American English With Brent

Learn English with the news as we break down the vocabulary surrounding the recent controversy involving Donald Trump and former President Obama. In this lesson, we will analyze key words like 'criticism' to help you understand complex headlines and improve your fluency.📝 Read the news more easily with this FREE news vocabulary guide: https://american-english-with-brent.kit.com/bcb3b9f6f2Vocabulary List1. Criticism * Definition: The act of saying that something or someone is bad or wrong. * Example: The chef listened to the customer's criticism about the cold soup.2. Racist * Definition: Believing that some groups of people are better than others based on their skin color or background. * Example: It is racist and hurtful to judge someone just because of their skin color.3. Meme * Definition: A funny image, video, or text that spreads very quickly on the internet. * Example: My friend sent me a funny meme about cats that made me laugh.4. Depicting * Definition: Showing or representing something in a picture, story, or movie. * Example: The painting is depicting a beautiful sunset over the ocean.5. Ape * Definition: A large animal like a monkey that has no tail (for example, a gorilla or chimpanzee). * Example: We saw a large ape eating fruit at the zoo.6. Calling out * Definition: To criticize someone publicly or ask them to explain their bad behavior. * Example: The teacher is calling out the student for talking during the test.7. Deleted * Definition: Removed or erased information. * Example: I accidentally deleted the photo, so I cannot show it to you.8. Chorus * Definition: The part of a song that is repeated several times. * Example: Everyone sang along loudly when the band played the chorus.9. Tim Scott * Definition: A specific person; a well-known politician (Senator) in the United States. * Example: We watched Tim Scott give a speech on the news last night.10. Debunk * Definition: To show that an idea or belief is false. * Example: The scientist did an experiment to debunk the idea that the earth is flat.11. Conspiracy Theories * Definition: Beliefs that a secret group is responsible for an event, usually without any proof. * Example: Some people believe conspiracy theories about aliens, but there is no evidence.12. Animated (drawing) * Definition: Made of drawings that seem to move, like a cartoon. * Example: My favorite Disney movie is animated and has talking animals.13. Animated (energy) * Definition: Full of excitement, life, and energy. * Example: She became very animated when talking about her holiday plans.14. NAACP * Definition: An organization in the US that works for the rights of African American people. (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People). * Example: The NAACP works hard to ensure everyone is treated fairly at work.15. Blatantly * Definition: Doing something bad in an obvious way, without trying to hide it. * Example: He blatantly ignored the "No Smoking" sign and lit a cigarette.16. Utterly * Definition: Completely or totally. * Example: I was utterly exhausted after running for 10 kilometers.17. Despicable * Definition: Very unpleasant or bad; deserving no respect. * Example: Stealing money from an old person is a despicable act.18. Dehumanize * Definition: To treat people as if they are not human, taking away their dignity. * Example: It is wrong to dehumanize prisoners by refusing to give them names.19. Slave Traders * Definition: People who buy and sell other human beings as property. * Example: In history class, we learned about slave traders who took people from Africa.20. Segregationists * Definition: People who believe that different races should be kept apart (separated). * Example: Sixty years ago, segregationists did not want black and white children in the same schools.

Did you know that in Florida, it can get so cold that frozen iguanas actually fall out of the trees? In today's lesson, we'll break down a real news report about this crazy phenomenon so you can learn 23 new English vocabulary words and phrases!📝 Read the news more easily with this FREE news vocabulary guide: https://american-english-with-brent.kit.com/bcb3b9f6f2💙 OVER 100 BONUS ENGLISH LESSONS? Become a channel member. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCakDTg9dhhAsr3WmHyJDa-g/joinLink to Newscast: https://youtu.be/X-U-4EitYfg?si=MYRohQrLi2G40pTg1. Deep FreezeDefinition: A period of very cold weather where temperatures stay below freezing 32 degrees Fahrenheit Example: The garden vegetables did not survive the deep freeze last week.2. GrippingDefinition: Holding onto something very tightly; or having a powerful effect on an area.Example: A terrible winter storm is currently gripping the entire state.3. Historic Definition: Important in history; something very famous or significant that people will remember.Example: This is a historic day because it is the coldest temperature ever recorded here.4. Cold SnapDefinition: A sudden, short period of very cold weather.Example: We usually have warm winters, but this week we are having a cold snap.5. IguanasDefinition: Large lizards with a long tail that come from tropical areas like Central America.Example: In Florida, you can sometimes see green iguanas sitting in the trees.6. ApparentlyDefinition: Used to say that something seems to be true based on what you have heard or seen, but you are not 100% certain.Example: Apparently, it is going to rain tomorrow, so bring an umbrella.7. UnusuallyDefinition: In a way that is not common or normal; surprisingly.Example: It is unusually quiet in the classroom today.8. Cold-BloodedDefinition: An animal that cannot control its own body temperature; it becomes the same temperature as the air around it.Example: Snakes are cold-blooded, so they need the sun to get warm.9. HonestlyDefinition: Used to emphasize that you are telling the truth or your real opinion.Example: Honestly, I don't like cold weather at all.10. StunnedDefinition: Unable to move or react because of a shock (like a physical hit or extreme cold).Example: The lizard was stunned by the cold air and couldn't move its legs.11. Tropical ClimatesDefinition: Weather conditions that are generally hot and humid, usually found near the equator.Example: People who live in tropical climates are not used to wearing heavy winter coats.12. Freeze UpDefinition: To become stiff, solid, or unable to move because of the cold.Example: If you don't wear gloves, your fingers might freeze up.13. Thaw OutDefinition: To become warm again and stop being frozen.Example: We need to wait for the ice on the car window to thaw out.14. Spring BackDefinition: To quickly return to a normal active state after being pushed down or stopped.Example: The flowers looked dead in the winter, but they will spring back to life in May.15. Deal With ThisDefinition: To take action to solve a problem or handle a difficult situation.Example: My car is broken, and I don't have the money to deal with this right now.

