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Can anyone give me an example sentence with exotic?

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Michelle Obama says she is a product? What does product mean in this case? I just know product means goods and services.

https://ejoy-english.com/go/intl/vi/video/michelle-obamas-plea-for-education/4057?course=2728&unit=12958

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Billboards? Is that the music chart?

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What is the noun of realize? I’ve tried to recall but not yet found.

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How can I know the meaning of the phrasal verb “turn out” while watching a video?

Link: — Link: https://ejoy-english.com/go/intl/vi/video/those-who-lead-inspire-others/2495?course=2728&unit=12955

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What is the full form of “wanna”. I know it’s an abbreviation.

https://ejoy-english.com/go/intl/vi/video/dont-be-inspired-by-disability/1072?course=2728&unit=12955

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Just picked up a new word: refine. Please help me make a sentence so that I can remember it better.

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I want to know the adjective of glory. How can I know it?

https://ejoy-english.com/go/video/the-myth-of-oisn-and-the-land-of-eternal-youth-iseult-gillespie/10075?course=66e&unit=387e

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Is “in the year 2000” different from “in 2000”? I feel like it’s a bit wordy. Or does this particular way of expression have its own meaning?

Link: — Link: https://ejoy-english.com/go/intl/vi/video/cultural-difference-in-business-valerie-hoeks-tedxhaarlem/8991?course=16e&unit=69e

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Abbreviation is just nightmare for beginners like me. Help, people. What is "BCE"? Before century ends??? 🤣🤣🤣

Link: — Link: https://ejoy-english.com/go/intl/vi/video/tededwhy-do-we-dream-amy-adkins/10961?course=66e&unit=392e

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