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ESLPod_1214_WE_2101 Experiencing Dread In this podcast, the phrase "to be called for" means to be appropriate, necessary, or required in a particular situation: "Do you think having such a large number of police officers present was called for during a peaceful protest?" The phrase "uncalled for" means unwelcome and inappropriate: "Those insults are uncalled for. If you're upset, let's have a calm conversation about it." The phrase "to call forth" means to produce some type of reaction: "Classical music calls forth a range of emotions from listeners." The phrase "to call (somebody) back" means to return a phone call: "Did you remember to call back the doctor's office?" Finally, the phrase "to call (something) into question" means to make someone unsure of what is correct or true: "That poor decision has called his judgment into question."

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ESLPod 1214 called for About You

Id	ESLPod_1214_WE_2101
Episode Id	ESLPod 1214
Episode Title	Experiencing Dread
Phrase	called for
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "to be called for" means to be appropriate, necessary, or required in a particular situation: "Do you think having such a large number of police officers present was called for during a peaceful protest?" The phrase "uncalled for" means unwelcome and inappropriate: "Those insults are uncalled for. If you're upset, let's have a calm conversation about it." The phrase "to call forth" means to produce some type of reaction: "Classical music calls forth a range of emotions from listeners." The phrase "to call (somebody) back" means to return a phone call: "Did you remember to call back the doctor's office?" Finally, the phrase "to call (something) into question" means to make someone unsure of what is correct or true: "That poor decision has called his judgment into question."
Topics	About You

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