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Posters once put up by Japan Tobacco, Inc. calling on smokers to improve their smoking (　　1　　) read: "Have an ashtray in your heart at all times." Throwing your cigarette stub on the ground doesn't only soil the street, it also poses a fire risk. A consumer's complaint received by a company is like a burning cigarette end. (　　2　　) the firm treats the complaint carelessly, a corporation could invite a disaster that might kill people. That could deal a fatal blow to its reputation (　　3　　) over the years. According to recent news reports, some people complained of a foul smell given (　　4　　) by imported food products in the past. Others complained of falling sick after eating imported foods. It has been found that JT Foods Co.--a corporation that imported Chinese frozen gyoza in which pesticides were detected--and its parent company, JT, had received 11 such complaints prior to the latest gyoza (　　5　　) affair.

"A teacher asked the class to (　　6　　) in newspapers for calligraphy practice, but one of the students came from a family that doesn't (　　7　　) to a newspaper. I asked my child to take in extra newspapers [for the classmate]."

This story, I am told by an acquaintance of mine, was sent by a housewife to a radio station that decided (　　8　　) it. It is apparently not (　　9　　) to come across young people who do not read newspapers. They probably continue on like this and don't read newspapers even after getting married and starting a family.