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NPR News: 06-16-2024 7PM EDT

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🗓️ 16 June 2024

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0:00.0

On the Ted Radio Hour, linguist Anne Curzan says she gets a lot of complaints about people using the pronoun they to refer to one person.

0:10.0

I sometimes get into arguments with people where they will say to me, but it can't be singular, and I will say, but it is.

0:17.0

The history behind words causing a lot of debate, that's on the Ted Radio Hour from NPR.

0:24.0

Live from NPR News in Washington. I'm Janine Hurst.

0:28.0

At least 80 nations participating in the Ukraine sponsoredsponsored peace summit in Switzerland,

0:33.7

signed a communique saying that Ukraine's territorial integrity

0:37.2

should be supported in any deal to end the war.

0:40.4

And Piers Joannica Kises has more.

0:42.3

Ukraine convened the summit to set conditions for future peace negotiations.

0:47.0

The final document was signed by most of the 92 nations involved.

0:51.0

They said a peace deal should also hinge on Russia returning all

0:55.6

deported Ukrainian children and prisoners of war and withdrawing all Russian

1:01.0

troops from the Zaporizia nuclear power plant. destroying all

1:03.4

Russian troops from the Zapporizia nuclear power plant.

1:04.4

Ukraine's president, Volodemers-Alensky,

1:06.6

said he is pushing for a follow-up summit to end the war quickly.

1:10.2

Moving to peace means acting fast. Preparations will take months, not years.

1:16.7

Russia was not invited, but some nations said it should be included in future summits.

1:21.5

Joanna Kekisis, NPR News, Western Ukraine.

1:25.0

A major heat wave is expected to bear down on a large swath of the U.S. starting in the Midwest today.

1:31.0

And P.S. Joe Hernandez reports forecaster say some areas haven't

1:35.2

seen a heat wave this long in decades.

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