Why are US warships suddenly moving to the Middle East, and could this be the start of a secret war? Watch this English lesson to learn the truth while mastering 24 important words like 'armada,' 'covert,' and 'unseat.'📝 Read the news more easily with this FREE news vocabulary guide: https://american-english-with-brent.kit.com/bcb3b9f6f21. WarshipDefinition: A big boat built just for fighting wars.Example: The warship left the port to protect the coast.2. Middle EastDefinition: A hot, sandy part of the world with countries like Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Egypt.Example: The Middle East has a lot of history and deserts.3. Delbert BlackDefinition: Just the name of a specific US Navy ship.Example: The Delbert Black is out sailing in the ocean right now.4. Navy DestroyerDefinition: A fast ship that acts like a bodyguard for other ships, keeping them safe from submarines.Example: The Navy destroyer raced over to stop the enemy sub.5. Combat ShipsDefinition: Boats that are armed with weapons and ready to rumble.Example: They sent three combat ships to the danger zone.6. Aircraft CarrierDefinition: A floating airport; a giant ship with a flat top for planes to take off and land.Example: The jet landed right on the deck of the aircraft carrier.7. Abraham LincolnDefinition: A famous US President, but in this news story, it’s the name of a huge ship.Example: The USS Abraham Lincoln is one of the biggest ships out there.8. ArmadaDefinition: A whole bunch of warships sailing together like a gang.Example: An armada of ships showed up on the horizon.9. AlliesDefinition: Friends who stick together and help each other, especially in a fight.Example: France and the USA were allies in the big war.10. BrokerDefinition: To help two sides shake hands and make a deal.Example: The diplomat tried to broker a peace deal between the countries.11. DiplomaticDefinition: Being smooth and polite so you don't start an argument.Example: He tried to be diplomatic instead of starting a fight.12. RegionalDefinition: Just dealing with a local area, not the whole big country.Example: The rain was just a regional problem, not everywhere.13. Cabinet MeetingsDefinition: When the President sits down with his top helpers to talk shop.Example: The President talked about the new law during the Cabinet meetings.14. Pete HegsethDefinition: The name of a specific guy in the government who deals with the military.Example: Pete Hegseth was on TV talking about the army.15. Secretary of WarDefinition: The old-school name for the boss of the army.Example: The Secretary of War told the President the troops were ready.16. OptionsDefinition: The different choices you've got on the table.Example: We have two options: stay here or go home.17. PursueDefinition: To chase after something you really want.Example: She wants to pursue a job in science.18. InterpretedDefinition: How you understood what someone meant.Example: I interpreted his silence as a "no."19. ContingenciesDefinition: Backup plans for when things go wrong.Example: We have contingencies ready in case the power goes out.20. CurtailDefinition: To cut something short or put a lid on it.Example: We had to curtail the meeting because of the fire alarm.21. The ObjectiveDefinition: The main thing you are trying to get done.Example: The objective of soccer is to put the ball in the net.22. CurbDefinition: To keep something under control, sort of like putting a leash on it.Example: You should curb your spending if you want to save cash.23. UnseatDefinition: To kick someone out of their job or their "seat" of power.Example: The voters tried to unseat the mayor in the election.24. CovertDefinition: Hush-hush; done in secret so nobody catches you.Example: The spies went on a covert mission at night.

Is Melania Trump's English really "not good enough," as some people claim? Join me in this lesson as we analyze her speech patterns to learn important vocabulary and grammar from the news.📝 Read the news more easily with this Free News Vocabulary Guide: https://american-english-with-brent.kit.com/bcb3b9f6f2Bonus English: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/usbrent/subscribeOriginal News: https://youtu.be/9OdWJe5lKk0?si=Xn-ExNDz0mNUQi161. PluggingDefinition: (Informal) To talk about a product, book, or movie publicly to encourage people to buy or watch it (promoting/advertising).Example: The actor was on the talk show plugging his new action movie.2. RiotsDefinition: A violent situation where a large crowd of people behaves badly in a public place.Example: The police stopped the riots in the city center after the angry protest.3. Monster (Big)Definition: Used as an adjective to describe something that is huge or very successful.Example: The hurricane was a monster storm that covered the whole state.4. PreciousDefinition: Very valuable, loved, or important.Example: Her grandmother gave her a precious gold ring for her birthday.5. Camp Mystic (Texas)Definition: The specific name of a summer camp (a place children go for activities during summer holiday).Example: She spent her summers swimming and hiking at Camp Mystic.6. Palisades Fire (California)Definition: The specific name of a large wildfire (forest fire) that happened in California.Example: The smoke from the Palisades Fire could be seen from miles away.7. CompassionDefinition: A strong feeling of sympathy for people who are suffering and a desire to help them.Example: The nurse showed great compassion for her sick patients.8. AssistanceDefinition: Help or support.Example: If you need assistance with your homework, please ask the teacher.9. Pull Back the CurtainDefinition: (Idiom) To reveal the truth or show what happens behind the scenes (secretly).Example: This documentary will pull back the curtain on how the government really works.10. Trailer (Movie)Definition: A short video advertisement for a new film.Example: The trailer was so exciting that I want to see the movie immediately.11. A Private PersonDefinition: Someone who likes to keep their personal life secret and does not talk much about their feelings.Example: Even though she is famous, she is a very private person and stays home often.12. First LadyDefinition: The wife of the President of the United States.Example: The First Lady gave a speech about education at the school.13. East WingDefinition: The part of the White House where the First Lady has her offices and staff.Example: The First Lady held a meeting with her team in the East Wing.14. InaugurationDefinition: A special ceremony to officially mark the beginning of a new leader's term of office.Example: Millions of people watched the President's inauguration on television in January.15. In One TakeDefinition: Filming a scene for a movie or video perfectly the first time, without stopping or repeating it.Example: The actor was so prepared that he filmed the difficult scene in one take.16. That Was A PlusDefinition: That was an advantage or a good thing.Example: The hotel was cheap, and it was near the beach, so that was a plus.17. The RotundaDefinition: A round building or room, often with a dome (rounded roof), usually found in government buildings like the U.S. Capitol.Example: The statue was placed in the center of the Rotunda for everyone to see.18. Air Force OneDefinition: The official airplane used by the President of the United States.Example: The President waved to the crowd before getting on Air Force One.19. CordialDefinition: Friendly, but polite and formal (not overly close).Example: The two leaders had a cordial meeting, even though they disagree on politics.

