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[Assistant] The best advice I can give you is to face your fears instead of running away from them.


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[Assistant] The best advice I can give you is to face your fears instead of running away from them.


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[Assistant] I don't want to say I told you so, but you should have listened to me.


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[Assistant] I don't want to say I told you so, but you should have listened to me.


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[Assistant] I don't want to say I told you so, but you should have listened to me.


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[Assistant] I don't want to say I told you so, but things didn't have to go this way.


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[Assistant] I don't wanna say I told you so, but things didn't have to go this way.


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[Assistant] I don't wanna say I told you so, but I guess I was right.


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[Assistant] I don't wanna say I told you so, but I guess I was right.


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[Assistant] I don't wanna say I told you so, but I guess I was right.


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[Assistant] I don't want to say I told you so, but next time I hope you do things differently.


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[Assistant] I don't want to say I told you so, but next time I hope you do things differently.


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[Assistant] I don't want to say I told you so, but next time I hope you do things differently.


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[Assistant] I don't want to say I told you so, but you really messed things up.


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[Assistant] I don't want to say I told you so, but you really messed things up.


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[Assistant] I don't want to say I told you so, but you really messed things up.


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[Assistant] Well, I just performed I Don't Want This Night To End with Taylor on the Red Tour and first time I had the opportunity to be in front of her crowd and sing with her and it was a blast. It was, uh, it was really, really amazing to be up there.


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[Assistant] It's just a real energetic atmosphere in the room. Seeing all the signs and the lights. It was neat seeing how my crowds and her crowds are different. I gotta get me some neon signs and glowstones out there to get the fans rocking with.


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[Assistant] Congrats on a wonderful tour, Taylor, and uh, thanks from the bottom of my heart for letting me be a part of it. It was an amazing experience being up there with you, and uh, very, very inspiring, and thanks for having me.


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[Assistant] Taylor, thank you for the invite. This is amazing. I mean, one of your three nights here to be a part of this. Congratulations on an amazing year, amazing career. It's only getting bigger and better and brighter from here.


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[Assistant] I would not recommend studying English at that school.


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[Assistant] I would not recommend studying English at that school.


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[Assistant] I would not recommend studying English at that school.


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[Assistant] I would not recommend river rafting in winter.


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[Assistant] I would not recommend camping in the woods by yourself.


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[Assistant] I would not recommend camping in the woods by yourself.


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[Assistant] I would not recommend camping in the woods by yourself.


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[Assistant] I would not recommend getting back together with your ex.


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[Assistant] I would not recommend getting back together with your ex.


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[Assistant] I would not recommend getting back together with your ex.


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[Assistant] I would not recommend hiking a mountain in Nepal without a guide.


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[Assistant] I would not recommend hiking a mountain in Nepal without a guide.


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[Assistant] I would not recommend hiking a mountain in Nepal without a guide.


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[Assistant] I would not recommend staying on the beach during hurricane season.


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[Assistant] I would not recommend staying on the beach during hurricane season.


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[Assistant] I would not recommend staying on the beach during hurricane season.


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[Assistant] I would not recommend approaching a wild animal no matter how friendly it looks.


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[Assistant] I would not recommend approaching a wild animal no matter how friendly it looks.


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[Assistant] I would not recommend approaching a wild animal no matter how friendly it looks.


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[Assistant] I'm counting on you two. I'm counting on you two.


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[Assistant] I'm counting on you to be there when times get tough.


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[Assistant] I'm counting on you to be there when times get tough.


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[Assistant] I'm counting on you to be there when times get tough.


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[Assistant] I'm counting on you to always be truthful with me. I'm counting on you to always be truthful with me.


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[Assistant] I'm counting on you to always be truthful with me.


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[Assistant] I'm counting on you to have my back when no one else will.


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[Assistant] I'm counting on you to have my back when no one else will.


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[Assistant] I'm counting on you to have my back when no one else will.


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[Assistant] I'm counting on you to keep this secret until the day you die.


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[Assistant] I'm counting on you to keep this secret until the day you die.


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[Assistant] I'm counting on you to keep this secret until the day you die.


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[Assistant] If it was up to me, I would have become an artist.


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[Assistant] If it was up to me, you wouldn't have taken the overseas job.


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[Assistant] If it was up to me, you wouldn't have taken the overseas job.


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[Assistant] If it was up to me, you wouldn't have taken the overseas job.


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[Assistant] Just when I was starting to lose hope, they reached out.


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[Assistant] Just when I was starting to lose hope, they reached out.


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[Assistant] Just when I was starting to lose hope, they reached out.


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[Assistant] Just when I was starting to lose hope, he came back home.


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[Assistant] Just when I was starting to lose hope, he came back home.


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[Assistant] Just when I was starting to lose hope, he came back home.


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[Assistant] Just when I was starting to lose hope, she showed up.


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[Assistant] Just when I was starting to lose hope, she showed up.


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[Assistant] Just when I was starting to lose hope, she showed up.


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[Assistant] Just when I was starting to lose hope, they called and gave me an offer.


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[Assistant] Just when I was starting to lose hope, they called and gave me an offer.


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[Assistant] Just when I was starting to lose hope, they called and gave me an offer.


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[Assistant] Just when I was starting to lose hope, he pulled through.


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[Assistant] Just when I was starting to lose hope, he pulled through.


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[Assistant] Just when I was starting to lose hope, he pulled through.


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[Assistant] Just when I was starting to lose hope, she changed my mind.


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[Assistant] Just when I was starting to lose hope, she changed my mind.


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[Assistant] Just when I was starting to lose hope, she changed my mind.


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[Assistant] Just when I was starting to lose hope, they came into my life.


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[Assistant] Just when I was starting to lose hope, they came into my life.


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[Assistant] Just when I was starting to lose hope, they came into my life.


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[Assistant] He is my hero because he is a man of his word. He is my hero because he is a man of his word.


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[Assistant] He is my hero because he never goes against his values.


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[Assistant] He is my hero because he never goes against his values.


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[Assistant] He is my hero because he never goes against his values.


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[Assistant] He is my hero because he is a person of great integrity.


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[Assistant] He is my hero because he is a person of great integrity.


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[Assistant] He is my hero because he is a person of great integrity.


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[Assistant] He is my hero because he is honest even when it's difficult.


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[Assistant] He is my hero because he is honest even when it's difficult.


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[Assistant] He is my hero because he is honest even when it's difficult.


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[Assistant] He is my hero because he is always there for the people he loves.


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[Assistant] He is my hero because he is always there for the people he loves.


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[Assistant] He is my hero because he is always there for the people he loves.


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[Assistant] He is my hero because he has gone through so much and still wants to help others.


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[Assistant] He is my hero because he has gone through so much and still wants to help others.


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[Assistant] He is my hero because he has gone through so much and still wants to help others.


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[Assistant] She needs your help with putting up the Christmas lights.


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[Assistant] She needs your help with taking your grandma to the hospital.


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[Assistant] She needs your help with taking your grandma to the hospital.


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[Assistant] She needs your help with taking your grandma to the hospital.


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[Assistant] If you quit now, you'll never achieve your childhood dreams.


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[Assistant] If you quit now, you'll never achieve your childhood dreams.


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[Assistant] If you quit now, you'll never achieve your childhood dreams.


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[Assistant] If you quit now, you'll never become who you're destined to be.


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[Assistant] If you quit now, you'll never become who you're destined to be.


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[Assistant] If you quit now, you'll never become who you're destined to be.


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[Assistant] If you quit now, you'll never change how they think of you.


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[Assistant] If you quit now, you'll never change how they think of you.


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[Assistant] If you quit now, you'll never change how they think of you.


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[Assistant] If you quit now, you'll never amount to anything.


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[Assistant] If you quit now, you'll never graduate from university.


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[Assistant] If you quit now, you'll never graduate from university.


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[Assistant] If you quit now, you'll never graduate from university.


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[Assistant] If anything happens to him, I swear I will.


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[Assistant] If anything happens to him, I swear I will.


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[Assistant] If anything happens to him, I swear I will.


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[Assistant] If anything happens to him, I swear I will never forgive you.


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[Assistant] If anything happens to him, I swear I will never forgive you.


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[Assistant] If anything happens to him, I swear I will never forgive you.


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[Assistant] If anything happens to him, I swear I will make her pay.


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[Assistant] If anything happens to him, I swear I will make her pay.


