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Post your opinion about a controversial topic

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La Voz de Guanacaste - Periodismo local e investigativo en Costa Rica

Tico Times: Costa Rica Breaking News, Travel, Sports and More :

National Geographic

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Somos La Voz de Guanacaste, el único medio hiperlocal que ofrece periodismo de datos y de investigación en Costa Rica.

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Post a video or short podcast which you find interesting

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Post a video or short podcast which you find interesting

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Overheard at National Geographic

VICE - YouTube

National Geographic - YouTube

E! News - YouTube

Entertainment Tonight - YouTube

BBC News - YouTube

TheThings - YouTube

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Tracking snow leopards in the Himalaya. Looking for ancient microbial life on Mars. Uncovering the truth about Amazon warriors. Unraveling a mapmaker's dangerous decision. Join us for curiously delightful conversations, overheard at National Geographic headquarters. Hosted by Peter Gwin and Amy Briggs.

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Post a funny or curious picture that you found on the web 

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Fabricio

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These wolves are excellent hunters and survivors.

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Arctic Fox Love Story _ Incredible Animal Journeys _ National Geographic(720P_HD)

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Emily

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New words:

1. nest

2. brood parasitism

3. to raise

4. to kick out

5. to lay

Sentences:

1. Some birds don't build their own nests.

2. Brood parasitism is when a bird lay its egg in another bird's nest.

3. When the brood breaks its egg, it kicks out the rest of the chicks from the nest.

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TIL: These Birds Trick Others Into Raising Their Gigantic Kids | Today I Learned

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Words:

Homebody

On behalf

unexpected

Funky language

Stringy

Sentences:

1.This relationship was unexpected.

2.She wrote a letter on behalf of the parents

3.I consider myself a homebody because i love stay in my home with my favorite TV show

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What is Montessori? – Method, Toys & Environment Explained

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Words:

Walrus

establishment

Machinery

Begets

Smacked

Sentences:

1. The new Italian restaurant is a popular establishment in town.

2. The walrus is big and has long teeth.

3. The machinery stopped working during the storm.

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John Lennon 1969 Interview I Met the Walrus

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Avoiding

Buekle down

Threatening

Struggle

Underlying concerns

▫️Procrastinating is a chemical response off our bodies.

▫️ People with low self-esteem are much more likely to procrastinate.

▫️Cultivate an attitude of self-compassion helps you with procrastination

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Why you procrastinate even when it feels bad

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FM

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John Legend - All Of Me (Lyrics + Sub. Español)

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Verbs:

To allow.

To inherit.

To receive.

Be a success.

To trouble.

Sentences:

1.-Children can save money.

2.-Parents teach their children to save money.

3.-There are children that learn to save.

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New words

1. thick-furred

2. sled

3. swabs

4. scamper

5. bolsters

Sentences

1. The Qimmeq is a strong Arctic sled dog, still used by the Greenlandic Inuit for transportation.

2. Genetic studies show these dogs have stayed isolated and closely linked to human cultural groups in Greenland.

3. Despite climate change threats, Qimmit remain healthy and vital, showing how well-adapted they are to the Arctic.

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Greenland sled dog DNA is a window into the Arctic’s archaeological past

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A genomic analysis of Greenland’s Qimmeq dogs suggest they and their human partners arrived on the island centuries earlier than previously thought.

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Topic : Why there should be harsher punishments in Costa Rica for people who commit serious crimes

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Topic : Why there should be harsher punishments in Costa Rica for people who commit serious crimes

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There should be harsher sentences for people who commit acts such as rape, premeditated murder, abuse, money legitimization, money laundering, and drug trafficking, the reason for this is that, under Costa Rican law, sentences are based on and governed by various human rights conventions, and the country's criminal laws aim for the rehabilitation of the offender. However, this goal is not being achieved in any meaningful way. Although Costa Rica has a maximum sentence of 50 years, this is often significantly reduced due to various factors, as a result, people neither serve the full sentence they should go through any real rehabilitation.

