Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Speaker2entine, have you looked over the notes that I sent you? It's imperative that this task is finished as soon as possible.
Speaker2: No, I'm sorry but I haven't - I'm still reviewing the Damocles case. I'll get right on it once I've finished that.
Speaker1: You can leave the Damocles case for now. Or give it to Ida or Rick to look over. It's more important that you finish this.
Speaker2: With all due respect, didn't Mr Jones say that he wanted the Damocles case first? It's due tomorrow, while this still has a week left. Also, I can't give it to Ida because she's away on maternity leave.  
Speaker1: The Damocles case has been rescheduled, so it's not longer a priority. Is Rick available? I'll contact him to let him know.
Speaker2: There's no need - I'll ask him. However, I believe he mentioned that he was going on a business trip.
Speaker1: That's true - Gordon needed someone to help him review a client. Ask him to be sure. 
Speaker2: Of course.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 would like Speaker2 to prioritize the notes he sent her. Speaker2 is still reviewing the Damocles case. Speaker1 suggests she hands this over to Rick and focuses on the notes. Speaker2 will contact Rick. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 misses Speaker2. They agree for Speaker1 to pick Speaker2 up on Saturday at 8.