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[Assistant] If anything happens to him, I swear I will make her pay.


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[Assistant] If anything happens to him, I swear I will make you regret it.


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[Assistant] If anything happens to him, I swear I will make you regret it.


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[Assistant] If anything happens to him, I swear I will make you regret it.


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[Assistant] I'll never forgive myself if I did something to hurt her.


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[Assistant] I'll never forgive myself if I did something to hurt her.


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[Assistant] I'll never forgive myself if I did something to hurt her.


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[Assistant] I'll never forgive myself if I mess this up for him.


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[Assistant] I'll never forgive myself if I mess this up for him.


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[Assistant] I'll never forgive myself if I mess this up for him.


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[Assistant] I'll never forgive myself if I don't tell you the truth.


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[Assistant] I'll never forgive myself if I don't tell you the truth.


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[Assistant] I'll never forgive myself if I don't tell you the truth.


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[Assistant] I'll never forgive myself if I let this opportunity pass me by.


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[Assistant] I'll never forgive myself if I let this opportunity pass me by.


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[Assistant] I'll never forgive myself if I let this opportunity pass me by.


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[Assistant] I'll never forgive myself if I cheat them out of what they deserve.


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[Assistant] I'll never forgive myself if I cheat them out of what they deserve.


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[Assistant] I'll never forgive myself if I cheat them out of what they deserve.


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[Assistant] I'll never forgive myself if I do what they want me to do.


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[Assistant] I'll never forgive myself if I do what they want me to do.


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[Assistant] I'll never forgive myself if I do what they want me to do.


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[Assistant] I'll never forgive myself if I keep lying to him for much longer.


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[Assistant] I'll never forgive myself if I keep lying to him for much longer.


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[Assistant] I'll never forgive myself if I keep lying to him for much longer.


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[Assistant] If I'm being honest, I never wanted to join this class.


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[Assistant] If I'm being honest, I never wanted to join this class.


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[Assistant] If I'm being honest, I never wanted to join this class.


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[Assistant] If I'm being honest, I always liked her despite what everyone said.


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[Assistant] If I'm being honest, I always liked her despite what everyone said.


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[Assistant] If I'm being honest, I always liked her despite what everyone said.


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[Assistant] If I'm being honest, I hoped we would someday be more than friends.


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[Assistant] If I'm being honest, I hoped we would someday be more than friends.


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[Assistant] If I'm being honest, I hoped we would someday be more than friends.


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[Assistant] If I'm being honest, I forgot that we ever fought about something so silly.


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[Assistant] If I'm being honest, I forgot that we ever thought about something so silly.


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[Assistant] If I'm being honest, I forgot that we ever thought about something so silly.


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[Assistant] If I'm being honest, I don't like the way you have been acting.


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[Assistant] If I'm being honest, I don't like the way you have been acting.


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[Assistant] If I'm being honest, I don't like the way you have been acting.


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[Assistant] If I'm being honest, I am not interested in working for her.


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[Assistant] If I'm being honest, I am not interested in working for her.


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[Assistant] If I'm being honest, I am not interested in working for her.


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[Assistant] I'm proud of you for staying true to your word.


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[Assistant] Despite what you may have heard, he is actually really nice.


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[Assistant] Despite what you may have heard, he is actually really nice.


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[Assistant] Despite what you may have heard, he is actually really nice.


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[Assistant] Despite what you may have heard, she is not coming back.


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[Assistant] Despite what you may have heard, she is not coming back.


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[Assistant] Despite what you may have heard, she is not coming back.


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[Assistant] Despite what you may have heard, they are breaking up.


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[Assistant] Despite what you may have heard, he is a great boss.


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[Assistant] Despite what you may have heard, he is a great boss.


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[Assistant] Despite what you may have heard, he is a great boss.


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[Assistant] Rumor has it they stole millions of dollars from their company.


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[Assistant] Rumor has it they stole millions of dollars from their company.


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[Assistant] Rumor has it they stole millions of dollars from their company.


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[Assistant] Rumor has it they fabricated their entire resume.


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[Assistant] Rumor has it they fabricated their entire resume.


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[Assistant] Rumor has it they fabricated their entire resume.


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[Assistant] Rumor has it they got an offer for a million dollars.


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[Assistant] Rumor has it they got an offer for a million dollars.


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[Assistant] Rumor has it they got an offer for a million dollars.


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[Assistant] Rumor has it they are the rightful heir to the throne.


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[Assistant] Rumor has it they are the rightful heir to the throne.


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[Assistant] Rumor has it they are the rightful heir to the throne.


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[Assistant] Rumor has it they are working with the FBI to solve the case.


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[Assistant] Rumor has it they are working with the FBI to solve the case.


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[Assistant] Rumor has it they are working with the FBI to solve the case.


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[Assistant] Don't waste your life staying in a relationship with someone who treats you badly.


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[Assistant] Don't waste your life staying in a relationship with someone who treats you badly.


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[Assistant] Don't waste your life staying in a relationship with someone who treats you badly.


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[Assistant] Don't waste your life listening to con artists like him.


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[Assistant] Don't waste your life listening to con artists like him.


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[Assistant] Don't waste your life listening to con artists like him.


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[Assistant] All you need to know is you have the answers inside of yourself already.


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[Assistant] All you need to know is you have the answers inside of yourself already.


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[Assistant] All you need to know is you have the answers inside of yourself already.


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[Assistant] All you need to know is I would never do anything to hurt you.


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[Assistant] All you need to know is I would never do anything to hurt you.


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[Assistant] All you need to know is I would never do anything to hurt you.


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[Assistant] Is anyone available to? Is anyone available to?


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[Assistant] Is anyone available to color and style my hair today?


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[Assistant] Is anyone available to color and style my hair today?


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[Assistant] Is anyone available to color and style my hair today?


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[Assistant] Is anyone available to chat with me for a moment? Is anyone available to chat with me for a moment?


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[Assistant] Is anyone available to chat with me for a moment?


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[Assistant] Is anyone available to help me find the items on my list?


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[Assistant] Is anyone available to help me find the items on my list?


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[Assistant] Is anyone available to cater an event this weekend?


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[Assistant] Is anyone available to cater an event this weekend?


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[Assistant] Is anyone available to cater an event this weekend?


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[Assistant] Is anyone available to give my car an oil change?


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[Assistant] Is anyone available to give my car an oil change?


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[Assistant] Is anyone available to give my car an oil change?


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[Assistant] Is anyone available to help the customer on aisle 3?


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[Assistant] Is anyone available to help the customer on aisle 3?


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[Assistant] Is anyone available to help the customer on aisle 3?


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[Assistant] Is anyone available to work next Sunday morning?


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[Assistant] There's not a moment to lose. We should start training for the marathon today.


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[Assistant] There's not a moment to lose. We should start training for the marathon today.


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[Assistant] There's not a moment to lose. We should start training for the marathon today.


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[Assistant] There's not a moment to lose. We should prepare for the worst.


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[Assistant] There's not a moment to lose. We should prepare for the worst.


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[Assistant] If there's not a moment to lose, we should prepare for the worst.


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[Assistant] There's not a moment to lose. We should hire a tutor for our son.


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[Assistant] There's not a moment to lose. We should hire a tutor for our son.


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[Assistant] There's not a moment to lose. We should hire a tutor for our son.


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[Assistant] There's not a moment to lose. We should make a reservation now.


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[Assistant] There's not a moment to lose. We should make a reservation now.


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[Assistant] There's not a moment to lose. We should make a reservation now.


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[Assistant] Don't tell me you miss me. Don't tell me you miss me.


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[Assistant] Don't tell me you left the keys in the house.


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[Assistant] Don't tell me you left the keys in the house.


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[Assistant] Just in the nick of time, she came to the rescue.


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[Assistant] Just in the nick of time, she came to the rescue.


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[Assistant] Just in the nick of time, she came to the rescue.


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[Assistant] Just in the nick of time, they cancelled the meeting.


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[Assistant] Just in the nick of time, they cancelled the meeting.


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[Assistant] Just in the nick of time, they cancelled the meeting.


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[Assistant] Just in the nick of time, she showed up with a birthday cake.


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[Assistant] Just in the nick of time, she showed up with a birthday cake.


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[Assistant] Just in the nick of time, she showed up with a birthday cake.


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[Assistant] I wish you would just grow up for once.


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[Assistant] I wish he would just leave me alone forever.


