I'm afraid not. This sounds as though it's suffered considerably through a low bit-rate encode/decode, and there's nothing you can do about this at all. What happens is that much of the sound is removed to keep the bit rate down, and once that's happened, there's nothing at all you can do about it. Even attempting to EQ it a bit doesn't really help, although boosting the area around 4kHz by a few dB improved the clarity slightly. Other than that, there's nothing to be done, I'm afraid - it is what it is.
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