Because we can’t find a compromise（）Awe’veevergivenbefore.BbutIgotnothingoutofit.Candtherearetwohundredandsixteenthousandemployeesworldwide.DIamafraidwecangonofurther.
Because we can’t find a compromise（）
A we’ve ever given before.
B but I got nothing out of it.
C and there are two hundred and sixteen thousand employees worldwide.
D I am afraid we can go no further.
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