Short Fantasy Stories The Almost-Forgotten Dream Part 1
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We do not face a "withering away of the state." On the contrary, we need a vigorous, a strong, and a very active governments. But we do face a choice between big but impotent government and a government that is strong because it confines itselt to decision and direction and leaves the "doing" to others.
Peter F. Drucker, The Age of Discontinuity, p.240.
Do you have Instagram? The "transformational" changes coming for teens | August 28, 2026
On today's episode of CNN10: We show you the very real, very impactful changes Meta just agreed to enforce as part of their history-making $18 Billion settlement. Plus, we see astonishing video of the deadly flash flooding that swept through Nepal. Then we honor two cultural icons who died this week, but their colorful legacy endures. All this and more on a Fri-yay edition of CNN10!
:10 Trivia
What special ability do dolphins use to find objects even when they can't see them?
Telepathy
Telekinesis
Fin language Echolocation
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Did a Glacial Collapse Cause This?
This Friday on The World from A to Z, you'll learn about a possible cause of catastrophic flooding in Nepal, the progress of wildfire battles in Nevada, and a trio of historic events related to the U.S. Civil Rights Movement. You'll meet a young man who landed a job refereeing in a wheelchair, and you'll hear the unbelievable account of a baseball great's unlikely fouls. And you'll observe a famous Spanish tomato fight and a sheep that hitched a ride in Germany!
Remembering the life and legacy of Dolly Parton | August 27, 2026
Today on CNN10: We reflect on the life and legacy of country music superstar and philanthropist Dolly Parton, who passed away this week at the age of 80. Then, we'll learn about SpaceX's plans for a Louisiana launch site that could become the largest in the world. Plus, we'll see how one fur-nominal invention - a fan powered suit - is helping man's best friend stay cool in scorching summer temps. All this and more on today's CNN10!
:10 Trivia
Which country has produced the most number one hits on America's Billboard Hot 100 by artists born outside the U.S.?
Australia
Canada United Kingdom
Sweden
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Catastrophic Flooding Strikes Nepal
While its cause is under investigation, a natural disaster has prompted urgent rescue efforts in two Asian countries. And after shutting down malicious software, the U.S. government is accusing China of hacking into America's public and private systems. Today's show is also covering a major legal settlement involving Meta, a study that closely monitored large bears in Alaska, and an anniversary of a relatively close flyby of Mars. Plus: a sports fan wins the chance to call plays for his favorite football team, and a zoo adds two new members to an endangered species.
The inspiring locker room speech from the nation's first Navajo NFL Player | August 26, 2026
Today on CNN10: We visit some of the wildlife sanctuaries working to rehabilitate a group of neglected tigers from a zoo in Argentina. Then, we explore the reasons behind a renewed crackdown on how women are allowed to dress in Iran. And-- don't miss the heartwarming speech from the first Navajo football rookie to play in the NFL. All this and more on today's CNN10!
:10 Trivia
Which of these traits is unique to the big cats that make up the genus panthera?
Rectractable claws Roaring
Night Vision
Patterned coats
delineate verb [T] formal
uk /dɪˈlɪn.i.eɪt/ us /dɪˈlɪn.i.eɪt/
to describe or mark the edge of something: The main characters are clearly delineated in the first chapter. The boundary of the car park is delineated by a low brick wall.
awry adjective [ after verb ], adverb
uk /əˈraɪ/ us /əˈraɪ/
not in the intended way: Anything that goes awry (= goes wrong) in the office is blamed on Pete. The strike has sent the plans for investment seriously awry.
in the wrong position: She rushed in, her face red and sweaty and her hat awry.
whimsical adjective
uk /ˈwɪm.zɪ.kəl/ us /ˈwɪm.zɪ.kəl/
unusual and strange in a way that might be funny or annoying: a whimsical tale Despite his kindly, sometimes whimsical air, he was a shrewd observer of people.