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[Assistant] I wish he would just leave me alone forever.


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[Assistant] I wish he would just leave me alone forever.


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[Assistant] I wish he would just stop whining about everything.


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[Assistant] I wish he would just stop whining about everything.


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[Assistant] I wish he would just stop whining about everything.


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[Assistant] I wish he would just be honest and say what's on his mind.


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[Assistant] I wish he would just be honest and say what's on his mind.


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[Assistant] I wish he would just be honest and say what's on his mind.


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[Assistant] Before we go on stage, we do a huddle, like we're a football team or something. And, uh, we just, we really put a great priority on togetherness. Here at Camp Swift.


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[Assistant] A couple of years ago, Grant, bless his heart, got up there and started like making this speech, and we were like, okay, alright, you know, say something motivational before we go on stage, and he's like,


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[Assistant] And then Liz threw in ul at the end of it, so now I guess what we say before we go on stage is never forget the essence of your sparkle.


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[Assistant] We're always together. And that's by choice. So uhm, we huddle up before we go on stage every night. Basically, we metaphorically are in a huddle all the time though.


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[Assistant] Time to get to work on my math homework.


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[Assistant] Quack. R-r-rainbow.


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[Assistant] So when the skip says, here, you make the drill like that.


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[Assistant] So when the skip says, here, you make the trill like that.


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[Assistant] Here 29.3 to a little over 148.


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[Assistant] What the trail does is it looks at the range of the log in each well and takes about 10% of the range and adds it to the bottom and 10% of the range and adds it to the top for each one of the wells. But that means when you're looking at one well versus another well, you're not really comparing the same thing. You're looking at different numbers. So to make these consistent, one way to do that is to bring up the template.


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[Assistant] Go into select mode, which is the arrow mode, and click on one of the logs in your well section.


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[Assistant] That log will then appear up here in the inspector, here the gamma log. One of the sections is template limits. We can check these buttons for minimum and maximum values and put them in here, 0 to 170. When we click apply limits, then


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[Assistant] The minimum and maximum values in all of the wells will be set from zero minimum to 170 maximum. So you are comparing like objects here instead of very different values.


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[Assistant] The second way of doing that is in the template. Once again, we see the minimum and maximum values different for these wells. To find out what value we might want to put in there, we can go to the global well logs and double click on gamma to bring its settings up.


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[Assistant] In the statistics area we can see the minimum is about 20, the maximum is about 160. That's finding the minimum and maximum values. Then we can open the template and highlight the log


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[Assistant] Not the track name, but the log itself.


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[Assistant] All wells are changed to have a minimum of zero and a maximum of 175.


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[Assistant] If Austin Carter had to pick a theme song, it would probably be Ice Ice Baby. The 27-year-old doctoral student and Royal Oak native has been living on the southernmost continent for 50 days, where researchers are drilling for ice.


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[Assistant] caught up with him in Sydney, Australia via Zoom this week after he just wrapped up his third trip near the South Pole. He joined researchers from 15 universities and Coldex to find the oldest ice on the planet and study the prehistoric dust particles trapped inside. What is the oldest core of ice you've uncovered?


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[Assistant] And he's been serving up this polar science knowledge to the masses.


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[Assistant] This video racked up 27.5 million views on TikTok.


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[Assistant] If Austin Carter had to pick a theme song, it would probably be Ice Ice Baby. The 27-year-old doctoral student and Royal Oak native has been living on the southernmost continent for 50 days, where researchers are drilling for ice.


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[Assistant] caught up with him in Sydney, Australia via zoom this week after he just wrapped up his third trip near the South Pole. He joined researchers from 15 universities and Coldex


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[Assistant] And he's been serving up this polar science knowledge to the masses.


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[Assistant] This video racked up 27.5 million views on TikTok.


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[Assistant] So we're gonna put America first, we're gonna make America great again. Again, Iowa, we love you.


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[Assistant] So we're gonna put America first, we're gonna make America great again. Again, Iowa, we love you.


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[Assistant] The earth is on fire in Iceland, again. For the second time in a month, Iceland's Fagladeuch Fjork volcano is threatening the small fishing village of Grindavík in the southwest of the country.


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[Assistant] A webcam set up by Iceland's public broadcaster, RUV, showed a stream of lava flowing into Grindavík.


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[Assistant] So far, several homes have been consumed by scorching lava flowing out of two new fissures from the latest eruption.


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[Assistant] Forcing national police to order evacuations.


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[Assistant] John Gowdy is one of the town's 4,000 residents.


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[Assistant] So far, the walls are holding the lava back from all but the houses on the outskirts of town.


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[Assistant] The earth is on fire in Iceland, again. For the second time in a month, Iceland's Fagladeuch Fjork volcano is threatening the small fishing village of Grindavík in the southwest of the country.


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[Assistant] A webcam set up by Iceland's public broadcaster, RUV, showed a stream of lava flowing into Grindavík.


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[Assistant] So far, several homes have been consumed by scorching lava flowing out of two new fissures from the latest eruption.


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[Assistant] Forcing national police to order evacuations.


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[Assistant] John Gowdy is one of the town's 4,000 residents.


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[Assistant] So far, the walls are holding the lava back from all but the houses on the outskirts of town.


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[Assistant] He's actually a 3D character, but I'm controlling live. In real time.


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[Assistant] We'd like a challenge. Over the last 15 years, we've been putting humans and creatures into film that you accept as real. If they're happy, you should feel happy. And if they feel pain, you should empathize with them. We're getting pretty good at it, too. But it's really, really difficult.


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[Assistant] And machine learning, deep learning, has happened. So we asked ourselves, do you suppose we could


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[Assistant] Is it real enough so that you could tell whether or not I was lying to you? So that was our goal.


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[Assistant] About a year and a half ago, we set off to achieve this goal. And what I'm going to do now is take you basically on a little bit of a journey to see exactly what we had to do to get where we are.


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[Assistant] There is a research lab that's associated with the University of Southern California. They have a device there, it's called the Light Stage.


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[Assistant] It has a zillion individually controlled lights and a whole bunch of cameras.


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[Assistant] And with that, we can reconstruct my face under a myriad of lighting conditions, right?


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[Assistant] I sat down in front of some high resolution motion capture device, and also we did this uhm, traditional motion capture with markers.


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[Assistant] Man, I made a lot of expressions. I said different lines and different emotional states. We had to do a lot of capture with this. Once we had this enormous amount of data,


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[Assistant] And when we were finished with that, in 16 milliseconds, the neural network can look at my image and figure out everything about my face.


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[Assistant] I'm displayed up there with all the detail that we've captured previously. We're far from done.


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[Assistant] This is very much a work in progress. This is actually the first time we've shown it outside of our company and


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[Assistant] Now the second reason we did this, and you can imagine, is this is going to be great for film.


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[Assistant] In fact, we are using some of the same technology that DeepFake is using.


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[Assistant] I prefer to think about how this technology can-


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[Assistant] Bring humanity to other technology. And bring us all closer together. Now that you've seen this, think about the possibilities.


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[Assistant] Right off the bat, you're gonna see it in live events and concerts. Like this.


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[Assistant] Digital celebrities, especially with new projection technology,


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[Assistant] Are gonna be just like the movies, but alive and in real time. And new forms of communication are coming.


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[Assistant] You can already interact with DigiDoug in VR.


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[Assistant] And as you can imagine, this is going to be used to give virtual assistants a body and a face. A humanity.


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[Assistant] I already love it, that when I talk to virtual assistants, they answer back in a soothing, human-like voice. Now they'll have a face.


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[Assistant] I couldn't leave the stage without you actually being able to see my real face so you can do some comparison with, uhm, here. So let me take off my helmet here.


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[Assistant] Gonna come with some serious and real concerns that we have to deal with.


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[Assistant] And talking to far away friends will be like sitting with them together in the same room. Thank you very much.


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[Assistant] Well, 100 days after the October 7th terrorist attacks that sparked this Israel Hamas war, Israel


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[Assistant] Fired by Hezbollah hitting a residential home in northern Israel, killing


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[Assistant] A 76 year old woman and her 40 year old son, uh, the Israeli military meanwhile, uh, firing strikes, uh, in southern Lebanon at Hezbollah targets.


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[Assistant] Hassan Nasrallah, the head of Hezbollah, says that only a ceasefire in Gaza could see the end of those cross-border clashes. Uh, meanwhile in Israel, as we hit this 100-day mark, many people across the country


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[Assistant] Who still remain in captivity, held by Hamas.