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Mainstream media uses specific language to manipulate how you feel about the controversial ICE shooting in Minnesota. In this lesson, we strip away the spin to teach you the advanced vocabulary, phrasal verbs, and hidden meanings they don't want you to miss📝 Read the news more easily with this Free News Vocabulary Guide: https://american-english-with-brent.kit.com/bcb3b9f6f2💙 OVER 100 BONUS ENGLISH LESSONS? Become a channel member. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCakDTg9dhhAsr3WmHyJDa-g/joinOriginal News: https://youtu.be/7CD3nSQbX0E?si=7933cFU4D9uD1y-f1. Are You Kidding Me? * Definition: An informal phrase you say when you are shocked or frustrated. It means you cannot believe it. * Sentence: The ticket cost $500! I said, "Are you kidding me?"2. Pummeling * Definition: Hitting something many times with force. * Sentence: The heavy rain is pummeling the roof of the house.3. Constituents * Definition: The people in a specific area who vote for a politician. * Sentence: The Senator wants to help his constituents get better jobs.4. The Administration * Definition: The government team led by the President. * Sentence: The Administration made a new law today to help schools.5. Partisan Narrative * Definition: A story that supports only one political party (like Democrats or Republicans) and ignores the other side. * Sentence: That news channel has a partisan narrative; they only say good things about their favorite party.6. Plead * Definition: To ask for help very seriously. To beg. * Sentence: The man had to plead with the bank to give him more time to pay.7. Department of Homeland Security * Definition: The government group that keeps the country safe from attacks. * Sentence: The Department of Homeland Security checks passports at the airport.8. Said Point Blank * Definition: To say something directly and honestly. No secrets. * Sentence: I asked if he liked the food, and he said point blank, "No, it is cold."9. Fluid Situation * Definition: A situation that changes often. Nothing is decided yet. * Sentence: We don't have a schedule yet because it is a fluid situation.10. Evolving Situation * Definition: A situation that is growing or changing as we learn more. * Sentence: The news is an evolving situation, so we will know more details tomorrow.11. Volatile * Definition: Unstable. It can change quickly to become dangerous or angry. * Sentence: Be careful going there; the crowd is angry and volatile.12. Briefed (Information) * Definition: To be told the important facts or news. * Sentence: The boss briefed the team on the new project this morning.13. Monitoring * Definition: Watching something closely to check for changes. * Sentence: The doctor is monitoring the patient's heart rate.14. Notable * Definition: Important or interesting enough to notice. * Sentence: It is notable that she finished the difficult test in only 20 minutes.15. Take Action * Definition: To do something to get a result or solve a problem. * Sentence: The police must take action to stop the crime in the city.16. Shift in Tone * Definition: A change in the mood or feeling of a conversation. * Sentence: There was a shift in tone when the boss walked in; everyone stopped laughing and got serious.

Learn essential English weather vocabulary as we analyze the breaking news about the historic winter storm impacting 130 million Americans. In this lesson, I break down the report to help you understand and use the phrases native speakers use to describe extreme cold and snow.📝 Read the news more easily with this Free News Vocabulary Guide: https://american-english-with-brent.kit.com/bcb3b9f6f2Original Newscast: https://youtu.be/o8d7Y9Ut8AA?si=6f0QUI7x_lnnq-DNThe Vocabulary List1. Alerts * Definition: Warnings or short messages that tell you about danger or important news. * Example: My phone sent loud weather alerts to warn us about the coming snowstorm.2. To Span * Definition: To cover a specific distance, area, or amount of time. * Example: The heavy rain is expected to span the entire weekend, from Friday to Sunday.3. Metro * Definition: Short for "metropolitan." It relates to a large city and the towns around it. * Example: The storm will affect the entire metro area, so city buses might stop running.4. Prepping * Definition: (Informal) Preparing; getting ready for something. * Example: We are prepping for the cold weather by buying extra food and blankets.5. Crippling * Definition: Causing severe damage or stopping something from working properly. * Example: The ice storm caused a crippling traffic jam that stopped cars for hours.6. Salmon * Definition: A large fish with pink meat that swims from the sea into rivers. * Example: Bears in the north often catch salmon in the river to eat.7. Tumbled * Definition: To fall down quickly or suddenly. (In weather, it often means temperature dropping). * Example: Last night, the temperature tumbled rapidly to -10 degrees.8. Northern Plains * Definition: A large, flat region in the northern central part of the United States. * Example: The Northern Plains are famous for having very cold and windy winters.9. Wind Chill * Definition: A measurement of how cold the air feels on your skin because of the wind. * Example: The thermometer says it is zero degrees, but the wind chill makes it feel like minus twenty.10. Incomprehensible * Definition: Impossible to understand. * Example: The cold was so extreme it was almost incomprehensible to people who live in warm places.11. Phenomenon * Definition: An unusual or interesting fact or event that can be observed. * Example: The Northern Lights are a beautiful natural phenomenon.12. Sap (trees) * Definition: The liquid inside a plant or tree that carries food and water. * Example: In the spring, people collect sap from maple trees to make syrup.13. Expands * Definition: To become larger in size. * Example: Water expands when it freezes into ice.14. Tree Trunks * Definition: The main, thick, wooden stem of a tree. * Example: The strong wind blew so hard that it snapped the tree trunks in half.15. Frigid * Definition: Extremely cold. * Example: The water in the lake was too frigid for swimming.16. Scrambling * Definition: Moving or acting quickly, often in a rushed or panicked way. * Example: Everyone was scrambling to finish their work before the power went out.17. Potential * Definition: The possibility that something might happen or develop in the future. * Example: There is a potential for heavy snow later this evening.18. Anxiety * Definition: A feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease. * Example: The news about the bad weather caused a lot of anxiety for travelers.19. Looms * Definition: To appear as a large, threatening shape; or when a scary event is about to happen. * Example: A dangerous storm looms on the horizon.20. Power Grid * Definition: The system of wires and stations that delivers electricity to a large area. * Example: If the ice breaks the electrical lines, the entire power grid could fail.21. Anticipate * Definition: To expect or predict that something will happen. * Example: We anticipate that schools will be closed tomorrow due to the snow.

