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ESLPod_0515_WE_0704 Starting a Blog The word "post," in this podcast, means one entry in a blog, or a small section of text that is added to a blog all at once for other people to read and comment on: "On this website, anyone can add a new post, as long as it's related to the current topic." A "post" is also a strong, tall piece of wood or metal, usually used to hold something up: "I wish there wasn't a post in the middle of the living room." Or, "They're putting two posts in their backyard so they can hang a rope between them and dry their laundry outdoors." The word "post" is often used in the name of a newspaper: "Which newspaper do you prefer: the Washington Post or the New York Post?"

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ESLPod 515 post Technology

Id	ESLPod_0515_WE_0704
Episode Id	ESLPod 515
Episode Title	Starting a Blog
Phrase	post
Text	The word "post," in this podcast, means one entry in a blog, or a small section of text that is added to a blog all at once for other people to read and comment on: "On this website, anyone can add a new post, as long as it's related to the current topic." A "post" is also a strong, tall piece of wood or metal, usually used to hold something up: "I wish there wasn't a post in the middle of the living room." Or, "They're putting two posts in their backyard so they can hang a rope between them and dry their laundry outdoors." The word "post" is often used in the name of a newspaper: "Which newspaper do you prefer: the Washington Post or the New York Post?"
Topics	Technology

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