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White raven [17]
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Which of the following is a rule of thumb for cell phones or smartphone etiquette ?

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zimovet [89]4 years ago
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Do not text whilst at the dinner table or cross the road (even a Zebr crossing) while texting.
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TransportationLink.h

#include <string>

using namespace std;

#ifndef __TRANSPORTATIONLINK_H__

#define __TRANSPORTATIONLINK_H__

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string _name;

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TransportationLink(const string &, double);

const string & getName() const;

double getDistance() const;

void setDistance(double);

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virtual unsigned computeArrivalTime(unsigned minute) const = 0;

};

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