In this English lesson, we break down a news report about the disputed death toll in Iran to help you understand advanced media vocabulary. You’ll learn how to read complex headlines and master the terms journalists use to discuss uncertainty.📝 Read the news more easily with this Free News Vocabulary Guide: https://american-english-with-brent.kit.com/bcb3b9f6f2🎮 Vocabulary Game: https://gemini.google.com/share/dee86085d7121. WidespreadDefinition: Happening in many places or affecting many people.Example: The flu was widespread at the school, so many students stayed home sick.2. Rocked (shocked)Definition: To shock or upset people very much.Example: The small town was rocked by the news of the mayor's sudden death.3. AdmitDefinition: To agree that something is true, often when you do not want to.Example: I had to admit that I made a mistake on the math test.4. Stands (stays)Definition: To stay the same; to remain valid.Example: The manager said the job offer stands until Friday, so I have time to decide.5. Iran's Supreme LeaderDefinition: The most powerful political and religious leader in the country of Iran.Example: The news reporter discussed the latest speech given by Iran's Supreme Leader.6. SeditionDefinition: Actions or speech that encourage people to fight against the government.Example: The man was arrested for sedition after telling people to attack the capital city.7. UnequivocallyDefinition: Very clearly; with no doubt at all.Example: The teacher stated unequivocally that cheating is not allowed in her class.8. 40-odd YearsDefinition: About 40 years (maybe a little more or less).Example: They have lived in that same house for 40-odd years.9. DiasporaDefinition: A group of people who live outside their original home country but keep their culture.Example: There is a large Italian diaspora in New York City that celebrates Italian traditions.10. Reza PahlaviDefinition: The son of the former king of Iran and a famous leader against the current government.Example: Many Iranians living abroad listen to speeches by Reza Pahlavi.11. ExiledDefinition: Forced to leave your home country and not allowed to return.Example: The political leader was exiled and had to live in France for ten years.12. ThugsDefinition: Violent criminals or aggressive people.Example: A group of thugs broke the store windows last night.13. Lashing OutDefinition: To suddenly speak or act in an angry way at someone.Example: He was tired and stressed, so he started lashing out at his friends for no reason.14. ClingDefinition: To hold onto something or someone very tightly.Example: The scared child tried to cling to her father’s hand.15. RetreatedDefinition: To move back or go away to be safe.Example: The army retreated when they realized they could not win the battle.16. Regime ChangeDefinition: Replacing a government with a new one.Example: The citizens protested in the streets because they wanted a regime change.17. AssetsDefinition: Things of value that you own, like money, a house, or a car.Example: The bank looked at all his assets before giving him a loan.18. DelayDefinition: A situation where something happens later than planned.Example: There was a two-hour delay at the airport because of the snow.19. RegionalDefinition: Related to a specific area or part of a country.Example: This restaurant serves regional food that you can only find in the south of France.20. Major RoleDefinition: An important part or position in something.Example: She played a major role in organizing the surprise birthday party.

Things are getting crazy in the U.S., so let's use this dramatic news story to take your English to the next level. Watch the clip and learn exactly how native speakers use phrases like 'on top of that' and 'cut it out' in tense situations.📝 If you want to review the words from today's lesson, click the link below to download my Free News Vocabulary Guide: https://american-english-with-brent.kit.com/bcb3b9f6f2News clip: https://youtu.be/x3Bwxzao2bk?si=M5mQywY4Pwl8Hn7N1. Watch Out * Definition: To be careful because there might be danger. * Example: "Watch out! That car is driving very fast."2. Cut it Off * Definition: To stop a supply of something (like electricity or money) or to drive in front of a car dangerously. * Example: "The electric company will cut off the power if you don't pay the bill."3. Cut it out * Definition: A phrase used to tell someone to stop doing something annoying. * Example: "Please cut it out! Your loud music is giving me a headache."4. Ramming * Definition: Hitting into something with a lot of force. * Example: "The boat was damaged after ramming into the dock during the storm."5. On Top of (meaning: adding) * Definition: In addition to something; also. * Example: "He has to work late tonight, and on top of that, he has to cook dinner when he gets home."6. Rhetoric * Definition: Language used to persuade or influence people, often used by politicians. * Example: "The politician used angry rhetoric to make the crowd excited."7. Tim Walz * Definition: An American politician who is the Governor of Minnesota. * Example: "Tim Walz gave a speech on TV about the new laws in his state."8. Gestapo * Definition: The secret police in Nazi Germany known for being cruel. (People sometimes use this word today to describe police who act too aggressively). * Example: "We learned in history class that the Gestapo controlled people through fear."9. Impede * Definition: To slow something down or make movement difficult. * Example: "The heavy snow will impede traffic on the highway today."10. Obstruct * Definition: To block a path or road so nothing can pass. * Example: "A fallen tree obstructed the road, so we had to turn around."11. Mainstream Media * Definition: Large news organizations (like big TV channels and newspapers) that most people watch. * Example: "Some people do not trust the mainstream media to tell the whole truth."12. Apprehend * Definition: To catch and arrest someone (usually used for police). * Example: "The police were finally able to apprehend the bank robber after a long chase."13. Facing (meaning: trouble) * Definition: Dealing with a difficult situation or problem. * Example: "The company is facing serious money problems this year."14. Impediments * Definition: Things that make it difficult to do something; obstacles. * Example: "Not knowing the language is one of the biggest impediments to finding a job in a new country."15. Constant * Definition: Happening all the time without stopping. * Example: "The constant noise from the construction site is very annoying."16. Folks * Definition: A friendly, informal word for "people." * Example: "Hello folks! Welcome to our town."17. Confront * Definition: To face a person or problem directly, often to argue or complain. * Example: "I need to confront my neighbor because his dog barks all night."