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[Assistant] In the Gaza Strip, uh, tens of thousands of people flocking to what's become known as Hostages Plaza in Tel Aviv, where a 24 hour rally was held to mark those 100 days of captivity messages.


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[Assistant] Well, 100 days after the October 7th terrorist attacks that sparked this Israel Hamas war, Israel


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[Assistant] Is facing mounting international pressure as the death toll in Gaza reaches nearly 24,000 people killed, a majority of those women and children. But amid that international pressure, the Israeli prime minister is defiant for his part. He says


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[Assistant] Total victory and warning that this war will take many more months, but it's clear amid those defined comments that there are still concerns.


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[Assistant] That's as we look to the south in Yemen, Houthi rebels there are vowing to continue their attacks on that critical shipping lane in the Red Sea following strikes by the United States and the United Kingdom.


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[Assistant] If you look to the north at the Israel-Lebanese border, there are continuing cross-border clashes between the Israeli military and Hezbollah.


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[Assistant] Fired by Hezbollah hitting a residential home in northern Israel, killing


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[Assistant] A 76 year old woman and her 40 year old son, uh, the Israeli military meanwhile.


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[Assistant] Uh, firing strikes in southern Lebanon at Hezbollah targets.


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[Assistant] Hassan Nasrallah, the head of Hezbollah, says that only a ceasefire in Gaza could see the end of those cross-border clashes. Uh, meanwhile in Israel, as we hit this 100-day mark, many people across the country are marking 100 days of captivity for those more than 100 hostages.


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[Assistant] Who still remain in captivity, held by Hamas.


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[Assistant] In the Gaza Strip, tens of thousands of people flocking to what's become known as Hostages Plaza in Tel Aviv, where a 24-hour rally was held to mark those 100 days of captivity. Messages recorded by leaders across the world flowing in during that ceremony.


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[Assistant] And as people mark those 100 days of captivity, we're now learning that negotiators have struck a deal.


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[Assistant] And the South Asian nation of Pakistan, the fifth most populated nation in the world, carried out a series of military strikes on what it said were separatist militant hideouts inside Iran.


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[Assistant] This eyewitness video from Iran with villagers standing among damaged buildings and says the location matches scenes of the aftermath shown on Iranian TV. Earlier this week, people gathered across Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, to protest Iran's cross-border strike.


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[Assistant] Hostilities between Pakistan and Iran aren't new, but Reuters calls the exchange of attacks this week the highest profile cross border intrusion in recent years.


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[Assistant] This along with all of the other tension in the Middle East is raising great concern of a growing wider conflict. CNN's Paula Hancock is here to give us a quick recap of all that's happened and explain Iran's web-like connection to the conflict in the Middle East.


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[Assistant] Ten second trivia. What is the longest river in the world according to the Guinness World Records? The Missouri, the Nile, the Amazon, the Yangtze.


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[Assistant] Some scientists debate this, but Guinness, Britannica and US governments say the Nile is the longest river in the world, some 4,160 miles long.


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[Assistant] If you could simply use the palm of your hand to pay for things, whether it's groceries or hopping on a subway or bus or even entering buildings like an office or gym, would you do it? Well, a Chinese tech giant Tencent


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[Assistant] has launched a new biometric payment system designed to allow you to leave your keys, cash and credit cards at home. Our Mark Stewart has more from Beijing.


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[Assistant] For today's story, getting a 10 out of 10, a whole new meaning to Great White Shark. When Iowa City got loads of snow last week, artist Carlos Maldonado


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[Assistant] That's one fin-tastic piece of art. Snow joke. A shark that doesn't attack. Still get frostbite though. All right. You already know what time it is. Shout out time. Today we're sending a whole bunch of love to the Wranglers and Mrs. Allen's class at Harmony Middle School in Harmony, Florida. Rise up. And this shout out goes to


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[Assistant] The Columbus School in Medellin, Columbia. Go Tigers! Let's go out and make this world a bit of a better place, shall we? Even if it's just making someone smile today. Remember, you are more powerful than you know. I'm Koy Wire. It's been a blessing to spend this week with you.


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[Assistant] What's up superstar? It's Friday. Fri-yay. Great job with taking this week by storm, grinding and shining, maybe even having to power through some tough moments, but rise up. Here we go. Welcome to the Best 10 Minutes in News. I'm Koy Wire. This is CNN 10 and come on with me as we zip through an overview


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[Assistant] And the South Asian nation of Pakistan, the fifth most populated nation in the world, carried out a series of military strikes on what it said were separatist militant hideouts inside Iran.


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[Assistant] This eyewitness video from Iran with villagers standing among damaged buildings and says the location matches scenes of the aftermath shown on Iranian TV. Earlier this week, people gathered across Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, to protest Iran's cross-border strike.


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[Assistant] Hostilities between Pakistan and Iran aren't new, but Reuters calls the exchange of attacks this week the highest profile cross border intrusion in recent years.


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[Assistant] This along with all of the other tension in the Middle East is raising great concern of a growing wider conflict. CNN's Paula Hancock is here to give us a quick recap of all that's happened and explain Iran's web-like connection to the conflict in the Middle East.


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[Assistant] Ten second trivia. What is the longest river in the world according to the Guinness World Records? The Missouri, the Nile, the Amazon, the Yangtze.


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[Assistant] Some scientists debate this, but Guinness, Britannica and US governments say the Nile is the longest river in the world, some 4,160 miles long.


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[Assistant] If you could simply use the palm of your hand to pay for things, whether it's groceries or hopping on a subway or bus or even entering buildings like an office or gym, would you do it? Well, a Chinese tech giant Tencent


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[Assistant] has launched a new biometric payment system designed to allow you to leave your keys, cash and credit cards at home. Our Mark Stewart has more from Beijing.


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[Assistant] For today's story, getting a 10 out of 10, a whole new meaning to Great White Shark. When Iowa City got loads of snow last week, artist Carlos Maldonado


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[Assistant] Well, he, uh, decided to make the most of the white stuff with his family creating this 20 foot long great white shark. Mr. Maldonado said that his kids originally wanted just a snowman, but six hours later, they had jaws. Now, if they get more snow, then Maldonado say their next project is an octopus or a banana split.


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[Assistant] That's one fin-tastic piece of art. Snow joke. A shark that doesn't attack. Still get frostbite though. All right. You already know what time it is. Shout out time. Today we're sending a whole bunch of love to the Wranglers and Mrs. Allen's class at Harmony Middle School in Harmony, Florida. Rise up. And this shout out goes to


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[Assistant] The Columbus School in Medellin, Columbia. Go Tigers! Let's go out and make this world a bit of a better place, shall we? Even if it's just making someone smile today. Remember, you are more powerful than you know. I'm Koy Wire. It's been a blessing to spend this week with you.


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[Assistant] Well hello and welcome to this English lesson where we're going to talk about fixing and repairing. A topic that


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[Assistant] I know a lot of words and phrases about fixing and repairing, but I am not an expert.


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[Assistant] By any stretch of the imagination. I can fix some things. I'm okay at it. That means I'm not really good at fixing things. I'm okay at it. Uhm, I can fix small things. I can repair small things. If you're not sure what fixing and repairing is, it's when something is broken, uh, and it needs someone to just


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[Assistant] Uh, add a new part or fix it in some way so that it works again or so that it is usable again.


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[Assistant] Uh, so today, we'll do a little lesson on fixing and repairing. Um, it's a little, it's a few words shorter than some of my other English lessons but uh, maybe I'll spend a bit more time explaining each word and each phrase. So, let's get started on this lesson on fixing and repairing.


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[Assistant] I want to start by talking about the verb to fix. So we have the verb to fix.


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[Assistant] The verb to repair, the verb to mend, and the verb to patch. So let me back up and talk about the verb to fix.


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[Assistant] The verb to fix is probably the most common way to talk about something that's broken or worn out that needs to be fixed. Okay? Uhm, even if you're talking about things like your car or your computer or maybe a button fell off your shirt.


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[Assistant] The general term, the verb we use the most often in my opinion is the verb to fix.


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[Assistant] I need to have someone fix my car. I need to fix my shirt. The button fell off.


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[Assistant] I need to get my computer fixed because it stopped working.


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[Assistant] So this is, uh, probably the most general term. In fact, if you're learning English,


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[Assistant] And you want to talk about something that needs, uh, that isn't working and you want to have it.


