Practice Listening - New Season

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I''''m Steve Ember with the VOA Special English Economics Report.
For Americans, the tra***ional season to buy winter holiday gifts begins on the last Friday in November. "Black Friday" is the name for the day just after Thanksgiving Day. But lately there is a term for another popular shopping day that follows Black Friday: "Cyber Monday".
The term Cyber Monday comes from an observation made by people who study the holiday buying season. There That is, lots of people may have gone into stores over the Thanksgiving weekend to look for gifts. But many wait until they return to work on Monday to buy online. Many people have faster Internet connections on their (the: http://usera.image****.com/orbit/Practice_Listening/the.JPG , their: http://usera.image****.com/orbit/Practice_Listening/their.JPG) computers at the jobs than at home.
An Internet research company, comScore Networks says Americans spendt more than nine hundred million dollars online from Thanksgiving through Sunday. Then they bought four hundred eighty-five million dollars in goods over the Internet on Monday. The company says both amounts were twenty six percent higher than last year.
What were the most popular sites for online shoppers? eBay is said to have had almost twelve million visitors on Monday. eBay is the a site on which people sell goods to each other. Next were the Web sites of Amazon.com and Wal-Mart Stores.
Consumers'''' spending represents two-thirds of all economic activity in the United States. And about one-fourth of all personal spending takes place during the holiday season. There are gifts to buy for Christmas, Hanukkah and the African-American celebration of Kwanzaa.
The day after Thanksgiving got the name Black Friday from the tra***ion of recording profits in black ink and losses in red ink. Black Friday may be a profitable time for sellers, but it is no longer the biggest shopping day of the year. Now the busiest day usually falls just before Christmas on December twenty-fifth. Still, the National Retail Federation says more than sixty million people visited stores last Friday, eight percent more than a year ago.
The industry group says it expects holiday sales to increase by six percent over last year. There are concerns that high energy prices could cut into holiday spending, but those prices are down from their recent highs.
This VOA Special English Economics Report was written by Mario Ritter. Internet users - when they''re not shopping - can read and listen to our reports at voaspecialenglish.com. I''''m Steve Ember.

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I?Tm Steve Ember with the VOA Special English Economics Report.
For Americans, the tra***ional season to buy winter holiday gifts begins on the last Friday in November. "Black Friday" is the name for the day just after Thanksgiving Day. But lately there is a term for another popular shopping day that follows Black Friday: "Cyber Monday". The term ?oCyber Monday? comes from an observation made by people who study the holiday buying season. That is, lots of people may have gone into stores over the Thanksgiving weekend to look for gifts. But many wait until they return to work on Monday to buy online. Many people have faster Internet connections on the computers at their jobs than at home.
An Internet research company comScore Network says Americans spent more than nine-hundred million dollars online from Thanksgiving through Sunday. Then they bought four-hundred eighty five million dollars in goods over the Internet on Monday. The company says both amounts were twenty-six percent higher than last year.
What were the most popular sites for online shoppers? EBay is said to have had almost twelve milliion visitors on Monday. EBay is the a site on which people sell goods to each other. Next were the Web sites of Amazon.com and Wal-Mart Stores.
Consumer?Ts spending represents two-thirds of all economic activity in the United States. And about one-fourth of all personal spending takes place during the holiday season. There are gifts to buy for Christmas, Hanukkah and the African-American?Ts celebration of Kwanzaa.
The day after Thanksgiving got the name Black Friday from the tra***ion of recording profits in black ink and losses in red ink. Black Friday may be a profitable time for sellers, but it is no longer the biggest shopping day of the year. Now the busiest day usually falls just before Christmas on December 25th.
Still, the National Retail Federation says more than sixty million people visited stores last Friday, eight percent more than a year ago. The industry group says it expects holiday sales to increase by six percent over last year. There are concerns that high energy prices could cut into holiday?Ts spending, but those prices are down from their recent highs.
This VOA Special English Economics Report was written by Mario Ritter. Internet users - when do they''''re not shopping - can read and listen to our reports at voaspecialenglish.com. I?Tm Steve Ember.
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I?Tm Steve Ember with the VOA Special English Economics Report.
For Americans, the tra***ional season to buy winter holiday gifts begins on the last Friday in November. "Black Friday" is the name for the day just after Thanksgiving Day. But lately, there is a term for another popular shopping day that follows Black Friday: "Cyber Monday."
