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"The coronavirus pandemic was given a deadline of midnight last night to sign the agreement."
That's it for you, you virus, if you won't sign the agreement, you're done for!
Listening to it again, the whole thing was:
"RyanAir, which owns Laudamotion, was threatening to close the Vienna hub [...] The union representing the workers, who are currently on shorter hours due to the coronavirus pandemic, was given a deadline of midnight last night to sign the agreement."
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There's another news item I've heard twice now, which didn't make sense either time:
"[Trump's] been angered by the speed of reopening in some states, pushing governors, in particular Democrat ones, to speed up plans that he felt were too slow in spite of a spike...."
But I get it now. The first use of the word "speed" meant "slow speed" rather than "fast speed".
That's it for you, you virus, if you won't sign the agreement, you're done for!
Listening to it again, the whole thing was:
"RyanAir, which owns Laudamotion, was threatening to close the Vienna hub [...] The union representing the workers, who are currently on shorter hours due to the coronavirus pandemic, was given a deadline of midnight last night to sign the agreement."
..
There's another news item I've heard twice now, which didn't make sense either time:
"[Trump's] been angered by the speed of reopening in some states, pushing governors, in particular Democrat ones, to speed up plans that he felt were too slow in spite of a spike...."
But I get it now. The first use of the word "speed" meant "slow speed" rather than "fast speed".