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[Assistant] We also have the verb to repair. It means pretty much exactly the same thing. I need to have my car repaired. We wouldn't use it for clothing. You don't usually repair clothing, but you might get your computer repaired.


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[Assistant] In fact, we often have repair shops. A repair shop is a place where you can bring something so that someone can repair it. We don't use this verb as much. We do use it a lot, but uhm, I think because it's two syllables, repair,


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[Assistant] Fix repair takes a little longer to say it, so maybe we just use the verb to fix. But again,


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[Assistant] It's almost a direct replacement, except I don't think I would use it for clothing.


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[Assistant] So if there's a hole, uhm, in your jeans, you might have someone mend it. If you have a hole in your sock, you might have someone mend it.


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[Assistant] The reason we don't use the verb to mend, to talk about fixing clothing very much anymore,


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[Assistant] Is because people don't actually mend their clothing very often anymore. Quite often when, uhm, an article of clothing gets a hole in it, people just throw it away. So, uh, because our society has become


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[Assistant] Quick to throw things away instead of fixing them. Verbs like to mend aren't used very much anymore.


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[Assistant] Is probably used more to talk about patching up the road, or sometimes you patch up something, uhm, but to patch, uh, clothing. We don't often put patches on clothing anymore. For the same reason, we don't use the verb to mend as much anymore.


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[Assistant] Sometimes you just want to do a quick fix. In English, a quick fix is not always the best way to fix something. Uhm, but it's a fix that you can do very very quickly without spending a lot of money.


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[Assistant] Here is a quick fix of a hose. The hose probably had a leak in it and so a quick fix uh was to wrap tape around it. Quick fixes


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[Assistant] Are quick to do, but they also do not last very long. So I don't think this is the best way to fix a hose with a leak in it, but it certainly is a quick fix. Uhm, other quick fixes might be, uhm, and they often involve tape. Uh, maybe you have a cup.


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[Assistant] Maybe you have a cup and the cup has a hole in it, so you put a piece of tape across. It works for a little bit, but eventually the water will come through. So that's what a quick fix is.


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[Assistant] Oh, and I thought I should, another quick fix if a light bulb goes out is to change the light bulb. But I thought I should tell you a joke.


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[Assistant] And the format of the joke is to ask how many of a certain type of people does it take to change a light bulb? This joke can be very rude and it can be very what we call derogatory. I'm going to tell the joke and make fun of Canadians because I am Canadian.


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[Assistant] I'm not gonna tell the joke and try to make the joke make someone from another country feel bad, but I will make fun of Canadians.


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[Assistant] So the joke would go like this. How many Canadians does it take to change a light bulb?


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[Assistant] And the answer to the joke is usually,


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[Assistant] Something that makes fun of the people you were talking about. So the answer for this one is that it takes three. One to stand on the ladder and hold the light bulb and then two more Canadians to lift the ladder and and walk in a circle so the light bulb gets screwed in. So you can see how it's kind of a funny joke.


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[Assistant] Uhm, please don't use this joke to make fun of other people. Uhm, but if you want to use it to make fun of yourself, that's fine. And the answer to the joke changes. There are many many types of answers to the joke. How many Canadians does it take to change a lightbulb?


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[Assistant] There's something new in the world called a hack. A hack is when you


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[Assistant] Buying a cable holder. And I know this isn't really a fix or repair, but a hack is something you do in life.


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[Assistant] The state of things before it needs to be fixed.


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[Assistant] And there are different ways to describe things that need to be fixed.


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[Assistant] One is to just say it's broken. So this phone was dropped and now this phone is broken. You can see that the glass is all, uhm, fractured, that the glass has shattered a little bit. So when something is broken, it needs to be fixed.


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[Assistant] I'm not sure if this is fixable. I didn't put the word fixable in my list. I probably should've, uhm, but, uh, broke, uhm, broken, sorry, fixable is a way to describe something that you can fix. If it's not fixable, it's usually just garbage or needs to be recycled. I did want to go back and mention that the word hack comes from


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[Assistant] In computers, in the computer world, when you hack a computer, it means you kind of find a way in or you get past the security. And we've now started to use the word hack for things in life as well.


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[Assistant] So, when something's broken, uh, it doesn't work anymore. But when something's damaged, it means something has happened to it. Okay? Uhm, so, let me, uh, think about this. There was a big storm in the US recently.


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[Assistant] And it caused a lot of damage. There's a lot of buildings that are damaged. When a building is damaged, it needs to be fixed. It needs to be repaired. Uhm, when you get in a car accident, your car is damaged. And so you need to find someone who can repair the car or fix the car because it is damaged.


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[Assistant] So things can be broken, things can be damaged, and they need to be fixed.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I, I'm not sure I use it with anything else. Like my tractor can break down. You can have, uhm, yeah, I think it, for anything that you drive, like a truck can break down, a car can break down, etc. Sometimes things are just worn out.


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[Assistant] Uh, when something is worn out, it usually means it has been used so much that it has holes in it. This bike seat looks very, very worn out.


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[Assistant] Let me make it a little bigger for you. Uhm, it means that it has been used a lot. So it's not broken yet. Uhm, it's not necessarily considered to be damaged, but it's showing a lot of wear.


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[Assistant] It is, uh, beginning to be worn out. And sometimes when something is worn out, you can't fix it. You simply need to replace it.


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[Assistant] So a fixer upper is a place you buy or even a car you buy that needs lots of repairs. It needs a lot of fixing. Uhm, notice I'm throwing the words fix and repair. I'm using them in a lot of different ways. It needs a lot of repairs. It needs a lot of fixing. It needs to be fixed up.


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[Assistant] So we would call it a fixer upper. There's even a TV show, I think, called Fixer Upper, where they buy an old house that's a little bit worn down, a little bit, uhm,


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[Assistant] Falling apart a little bit and they spend some time fixing it up. So a fixer upper is anything you buy or anything you have that needs to be fixed. It needs improvements. It needs some repairs.


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[Assistant] We have a phrase in English. We'll say that something needs some work. You could say, oh, Joe bought an old car. It needs some work. Or I bought a house and it needs some work.


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[Assistant] I was gonna say you could use this to talk about people too, but that's kind of rude, but you could say, uh, you know, Julie has a new boyfriend. He needs some work. He's a fixer upper. You might've heard this in a Disney movie. He's a bit of a fixer upper. I'm not sure what movie that is. Beauty and the Beast maybe.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so you can use some of these phrases to talk about people, but it's a little rude.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you might buy an old computer and it needs some work. Maybe it needs more memory and a better video card. Uhm, but uhm,


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[Assistant] Probably the most common way to use it would be to talk about cars or houses. Things that you can fix. So maybe your friend bought an old car and it needs some work.


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[Assistant] That means maybe, uh, they need to paint it, maybe it needs some engine work done, etc.


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[Assistant] Uh, Julia in the chat says the mouse is unfixable. That's correct.


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[Assistant] It gave up the ghost. No, it's not quite that far. We have another phrase in English to talk about usually electronic things or things like computers or TVs. We would say they gave up the ghost.


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[Assistant] This means it's not fixable. When something gives up the ghost, it means it's, it's no longer able, it doesn't turn on. You can't use it anymore.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so I have had many computers in my life where I've owned them for seven or eight years and eventually they give up the ghost. Eventually they just don't work anymore.


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[Assistant] We also have a word wonky and this might be a local word that I use in my area of Ontario, Canada, but whenever something is wonky,


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[Assistant] It means it's not quite perfect. So, many of you have probably sat on a stool where one leg is a little shorter than the other and it wobbles and you might say, ah, this stool is kind of wonky.


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[Assistant] Sometimes your computer does strange things by itself. This mouse, by the way, I didn't do this on purpose, this mouse is wonky.


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[Assistant] It's clicking twice when I click once. So it's wonky. It's, it's doing things it's not supposed to do. You might have a phone. Uhm, yesterday my phone was acting wonky. My phone was wonky yesterday. All the icons disappeared and I had to turn it off and back on again.


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[Assistant] So it was wonky. Again, I'm not sure how widespread this word is used, uhm, but definitely wonky. I don't think Brent is here today, American English with this guy, but I was gonna ask him if they use it in his part of the United States.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and then another thing is the word to crash, computers crash. If your computer keeps crashing, that means it is...