The term ?oCyber Monday? comes from an observation made by people who study the holiday buying season. That is, lots of people may have gone into stores over the Thanksgiving weekend to look for gifts. But many wait until they return to work on Monday to buy online.
Many people have faster Internet connections on the computers at their jobs than at home. An Internet research company, comScore Networks, says Americans spent more than nine hundred million dollars online from Thanksgiving through Sunday. Then, they bought four hundred eighty-five million dollars in goods over the Internet on Monday. The company says both amounts were twenty-six percent higher than last year.
What were the most popular sites for online shoppers? EBay is set said to have had almost twelve million visitors on Monday. EBay is a site on which people sell goods to each others. Next were the Web sites at of Amazon.com and Wal-Mart Stores.
Consumer spending represents two-thirds of all economic activity in the United States. And about one-fourth of all personal spending takes place during the holiday season. There are gifts to buy, for Christmas, Hanukkah and the African-American?Ts celebrations of Kwanzaa.
The day after Thanksgiving got the name ?oBlack Friday? from the tra***ion of reporting recording profits in black ink and losses in red ink. Black Friday may be a profitable time for sellers, but it is no longer the biggest shopping day of the year. Now the busiest day usually falls just before Christmas on December 25th. Still, the National Retail Federation says more than sixty million people visited stores last Friday, eight percent more than a year ago. The industry group says it expects the holiday sales to increase by six percent over last year. There are concerns that high energy prices could cut into holiday spending, but those prices are down from their recent highs.
This VOA Special English Economics Report was written by Mario Ritter. Internet users, when they are not shopping, can read and listen to our reports at voapecialenglish.com. I?Tm Steve Ember.

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I?Tm Steve Ember with the VOA Special English Economics Report. For Americans, the tra***ional season to buy winter holiday gifts begins on the last Friday in November.?Black Friday? is the name for the day just after Thanksgiving day. But lately there is a term for another popular shopping day that follows Black Friday: ?Cyber Monday.? The term Cyber Monday comes from an observation made by people who study the holiday buying season.That is,lots of people may have gone into stores over the Thanksgiving weekends to look for gifts. But many wait until they return to work on Monday to buy online.Many people have faster Internet connections on the computers at their jobs than at home.An Internet research company,comScore Networks,says Americans spent more than 900 million dollars online from Thanksgiving through Sunday.Then, they bought 485 million dollars in goods over the Internet on Monday.The company says boths amounts were 26 percent higher than last year.What were the most popular sites for online shoppers?EBay is said to have had almost 12 million visitors on Monday.EBay is the a site on which people sell goods to each other.Next were the Web sites of Amazon.com and Walmark?Ts Wal-Mart stores.Consumer?Ts spending represents two-thirds of all economic activity in the United States. And about one-fourth of all personal spending takes place during the holiday season.There are gifts to buy for Christmas,Hanukkah and the Afrikan-American?Ts celebration of Kwanzaa.The day after Thanksgiving got the name Black Friday from the tra***ion of recording profits in black ink and lossers losses in red ink.Black Friday may be a profitable time for sellers, but it is no longer the biggest shopping day of the year.Now the busiest day usually falls just before Christmas on December 25th.Still, the National Retail Federation (tên riêng)says more than 60 million people visited stores last Friday,8 percent more than a year ago.The industry group says it expects holiday sales to increase by 6 percent over last year.They There are concerneds that high energy prices could cut into holiday?Ts spending, but those prices are down from their recent height highs.This VOA Special English Economics Report was written by Mario WRitter.Internet users ?"when they?Tre are (nghĩa thì giống nhau nhưng họ nói rút gọn chứ có nói rõ ràng they are đâu bạn) not shopping?" can read and listen to our reports at voaspecialenglish.com.I?Tm am Steve Ember.
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I?Tm Steve Ember with VOA Special English Economics Report.
For Americans, the tra***ional season to buy winter holiday gifts begins on the last Friday in November. ?Black Friday? is the name for the day just after Thanksgiving Day. But lately, there is the a (nhắc đến lần đầu tiên nên phải dùng a) term for another popular shopping day that follows Black Friday: ?oCyber Monday.?
The term ?oCyber Monday? comes from an observation made by people who study the holiday buying season. That is, lots of people may have gone into stores over the Thanksgiving weekend to look for gifts. But maybe (chủ ngữ đâu bạn)many wait until they return to work on Monday to buy online. Maybe Many people have faster internet connections on the computers at their jobs than at home.
