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well hello there I'm KY wire this is
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cnn1 and it's Thursday September 12th
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happy Friday Eve random thought for you
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why is it that we park on a driveway but
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drive on a Parkway and when we send
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something by ship it's called cargo but
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by car it's called shipment weird we've
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got another action pack 10 minutes for
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you today the best darn viewers in news
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let's get to it we start out today on
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the Gulf Coast of the US where Francine
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officially became a hurricane and sped
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up as it gathered power over warm Gulf
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Waters hurricane Francine made landfall
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last night in Louisiana while hurricane
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Francine isn't forecast to reach major
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hurricane status or get any stronger
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than the category 2 it is still expected
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to pack a punch storm surge along the
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coast could reach 10 ft in the worst
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areas and damaging winds could approach
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100 mph near the eye officials and
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residents have been preparing for the
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storm's impact for days evacuation
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orders expanded across the Louisiana
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coast because of the storm surge threat
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including parts of the greater New
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Orleans area outside of the levy
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protection system schools and public
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offices in the region are closed
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hurricane Francine is expected to unload
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a whole lot of rain on parts of the Gulf
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Coast especially over the the areas of
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Louisiana and Mississippi where the
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storm is forecast to travel rainfall
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rates could reach up to a whopping 4
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Ines per hour and some places could see
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a foot of rain that has officials
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preparing for flash flooding the good
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news is the storm is expected to move
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through the Gulf Coast pretty quickly if
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you have pets at home it's probably not
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a stretch to say that your fur baby
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feels like a four-legged member of your
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family but in China officials there feel
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like some are taking the whole furb B
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concept to a whole new level because
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large numbers of folks are choosing pets
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over having children pets are even on
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track to outnumber kids in some cities
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in China in several years China's
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population has been declining for years
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and some are pointing to pets as the
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problem married for seven years Hansen
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and his wife Momo May resemble China's
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family of the future do you have any
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children uh no not yet no are you
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planning on having children not right
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now not this period of Lifetime the only
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parenting they're doing revolves around
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their six
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dogs yes they are all part of our family
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we are one big
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family it's like our children yes it's
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like our daughters our sons a reflection
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of the independent-minded younger
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generation in China where having
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children is no longer a priority
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different Generations value things
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different according to a recent study by
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Goldman Sachs the number of pets in
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urban China is expected to surpass the
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number of children ages 0 to 4 by the
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end of the year by 2030 there could be
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nearly twice as many pets in urban China
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than young children business opportunity
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for this Doggy Daycare owner who is also
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chosen not to have kids I feel like
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people start to be more like this is
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what I want or this is what I like for
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my life rather than like oh this is what
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the society taught me to do or this is
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what my parents want me to do officials
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reported a record low birth rate last
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year as the population decreased for the
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second year in a row a sharp dip partly
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due to co lockdown while analysts expect
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a rebound this year it is still a blow
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to the world's second largest economy
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one so worried about overpopulation it
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limited most Urban couples to a single
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child at a Women's Conference last year
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China's strongman leader xiin ping
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lectured delegates to foster a new type
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of marriage and childbearing culture
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this newfound pet popularity comes at a
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time when the Chinese government is
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offering things like Financial
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incentives and time off from work all
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with the goal of promoting
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Parenthood yet for many young Chinese
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none of this seems to matter I don't
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think my choice for not having a kid
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would make much of a difference for
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China the country's leadership very much
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begs to differ as they doggedly try to
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boost China's birth rate and its
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economic
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strength a bag of Cheetos with world
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changing implications it sounds a little
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cheesy but officials are saying this
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little bit of litter had a whole lot of
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environmental effects it started with a
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National Park's post about an open bag
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of Cheetos found dropped inside New
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Mexico's famous Carl's Bad Caverns where
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only water is allowed and for good
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reason the post said aside from the risk
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of attracting animals the snacks
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softened by the caves humidity formed a
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perfect environment to quickly spread
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mold and fungi via curious Critters like
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insects Rangers reportedly spent 20
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minutes removing resulting molds and
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debris from inside the cavern to
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mitigate the effects I mean I know
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Cheetos claim to be dangerously cheesy
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but who knew all kidding aside Rangers
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say the spilled snack may seem trivial
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but quote to life in the cave it can be
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world
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changing 10c trivia on a day we're
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recognizing National literacy month a
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sentence which contains all 26 letters
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of the English alphabet is called a what
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lexigram pangram idiogram
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logogram put your hands up if you said
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pangram also called a hollow alphabetic
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sentence uses every letter of a given
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alphabet at least once it's no secret
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social media influencers are raking in
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clicks and cash with their content and
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makeup videos are some of the most
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popular out there even when the creators
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talk about something completely
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different while they apply their look
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well there's some surprising science
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behind why it's so hard to scroll past
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these videos and psychologists say there
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are two Powers at work keeping some
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people glued to their screens you don't
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tell me you've never had this before cuz
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I know you hended you've probably seen
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them when I developed a chronic illness
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I expected that it would be hard to say
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no videos of people putting on makeup
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while talking about something completely
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unrelated but have you ever stopped and
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wondered why we can't stop watching well
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psychologists tell us there's more
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happening in these videos than you
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realize and it's all explained by
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cognitive science it not only creates
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that sort of authentic connection piece
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but also gives somebody something to
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look at something to observe while
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they're listening to your story there
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are two intriguing psychological Powers
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working to keep you watching these
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videos the first cognitive load Theory
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explains why it can sometimes help to be
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distracted when taking in information
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your working memory Can Only Hold so
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much new information so when you see a
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common task like someone applying makeup
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while being told something serious get
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ready with me while I talk about things
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I would avoid saying if my friend
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developed a chronic illness the
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familiarity of these motions reduces the
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strain of processing all that
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information a second power keeping you
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engaged is your brain's proven love of
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authenticity our brains are drawn to it
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we tend to trust people who are likable
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and people become likable when we know
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them and creators can aim to monetize
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this trust it's really difficult to
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monetize straight away and people don't
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know you they don't trust you they're
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not going to buy from you and I try to I
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try to mix and match because sometimes
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I'd be making a coffee and then
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sometimes I'd be putting makeup on it
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makes you seem like a real human being
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there's a but here it can be hard for
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our brains to distinguish between
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genuine advice and messaging that can be
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misleading harmful or messaging that's
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just meant to sell us something not all
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content is deceptive though and knowing
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the science behind them makes them all
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the more
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interesting today's story getting a 10
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out of 10 who let the dogs out check out
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this pool party for pooches the desert
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breeze Community Center in Las Vegas
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held its annual pup swim over the
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weekend and what a party it was it's a
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tradition held by Clark County Parks and
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wreck every year before the pools closed
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for the fall no such thing as a rough
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day here a dog on great time for the
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pups and a hilarious site for their
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owners who get to watch all right
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superstars it's shout out time for a
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couple of schools right here in the ATL
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Atlanta Georgia the Rams at Howard
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Middle School with a big oh high five to
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Mr Zuber and you bear believe it we see
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you too Coleman and Mr webu and all our
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friends at love it school with much love
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for Callum what's up buddy we've almost
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made it to the best day of the week
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let's finish strong I'll see you right
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back here tomorrow Friday on CNN 10
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