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I like to imagen of she, because She is similar to me, When I already at my house.

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Who pays for the wedding?

How long does it take to plan a wedding?

When do the couple send invitations?

How do I know how much money to give?

The couple has problems reaching an agreement about different topics at the wedding.

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1.Scientists travel to Antarctica to study the effects of climate change on the ice.

2.Hundreds of penguins gather on the frozen land to protect their eggs from the cold

3.During a blizzard, the wind becomes so strong that it’s hard to see or walk.

New words

Iceberg

Blizzard

Research

Penguin

Freezing

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¿Qué está pasando en la Antártida? | La Verdad Es

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Verbs

Industry

Competition

Innovation

Export

Challenge

Sentencia

1.China’s electric vehicle industry is growing rapidly and becoming a global competitor.

2. The United States faces a challenge as Chinese EV companies expand into international markets.

3. Innovation and investment are key for America to stay competitive in the EV industry.

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China's electric vehicle industry is preparing to take on the world. Is America ready? | CNN Business

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Once seen as a producer of clumsy knock-offs, Chinese carmakers have catapulted to the forefront of the growing global EV industry.

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Deadpool and Spiderman are my favorite heroes, it’s funny to see Spiderman in a balloon

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Imagenes graciosas de DEADPOOL | •Cómics• Amino

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Se encontró en Google desde aminoapps.com

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My Opinion on Aliens

I believe aliens could be real because the universe is so big. There are many planets and stars, so it is possible that life exists somewhere else. Also, some people say they have seen UFOs, and there are strange videos that we can't explain.

However, there is no real proof. Scientists have not found aliens or real evidence of them. Some videos can be fake or just things we don't understand yet. Also, if aliens were real, maybe we would already have contact with them.

In conclusion, I think aliens might be real, but we need more proof. Until then, we can only guess.

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Los interrogantes sobre los alienígenas se disparan: ¿podría ...

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New Words:

Barter:

Currency:

Mining:

Spurred:

Subsequently:

Sentences:

1. Leo is trying to barter his car for a motorcycle.

2. I need to get US currency for the travel.

3. Mining is a dangerous work and very poorly paid.

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Correct with hitting or with words?

Nowadays, the method called "respectful parenting" is so popular that children get everything they want by throwing tantrums anywhere and anytime, having power over their "parents."

Before, if I even dared to talk back, my mom only had to look at me and I understood it was better to stay quiet.

It’s so annoying to go anywhere and hear a child having a tantrum.

For that reason, many people decide not to have children, because of the lack of authority from some parents.

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5 new words:

Demilitarized

Trundling

Shutterded

Whom

Hauling

3 sentences:

Thousands of large balloons hauling plastic sacks bulging with cigarette butts, rotting clothes, worms, and even feces floated from North Korea into the airspace of democratic South Korea.

One bag of gunk landed near the South Korean president’s office in Seoul.

The geopolitics of this tit-for-tat aerial dispute, however, wasn’t nearly as illuminating to me as the earnest motivations of the South Korean activists, many of whom are in fact North Korean defectors.

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My night with the guerrilla balloonists of South Korea

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Inside a covert operation to bombard North Korea with pantyhose and nature films.

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I believe that the idea of granting more severe punishments to people who commit serious crimes is essential to prevent these actions from happening again, in an environment where the law is fair and the punishment is well-matched according to the action committed.

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The Tico Times | Costa Rica News | Travel | Real Estate

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Mervin Yamarte left Venezuela with his younger brother, hoping for a better life. But after a perilous jungle march, US detention, and long months in a Salvadoran jail surviving riots, beatings and fear, he has returned home a wounded and changed man.

On entering the sweltering Caribbean port of Maracaibo, the first thing Yamarte did after hugging his mother and six-year-old daughter was to burn the baggy white prison shorts he wore during four months of "hell."