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[Assistant] Crashing over and over again. Maybe you get a blue screen with an error quite often. Maybe your computer just shuts off by itself. We would then say, ah, my computer needs to be fixed. I need to have my computer repaired because it keeps crashing.


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[Assistant] At the beginning of the lesson I said I'm not good at repairing or fixing things. I am actually quite good at fixing computers. That's the one thing I am good at fixing.


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[Assistant] Uhm, some people do home improvements. So home improvements aren't necessarily because they want to fix or repair something. But maybe there's too many things in your bathroom that are broken.


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[Assistant] And instead of fixing everything in the bathroom you decide to do some home improvements. So you actually remove everything from the bathroom and you paint the walls and you put in a new sink and a new toilet. So sometimes instead of fixing or repairing something that's broken,


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[Assistant] Sometimes you just replace it. Maybe you do home improvements.


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[Assistant] Our downstairs bathroom sink is currently broken. It leaks a little bit and I've repaired it three times in the last three years.


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[Assistant] But because I'm not good at it, I probably do it wrong every time. So it has started to leak a little bit again. Hey, we do have Sean from Free99English here. I should ask Sean if he uses the word wonky. He's on the east coast of Canada. We'll listen in the chat, see if he uses that word.


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[Assistant] So we have DIY, which stands for do it yourself. If you don't do it, uh, yourself, uh, let me just check if I have what slide I have up next here.


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[Assistant] You fix things or you repair things because you've learned a little bit about it. Maybe you know how to do a little bit of electrical work. Maybe you know a little bit about plumbing. Maybe you know how to sew a button back on a shirt. Maybe you know how to fix a computer. You might be a do-it-yourselfer.


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[Assistant] When you do it yourself, it means you have a different job.


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[Assistant] When you are handy, it means you are good at doing things with tools. You're good at fixing things. You're good at repairing things. You can look at something that's broken and you can figure out what's wrong and you can fix it. Uhm, I'm


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[Assistant] Handy when it comes to computers, but I'm not handy when it comes to


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[Assistant] And in English, we're trying to use the word handy person, but handy man is still probably the most common. In English, we're trying to replace words with man in it with words that reflect both men and women. So instead of fireman, we usually say firefighter. Uhm, and


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[Assistant] We, with handyman, we haven't gotten away from the word handyman. You will not see the word handyperson very often.


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[Assistant] In fact, uhm, if you look online, if you need to hire someone to fix things, you'll see a lot of listings for people who are, uh, consider themselves a handyman. So a handyman is someone who is good at fixing things and will come to your house and you can pay them to fix things. Again,


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[Assistant] At some point it will be handy person, but I think in English people are having trouble getting used to the new word.


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[Assistant] We also say that people are good with their hands.


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[Assistant] Uhm, when someone is good with their hands, uhm, it means the same as being handy. They're good at using tools. They're good at using a drill like this person is.


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[Assistant] They're good at fixing or building things. Uhm, when someone's good with their hands, they can uhm, like buy an old car and fix it all up. They maybe can build a shed in their backyard. If their sink is leaking, uhm, if you're good with your hands, you probably can fix it. You'll go to the hardware store and buy the correct


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[Assistant] Uhm, but definitely, uhm, I'm a little bit better with my brain than with my hands, I would say.


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[Assistant] Let's get to the next slide. If you are not handy, if you are not good with your hands, we often say that you are all thumbs.


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[Assistant] I shouldn't make fun of him, but he has trouble even climbing a ladder because he, he's just,


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[Assistant] He's very talented at other things. He is not talented at fixing things or doing anything that involves tools. He's all thumbs when it comes to that.


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[Assistant] If you aren't handy and if you don't like doing things yourself, you will probably hire a professional or an expert.


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[Assistant] Uhm, like I mentioned, I can do small repairs in my house. I can do computer repairs. But if my tractor is broken, I hire a professional. I hire an expert. I am not good at fixing things like that. So it's important that I hire someone who knows how to do it.


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[Assistant] Certainly, this is going to be a bit of a review the next few slides of the lesson I did on tools a year ago. But in order to fix things, you will probably need tools. Little things you can use with your hands in order to fix things.


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[Assistant] You will probably have a toolbox. I think most people have a small toolbox in their house. Even if you're not handy, it's a good idea to have some tools around. Basic tools that I think everyone should have. A hammer.


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[Assistant] And what that means is that if you only have learned one way to deal with problems, you'll always deal with them the same way, which isn't always a good thing. But anyone who, uhm,


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[Assistant] Needs to do small fixes. Everyone should have a hammer. You should have a set of screwdrivers. Every screwdriver has a different tip.


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[Assistant] By the way, in Canada, one of the tips on the screwdrivers is a square tip, and we call it a Robertson, and I believe it's the best screwdriver tip in the world, but it's not used everywhere. Most people use Phillips or a flathead screwdriver. Uhm, but you should have a hammer, you should have a screwdriver set, you should have a few wrenches,


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[Assistant] Sorry, I didn't know that was the next slide. I'm not sure if you know what crazy glue is.


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[Assistant] Crazy glue is a type of glue that you can use to glue things together and you can use it on almost anything and it's very, very, uhm, powerful glue. When you have a mug that breaks in the kitchen and if you use crazy glue to fix it,


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[Assistant] It will not fall apart, okay? If you put crazy glue on your finger and accidentally touch your other finger, your fingers will be stuck together. Don't do that. It's a bad thing to do. Do not try that at home.


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[Assistant] Uhm, but in Canada, and I'm sure in other parts of the world, people often use crazy glue to fix things. Uhm, because it's a quick fix.


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[Assistant] You also might use what's called duct tape. So some people call it duck tape, like quack quack, like a duck, quack quack, but it's actually called duct tape.


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[Assistant] We don't quite though say the T on duct. So we, it often sounds like duct tape, like the duck. Uh, but it's a gray tape that's very, very sticky and very, very strong. And very often people in North America and other parts of the world will fix things quickly using duct tape or crazy glue.


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[Assistant] They're very, very handy. I have both crazy glue and duct tape in my house.


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[Assistant] By the way, a duct is a metal thing that air goes through, usually for heating or air conditioning. And I think this tape was originally used on ducts, like in houses and buildings, but eventually


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[Assistant] Uhm, people started to use it for other things because it's very, very handy. Uhm, notice a person can be handy but items can also be handy. I said that it's very handy to have a hammer and duct tape is very, very handy. Uhm, I love duct tape by the way.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you might have a Swiss army knife. A Swiss army knife is a special knife that has many, many small tools in it.


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[Assistant] I used to have a Swiss army knife, I think I'd lost it, but it had a small screwdriver, it had a knife, it had a little pair of scissors like this one, uhm, and it even had like a, uhm, a needle that you could use to, you could pull out and then you could sew things, it was quite


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[Assistant] Quite handy. I'm not sure what I did with it. I think I might have given it to one of my kids actually. I'm not sure. But a Swiss army knife is very handy to have.


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[Assistant] Something a little bigger than a Swiss Army knife is something called a multi-tool. You can see that this is small and handy to carry in your pocket. This is something that you might have in a drawer or in your toolbox. It's a pair of pliers, it's a knife.


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[Assistant] It's a screwdriver. It has a little saw on it for cutting things. It's quite handy to carry a multi-tool.


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[Assistant] If you go camping or hiking, or if you're doing something where you might need to do, uhm, little fixes, where you might need to fix things when you're far from home, a multi-tool can be very, very handy.


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[Assistant] And then of course there's string. If you live on a farm, there's something called baler twine.


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[Assistant] If you have a bale of hay, there's twine, which is very thick string and baler twine is very handy for fixing things. But if you are not on a farm, you probably have a roll of string somewhere. String can be very helpful and very useful.


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[Assistant] Uh, for doing quick fixes and quick repairs.


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[Assistant] And you might have a needle and thread. Uh, so a needle and thread would be used to fix clothing. So if a button did fall off my shirt, I would use a needle, which is a long, pointy piece of metal, and I would put some string through the eye of the needle, okay, or some thread. We use thread and string


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[Assistant] Somewhat interchangeably. Usually if you're talking about, you know, fixing clothing or mending clothing, uhm, you're going to say thread. So I would get a needle, I would put thread through the eye of the needle, and then I would sew the button back on my shirt. I do actually know how to do that, by the way. My mom taught me how to sew on a button.


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[Assistant] Before I went to university. So you might repair something or mend something using needle and thread.


