED because it was more than six months old.
Mr. Townsend TOLD the pharmacist that he HAD BEEN USING this medication for a long time.
She said that this medication WAS CONTROLLED carefully and that the refill had to BE APPROVED by the doctor.
She also OFFERED to call the doctor for him.
The doctor GAVE her permission to refill the prescription.
Finally, Mr. Townsend WAS GIVEN his medication and WAS TOLD to use the medication carefully.
This medication shouldn't BE USED when drinking alcohol and should BE TAKEN after meals.
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5. Aidar is starting a new hobby this weekend.-a fixed arrangement in the near future.
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