The world's first underground railway

    London Underground was1 in 1985, but2history dates back to 1863 3 the 4first underground railway opened in London. Today, London Underground is5Major business 6three million passenger journeys made a7,serving over 408 km ( 253 miles ) 8railway.

    In 2004-2005, London Underground trains ran a 9of 69.4 10kilometers in passenger service.

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B: Yes, oh, 1you, Eric.

A: 2is your birthday. Happy birthday.

B. Thank you very much. Please come3and enjoy my birthday party.

A: Here's a4for you.

B: Oh, 5is it?

A: Open it and 6.

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A: Look, there are so many children8your birthday party. They are singing and9Let's go and join them.

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A: It's a quarter4two.

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