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ESLPod_1204_WE_2081 Controlling Information to the Media In this podcast, the phrase "up front" means directly and at the beginning, before something else happens: "When roommates establish clear expectations and rules up front, they are less likely to experience conflict later." A "front" can be an organization or business that prevents others from seeing illegal or secret activities: "The jewelry store on Main Street is a front for drug and arms dealing." The phrase "to put on a brave front" means to act brave and appear brave to other people when one does not feel brave: "Ivan was really upset that he didn't win the competition, but he put on a brave front and congratulated the winner." Finally, a "front office" refers to the people and divisions of a business that interact with the public: "The front office needs to be staffed by employees with really good people skills."

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ESLPod 1204 up front Entertainment + Sports

Id	ESLPod_1204_WE_2081
Episode Id	ESLPod 1204
Episode Title	Controlling Information to the Media
Phrase	up front
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "up front" means directly and at the beginning, before something else happens: "When roommates establish clear expectations and rules up front, they are less likely to experience conflict later." A "front" can be an organization or business that prevents others from seeing illegal or secret activities: "The jewelry store on Main Street is a front for drug and arms dealing." The phrase "to put on a brave front" means to act brave and appear brave to other people when one does not feel brave: "Ivan was really upset that he didn't win the competition, but he put on a brave front and congratulated the winner." Finally, a "front office" refers to the people and divisions of a business that interact with the public: "The front office needs to be staffed by employees with really good people skills."
Topics	Entertainment + Sports

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