President Trump has sparked a diplomatic crisis by doubling down on threats to use military force to annex Greenland from Denmark. Watch this breakdown of the shocking ultimatum to understand why the U.S. wants to purchase the territory and how this move could threaten the NATO alliance.📝 If you want to review the words from today's lesson, click the link below to download my Free News Vocabulary Guide: https://american-english-with-brent.kit.com/bcb3b9f6f2📺 Original News Clip: https://youtu.be/EphehaHs2Os?si=12OymKo7rBVmBDU_1. TakeoverDefinition: When one group gets control of another group (like a company).Example: The big company wants a takeover of the small store.2. TargetDefinition: The thing or person you want to hit or reach.Example: Our sales target for this month is very high.3. InvestDefinition: To use money now to make more money later.Example: I want to invest my money in a new business.4. Doubling DownDefinition: To try even harder to do something; to not change your mind.Example: He is doubling down and refuses to change his plan.5. AnnexDefinition: To take land from another country and make it yours.Example: The country wants to annex the island.6. TargetingDefinition: Picking or choosing someone to focus on.Example: The ads are targeting people who like sports.7. AllyDefinition: A friend or partner (usually a country).Example: Canada is an ally of the United States.8. TerritoryDefinition: Land that belongs to a government.Example: Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory.9. RejectingDefinition: Saying "no" to something.Example: She is rejecting the job offer because the pay is low.10. ThreatsDefinition: Promising to hurt or punish someone.Example: The bulky man made threats to fight us.11. Ruled OutDefinition: Decided that something will not happen.Example: We ruled out going to the beach because of the rain.12. PurchaseDefinition: To buy.Example: Did you purchase a ticket for the movie?13. InvadeDefinition: To enter a place with an army to take control.Example: The army plans to invade the city tomorrow.14. ExecutivesDefinition: Important bosses or managers in a company.Example: The executives fly in first class.15. UrgedDefinition: Tried hard to persuade someone to do something.Example: My mom urged me to eat more vegetables.16. SecurityDefinition: Safety; protection from danger.Example: The bank has good security so nobody can steal money.17. HesitancyDefinition: Waiting before acting because you are not sure.Example: I felt some hesitancy before jumping into the cold water.18. ContractsDefinition: Official papers that promise something.Example: The players signed their contracts for the new season.19. FrameworkDefinition: The basic plan or structure of something.Example: We have a framework for the essay, but we need to write the details.20. UninvestableDefinition: Not a good place to put your money.Example: This old house is uninvestable because it is broken.21. Stressed (verb)Definition: Said clearly that something is very important.Example: The teacher stressed that we must be on time.22. AllianceDefinition: A group of countries or people working together as a team.Example: The two countries formed an alliance to stop the war.

Shocking images of violence and unrest are coming out of the United States, but do you have the vocabulary to understand what is really happening? In this English lesson, we break down the news reports to help you master advanced words related to protests, riots, and civil conflict.📝 If you want to review the words from today's lesson, click the link below to download my Free News Vocabulary Guide: https://american-english-with-brent.kit.com/bcb3b9f6f21. Tensions * Definition: Bad feelings between people or groups that might lead to a fight. * Example: There are tensions between the two neighbors because of the loud music.2. Crackdown * Definition: Serious action by the police or government to stop bad behavior. * Example: The school started a crackdown on cell phone use in class.3. Columbus, Ohio * Definition: A large city in the United States (the capital city of Ohio). * Example: My cousin lives in Columbus, Ohio.4. Fatal * Definition: Causing death. * Example: The accident was fatal; sadly, the driver died.5. Kicked Off (started) * Definition: Started or began. * Example: The soccer game kicked off at 3:00 PM.6. DHS * Definition: The "Department of Homeland Security." It is a US government group that keeps the country safe. * Example: The DHS checks passports at the airport.7. A Traffic Stop * Definition: When police force a driver to stop their car to check for a problem. * Example: He got a ticket for speeding during a traffic stop.8. Undocumented * Definition: Not having official papers to live or work in a country. * Example: It is difficult for undocumented people to get a driver’s license.9. Convicted * Definition: Found guilty of a crime by a court. * Example: He was convicted of stealing the money.10. Dragged * Definition: Pulled something heavy along the ground. * Example: I dragged the heavy bag into the house.11. Fateful moment * Definition: A specific time that changes the future forever. * Example: Meeting his wife was a fateful moment in his life.12. SUV * Definition: A large car that is good for families. * Example: We put all our luggage in the back of the SUV.13. Approach * Definition: To come closer to something. * Example: The train will approach the station soon.14. Reverses * Definition: Drives backward. * Example: Look behind you before the car reverses.15. Accelerating * Definition: Going faster. * Example: The plane is accelerating down the runway.16. Rare * Definition: Not common; very hard to find. * Example: Snow is very rare in the desert.17. Radicalized * Definition: Made to believe in extreme or dangerous ideas. * Example: The young man was radicalized by angry videos he saw online.18. Pressed (asked) * Definition: Asked many times or pushed for an answer. * Example: The reporter pressed the President for an answer.19. Risk * Definition: A chance that something bad or dangerous might happen. * Example: There is a risk of rain tomorrow.20. Deranged * Definition: Crazy; acting very strangely. * Example: The man was acting deranged and yelling at the wall.21. Leftist * Definition: A person who supports liberal political ideas (usually wanting social change). * Example: The leftist group wants the government to pay for college.22. Obstruct * Definition: To block or get in the way. * Example: Do not obstruct the door; people need to get out.23. Tragedy * Definition: A very sad event where people often die or get hurt. * Example: The sinking of the Titanic was a huge tragedy.24. Frustration * Definition: Feeling angry or upset because you cannot do what you want. * Example: I shouted in frustration when I lost my keys.25. Passed Judgment * Definition: Gave a strong opinion saying something is good or bad. * Example: The teacher passed judgment on the student's poor behavior.

In this English lesson, we discuss the shocking event in Minneapolis where the Mayor told federal agents to leave the city after a tragic shooting. We will learn important vocabulary words like "chaos," "spin," and "distrust" to help you talk about this difficult news story.✅ Speak Better English With Me https://brentspeak.as.me/ Use code NewYear for 25% off. Vocabulary List: Definitions & Examples * Swirling around * Definition: Moving in circles; often used when many rumors or stories are being talked about. * Sentence: There are many rumors swirling around about the new office rules. * Collectively * Definition: Done by people acting together as a group. * Sentence: The students collectively decided to ask for a longer break. * Get to the bottom of this * Definition: To find the real cause or the truth of a problem. * Sentence: I don't know why the car won't start, but I will get to the bottom of this. * Get justice * Definition: To get a fair result or punishment after something bad or illegal happens. * Sentence: The family is going to court because they want to get justice. * Dreaded * Definition: Something that makes you feel very worried, bored, or afraid. * Sentence: It is finally time for the dreaded Monday morning meeting. * Internally * Definition: Inside something (like a person's mind or inside a company). * Sentence: He looked happy, but internally he was feeling very sad. * Chaos * Definition: A situation where there is no order and everything is confusing. * Sentence: It was total chaos at the mall during the holiday sale. * Distrust * Definition: The feeling that you cannot believe or rely on someone. * Sentence: There is a lot of distrust between the two neighbors. * Spin this (Politics) * Definition: To tell a story in a way that makes a person look good, even if the situation is bad. * Sentence: The politician tried to spin this mistake to make it look like a good idea. * Self-defense * Definition: Protecting yourself from harm or an attack. * Sentence: He took a class to learn how to use self-defense. * Recklessly * Definition: Doing something dangerous without caring about the results or safety. * Sentence: He was driving recklessly and almost hit a tree. * Priorities * Definition: The things that are most important and should be done first. * Sentence: My priorities this year are finishing school and finding a job. * Problematic * Definition: Something that causes problems or is difficult to deal with. * Sentence: The lack of clean water in the city is very problematic. * Culture * Definition: The habits, traditions, and beliefs of a specific group of people. * Sentence: I love traveling to different countries to learn about their culture. * That's on you * Definition: A phrase used to say that something is your responsibility or your fault. * Sentence: I warned you to bring a jacket; if you are cold now, that's on you.