"The suffering is over now," said the 29-year-old, enjoying a longed-for moment of catharsis. Yamarte was one of 252 Venezuelans detained in US President Donald Trump's March immigration crackdown, accused without evidence of gang activity, and deported to El Salvador's notorious Terrorism Confinement Center, known as CECOT.

According to four ex-detainees, the months were marked by abuse, violence, spoiled food and legal limbo. "You are going to die here!" heavily armed guards taunted them on arrival to the maximum-security facility east of the capital San Salvador. "Welcome to hell!"

The men had their heads shaved and were issued with prison clothes: a T-shirt, shorts, socks, and white plastic clogs. Yamarte said a small tuft of hair was left at the nape of his neck, which the guards tugged at.

The Venezuelans were held separately from the local prison population in "Pavilion 8" - a building with 32 cells, each measuring about 100 square meters (1,076 square feet). Each cell - roughly the size of an average two-bedroom apartment - was designed to hold 80 prisoners.

Carried out unconscious

Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele built the prison to house the country's most dangerous gang members in deliberately brutal conditions, drawing constant criticism from rights groups. Trump's administration paid Bukele $6 million to keep the Venezuelans behind bars.

Another prisoner, 37-year-old Maikel Olivera, recounted there were "beatings 24 hours a day" and sadistic guards who warned, "You are going to rot here, you're going to be in jail for 300 years."

"I thought I would never return to Venezuela," he said. For four months, the prisoners had no access to the internet, phone calls, visits from loved ones, or even lawyers. At least one said he was sexually abused.

The men said they slept mostly on metal cots, with no mattresses to provide comfort. There were several small, poorly ventilated cells where prisoners would be locked up for 24 hours at a time for transgressions - real or imagined.

"There were fellow detainees who couldn't endure even two hours and were carried out unconscious," Yamarte recounted. The men never saw sunlight and were allowed one shower a day at 4:00 am. If they showered out of turn, they were beaten.

Andy Perozo, 30, said guards firing rubber bullets and tear gas into the cells. For a week after one of two riots that were brutally suppressed, "they shot me every morning. It was hell for me. Every time I went to the doctor, they beat me," he said.

Edwuar Hernandez, 23, also told of being beaten at the infirmary. "They would kick you... kicks everywhere," he said. "Look at the marks; I have marks, I'm all marked." The detainees killed time playing games with dice made from bits of tortilla dough. They counted the passing days with notches on a bar of soap.

Out of hell

An estimated eight million Venezuelans have fled the political and economic chaos of their homeland to try to find a job in the United States that would allow them to send money home. Yamarte left in September 2023, making the weeks-long journey on foot through the Darien Gap that separates Colombia from Panama.

It is unforgiving terrain that has claimed the lives of countless migrants who must brave predatory criminal gangs and wild animals. Yamarte was arrested in Dallas in March and deported three days later, without a court hearing.

All 252 detainees were suddenly, and unexpectedly, freed on July 18 in a prisoner exchange deal between Caracas and Washington. Now, many are contemplating legal action.

Many of the men believe they were arrested in the United States simply for sporting tattoos wrongly interpreted as proof of association with the feared Tren de Aragua gang. Yamarte has one that reads: "Strong like Mom."

"I am clean. I can prove it to anyone," he said indignantly, hurt at being falsely accused of being a criminal. "We went... to seek a better future for our families; we didn't go there to steal or kill." Yamarte, Perozo, and Hernandez are from the same poor neighborhood of Maracaibo, where their loved ones decorated homes with balloons and banners once news broke of their release.

Yamarte's mom, 46-year-old Mercedes, had prepared a special lunch of steak, mashed potatoes, and fried green plantain. At her house on Tuesday, the phone rang shortly after Yamarte's arrival.

