This is an all ears English podcast episode 2561.

How to Blow Open your English vocabulary.

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Hey, Lindsay, how are you?

Doing great, Aubrey. How's it going?

Excellent. Have you gotten much snow in Denver yet? Not too much. I think we've had one small storm, but still waiting for the bulk of it. Yeah. Do they get a lot of snow days there? Kind of, but they actually don't plow the streets here, which is really weird to me. They just let the snow sit. Like you just drive on it. Yeah, they just

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