The shocking capture of Nicolas Maduro has the world wondering if the leaders of Cuba or Colombia are next on the U.S. target list. In this English lesson, we break down the vocabulary behind this developing story and discuss who might be the next to fall.✅ Speak Better English With Me https://brentspeak.as.me/ Use code NewYear for 25% off. 1. Striking SimilaritiesDefinition: Looking very much alike.Example: The two brothers have striking similarities; they have the same nose and eyes.2. InterventionDefinition: Stepping in to fix a problem.Example: The fight was bad, so it needed the teacher's intervention to stop it.3. ObligationDefinition: Something you have to do; a duty.Example: It is your obligation to pay your taxes every year.4. SafeguardDefinition: To keep something safe.Example: We wear helmets to safeguard our heads while biking.5. General NoriegaDefinition: A former military leader of Panama who was arrested by the U.S.Example: General Noriega was sent to prison for his crimes.6. Bring to JusticeDefinition: To catch a criminal and punish them in court.Example: The police worked hard to bring the thief to justice.7. AssaultDefinition: Attacking or hurting someone physically.Example: He went to jail for assault after hitting a man in the street.8. To the DayDefinition: Exactly on that specific date.Example: We have been married for 20 years to the day.9. CapturedDefinition: Caught by the police or an enemy.Example: The mouse was captured in the trap.10. Drug TraffickingDefinition: Moving and selling illegal drugs.Example: He was arrested at the airport for drug trafficking.11. Mixed ResultsDefinition: Some good things happened, but some bad things happened too.Example: The new rule had mixed results; some people liked it, but others hated it.12. Cost DearlyDefinition: To pay a very high price (in money or pain).Example: His mistake cost him dearly; he lost his job and his house.13. UnderminedDefinition: Made weak slowly over time.Example: The rain undermined the wall, and it eventually fell down.14. StabilityDefinition: Being safe, steady, and not changing.Example: Children need stability at home to feel safe.15. ChavezDefinition: Hugo Chávez, a famous former leader of Venezuela.Example: Many people in Venezuela still talk about President Chavez.16. BuoyedDefinition: Held up; made to feel happier or stronger.Example: The good news buoyed his spirits.17. Eff Around and Find OutDefinition: (Slang) If you do something bad, you will get a bad result.Example: Do not tease that bear, or you will eff around and find out.18. AdversariesDefinition: Enemies.Example: In the game, the two teams are adversaries.19. On NoticeDefinition: To be warned that you are in trouble.Example: The bad student was put on notice that he might be expelled.20. Inject our WillDefinition: To force others to do what we want.Example: The boss tried to inject his will on the team, but they ignored him.21. CrosshairsDefinition: Being the target (like in the scope of a gun).Example: The politician is in the crosshairs of the news reporters.22. Warning Shot Across the BowDefinition: A final warning before attacking.Example: The teacher gave a warning shot across the bow before calling the parents.23. Suffice it to SayDefinition: Short version: "I will just say this..."Example: Suffice it to say, the party was a disaster.24. IncompetentDefinition: Bad at your job.Example: The incompetent waiter dropped our food three times.25. SenileDefinition: Losing memory or mental power because of old age.Example: My dog is getting senile and forgets where his food bowl is.

Today, we’re analyzing the explosive reports of the U.S. operation against Nicolás Maduro to help you master 20 advanced English terms used by top journalists and political analysts. From understanding what it means to 'give the green light' to the legal weight of an 'illegitimate regime,' this lesson will give you the vocabulary you need to discuss global breaking news with confidence.✅ Speak Better English With Me https://brentspeak.as.me/ Use code NewYear for 25% off. 💙 OVER 100 BONUS ENGLISH LESSONS? Become a channel member. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCakDTg9dhhAsr3WmHyJDa-g/joinVocabulary List1. Authoritarian * Definition: Describes a government or leader that demands strict obedience and limits personal freedom. * Example: The citizens protested against the authoritarian government because they wanted free elections.2. Alleged ties * Definition: Connections or relationships that people suspect exist, but have not been officially proven yet. * Example: The reporter investigated the alleged ties between the mayor and the construction company.3. Negotiations * Definition: Formal discussions between people or groups to try to reach an agreement. * Example: After weeks of negotiations, the two countries finally signed a peace treaty.4. Correspondent * Definition: A journalist or reporter who sends news stories from a specific location or on a specific topic. * Example: Our foreign correspondent is reporting live from London tonight.5. Mar-a-Lago * Definition: A large resort and club in Florida owned by Donald Trump, often used for political meetings. * Example: The President met with his advisors at Mar-a-Lago over the weekend.6. Aware * Definition: Knowing that something exists, or having knowledge about a situation. * Example: Are you aware that the meeting time has changed to 3:00 PM?7. Immediate * Definition: Happening right away without waiting. * Example: The doctor said the patient needs immediate attention.8. Per (from) * Definition: A formal way to say "according to" or "based on what was said by." * Example: Per the manager's email, the office will be closed on Friday.9. Facilities * Definition: Buildings, equipment, or services provided for a particular purpose (like a gym, hospital, or factory). * Example: The hotel has excellent sports facilities, including a pool and a tennis court.10. Escalated * Definition: Became more serious, intense, or worse very quickly. * Example: The argument escalated quickly when they started shouting at each other.11. Regime * Definition: A government, especially one that is considered strict or unfair. * Example: The new regime made many strict laws that the people did not like.12. Illegitimate * Definition: Not allowed by law or rules; not valid or real. * Example: The court decided that the contract was illegitimate because it wasn't signed properly.13. Initial * Definition: Existing or happening at the beginning; first. * Example: My initial reaction to the news was surprise, but later I understood why it happened.14. Gather * Definition: To bring things or people together in one place; strictly in news contexts, it can also mean "to understand" or "to conclude." * Example (Group together): The teacher asked the students to gather around the desk. * Example (Understand): From what I can gather, the project is almost finished.15. Confirm * Definition: To state clearly that something is definitely true or correct. * Example: Can you confirm your flight reservation by clicking the link in the email?16. Several * Definition: More than two but not many; a few. * Example: I have visited that museum several times because I love art.17. Said out loud * Definition: To speak words so that others can hear them, rather than just thinking them. * Example: He accidentally said out loud what he was thinking, and everyone heard him.

