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Today is Wednesday, March thirteenth. Were talking

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about a tense hearing on Capitol Hill

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as a former Special counsel defended his

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report about how President Biden handled classified

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documents. Also, a first of its

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kind delivery to Gaza and how millions

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of dollars and weapons are being sent

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Ukraine without Congress giving the okay. Plus.

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Teenager say they're not the only

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ones dependent on smartphones. Plans for

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a big Disneyland expansion are moving

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forward. And. Companies are having to

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send their employees to etiquette training those

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stories. And even more news? Dunno in

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today's episode. Welcome.

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Welcome to the news worthy of

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the day's news in around ten

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minutes! Fast, fair, fun and on

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the go America Mandy, thanks so

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much for being here. You're ready.

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Let's do that. Both

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President Biden and former President Trump have

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not cross the delegate threshold needed to

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become their party's nominees. They both to

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com decisive victories in a handful of

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states. Yesterday. Of. Course, there was never

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in doubt since neither Biden nor Trump face

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any major opposition at this point. Still,

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This is a milestone for both candidates

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not even halfway through the presidential primary

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calendar. This. Also means this will

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now be one of the longest general

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election campaigns in modern history. By.

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Didn't celebrate the when last night by saying

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quote. I am honored that the broad coalition

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of voters representing the rich diversity of the

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Democratic party across the country have put their

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faith in me once again in a moment

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when the threat Trump poses is greater than

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ever. And Trump posted a video on

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social media saying it was quote a great

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day of victory. He. Also criticized by the

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same quote. Now we have to get back to work

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because we have the worst president in the history of

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our country. Expect to hear a lot more

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from both of them over the next eight months

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leading up to the November fifth election. For

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this. Week Lawmakers grilled the former

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special counsel who investigated President

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Bidens classified documents case. Robert.

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Her appeared on Capitol Hill to answer questions

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about his report that came out last month.

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It. Was the one where he said there wasn't and. The

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evidence to charge biting with a crime. And.

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Yesterday, both Democrats and Republicans accuse him

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of being partisan. Republicans said he came

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to pressure in not recommending any

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charges. They say there was a double

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standard since a different special counsel did

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recommend charges against former President Trump

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over his handling of classified ducks. On.

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The other side, though democrats argued

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her included gratuitous language about the

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President's mental capacity to score political

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points specifically when her decide biden

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as a quotes sympathetic, well meaning

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elderly man with a poor memory.

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They pointed out that her is a

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registered republican and accuse him of trying

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to get former President Trump reelected, but

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her insisted he had quote no such

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aspirations and kept defending the integrity of

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his reports. Congress. Also released a

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transcript of the Special Counsel's interviews with President

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Biden so people can see exactly how he

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responded to the questioning. The

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first time since the war started in Gaza,

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a shipment of aid has been sent by

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See. Its. Carrying two hundred tons of

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food collected by the nonprofit World Central

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Kitchen. Of course, it's still not enough

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to set off a salmon in Gaza, but

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the European Commission president says it's a side

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of hope. Many. More ships are set to

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take the same journey in the coming days and weeks.

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The Remember The U S You and other

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allies announced the new maritime route last week

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and his first shipment is set to arrive

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tomorrow. Separately. American troops are

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working on a floating peer on the

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coast of Gaza that could deliver another

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two million meals a day. Though.

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That construction is expected to take

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weeks. It's. All crucial that since

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sadly more than two million Palestinians are facing

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a threat a survey says and there have

3:36

been an increasing number of reports of malnutrition

3:38

related deaths in the Gaza Strip. The.

3:40

Us has also said much more aid it would

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be able to flow into Gaza if Israel and

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Hamas to come to terms on a temporary ceasefire

3:47

agreement. But. For now, negotiations or.

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Stalled. The

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and administration announced sending three hundred million

3:55

dollars worth of weapons to Ukraine. It's

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the first American aid package since the

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previous funding. Ran out and Ukrainian

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troops started rationing supplies. Congress.

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Still has not approved any new aid,

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but Us. Army accountants were able to

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make this happen by using money saved

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from other contracts that came in underbid.

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Still, The New York Times sites Us officials

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who say this is just a temporary solution

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that will only keep Russian troops at bay

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for a few more weeks. So. The

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White House so urging lawmakers to pass a

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new ukraine a bill as soon as possible.

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Remember. At the senate did possible already That

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includes money for Ukraine, Israel, and more. The

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house leaders have not put it up for

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a vote. Yes, Some. House democrats and

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moderate republicans as started gathering signatures as a way

4:36

to force a vote, though it's still not clear

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if they'll the able to do that. The.

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To be continuous. The

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Us now has a huge lead on both

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Russia and Saudi Arabia as the world's largest

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oil producer and not need is growing. This.

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With Us Energy Information Administration predicted

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domestic oil production or rise to

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thirteen point two million barrels a

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day this year. And the he

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i yea says no other country even have

5:01

that much production capacity so they won't be

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catching at any time soon. Backers.

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Of the Us Oil and Gas industry

5:08

see this as a huge economic driver

5:10

that can give America global leverage as

5:12

exports rise. But. Climate Groups just

5:14

say it gives other countries leverage on

5:16

the green energy transition. Either

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way, this is already had an impact

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on prices. Crude oil futures ads lower

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international crew of astronauts has safely returned

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to Earth this week. They spent nearly

6:48

six months aboard the International Space Station

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preparing us for future deep space. Mrs.

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They. Conducted hundreds of experiments, including

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the first study of how humans

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responded different durations of spaceflights. They.

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Also experimented with growing food on the

7:02

space station. And one of the crew members

7:04

was even part of a rare all women spacewalk. Nasa.

