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ESLPod_0532_WE_0738 Using an Online Email Program The word "draft," in this podcast, means something that has been written but still needs to be edited or finished and isn't ready to be shared with other people: "I'm sorry I sent that message to you. It was a draft, and it wasn't ready to be sent yet." The phrase "the draft" refers to a system during a war where men are required to join an army, whether or not they want to: "If the U.S. Army doesn't have enough volunteers, the country might need to use the draft." Finally, when talking about sports, a "draft" is the process through which teams invite college players to play with them: "How many students from the University of Nebraska have been picked in the draft for football?"

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ESLPod 532 draft Technology

Id	ESLPod_0532_WE_0738
Episode Id	ESLPod 532
Episode Title	Using an Online Email Program
Phrase	draft
Text	The word "draft," in this podcast, means something that has been written but still needs to be edited or finished and isn't ready to be shared with other people: "I'm sorry I sent that message to you. It was a draft, and it wasn't ready to be sent yet." The phrase "the draft" refers to a system during a war where men are required to join an army, whether or not they want to: "If the U.S. Army doesn't have enough volunteers, the country might need to use the draft." Finally, when talking about sports, a "draft" is the process through which teams invite college players to play with them: "How many students from the University of Nebraska have been picked in the draft for football?"
Topics	Technology

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