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" Last week, we talked about how much of a hassle it is to buy a used car. In this lesson, several c
" Election week in the United States was a bit messier than usual, but after several days of vote co
" Buying a car, especially a used car, is one of the worst consumer shopping experiences. The buyer
" The second wave of COVID-19 is officially here. Across Europe, new lockdown orders are being put i
" In part two on fall’s favorite fruit, we’re sharing how pumpkin is eaten, sipped, and one surprise
" Pumpkins are a staple in American fall traditions, activities, and recipes. In the first of our tw
" The pandemic has made food delivery more popular than ever. We’re sharing the inside scoop on the
" Rafael Nadal won the twentieth Grand Slam title of his career at the French Open, tying Roger Fede
" At this point, people are taking any excuse to pack their bags and head out of cities, and right n
" Uruguay might be the only country in the world that is currently welcoming foreigners with open ar
" Did you know there are hundreds of thousands of man-made objects circling our planet? The objects
" It’s all fun and games until all the fun and games are canceled. In the latest in pandemic-related
" Today, we are revisiting five previous episode topics: Alexei Navalny was poisoned; e-scooters and
JR shares with you his Top 5 favorite lessons. Plus: a special message from Plain English listeners.
" The live music industry is in trouble. Their business model isn’t exactly pandemic-friendly: they
" Pets are known to provide emotional support and reduce anxiety in times of stress – like during a
" It might seem puzzling to people outside of the US – who have astonishingly low approval ratings f
" COVID-19 has undoubtedly taken a huge economic hit on businesses across the world. But even in the
" The United States is six weeks out from its presidential election, and polls show Biden with a com
" To the hospitality industry’s delight, many Americans are slowly returning to travel. But people a