An internet research company, Comstore Networks, aid says Americans spent more than 900 million dollars online from Thanksgiving through Sunday. Then, they bought 485 million dollars in goods over the internet on Monday. The company said says both amounts were 26% higher than last year.
What were the most popular sites for online shoppers? EBay is said to have had almost 12 million visitors on Monday. EBay is the a site on which people sell goods to each others.(sau each thì phải dùng danh từ số ít)
Next were the Web sites of Amazon.com and Walmart?Ts Stores. Comsumer?Ts spending represents two-thirds of all economic activity in the United States. And about one-fourth of all personal spending takes place during the holiday season. There are gifts to buy for Christmast, Hanukkah and the African-American celebration of Kwanzaa.
The day after Thanksgiving got the name Black Friday from the tra***ion of recording profits in black ink and losses in red ink. Black Friday may be (maybe khác may be)a profitable for salers sellers, but it is no longer the biggest shopping day of the year. Now, the busiest day usually falls just before Christmast on December 25 twenty-fifth. Still, the National Retail Federation said says more than 60 million people visited stores last Friday, 8% more than a year ago.
The industry group says it expects holiday sales to increase by 6% over last year. There are concerneds that high energy prices could cut into holiday spending, but those prices are downed from their recent heights highs.
This VOA Special English Economics Report was written by Mario Ritter. Internet users?" when they?Tre are not shopping ?" can read and listen to our reports at voaspecialenglish.com. I?Tm Steve Ember.
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I?Tm Steve Ember with the VOA Special English Economics Report.
For Americans, the tra***ional season to buy winter holiday gifts. begins on the last Friday in November. ?oBlack Friday? is the name for the day just after Thanksgiving Day. But lately there is the term for another popular shopping day that follows Black Friday: Sigher ?oCyber Monday.? (từ này nằm ngay trong tựa bài còn gì)
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And Internet research company, comeScore Networks, says said Americans spent more than $900,000,000 online from Thanksgiving through Sunday.
Then, they bought $485,000,000 in goods over the Internet on Monday. The company said says both amounts were 26% higher than last year.
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Consumer spending represents two-thirds of all economic activity in the United States. And about one-fourth of all personal spending takes place during the holiday season. There are gifts to buy for the Christmas, Hanukkah and the effort again African-American celebration of Kwanzaa.
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Still the National retell Retail Federation said says more than 60,000,000 people visited stores last Friday, 8% more than a year ago.
The industry group says it expects holiday sell sales to increase by 6% over last year. There are concerns (đtừ là are mà) that high energy prices could cut into holiday spending, but those prices are adown from season recent highs.
This VOA Special English Economics Report was written by Mario Ritter. Internet users -- when a lot chopping they''re not shopping -- can read and listen to our reports at voaspecialenglish.com. I?Tm Steve Ember.
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I?Tm Steve Ember with the VOA Special English Economics Report.
For Americans, the tra***ional season to buy winter holiday gifts begins on the last Friday in November. "Black Friday" is the name for the day just after Thanksgiving Day. But lately, there is a term for another popular shopping day that follows Black Friday: "Cyber Monday."
The term Cyber Monday comes from an observation made by people who study the holiday buying season. That is, lots of people may have gone into stores over the Thanksgiving weekend to look for gifts. But many wait until they return to work on Monday to buy online. Many people have faster Internet connections on the computers at their jobs than at home. An Internet research company, comScores Networks, says Americans spent more than nine hundred million dollars online from Thanksgiving through Sunday. Then, they bought four hundred eighty-five million dollars in goods over the Internet on Monday. The company says both amounts were twenty-six percent higher than last year.
What was were the most popular sites for online shoppers? E-day EBay is said to have had almost twelve million visitors on Monday. E-day EBay is a site on which people sell goods to each other. Next were the Web sites such as of Amazon.com and worldmarkstores Wal-Mart Stores. Consumers spending represents two-thirds of all economic activity in the United States. And about one-fourth of all personal spending takes place during the holiday season. There are gifts to buy for Christmas, Hanukkah and the African-American celebration of Kwanzaa.
The day after Thanksgiving got the name Black Friday from the tra***ion of recording profits in black ink and losses in red ink. Black Friday may be a profitable time for sellers, but it is no longer the biggest shopping day of the year. Now, the busiest day usually fors falls just before the Christmas on December twenty-fifth.
