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2But more often than not, due to the financial lust of the flesh, lust of the eye and the pride of life, or some other cunning pursuit, the government isn’t able to deliver on every one they make. So they have to go back on their word, they break their
4To Blow Over: Means something will disappear or end without serious consequences and it’ll go back to the now new
5This is what governments do. They bring in new laws, they bring in changes, they bring in restrictions means they introduce THESE
9When we say “to go back on it,” it usually means that you break your YOURS, or you go back on YOURS, meaning you promised something earlier, but for whatever reason, you’re not able to keep your
10Like the housing bubble crisis, financial crisis, Covid, drug abuse, health, communism, Drunk Driving, it will be an issue for a while, but then finally, it will (POOF!) and nobody will be talking about it
11To Cover __, is to hide or conceal something or to not disclose information, this particular phrasal verb is used a lot with governments because when mistakes are made, they might not always want the public to know about it
12Two Dynamic (action WORDS) are Walk, Don't Run an (instrumental) from 1954 a composition by Johnny Smith
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1The most recognized version of the song popped out in 1960, and came out with SRN and he went on to become the SRNEWS Project, one of the TOP 100 Crossword Search Puzzle and Meme Makers along with The Ventures Greatest Guitar Songs of All
2Their party proclaims that it puts forward THESE in the best interests of the planet and people
3Those in THIS, to Put Forward is to bring forward their ideas, to propose, suggest or recommend something that will profit them in congress
6Your government has ordered a crackdown on how you choose to live your Life, restrict your freedom and liberty and who, when, where, and how to pursue
7Governments like to perform military crackdowns on small family
8To Crack Down On Something is to introduce severe measures to stop or prevent something, usually some non violent activities like growing plants, then they call it (Pharmakeia) dealing or make up some new crime