It was his brother Juan, who works in the United States without papers and moves from place to place to evade Trump's migrant dragnet. Juan said he just wants to stay long enough to earn the $1,700 he needs to pay off the house he had bought for his wife and child in Venezuela.

"Every day we thought of you, every day," Juan told his brother. "I always had you in my mind, always, always." "The suffering is over now," replied Mervin. "We've come out of hell."

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Venezuelan Migrants Describe Hellish Stay in El Salvador Jail

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Venezuelan migrants endured months of abuse, violence, and isolation before being unexpectedly released from El Salvador Jail.

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Costa Rica Explained in 11 Minutes (History, Geography, Culture)

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murder

half buried

alleged murderers

held in prison

punishes

relationship

feminicide

Guanacaste has two feminicides so far in 2025

the alleged murderers were their partners

Katherine and Marcela were very young when they were murdered.

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Esta publicación también está disponible en: Español

Translator: Arianna Hernández

Marcela Alexandra Hernández López was found burned and half-buried on a property in Las Vueltas de La Cruz, Guanacaste, last Saturday, April 5. Her femicide (murder of a female because of her gender) is in addition to that of Katherine Tatiana López Murillo, from Liberia, who was murdered with a knife on February 20 in Liberia.

With these cases, Guanacaste has a tally of two femicides so far in 2025, making it the second most violent start to a year for women in the last eight years, preceded only by 2023, when four femicides were recorded in the first three months .

This was deduced from an analysis of The Voice of Guanacaste's database on femicides in the province, which we compiled with official data from the Public Ministry and the Judiciary.

Katherine and Marcela's alleged murderers took their lives at very young ages: Katherine was 21, and Marcela was 19. The investigators' prime suspects are people who were in or previously had a romantic relationship with the victims: in Katherine's case, her ex-partner, surnamed Jiménez Mercado- with whom she had a child- and, in Marcela's case, her partner, whose last name is Tinoco, who was twice her age at 45.

According to information from the Public Ministry, both are being held in prison, waiting while the investigations proceed in order to take the cases to trial. Katherine's femicide is recorded in case file 25-000584-060-PE and Marcela's is in case file 25-001083-060-PE.

Alina's last hours alive were recorded on a security camera. It was the evening of Sunday, February 19, 2023 and, according to what she told a cousin in text messages,...

This kind of violence doesn't just happen in Guanacaste, since the country records an average of one femicide per week, reaching a total of 15 by April of 2025, a number that alarms activists and researchers of gender-based violence.

The rate of femicides committed by the women's partners increased from 0.59 in 2022 to 1 in 2024. This means that in 2024, there was one death for every 1,000 women, according to data presented by Sylvia Mena of the Feminist Network Against Violence Toward Women in the panel discussion "From Outrage to Action: Responses to Femicide," held on March 27 at the National University's main campus.

If we ask ourselves what is the reason for this increase, we need to consider the weakening of specific public policies for the prevention of violence against women and the weakening of the institutionality of gender, of INAMU (National Institute of Women), in addition to the prevailing social violence in the country and symbolic violence," Mena added.

Law Reform Punishes Several More Types of Relationships

Since 2007, the country has recognized and punished femicides under the Law Penalizing Violence against Women . In 2021, the Legislative Assembly reformed legislation to recognize not only violent deaths that occur at the hands of couples (married or common-law) as femicide, but also those who are dating, living together or in casual relationships, even if there are divorces, separations, or breakups.

Cases in which the perpetrator took advantage of a bond of trust, friendship, authority or blood relationship up to the third degree are also considered femicides, regardless of whether or not they live under the same roof.

The maximum penalty for the crime of femicide is 35 years in prison.

During 2018 in Guanacaste, 1,047 girls younger than 15 years old became mothers. Only one father in that same age range was reported

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Young women murdered by their partners: Guanacaste tallies two femicides in 2025

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The femicides of Katherine Tatiana and Marcela Alexandra make this the second most violent start to the year for women in Guanacaste, preceded only by 2023.