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Says all of these experiments will help to

7:09

send people into the cosmos and beyond and

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even benefit humanity here on Earth. The. Foreperson

7:13

team returned to Earth. Yesterday in a

7:15

Spacex Dragon spacecraft. Another. Crew is

7:17

already replace these astronauts on the Iss. The

7:22

problems a Boeing are now starting to impact

7:24

major Us airlines. For. Example: United Airlines

7:26

says it's pausing pilot hiring for

7:28

two months and hunting for new

7:30

planes from Boeing rival Airbus. Southwest.

7:33

Airline says it's going to cut flights and

7:35

also cut hiring to save costs because of

7:38

lower than expected delivery of Boeing Jet. And

7:40

Alaska Air says it's plans for the

7:42

year are also influx because of uncertainty

7:45

on Boeing deliveries. Boeing. Has slowed

7:47

down production as it faces increased

7:49

scrutiny from federal regulators and fewer

7:51

planes means less seating capacity and

7:54

higher maintenance costs for airlines. So.

7:56

Airlines agree that bowling needs to make

7:58

changes. This Yes. Boeing announced a

8:01

series of Saps meant to improve quality

8:03

like compliance sex and quality audits at

8:05

the factory. And. The company said it

8:07

will not hesitate to stop or production line or

8:09

keep an airplane in position is needed. Least.

8:11

Steps are in response to an essay

8:13

a audit that came out after in

8:15

Alaska Airlines plane came apart mid air

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adding to bowling struggles. This league when

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of explains was involved in another mid

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air incidents that injured about fifty people

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aboard a fault from Australia to New

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Zealand. The. Plane apparently had a sudden

8:28

drop as if it was taking a nosedive

8:30

before leveling out. Passenger. Say people

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were thrown to the ceiling and down to the floor.

8:34

And the whole thing was described as a technical

8:37

event. It's. Not clear yet exactly

8:39

what caused the problems during not slight

8:41

a bowling says it's ready to cooperate

8:43

with the investigations. We

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know parents and advocates have grown

8:49

more concerned about teenagers smartphone use,

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but what do the teens say?

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Well. The Pew Research Center as to them. And.

8:56

New data says ninety five percent of teenagers

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between thirteen and seventeen years old have or

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at least have access to a smartphone. And.

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Most use the internet every day. But.

9:05

Nearly three quarters of them said they feel happy

9:07

and peaceful when they don't have their smartphones on

9:09

hand. At. The same time, no more

9:12

than a third said being without their

9:14

phones made them feel upset, lonely, and

9:16

anxious. And. Most said, the benefits

9:18

do outweigh the harms. Another. Thing

9:20

teams brought up their parents are

9:22

also wrestling with Texas. About.

9:24

Half of them said their parents at least

9:27

sometimes get distracted by their phones during conversations

9:29

and when you ask. A good portion of

9:31

both parents and children admitted to being on

9:33

their own phones too much. Of.

9:35

Course, these are just some of the complicated

9:37

issues parents and teens or navigating when it

9:39

comes to phones. Lawmakers have also tried to

9:41

get involved. And. There are many proposed

9:44

bills aimed at protecting kids and teens

9:46

online, so for now none are close

9:48

to passing. Disneyland

9:51

flared one of the final hurdle for

9:53

it's first major theme park expansion plan

9:56

since the nineteen nineties. This week, the

9:58

Anything Planning Commission of. The Disneyland

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Forward Projects After almost three years

10:03

of reviews and analysis, The. Project

10:05

would revamp Disneyland to the tune of

10:07

one point nine billion dollars of the

10:09

next decade. It would add

10:11

new rights entertainment, shops, restaurants, parking,

10:13

and more. The. Project is not

10:15

include specific plans for the attractions,

10:17

but Disney officials have brought up

10:20

possible Frozen Utopia, Tron, or Peter

10:22

Pan experiences similar to those at

10:24

Dizzy locations in Asia. Is

10:26

also raise the possibility of exploring the

10:28

world. Some Cocoa and Black Panther dizzy

10:30

has also promised to spend tens of

10:32

millions of dollars for affordable housing, street

10:34

and transportation improvements and see where upgrades

10:36

in the area. Supporters. Of

10:38

this expansion plan, I said it will generate

10:40

a lot more revenue and bring more jobs.

10:42

Anaheim. Though. Opponents point out that

10:45

construction will impact air quality and greenhouse

10:47

gas emissions in the community. Next.

10:49

That the project will go before the city councils

10:51

like the next month where it's expected to get

10:53

final. Approval. Says

10:57

it for the mean is disease and know it's

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to work Wednesday. Companies. Are running

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into new issues as employees come back to the

12:15

office. It turns out a lot of workers have

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forgotten how to behave at work. And

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with that demand for workplace etiquette. Trading has

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serves over the last two years. Or

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recent study by resume builder sounds more

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than sixty percent of company's plans implement

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etiquette courses for staff this year to

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let's face and a survey of more

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than fifteen hundred business leaders. When.

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Etiquette consultant told Cnn some of the

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most common behavior so pause include: inappropriate

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office conversations leading a mess around the

12:42

office, loud phone calls, all kinds of

12:44

dress code missteps, and then there's the

12:46

common question of how to address these

12:49

though Pas with your coworkers. Is.

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Not as companies you want employees to take

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advantage either. In another recent survey of workers,

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nearly seventy five percent of respondents said they

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would take advantage of business etiquette courses if

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they were offered it at their jobs. Etiquette

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tips have also become popular on

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social media, featured on tix or

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videos and linked in courses, and

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many colleges and universities have also

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started offering courses on skills like

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