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ESLPod_0517_WE_0708 Watching Competitive Sports The word "remote," in this podcast, means a remote control, or a small device with many buttons, held in one's hands to operate a television or stereo from a distance, changing channels or the volume: "Where's the remote? I want to turn up the volume." The word "remote" also means distant, or far away from where other people are: "Ashley grew up in a remote part of South Dakota, far from any cities." A "remote possibility" is a low likelihood or probability: "Most scientists think there's a remote possibility we'll be able to stop global warming." Finally, the phrase "remote from (something)" means very different from something: "Your experience growing up in New York City was very remote from Henry's experience, growing up on a potato farm."

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ESLPod 517 remote Entertainment + Sports

Id	ESLPod_0517_WE_0708
Episode Id	ESLPod 517
Episode Title	Watching Competitive Sports
Phrase	remote
Text	The word "remote," in this podcast, means a remote control, or a small device with many buttons, held in one's hands to operate a television or stereo from a distance, changing channels or the volume: "Where's the remote? I want to turn up the volume." The word "remote" also means distant, or far away from where other people are: "Ashley grew up in a remote part of South Dakota, far from any cities." A "remote possibility" is a low likelihood or probability: "Most scientists think there's a remote possibility we'll be able to stop global warming." Finally, the phrase "remote from (something)" means very different from something: "Your experience growing up in New York City was very remote from Henry's experience, growing up on a potato farm."
Topics	Entertainment + Sports

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