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Seegrass bed

Aims

Tackles

Lacks

Gaps

Congresswoman Kattia Cambronero has introduced a bill in Costa Rica to protect the nation's vital coral reefs and seagrass beds, which are under increasing threat from pollution, climate change, and unsustainable practices.

Cambronero's proposed legislation aims to strengthen conservation through several key measures: National Inventory, Restoration Protocols, Tax Exemptions, and Accountability.

Cambronero emphasized the bill's importance in fulfilling Costa Rica's international marine preservation commitments and addressing the current lack of a comprehensive marine wetland inventory.

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The Tico Times | Costa Rica News | Travel | Real Estate

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Costa Rica Pushes New Law to Protect Coral Reefs and Seagrasses

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Learn about Costa Rica’s new bill to protect coral reefs and seagrasses. See how it aims to conserve marine ecosystems through regulation, restoration, and tax exemptions

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risk
rate
however
feelings
accomplishment

Exercising offers many health benefits, especially for the heart.

It is recommended to exercise 3 to 5 days a week.

Exercising help the entire body from the mind to sleep

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Physical, Mental, And Overall Health Benefits Of Regular Exercise - How Exercise Improves Health

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Bioactive

Compounds

Phenols

Dishwasher

Harvest

the oil olive has benefits in the heath

reduce the risk of dying early from any cause by 19%

it is known who as liquid of gold

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Are the health benefits of olive oil real?

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1- Bold

2- Challenge

3- Flattery

4- Leadership

5- Undress

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Kim Kardashian And Bianca Censori Face Off for the Spotlight in Latest Racy Social Media Post

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eruption

underwater

molten rock

volcanic ash

landforms

1. All volcanoes emit gas and molten rocks

2. The volcanoes can look like a mountains

3. Magna is referred to as lava it can reach very high temperatures

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New words

1. Vacuum Seal

2. Peeler

3. Straight

4. Muddle

5. Citrusy

Sentences:

1. You can do a vacuum seal for better flavor extraction

2. They need a peeler to make that recipe

3. Just muddle all the mint in the glass.

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List of Words:

1- Disclaimer

2- Hopper Model

3- Madness

4- Tailored

5- Truly

Sentences:

1- He explains the 3 methodology of CrossFit, (mono-structural, weightlifting and gymnastics)

2- How can search an affiliate CrossFit gym

3- The definition of CrossFit, High Intensity and functional movement

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CrossFit Explained! - [Methodology and Programing]

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New words

Believed

Settle

Strings

Digging

Greatest

Sentences

I make art because it make life.

The people do not appreciate art

Art transports me to another universe.

I am trying to explore creative and spirit artists.

When I create something with a lot of textures, I feel comfortable

Sentences

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-Whispered

-Treasures

-Crawled

-Cupboard

-Stealing

-Foggy

* She whispered a secret.

* The old map led to hidden treasures.

* The baby crawled across the floor.

* He opened the cupboard door.

* Who is stealing my cookies?

* It was a foggy morning.

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Jack and the Beanstalk - UK English accent (TheFableCottage.com)

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1. BDD: Body Dysmorphic Disorder

2. Misleading

3. Striving

4. Drawn to attractive

5. Social media landscape

1. Spending too much time on social media can cause body dysmorphia.
2. We try to fit the ideal of beauty by altering our photos with the application's filters.
3. It can lead to suffering not only body dysmorphia, but also eating disorders and depression.

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How Social Media Drives the Rise of Body Dysmorphia

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New words

-Claim

-Boost

-arises

-satiety

-scalp

1-)The coconut oil boost the levels of colestherol good for health

2-)the scalp is benefited for coconut oil and their minerals

3-)a diet balance end the coconut oil help to have satiety  in eat

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The Magic of Coconut Oil: The Science Behind Its Health and Beauty Benefits

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1-Choke Points

2-First Island Chain

3-Century of Humiliation

4-Geopolitical

5- Government

1- Why is Taiwan such a conflicting geopolitical point for China and the United States?

