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ESLPod_1204_WE_2080 Controlling Information to the Media The phrase "in the dark," in this podcast, means without knowledge or information about something or being unaware or uninformed: "I'll have to tell her the news soon. I can't keep her in the dark forever." The phrase "a shot in the dark" means a guess made without having any real information or facts: "That test was so hard! Most of my answers were a shot in the dark." The phrase "after/before dark" means before/after the sunrise: "The children are supposed to come home before dark." When talking about feelings, "dark" refers to feelings of sadness or depression: "Do you trust him enough to share your darkest fears?" Finally, "dark humor" refers to things that are bad in a funny way: "Chris's dark humor can be upsetting to people who do not know him well."

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ESLPod 1204 in the dark Entertainment + Sports

Id	ESLPod_1204_WE_2080
Episode Id	ESLPod 1204
Episode Title	Controlling Information to the Media
Phrase	in the dark
Text	The phrase "in the dark," in this podcast, means without knowledge or information about something or being unaware or uninformed: "I'll have to tell her the news soon. I can't keep her in the dark forever." The phrase "a shot in the dark" means a guess made without having any real information or facts: "That test was so hard! Most of my answers were a shot in the dark." The phrase "after/before dark" means before/after the sunrise: "The children are supposed to come home before dark." When talking about feelings, "dark" refers to feelings of sadness or depression: "Do you trust him enough to share your darkest fears?" Finally, "dark humor" refers to things that are bad in a funny way: "Chris's dark humor can be upsetting to people who do not know him well."
Topics	Entertainment + Sports

Information Dark Phrase Means Eslpod Shot Refers Controlling