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Nov 2024
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Upper-intermediate | Working at the Unit...

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We're in New York today, deep in the headquarters of the UN. Listen as an insider describes his work with this preeminent international organization. You'll be learning some key vocabulary for talking about international affairs and diplomacy. Episode link: https://www.chinesepod.com/1414

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