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📌 To keep your fingers crossed
to hope that things will happen in the way that you want them to.

📌 To keep under control
manageable; restrained and controlled; not out of control.

📌 To keep nose clean
to keep out of trouble, especially trouble with the law.

📌 To keep you posted
to keep someone informed (of what is happening); to keep someone up to date.

📌 To Keep your mouth shut
Do not tell anyone about someone or something.

📌 To let bygones be bygones
Forgive someone for something he or she did in the past.

📌 To let someone off the hook
freed from an obligation.

📌 To live beyond one's means
to spend more money than one can afford.

📌 To Make yourself at home
Please make yourself comfortable in my home.

📌 To meet someone halfway
to agree to do part of what someone wants if that person will do part of what you want.

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🔥 Last for Latest.

❌Don't say: What's the last news from the Palace?

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🔥 IELTS Actual Listening 2022 Test 15 // Request For Commercial Lease // Ielts Reality

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📌 Common Vocabulary For Essays

🔆 advertising commercials, marketing, banner ads, pop-ups, etc.
🔆 increasingly pervasive more and more common
🔆 question doubt
🔆 influence impact
🔆 average person normal person
🔆 indeed persuasive in fact influential
🔆 better protected improved care
🔆 governmental regulations laws from the government
🔆 stricter more severe
🔆 potential customers possible buyers
🔆 greatly influenced significantly affected
🔆 consciously intentionally
🔆 unconsciously without knowing it is happening
🔆 best evidence clearest support
🔆 effectiveness impact
🔆 scientific studies research
🔆 continued investment further money put into
🔆 powerful corporations important companies
🔆 efficient saving time and money
🔆 clever intelligent
🔆 clearly demonstrated obviously shown
🔆 growth increase
🔆 generate create
🔆 majority most of
🔆 revenue money earned
🔆 marketing advertising
🔆 advertisers people who do advertising
🔆 target specific audience segments online located particular demographics through the internet
🔆 tailor ads create specific advertisements
🔆 vulnerable demographics weak groups of people
🔆 compel force
immediate purchase buy right away
🔆 however but
🔆 linger subconsciously hang around in the back of your mind
🔆 users’ minds brain of people online
🔆 contribute to overall brand awareness add to knowing about the company/product
🔆 pervasive common
countered fought against
🔆 laws regulations
🔆 threat risk
🔆 lack not have
🔆 willpower strength
🔆 stay off keep away from
🔆 occurs happens
🔆 law-makers politicians
🔆 in contrast however
🔆 enact regulations create
🔆 designed to ban meant to prevent
🔆 protect the general populace keep people safe
🔆 elections voting for politicians
🔆 investigated researched
🔆 passed strict regulation created strong laws
🔆 limit control
🔆 foreign powers governments from other countries
🔆 purchase advertising space buy ads
🔆 social media TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, etc.
🔆 politics leaders, governments, etc.
🔆 extended lengthened
🔆 broadly generally
🔆 corporate world companies
🔆 target individuals susceptible to addictive behaviors locate people who can be easily persuaded to buy things
🔆 marketing unhealthy foods advertise fast food
🔆 questionable pharmaceuticals bad drugs
🔆 tremendous impact huge effect
🔆 federal governments national governments
🔆 responsible have a duty
🔆 legislation laws
🔆 if steps are not taken if nothing is done
🔆 irreparable harm hurt that can’t be fixed

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