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039 White Cliffs of Dover

Episode 112 of the Archimedes English Teatime podcast, hosted by 复旦英语演说教练, titled "039 White Cliffs of Dover" was published on December 24, 2021 and runs 1 minutes.

December 24, 2021 ·1m · Archimedes English Teatime

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From thisepisode, we have the pleasure to invite Professor Musgrove and Emily to hostthis program.


They willintroduce the most breath-taking natural wonders, many of which are among theUNESCO World Heritage Sites.


Welcome tojoin them to travel around the world and practice your English listening.


                                    ----Archimedes Encyclopedic English阿基米德英语百科



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