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The June 17-24, 2022 Audiozine Issue

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The Murder of Roger Ackroyd: Level 5, B2+

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A Dictionary of English Synonymes

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Memory Techniques for Language Learning: Accelerate the Language Learning Process

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How to Choose a Translation for All Its Worth: A Guide to Understanding and Using Bible Versions

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The Body in the Library: B1

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English Pronunciation Secrets: The Game-Changing Guide to Mastering the General American Accent

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Sparkling Cyanide: B2

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And then there were none: Level 4 – upper- intermediate (B2)

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The Man in the Brown Suit: Level 5, B2+

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The Lowdown: Improve Your Speech - Women in Business

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Death on the Nile: B1

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They Do It With Mirrors: B2+

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English Vocabulary Master for Advanced Learners - Listen & Learn (Proficiency Level B2-C1)

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Learn English: 3000 essential words and phrases

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Fifty Daily English and Spanish Conversations: 50 Real conversations that will save your day!

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Speak-ology: How to Speak with Confidence, Fluency & Eloquence.. Language for Highly Effective Communication: +349 Expert Speaking Templates, Phrases & Idioms for Professional Communication in English

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7 Shared Skills for Academic IELTS Speaking-Writing

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Destination Unknown: B2

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Hickory Dickory Dock: Level 5, B2+

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English Vocabulary Master: 300 Idioms (Proficiency Level: Intermediate / Advanced B2-C1 – Listen & Learn)

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N or M?: Level 5, B2+

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Witness for the Prosecution and other stories: B1

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Do you really need 10,000 steps? | Learn English phrasal verb 'capitalize on': " Pedometers and health apps all recommend we take 10,000 steps a day. Most people fall far short of that number. But is there any magic to it? How many steps do you really need to stay healthy? New studies are providing more information, and busting...

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012: How can I learn advanced English vocabulary?

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Defining a Database with Tony Baer

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Secret to Speaking English | Word Stress #ELSA

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What Do You Think? How To Improve Your Perspective And Your Life | Woo-Kyoung Ahn PhD: Understanding how we think can change our thinking. From confirmation biases, to uncertainty, to overconfidence, we are all blessed with the same thinking patterns that affect our decision making. Yale professor, Dr Woo-kyoung Ahn walks us through th...

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English Vocabulary Challenge: Learn a lot of vocabulary, fast!

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161. Who Will be the Next Prime Minister of the UK? (English Vocabulary Lesson)

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AEE 1772: American Road Trip Games: Get fun and conversational games for car rides with American native English speaker in the US

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#241 Furry Friends - Team Dog or Team Cat?

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#240 Biggest Lessons from Moving Abroad

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Addiction 101: Pharmacology and Toxicology General Principles with Dr. Jamie Alan

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129. Do Language Learning Apps Work?: Duolingo, Memrise, Babbel, and more!

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RLEP #295 Get Better Job Opportunities! How to Impress in Your Next Interview: Do you want to ace that job interview and actually get the job? In today’s episode, we’ll give you some tips on how you can perform well in a job interview. You will also learn useful words and phrases related to business English.   ...

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IELTS Energy 1056: How IELTS Propelled Pablo to Success: Pablo's Path to IELTS Success

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Chatterbox #305 – Online anonymity: In this Chatterbox episode, Anna and Andrew talk about online anonymity. They share their own stories about using the internet and discuss the pros and cons of being anonymous online. They discuss how being anonymous can help people talk honestly but c...

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The benefits of keeping a journal | Learn the expression ‘get off on the right foot’: " Journaling is an age-old practice that is known for its mental health benefits. There are many ways to keep a journaling practice that don’t require long entries on pen and paper. In fact, you don’t need to devote much time at all to experience...

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Courts grapple with how to interpret emojis | Learn English expression 'figure that': " Court cases often hinge on what words mean. But what happens when a dispute involves an emoji? To decide cases or rule on motions, judges often have to decide what a ? or a ? means. To make matters worse, there's no emoji dictionary and not...

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#QuietQuitting: Is this a good idea? | Learn the English expression 'above and beyond': " Reeling from burnout and an always-on culture, many in Gen Z are subscribing to #QuietQuitting, the idea that they shouldn't give too much at work. But there are multiple interpretations to the term and career coaches warn of the consequences. Plus,...

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What happens when you (online) die | Learn the English expression ‘in progress’: " In estate planning, it’s common to think about who will inherit personal possessions, bank accounts, investments, real estate, and other property. But we rarely consider what happens to our digital assets and accounts. This lesson dives into what...

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Passwords may be dying a slow death | Learn the phrasal verb ‘fall for’: " The pattern – for some of us – of setting, forgetting, and resetting passwords might soon be behind us. Passwords are slowly dying out and simpler, more secure forms of authentication that don’t involve remembering a pesky string of numbers...

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ESG funds and investing in good | Learn the English expression ‘nagging doubt’: " ESG stands for “environmental, social, and governance,” and ESG investing is a way to funnel your investments toward companies that meet higher standards in these three categories. Not only that, but sponsors of these funds promise that ESG...

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The work from home tech wish list | Learn the phrasal verb ‘filter out’: " With more than a year of work from home experience under our belts, we have some specific ideas to upgrade work from home tools and technology. We’re ready for video calls to be less awkward and exhausting. Attention product designers and...

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Passwordless authentication is the future | Learn the phrasal verb ‘pass along’: " An organization dedicated to creating simpler, strong authentication – i.e. killing the password – has published a broad outline of how this will work. The end of the password might actually be in sight. But the plan requires tech companies to...

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Planning for your digital death | English expression ‘up to date’ | New workshop: Announcing: Want to make faster progress in English? Check out our new workshop, all about active learning strategies at End-of-life planning is a terrifying thing for most people to consider, but just a few minutes of planning can set your loved...

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How secure are your passwords, really? | Learn the English expression ‘a breeze’: " You know what’s the worst? Remembering passwords. But you know what else is the worst? Getting your account hacked or a big security breach. 2021 should be the year for improving your password hygiene: ditching reusable passwords, your password...

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The latest on Threads, X, Wagner, Trump and more | Learn English phrasal verb 'settle down': " It's time to take a look back and learn the latest on several topics we've talked about in Plain English recently, including ChatGPT, Netflix, Threads, Donald Trump's legal woes, and more. -- At Plain English, we make English lessons for the modern...

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Starbucks new expansion plans are brewing | Learn the phrasal verb ‘shake up’: " Starbucks is accelerating its plans to open more small format locations, adding more contactless ordering and pickup-only options. Fueled by changing consumer preferences – and likely plenty of caffeine – Starbucks will cut its expansion...

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Why does America still write checks? | Learn the English expression ‘reverse course’: " Check-writing is a low-tech, burdensome, and time-consuming form of payment. Some countries, like China, South Korea, and Japan, completely skipped personal checks and went straight from cash-based systems to electronic payments. So why are some of...

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The friendly way to divorce | Learn the phrasal verb ‘work through’: " Would you go on a weekend getaway with your partner to finalize a divorce? More and more services are popping up that are aimed at making the divorce process less nasty. There is a trend towards “conscious uncoupling,” or a more peaceful way to...

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The direct-to-consumer email newsletter revolution | Learn the English expression ‘spring up’: " E-mail is one of the oldest ways to communicate on the Internet, and it’s making a comeback in media. E-mail newsletters are on the rise as consumers seek curated, digestible content from trusted brands and voices. Plus, learn about the biggest...