(from Cambridge Dictionary)
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Explaining a Colorado River 'Water Fight'
It's relied upon by tens of millions, but its reservoirs are sinking, and a controversy is deepening over how the states that use the Colorado River should act. Meanwhile, we're reporting on the passing of Dolly Parton, an anniversary of the 19th Amendment, and the successful cancer treatment of a 23-year-old python. Italy's specialized tours for the blind and the advent of a human refrigerator in Japan are two of today's other topics!
Short Fantasy Stories An Adventure of a Girl Part 2
今回のストーリーは盛り上がりに欠けたように感じました。
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The African school teaching girls to defy expectations | August 25, 2026
Today on CNN10: We'll get an update on the rapidly spreading Hawk Fire near Reno, Nevada, where roughly 90,000 people have been urged to evacuate as firefighters work to contain the blaze. Then, we'll see how one elite boarding school in Senegal is trying to challenge societal expectations around women and education. Plus, we'll sit down with UConn Huskies Women's Basketball Coach Geno Auriemma to hear how his program continues pushing the limits of what's possible. All this and more on today's CNN10!
:10 Trivia
Which river in Africa is recognized as the longest in the world?
Congo River Nile River
Zambezi River
Oraange River
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A Discussion of Controversial Boat Strikes
Following a recent U.S. attack on a suspected drug boat in the Pacific, today's show brings you multiple perspectives on the controversial campaign. We're also updating you on an uncontained wildfire in Nevada, and we're quizzing your knowledge about a historic American adventurer. The movement of a centuries-old Japanese castle, a centuries-old contest in Germany, and a centuries-old method of carrying Atlantic cargo are some of our other stories. Plus: history concerning the National Park Service.
likewise adverb
uk /ˈlaɪk.waɪz/ us /ˈlaɪk.waɪz/
C2 in the same way: Just water these plants twice a week, and likewise the ones in the bedroom.
informal "I don't have time to spend hours preparing one dish!" "Likewise (= it's the same for me)." similarly adverb
uk /ˈsɪm.ɪ.lə.li/ us /ˈsɪm.ə.lɚ.li/
C1 in a similar way: The children were similarly dressed. Cars must stop at red traffic lights: similarly, bicycles have to stop too.
(from Cambridge Dictionary)
Special Edition: The Role of the Monarchy, The Role of the Crown | August 24, 2026
Today on CNN10-- A full ten minutes on one fascinating topic:
The difference between the British government and the Royal Family.
The U.K. runs their country quite differently from the way we do things here in the U.S.
And what roles do the King, the Queen and the Prince even play?
It can get confusing, but we're here to break it all down.
bascule noun
bas·cule ˈba-(ˌ)skyül
: an apparatus or structure (such as a drawbridge) in which one end is counterbalanced by the other on the principle of the seesaw or by weights
(from Merriam-Webster)
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A Trade Dispute Between the U.S. and Canada
In today's show, we'll explain the significance of new tariffs between the two countries that share the world's longest border. Our continuing focus on health provides tips for integrating more whole foods into your diet. And our features include humanoid robot sports in China and the blind horse that could make dressage history in Britain. Plus: Surf's up for Senegalese students, some of whom are new to both surfing and education.
Defined as being chemically altered and containing artificial ingredients, hydrogenated oils, and preservatives, Ultra-Processed foods are widely consumed.
HEALTHY SWAP IDEAS
Instead of pre-packaged desserts:
Make At Home
Ingredients:
-Whole Grain Flour
-Healthier Oil
-Apple Sauce
-Ground Flaxseed
ultra-processed adjective (also ultraprocessed)
uk /ˌʌl.trəˈprəʊ.sest/ us /ˌʌl.trəˈprɑː.sest/
(of food) prepared using industrial processes, usually involving a large number of ingredients, many of which would not normally be used in preparing or cooking food at home: The study found a positive correlation between the consumption of ultra-processed food and obesity. People often choose ultraprocessed foods because they are cheap and easy to prepare. Fast food is often ultra-processed and filled with empty calories.
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VIVANT第15話，TVerにて視聴して，再度，追いつきました。
Governments need armies to protect them against their enslaved and oppressed subjects.
Leo Tolstoy (1828-1910)