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[Assistant] And if you're lucky and you know how to use it, you might have a sewing machine. Uhm, I don't know how to use a sewing machine. We do have a sewing machine in our house.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and it's quite handy. Uhm, my wife is pretty good at using a sewing machine and so she will fix, we have aprons that we wear at market, she'll modify them or repair those, uh, and other things. Just a way to, uh, instead of sewing everything by hand, it's nice to have a sewing machine.


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[Assistant] And maybe somewhere in your house, maybe in your garage, maybe you have a shed outside, uhm, you might have a workbench.


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[Assistant] A workbench is a place where you maybe keep some tools.


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[Assistant] Uhm, to go when you need to fix something in your house, uh, or just in general. Sometimes it's nice. I have a few workbenches, but they're kind of full.


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[Assistant] Workbenches, sometimes people put things on workbenches. I tend to, uhm, put things on my workbench that don't need to be fixed. I use it like a big shelf. And then when I do need to fix something, I have to clean off my workbench before I can work on it.


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[Assistant] Uhm, never, never, don't do that. That's not a good way to, you should keep your workbench clean so that when you need it, it's ready to use.


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[Assistant] The US economy is doing great relative to other economies, which makes this whole thing kind of weirder.


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[Assistant] I'm able to, I was able to kind of afford rent. I was able to have unemployment insurance and then all of a sudden all that's taken away. I think of course people are going to be genuinely upset about that and genuinely frustrated.


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[Assistant] The US economy is doing great relative to other economies, which makes this whole thing kind of weirder.


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[Assistant] The United States economy is doing very, very well, but people within the United States are feeling much worse than those who are in economies that are not doing as strong.


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[Assistant] So wages are growing, sure, that's great, but that doesn't offset 40 years of stagnant wages. We have an affordability crisis. It's almost impossible to get a house in the United States. People are coming out of the other side of the pandemic and they're like, oh wow, like, you know, student loan payments can be paused.


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[Assistant] I'm able to, I was able to kind of afford rent. I was able to have unemployment insurance and then all of a sudden all that's taken away. I think of course people are going to be genuinely upset about that and genuinely frustrated.


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[Assistant] Jessica Vincent proudly displays her thrift store finds. A love growing as a child from her mom.


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[Assistant] Back in June, Vincent and her partner were driving home from work on Route One when they stopped by a Goodwill store in Hanover. We went in and it was a little bit crowded. But among the crowd, this vase caught Vincent's eye immediately.


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[Assistant] Vincent took her new treasure home adding it to her collection and posted a picture of it on an art glass forum.


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[Assistant] But one person recognized the markings, telling Vincent this vase is made of high-end Murano glass, a rare piece.


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[Assistant] But one person recognized the markings, telling Vincent this vase is made of high-end Murano glass, a rare piece.


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[Assistant] But when things involve me calling the paramedics to pick up your leftovers, not okay.


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[Assistant] This is gonna be a big year. We have the U.S. presidential election in November. We have the Summer Olympics in Paris. We have a solar eclipse taking place in April. And it's a leap year. We get an extra day in February, so that means we get 366 days to make this year great. Let's get this show on the road.


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[Assistant] Mother Nature, starting 2024 in full force. A powerful winter storm is making its presence felt throughout the nation, bringing all sorts of wintry mix, including heavy snowfall, freezing rain and gusty winds.


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[Assistant] The size of this storm ranges from the southwestern part of the U.S. to the northeast where more than 30 states are impacted.


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[Assistant] More than 35 million people were under winter storm alerts over the weekend and traveling was treacherous, especially in the northeast as state officials advised commuters to avoid unnecessary travel.


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[Assistant] The plains region of the U.S. is expected to see strong winds that could bring windchill values below zero degrees. Flooding, even tornadoes, may be a concern for the Gulf Coast area.


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[Assistant] The world's largest iceberg is named A23A. It was the 23rd iceberg sighted in the A quadrant of Antarctica.


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[Assistant] The continent is divided into A, B, C, and D quadrants, did you know? Recently, scientists studied A23A


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[Assistant] As it recently started drifting around the Antarctic peninsula again. This iceberg is about three times the size of New York City, weighing nearly a trillion tons. CNN spoke with the Antarctic survey team about this force of nature and where it might be headed next.


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[Assistant] American shoppers spent a record $222 billion dollars online this past holiday season. But let's be honest, not all those purchases are keepers, if you know what I mean. Maybe that sweater that your auntie got you doesn't quite make the cut, so you send it back. Now many companies offer free returns, right?


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[Assistant] For today's story, getting a 10 out of 10, the 13-year-old from Stillwater, Oklahoma, who beat the game of Tetris into submission.


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[Assistant] That's Willis Gibson in total disbelief as he pulled off the nearly impossible. Beating, so to speak, the iconic video game


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[Assistant] Tetris. It took him about 38 minutes. The Tetris Titan is the first human gamer ever to reach level 157. The other player to reach at least this level was Artificial Intelligence. After reaching this rare threshold, the game glitched and hit its kill screen. Here's the Tetris Company Chairman explaining why.


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[Assistant] Shout out to Willis for accomplishing the nearly unthinkable. It's also time to shout out you. Our first of the year. This one goes to...


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[Assistant] Winter middle school in winter South Dakota. I see you warriors. And this one goes to...


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[Assistant] The lions, the mighty lions of Brindley Mountain High School in Guntersville, Alabama, rise up. Thank you for subscribing and commenting on our CNN 10 YouTube channel.


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[Assistant] I'm headed to Houston, y'all. We're gonna be there for the college football championship game and we're taking you to NASA Space Center to get a tour from an astronaut. So send us any questions you may have for him. I'm at Koiwire on social and we are CNN 10.


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[Assistant] This is gonna be a big year. We have the U.S. presidential election in November. We have the Summer Olympics in Paris. We have a solar eclipse taking place in April. And it's a leap year. We get an extra day in February. So that means we get 366 days to make this year great. Let's get this show on the road.


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[Assistant] Mother Nature starting 2024 in full force. A powerful winter storm is making its presence felt throughout the nation, bringing all sorts of wintry mix, including heavy snowfall, freezing rain and gusty winds.


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[Assistant] The size of this storm ranges from the southwestern part of the U.S. to the northeast where more than 30 states are impacted.


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[Assistant] More than 35 million people were under winter storm alerts over the weekend and traveling was treacherous, especially in the Northeast as state officials advised commuters to avoid unnecessary travel.


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[Assistant] The plains region of the U.S. is expected to see strong winds that could bring windchill values below zero degrees. Flooding, even tornadoes, may be a concern for the Gulf Coast area.


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[Assistant] Ten second trivia. Scientists name Antarctic icebergs based on what? Their size above the surface, size below the surface, their shape, or location of first sighting.


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[Assistant] The U.S. National Ice Center assigns names to these icebergs based on where they are first sighted and then the order in which they are sighted.


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[Assistant] The world's largest iceberg is named A23A. It was the 23rd iceberg sighted in the A quadrant of Antarctica.


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[Assistant] As it recently started drifting around the Antarctic peninsula again. This iceberg is about three times the size of New York City, weighing nearly a trillion tons. CNN spoke with the Antarctic survey team about this force of nature and where it might be headed next.


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[Assistant] American shoppers spent a record $222 billion dollars online this past holiday season. But let's be honest, not all those purchases are keepers, if you know what I mean. Maybe that sweater that your auntie got you doesn't quite make the cut, so you send it back. Now many companies offer free returns, right?


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[Assistant] For today's story, getting a 10 out of 10, the 13-year-old from Stillwater, Oklahoma, who beat the game of Tetris into submission.


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[Assistant] That's Willis Gibson in total disbelief as he pulled off the nearly impossible. Beating, so to speak, the iconic video game, Tetris. It took him about 38 minutes.


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[Assistant] The Tetris Titan is the first human gamer ever to reach level 157. The other player to reach at least this level was Artificial Intelligence. After reaching this rare threshold, the game glitched and hit its kill screen. Here's the Tetris Company chairman explaining why.


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[Assistant] Winter middle school in winter South Dakota. I see you warriors. And this one goes to...


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[Assistant] The lions, the mighty lions of Brindley Mountain High School in Guntersville, Alabama, rise up.


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[Assistant] Thank you for subscribing and commenting on our CNN 10 YouTube channel. I'm headed to Houston, y'all. We're going to be there for the college football championship game and we're taking you to NASA Space Center to get a tour from an astronaut. So send us any questions you may have for him. I'm at Koiwire on social and we are CNN 10.


