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ESLPod_0445_WE_0564 Problems with Drugs and Medical Devices The phrase "to recall (something)," in this podcast, means for a company to officially say that one of its products is dangerous and should no longer be sold, and to take back those products from people who have already bought them, usually giving them a replacement product or returning their money: "A house fire was caused by an electric heater that wasn't working properly, so the manufacturer had to recall the units." The verb "to recall" also means to remember: "I don't recall what he was wearing." Or, "Do you recall the first time we met?" Finally, the verb "to recall" can mean to be similar to something, or to make one think of something else: "That music recalls a happier time in our life."

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ESLPod 445 recall Health + Medicine

Id	ESLPod_0445_WE_0564
Episode Id	ESLPod 445
Episode Title	Problems with Drugs and Medical Devices
Phrase	recall
Text	The phrase "to recall (something)," in this podcast, means for a company to officially say that one of its products is dangerous and should no longer be sold, and to take back those products from people who have already bought them, usually giving them a replacement product or returning their money: "A house fire was caused by an electric heater that wasn't working properly, so the manufacturer had to recall the units." The verb "to recall" also means to remember: "I don't recall what he was wearing." Or, "Do you recall the first time we met?" Finally, the verb "to recall" can mean to be similar to something, or to make one think of something else: "That music recalls a happier time in our life."
Topics	Health + Medicine

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