Is Canada closing its doors to new immigrants in 2026? Join me to practice your English and learn essential vocabulary like "ambitious" and "influx" as we break down this difficult situation.✅ Speak Better English With Me https://brentspeak.as.me/ Use code NewYear for 25% off. 1. Ambitious * : Having a strong desire to succeed or do something difficult. * : She is very ambitious and plans to open her own restaurant next year.2. Hard Landing * : A difficult or rough end to a situation (often used when the economy suddenly slows down). * : After losing his job, he had a hard landing and had to move back in with his parents.3. Acknowledging * : Admitting that something is true or real. * : My boss is finally acknowledging that we need to hire more staff.4. Welcomed * : To accept someone or something with happiness/pleasure. * : We welcomed the cool weather after a very hot summer.5. Eventually * : In the end; after a long time. * : I didn’t like coffee at first, but I eventually started to love it.6. An About-Face * : A complete change of opinion or plan (turning 180 degrees). * : The company did an about-face and decided to let employees work from home again.7. Seismic * : Very big, powerful, or having a huge effect (like an earthquake). * : Moving to a new country was a seismic change for my family.8. Played Out * : How a situation developed or ended. * : We were nervous about the meeting, but it played out better than we expected.9. Influx * : The arrival of a large number of people or things at the same time. * : The hospital had an influx of patients during flu season.10. Slashed * : Reduced or cut by a large amount. * : The car dealership slashed prices to sell more cars before the end of the year.11. Sweeping * : Affecting many people or things; wide-ranging. * : The new mayor made sweeping changes to the city's parking rules.12. Layoffs * : When an employer ends a worker's job, usually because there is not enough work or money. * : The factory announced layoffs, so many workers are looking for new jobs.13. A Cap * : An upper limit on an amount or number. * : There is a cap on how much money you can transfer from the bank each day.14. Reduction * : The act of making something smaller or less. * : We noticed a reduction in our heating bill after we fixed the windows.15. Frosh * : A slang word for a first-year student (freshman) in high school or university. * : My son is a frosh in college, so he is still learning his way around campus.16. Quarter * : A period of three months (companies and schools often divide the year into four quarters). * : Our sales team tries to reach a new goal every quarter.17. Tuition * : The money you pay to be taught in a college or private school. * : They are saving money to pay for their daughter's college tuition.18. Burden * : Something heavy or difficult that you have to carry or deal with (like a difficult responsibility). * : Caring for a sick relative can be a heavy burden, but we do it with love.19. Infrastructure * : The basic systems a city needs to work, like roads, bridges, and power lines. * : The city needs to spend more money to fix the crumbling infrastructure like the old bridges.20. A Pipeline * : A system or plan where people or projects move from one stage to the next. * : The construction crew is digging up the street to fix the gas pipeline.21. Eligible * : Having the right to do or get something; qualified. * : You are eligible to vote in the election after you become a citizen.22. The Trades * : Skilled manual jobs that require special training, like plumbing, welding, or electrical work. * : Jobs in the trades are very popular right now because they pay well and are always needed.

This lesson covers the vocabulary from yesterday's meeting between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy, where they discussed a proposed peace plan and the future of the Donbas region. We will define key terms like 'thorny issue,' 'demilitarized zone,' and 'pony up' to help you understand the complex negotiations reported in the news.✅ Speak Better English With Me https://brentspeak.as.me/ Use code NewYear for 25% off. 🎮 Link to Vocabulary Game: https://gemini.google.com/share/621d1628f1b7📺 Link to Newscast: https://youtu.be/0GRN3zBlcQ8?si=r2DtIrCIBW5aXJru1. Short and Sweet * Definition: Brief, simple, and to the point. * Example: "I kept my speech short and sweet so people wouldn't get bored."2. Takeaway * Definition: The main piece of information you learn from something. * Example: "The main takeaway from the meeting is that we need to work faster."3. Thorn * Definition: A small, sharp point on the stem of a plant. * Example: "Be careful holding that rose, it has a sharp thorn."4. Thorny Issue * Definition: A complicated problem that is difficult to handle. * Example: "Politics is often a thorny issue at family dinners."5. Tossed Out * Definition: To reject an idea or throw something away. * Example: "The judge tossed out the evidence because it was not clear."6. On Board With * Definition: To agree with a plan or be part of a team. * Example: "My boss is finally on board with letting us work from home."7. Donbas * Definition: An industrial region in Eastern Ukraine often mentioned in the news. * Example: "The reporter is traveling to the Donbas to report on the war."8. Cede * Definition: To give up power or land to someone else. * Example: "After losing the war, the country had to cede territory to the winner."9. Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) * Definition: An area between two fighting countries where no soldiers or weapons are allowed. * Example: "It is strictly forbidden to cross the demilitarized zone."10. Buffer * Definition: Something that separates two things to prevent conflict or damage. * Example: "I use music as a buffer to block out the street noise."11. Stack up * Definition: To compare one thing against another. * Example: "This new burger doesn't stack up to the one at the other restaurant."12. Fortress * Definition: A building or place strictly protected from attack. * Example: "The bank is built like a fortress to protect the money."13. Blank Checks * Definition: Giving someone total freedom to spend money or do what they want. * Example: "The government cannot give blank checks to the military; they must have a budget."14. Dry Up * Definition: To slowly disappear or become unavailable (usually money or interest). * Example: "As soon as the money dried up, the workers left the project."15. What’s Your Take? * Definition: What is your opinion or perspective? * Example: "I think this is a bad idea, but what’s your take?"16. No Strings Attached * Definition: Without special conditions or hidden rules. * Example: "This is a free gift, no strings attached."17. Corrupt * Definition: Dishonest; using power to get money illegally. * Example: "The corrupt mayor was arrested for taking bribes."18. Auditing * Definition: An official inspection of an organization's accounts or records. * Example: "The IRS is auditing the company to make sure they paid their taxes."19. Hinted At It * Definition: To suggest something indirectly. * Example: "He didn't say he was angry, but his tone hinted at it."20. Step Up * Definition: To take action or responsibility when necessary. * Example: "We need more volunteers to step up and help clean the park."21. Pony Up * Definition: (Slang) To pay money that is required or owed. * Example: "You lost the bet, so now you have to pony up."