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[Assistant] This module will discuss how to use operations in a patrol workflow. Once again, start a workflow, home tab, insert group, click on object and click new workflow. The workflow appears. We're going to call it operations.


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[Assistant] Hit the apply button, it's stored down at the bottom of the input pane.


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[Assistant] Now to start our workflow, once again, I'm going to put a comment at the top, how to use operations.


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[Assistant] Whenever you use an operation, they're over here on the left side.


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[Assistant] The operations tab, there's quite a few as you can see, different folders up here with operations.


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[Assistant] Uh, you can do things for surfaces, you can do things for polygons, you can do things for points, you can do things for 3D grids. A lot of things can be done for these operations. One of the hardest things that you will do in writing a workflow is finding whether or not the operation exists and where it is inside the trail.


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[Assistant] There are some operations that you can use, for example, surface operations. Whenever you use an operation, again, I'm going to use this rotate grid operation.


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[Assistant] You put it in, any parameters that are needed are on the same line. So here we're going to rotate a surface. And it also, like operations elsewhere in Petrel, works on the surface that you bring in there. So I'm going to make a copy.


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[Assistant] For that surface, here we can see the minimum and maximum values, the grid increment in the x and the y directions.


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[Assistant] When we take our workflow, click apply, test, and run. Now over here if you looked, you could see all of these have been rotated. Here the rotation angle is 45 degrees. Now one thing about this, there is no undo, so you can't get rid of this stuff if you didn't do it correctly.


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[Assistant] A second operation that can be used in here.


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[Assistant] Extrapolate within boundary. Let's use that.


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[Assistant] Here we have the extrapolate within boundary. We again have to tell it what surface we're going to use. So we will move our message log. We will display this copy.


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[Assistant] Extrapolate within boundary. Once again, highlight the surface we want to use. Use the blue arrow to click it in. Over here to the right now, again, all parameters are on the same line. So a boundary.


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[Assistant] The boundary we need to find here in our input pane, highlight the name, use the blue arrow here to input it in as the boundary. Then if we have that displayed when we click again, apply test and run, patrol will extrapolate inside that boundary.


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[Assistant] And show us what the new data set looks like. So the boundary obviously was way out here. We'll put the boundary on and we can see what the boundary was and Petrel has now.


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[Assistant] Gone in and extrapolated inside that boundary.


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[Assistant] Other workflows that we can use for the operations. Here is another operations example.


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[Assistant] This example sets variables, object variable A equal to a surface up here, object variable B equal to a second surface, the top nest, and we're also putting, making a numeric expression of value minus 1900. So this numeric variable right here will be used to limit what we're going to do. So these operations


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[Assistant] Again, all parameters are on the same line. We could use boundaries if we want, but when we apply, test and run this workflow, the information only comes out here in the message log telling us just like it does if we ran this interactively, what the volume and the area are


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[Assistant] Above the constant and below the top Tarbert volume.


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[Assistant] This differs from our second example of operations here.


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[Assistant] These operations come from the get results of calculations folder, which works a little bit differently.


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[Assistant] We are once again setting variable A to the top Tarbert, variable B to the top Ness, and the numeric variable value equal to minus 1900. But now we can get the minimum and maximum values. What I did was to get this was click on get Zmin value of data.


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[Assistant] Click the right arrow, put it into my workflow. Since I'm getting two minimums and two maximums, I changed the names to Zmin1, Zmax1, Zmin2, and Zmax2, and then over in the variables


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[Assistant] Area of the intersection at a constant level, volume below, volume below. Once again, just took these, used the blue arrow, moved them over here, put my input surface in for the variable that I'm using, the base surface, another variable here, the values in, and then print them out.


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[Assistant] When I run this workflow, and I'm going to move this over so we can see it run, it will clear the messages here and then generate the values and print them out into the message log.


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[Assistant] So here are the minimum and maximum values and the areas and the volumes. You don't have any control over what these numbers look like, how many digits to the right of the decimal, commas for big numbers, etc. in here. Those would have to be put to the output sheet and brought over to Excel to do that.


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[Assistant] Today, we're going to read a book about the amazing place that we call home, the planet Earth. It's called Here We Are by Oliver Jeffers. Well, hello. Welcome to this planet. We call it Earth. It is the big globe floating in space on which we live.


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[Assistant] We're glad you found us, as space is very big.


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[Assistant] There is much to see and do here on Earth. So let's get started with a quick tour.


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[Assistant] The planet is basically made up of two parts. Land, rock and dirt. Sea, water. Firstly, let's talk about the land. It's what we are standing on right now. We know lots about the land.


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[Assistant] Then there is the sea, which is full of wonderful things.


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[Assistant] We know a bit about the sea, but we'll talk some more about that once you've learned to swim. There is also the sky, though that can get pretty complicated. Okay, moving on.


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[Assistant] On our planet, there are people. One people is a person. You are a person. You have a body. Look after it, as most bits don't grow back.


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[Assistant] The most important things for people to remember are to eat, drink, and stay warm.


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[Assistant] People come in many shapes, sizes, and colors. We may all look different, act different, and sound different. But don't be fooled. We are all people.


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[Assistant] They come in even more shapes, sizes, and colors.


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[Assistant] Though, that's no reason not to be nice to them.


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[Assistant] You may not be able to speak yet either.


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[Assistant] Even though your head is filled with questions. Be patient.


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[Assistant] You'll learn how to use words soon enough.


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[Assistant] Generally how it works is that when the sun is out, it is daytime, and we do stuff. The rest of the time is night, when it is dark, save for the moon, and we sleep. Please


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[Assistant] Things can sometimes move slowly here on Earth. More often, though, they move quickly, so use your time well. It will be gone before you know it. Though we have come a long way, we haven't quite worked everything out, so there is plenty left for you to do.


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[Assistant] You will figure lots of things out for yourself.


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[Assistant] Just remember to leave notes for everyone else. It looks big, Earth. But there are lots of us on here.


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[Assistant] Seven billion, three hundred and twenty seven million, four hundred and fifty thousand, six hundred and sixty seven, and counting. So be kind. There is enough for everyone.


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[Assistant] Well, that is planet Earth. Make sure you look after it, as it's all we've got. Now, if you need to know anything else, just ask. I won't be far away. And when I'm not around, you can always ask someone else.


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[Assistant] You're never alone on Earth.


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[Assistant] Remember to do your part to keep Earth a wonderful and kind place.


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[Assistant] Come back to read more stories together anytime you'd like.


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[Assistant] Or find more books to read yourself at ReadBrightly.com. Bye!


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[Assistant] Adam S. was not happy with what I did and I was surprised.


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[Assistant] Welcome to this English lesson about describing relationships. Uhm, there are many different types of relationships in the world.


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[Assistant] This will not be a lesson about the types of relationships. Instead, this will be a lesson where I'll teach you how to describe relationships. If you watched the video earlier this week from Tuesday, I did a lesson about how to describe good and bad relationships as I was doing that lesson


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[Assistant] I realized that, uh, besides phrases to describe relationships, there were a whole bunch of words, a whole bunch of adjectives. So in this English lesson, I'll teach you how to describe a whole lot of different relationships that you might be aware of.


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[Assistant] So one of the first ways you can describe a relationship, uhm, between people who really like each other and have been together for a long time is to say that they are close or that they have a close relationship. You can use it both ways. When I was young, my cousins lived close to us.


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[Assistant] But I was also close to my cousins in terms of our relationship. Every Saturday we played together. They would come over. My brothers and sisters and my cousins would play. So we became very, very close. Uh, we had a good, fun relationship. So when you say you are close to someone, it means you know them well.


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[Assistant] Not do you live close to them. It means do you talk to them often and do you share each other's lives. So when you describe a relationship with the word close, you're describing a relationship between people who talk a lot, hang around with each other a lot, and know each other well.


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[Assistant] When we describe a relationship as a serious relationship, we're usually talking about a romantic relationship and usually one that's just started. So you, it might go something like this. Oh, I hear your son is dating someone.


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[Assistant] And then the person could say yes, and it's a serious relationship. That means there's the potential that they'll keep dating for a long time and they might even get married someday. So when two people are dating and you describe the relationship as serious, uh, what you mean is that


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[Assistant] Uhm, it might be for real, and it might be for a long time, so.