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I transcribed a part of a report in the show below and need your help.
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[12:25-13:10](transcribed)![]()
SHELLY BANJO (BLOOMBERG NEWS)
Yeah, so that's (1??)right the answer... uh, the answer for the first question I think is something (2??)spinable. You know, if you say, uh, you know, 20,000 job equal (3??)texta money tax revenue, uh, for the United States, you know, you could really tag a number on that that Trump could (4??)ban the around that and kind of claim that (5??)as thus, uh, (6??)key money, um, even though, there, uh, will actually be, uh, some of money, that will, that are, that is being discussed from the table right now to go to the U.S. government. That was something already that lawyers and others who talk this, um, you know, security review processes (7??)where really confounded from, from the beginning. But what is that (8??)sue is kind of (9??)beauros upon gives, gives, um, gives, um, Donald Trump something to talk about next week when he is doing, um, you know, the debate for the presidential election.
(10??)summary: Oracle would claim that creating 20,000 new jobs means paying the U.S. government compensation through tax revenue. But how Trump will respond to that is questionable.
(1-9??): Please, please correct these.
(10??): Is it natural, teacher?
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)spinable Right, but I would spell that "spinnable". To spin an event is to speak of it in such a way that it seems to be something it is not, in aid of your agenda. They even have "spin doctors" for that.
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ANNE202 (1??)right
"so the first answer"
ANNE202(2??)spinable
Right, but I would spell that "spinnable". To spin an event is to speak of it in such a way that it seems to be something it is not, in aid of your agenda. They even have "spin doctors" for that. It's from the spin you put on a thrown ball so that it doe