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Welcome to another episode of Something Rimes with Purple. This, if you're new to the

podcast, is a podcast and it's all about words and language. The fun we can have with

language. Also what we can learn from language. I learn a lot every week from my companion,

my friend, the person I describe, I think with justification as the world's leading

execographer, it's Susie Dent. No justification whatsoever, but it's a joy to be with you,

particularly at the moment, just because you remember during lockdown I always said this

was my oasis when we were kind of stuck inside and everything seemed very uncertain and

I think that's even more acute now. So thank you for being there today. It is a very grim

world, isn't it? Yeah. And I was with a psychiatrist this week talking about Ukraine and the

world and explained to the psychiatrist that I've got living with me at home now, my children

or some of them and my grandchildren and who are watching all this or catching up with

this. They don't watch television in the way we used to when we were young, but they

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