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Two people (Mikey Day, Ego Nwodim) take a bootcamp class led by people auditioning to become instructors (Jennifer Lopez, ... It's never too late to learn how to talk to kids with the new Duolingo app for childless adults who want to relate. An ad depicts a low-effort friendship that requires no emotional commitment, financial investment or drama.
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- Two people (Mikey Day, Ego Nwodim) take a bootcamp class led by people auditioning to become instructors (Jennifer Lopez, ...
- It's never too late to learn how to talk to kids with the new Duolingo app for childless adults who want to relate.
- An ad depicts a low-effort friendship that requires no emotional commitment, financial investment or drama.
- A commercial advertises an exercise bike that replaces the usual motivational speeches with criticism.
- A couple (Chance the Rapper, Cecily Strong) experience true love and begin to fly.
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