Still, the National Retail Federation, says more than sixty million people visited stores last Friday, eight percent more than a year ago. The industry group says it expects holiday sells sales to increase by six percent over last year.
There are concerns that high energy prices could cut into holiday spending, but those prices are down from their reason recent highs.
This VOA Special English Economics Report was written by Mario Ritter. Internet users, when are they''re not shopping, can read and listen to our reports at voaspecialenglish.com. I?Tm Steve Ember.

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I?Tm Steve Ember with the VOA Special English Economics Report.
For Americans, the tra***ional season to buy winter holiday gifts begins on the last Friday in November. "Black Frida" is the name for the day just after Thanksgiving Day. But lately there is a term for another popular shopping day that follows Black Friday: "Cyber Monday. "
The term ?oCyber Monday? comes from an observation made by the people who study the holiday buying season. That is, lots of people may have gone into stores over the Thanksgiving weekend to look for gifts. But many wait until they return to work on Monday to buy online. Many people have faster Internet connections on the computers at the job than at home.
An Internet research company, comeScore Networks, said: says Americans spend spent more than nine hundred million dollars online from Thanksgiving through Sunday. Then, they bought four hundred eighty-five million dollars in goods over the Internet on Monday. The company said says both amounts were 26 percent higher than last year.
What was were the most popular sites for online shoppers? EBay is said to have had almost twelve million visiters visitors on Monday. EBay is the a site on which people sell goods to each other. Next were the website Web sites of Amazone.com and Wal-Mart Stores .
Comsumers spending represents two-thirds of all economic activities activity in the United States. And about one-fourth of all personal spending takes place during the holiday season. There are gifts to buy for Christmas, Hanukkah and the African-American?Ts celebration of Kwanzaa.
The day after Thanksgiving got the name Black Friday from the tra***ion of recording profits in black ink and losses in red ink. Black Friday may be a profitable time for sellers, but it is no longer the biggest shopping day of the year. Now, the busiest day usually falls just before Christmas on December 25th. Still, the National Retail Federation said says more than sixty million people visited stores last Friday, eight percent more than a year ago. The industry group said says it expects holiday sales to increase by six percent over last year.
There are concerns that high energy prices could cut into holiday spending, but those prices are down from their recent heights highs.
This VOA Special English Economics Report was written by Mario Ritter. Internet users -- when you?Tre they''re not shopping --can read and listen to our reports at voaspecialenglish.com
I?Tm Steve Ember.

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I''m Steve Ember with the VOA Special English Economics Report.
For Americans, the tra***ional season to buy winter holiday gifts begins on the last Friday in November. "Black Friday" is the name for the day just after Thanksgiving Day. But lately very there is the a term for another popular shopping day that follows Black Friday: ?Cyber monday?.
The term Cyber Monday comes from an observation made buy by people who study the holiday buying season. That is, large lots of people may have gone into stores over the Thanksgiving weekend to look for it gift. But many wait until they return the to work on Monday to buy online. Many people has have faster Internet connections on the computers at their jobs than at home.
And Internet research company comScore Networks, said says Amercicans spends spent more than 900000 nine hundred million dollars online from Thanksgiving through Sunday. Then, they bought 485000 four hundred eighty-five million dollars in goods over the Internet on Monday. The company said says both amounts was were 26 percents higher than last year.
What was were the most popular sites for online shoppers? EBay is said to have had almost 12 millions visitors on Monday. EBay is the a site on wait which people sell goods to each other. Next was the Website of Amazone.com and Wal-Mart Stores.
Consumer spending represents to search two-thirds of all economic activity in the United States. And about one-fourth of all persional spending takes place during the holliday season. There are gifts to buy for Christmas, Hanukkah and the Afican-American celebration of Kwanzaa.
The day after Thanksgiving got the name Black Friday from the tra***on of recording profits in black ink and losses in red ink. Black Friday may be is a profitable time for chatter sellers, but it is no longer the biggist biggest shopping day of the year. Now the biggest busiest day usually falls just before Christmas on December 25th.
Still, the National Retail Founderation said says more than 60 millions people visited stores last Friday, 8 percents more than a year ago.
The industry group said says it is expects holliday sales to increase by 6 percents over last year. There are concerned concerns that high energy prices could cut into holliday spending, but all those prices are down from their reason recent highs.
It is This VOA Special English Economics Report was written by Mario Ritter. Internet users -- was when they''re not shopping -- can read and listen to our reports at voaspecialenglish.com. I?Tm Steve Ember.
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