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ESLPod_0494_WE_0663 Types of Story Endings In this podcast, the word "dark" is used to talk about negative, evil, secretive, or mysterious things: "The wars were a dark period in the nation's history." The word "dark" is normally used to describe a situation with little light: "How can you go running when it's still dark outside?" The word "dark" can also describe something that is almost black: "Which shirt do you like better: the red one or the dark blue one?" Or, "They painted their bedroom walls a very dark color." A person with "dark" hair or eyes has brown or black hair or eyes: "They thought their baby would have dark eyes, but they were actually blue when he was born." Finally, the word "dark" can refer to sad or angry feelings or thoughts: "Whenever she has that angry expression on her face, I know she's having dark thoughts."

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ESLPod 494 dark Entertainment + Sports

Id	ESLPod_0494_WE_0663
Episode Id	ESLPod 494
Episode Title	Types of Story Endings
Phrase	dark
Text	In this podcast, the word "dark" is used to talk about negative, evil, secretive, or mysterious things: "The wars were a dark period in the nation's history." The word "dark" is normally used to describe a situation with little light: "How can you go running when it's still dark outside?" The word "dark" can also describe something that is almost black: "Which shirt do you like better: the red one or the dark blue one?" Or, "They painted their bedroom walls a very dark color." A person with "dark" hair or eyes has brown or black hair or eyes: "They thought their baby would have dark eyes, but they were actually blue when he was born." Finally, the word "dark" can refer to sad or angry feelings or thoughts: "Whenever she has that angry expression on her face, I know she's having dark thoughts."
Topics	Entertainment + Sports

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