2-What are the three strategic "strangulation points" around Taiwan and why are they important?

3-How does Taiwan relate to the strategy of the "first chain of islands" of the United States?

4-What role does TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company) play in the economic importance of Taiwan?

5-Why is the "humiliation of the century" such an important historical factor for China's position on Taiwan?

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Why China and the US are so obsessed with Taiwan | Mapped Out

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New words:

dopamine

neuroplasticity

desensitization

myelination

circadian

Sentences:

1. Excessive screen time can alter the brain's reward system, making it harder to feel pleasure from everyday activities.

2. Constant stimulation from screens affects impulse control and may lead to addictive behaviors.

3. Understanding neuroplasticity helps explain how prolonged screen exposure can change the brain’s structure and function over time.

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Artificial intelligence: does it help make people more productive, or does it make them lazier instead?

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In Costa Rica, the term "false environmental protection" refers to situations where practices or speeches that are presented as environmentally friendly are not, or may even cause environmental damage. This can be manifested through activities such as "greenwashing" in the real estate sector, where developments such as sustainable developments are promoted while illegal land clearance is carried out and biodiversity is affected, or through opposition to important environmental agreements with misleading arguments.

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Nearby

Tickborne

Researchers

Twigs

Leafy

They are harmful and are transported by animals.

They are found in some parks and some backyards

In winter the tick season ends and in warm weather it extends longer.

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What are social media and what is their main purpose?

What are the benefits of social media in communication, information and socialization?

Over time, social media has become a very important tool that can help us both personally and professionally. They allow for fluid and constant communication, facilitate connection with people and communities of interest, and are an essential platform for disseminating information and promoting businesses

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1. Biomarkers

2. Neurological

3. Days regulation

4. Palatability

5. Satiety

1. People eat more when they have ultraprocessed food

2. The body does not feel full after eating this kind of food

3. Scientists study how this food change the brain and body

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Eating minimally processed meals doubles weight loss even when ultraprocessed foods are healthy, study finds | CNN

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People who ate more typical home-cooked meals lost twice the weight of people eating ultraprocessed foods that met healthy nutritional guidelines, study finds

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Santiago

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I would like to comment on ChatGPT. It is very functional, but at the same time, it is devaluing the studies and careers of many people. For some, it is good that technological advancement is taking place, while for others it is bad. Artificial intelligence causes panic, even though they try to hide it as an excellent aid.

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Santiago

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New Words

-Spotlight

-Government's

-Comprised

-Enactment

-Abolished

Sentences

-The United States is home to more immigrants than any other country

-More than 47.8 million immigrants lived in the United States in 2023, the most in U.S. history

-The immigrant share fluctuated between 13 percent and nearly 15 percent of the population, peaking at 14.8 percent in 1890 amid high levels of immigration from Europe

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immigration to the United States

I think that what is happening in the United States with the immigration issue is something completely strange for everything that these people contribute to the country, whether in jobs or in many other things. I don't think what the government is doing is right since they are also helping to maintain the economy and making it so that the majority of native people don't have to do such demanding jobs or anything like that

Why did the government make the decision to remove immigrants from the country?

Do immigrants really contribute something to the economy of this country?

Why is the United States the favorite place to immigrate?

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Topic: can AI replace doctors in the future?

Today many people are talking about AI and doctors.

Some people say that AI is giving better answers.

AI uses a lot of information and works fast.

They think that AI is helping more patients and is making fewer mistakes.
But other people say doctors are important.

Doctors talk to patients, ask good questions and understand feelings.

My Opinion: Doctors and AI must work together.

I think AI helps doctors. In some things, AI is working better than doctors. For example, AI is checking symptoms and is giving fast answers.

Doctors can focus on big things.

I don’t think AI is replacing all doctors. I think they are working together.