New York City is paralyzed by its worst snowstorm in three years, and in this lesson, you’ll learn the exact English vocabulary used to report on this historic weather event. Watch now to improve your listening skills while we analyze the chaos unfolding on the streets of NYC.✅ Speak Better English With Me https://brentspeak.as.me/ Use code NewYear for 25% off. Bonus English: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/usbrent/subscribe

Did the President just drag the US into a new conflict in West Africa without warning? Watch to uncover the shocking details behind the Nigeria strike and why critics are saying this move went too far.✅ Speak Better English With Me https://brentspeak.as.me/ Use code NewYear for 25% off. 💙 OVER 100 BONUS ENGLISH LESSONS? Become a channel member. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCakDTg9dhhAsr3WmHyJDa-g/joinLink to Newscast: https://youtu.be/-n5MYIea8_A?si=lYkbLtKUYrU9D3tnVocabulary List: 1. Nigeria * : A large country located in West Africa. * : My neighbor moved to our city from Nigeria last year.2. Multiple * : More than one; many. * : I called you multiple times, but you didn't answer the phone.3. Claiming * : Saying that something is true (even if others might doubt it) or saying you own something. * : He is claiming that he finished his homework, but the teacher hasn't seen it yet.4. Previously * : Before now; in the past. * : I previously worked at a bank, but now I am a teacher.5. Slaughtering * : Killing many people or animals in a violent way. * : The farmer is responsible for slaughtering the chickens for the market.6. Hell To Pay * : A phrase used to say that there will be big trouble or severe punishment later. * : If I crash my dad’s car, there will be hell to pay.7. Capable * : Having the skill or ability to do something well. * : She is a very capable student; she always gets good grades.8. Coordinated * : Planned and organized well so that people work together effectively. * : The dance team looks great because their movements are perfectly coordinated.9. Underscores * : To emphasize or show that something is very important. * : The recent accident underscores the need for safer roads in our town.10. Lacking in Will * : Not having enough desire, determination, or motivation to do something. * : He wants to learn guitar, but he is lacking in will to practice every day.11. Commitment * : A promise to do something or to stay loyal to something. * : Adopting a dog is a big commitment because you have to take care of it for years.12. Picking up (in the context of understanding) * : Learning or understanding something new, usually without much effort. * : She is picking up English very quickly by watching American movies.13. Militants * : People who are aggressive and willing to use force or violence for a political cause. * : The news reported that militants attacked a village near the border.14. Took place * : Happened. * : The wedding took place on a beautiful beach in Florida.15. The impact * : The strong effect or influence that something has. * : My favorite teacher had a huge impact on my life.16. Carried out * : Completed or performed a task or plan. * : The scientists carried out the experiment in the laboratory.17. On the same page (Idiom) * : Thinking in a similar way; agreeing with each other. * : Before we start the group project, let's make sure we are all on the same page.18. Several * : More than two, but not a large number (usually between 3 and 5). * : I have visited that restaurant several times because the food is delicious.19. Ramping up * : Increasing the level, speed, or amount of something. * : The store is ramping up its security because of the busy holiday season.20. Deep-rooted * : Firmly established and difficult to change. * : He has a deep-rooted fear of spiders because one bit him when he was a child.21. First-hand * : Getting information or experience directly yourself, not from books or other people. * : I didn't just read about the storm; I experienced it first-hand.

What really happened during the attack in Sydney, and who is the man that saved so many lives? Watch this lesson to improve your English vocabulary and learn the truth about the "Bondi Hero."✅ Speak Better English With Me https://brentspeak.as.me/ Use code Fall15 for 15% off. Link to Original Newscast: https://youtu.be/FqRqoj-14B4?si=XAUJdfjehOv1EZjWVocabulary List for B1 Students1. Terrorist Attack: A violent action meant to scare people for political or religious reasons.: The news reported a terrorist attack that happened in the city center yesterday.2. In Custody: Being held or kept by the police; under arrest.: The police caught the man, and he is now in custody.3. An Individual: One single person.: The police said an individual entered the bank and asked for money.4. Potentially: Possibly; something that could happen or be true in the future.: This is a potentially dangerous situation, so please stay inside.5. Amid: In the middle of or during something.: He stayed calm amid all the noise and confusion.6. Horror: A strong feeling of shock, fear, or disgust.: She stared in horror as the vase slipped from her hands and shattered on the floor.7. Heroism: Great bravery; acting like a hero.: The mayor gave the man an award for his heroism during the rescue.8. Tackling: Pushing someone to the ground to stop them (often used in sports like football or rugby).: The brave passenger was seen tackling the attacker to the floor.9. Struggle: A physical fight or a difficult effort to do something.: He struggled against the strong wind that was pushing him backward.10. Identified: Recognized or named; knowing who someone is.: The doctor identified the cause of the patient's stomach pain.: We identified the correct path on the map before we started hiking.11. Hailing : Praising or cheering for someone enthusiastically.: Everyone is hailing the young woman as a hero for saving the dog.12. Extraordinary: Very special, unusual, or amazing.: It is extraordinary that he finished the marathon in under two hours.13. Courage: Bravery; the ability to do something even when you are frightened.: After a few minutes, he finally plucked up the courage to ask her to dance.14. Disarm: To take a weapon (like a gun or knife) away from someone.: You must enter a code to disarm the security alarm when you walk in.15. Engaging: Getting involved in a situation or conflict; confronting someone.: The security guard was engaging the suspect when help arrived.16. Linked: Connected or related to something else.: Detectives believe this car is linked to another robbery last week.17. Probing: Investigating or asking deep questions to find the truth.: Scientists are currently probing the ocean floor to find new species of fish.18. Motives: The reasons why a person does something.: Her motive for improving her English was to get a better job and more money.

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