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If I understand the question correctly I would this: Put it in a table with a single row. Or divide the rows as necessary depending on how you want the info organized.
The following code lets a user select the info without also grabbing the labels on the left. And here is how it looks.
<table><tbody><tr>
<td>
Address:<br/>
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A couple of (theoretical) ideas off the top of my head:
Place the Address, City, and State in a container with pre-formatted whitespace where the Phone and Fax numbers belong; then place the phone and fax numbers each in their own separate containers (with widths corresponding to the width of the text that they encompass) and position them over the ...
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You don't make any mention of the technique you're using, so there's some necessary vagueness here.
If the actual image is identical, then yes you should just reuse the one file.
If possible, put both strings directly in the markup and then use CSS/Javascript to display them as and where needed. That would give you both predictable crawlability, and ...
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