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exp.
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to listen to the radio
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exp.
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on the radio
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exp.
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on the radio
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exp.
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a piece of music very often played by US college radio stations
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exp.
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to turn a knob on the radio
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exp.
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the radio is crackling
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exp.
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a tiny {or} miniature radio
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exp.
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to turn the radio down
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exp.
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to turn the radio up/down
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exp.
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she's an announcer on the radio
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exp.
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it was announced on the radio
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exp.
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to turn the radio on at full blast
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exp.
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to hear sth on the radio
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exp.
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there is something wrong with the radio/television
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n.
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Canal la radio le son en direct
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exp.
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what's on television/the radio tonight?
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exp.
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the radio takes batteries ; the radio can be battery-powered
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exp.
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to turn the radio right up ; to turn the radio up to full volume
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exp.
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to put a clock right by the radio
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exp.
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a Beatles hit was playing on the radio
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exp.
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the radio has good/bad selectivity
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exp.
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the station/the radio is not tuned clearly
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exp.
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an old song was playing softly on the radio
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exp.
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he has the radio on all day
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