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Speaker 1:  This audio is used for the transcriber test at GoTranscript. Speaker 2: The peculiar character of phonetics relates to consonant like sounds in the songs of Pacific chorus frogs. This morning Danny Bonaduce saw dryel corpus sitting next to passerine both of them were singing loud and clear just like Zoey desk Janelle And elf. Even Hammond's flycatcher couldn't keep up with them. Bell's Vario put them all to shame. No one in Mukachevo had ever heard such a thing. It really complimented the sounds emanating from the boreal owl in the rafters. Batik eggs come from Romania, but are no longer shipped by rail. In spite of all the experimentation in electronic locomotive design that the Pennsylvania Railroad has been doing for the last 50 says 17 years, they really hadn't considered the ramifications of 1500 different patterns being transported on a shaky locomotive . It's no surprise that eight out of 10 GG ones won hands down in the Claymont trials. Once the

Speaker 1:  This audio is used for the transcriber test at GoTranscript. Speaker 2: All of this means that it matters a lot that this group has acquired so much power, that the concentration of income and wealth at the top has distorted our society has led us to make bad choices just in terms of the overall state of the economy, as well as unjust Choices, choices that hurt ordinary people, even if they may benefit a few people at the top. We need to try to turn this around to maybe the most important thing is that we still have this tendency to assume that be that because people have a lot of money, that that means that they actually understand the world, that being rich means that you also are wise, that is very, very much not true. I don't want to romanticize the wisdom of the common man . But the fact of the matter is that if anything, the top 1% has the worst idea about the realities of life and real impacts of policy than any random 1500. Ordinary schmoes, you'd pick up of

Speaker 1:  This audio is used for the transcriber test at GoTranscript. Speaker 2: Numbers are important, which is why we put so many of them into our tests for new transcribers. Most of the numbers in this test are also in the guidelines, which we recommend all transcribers and transcriber wannabes bookmark and refer to as often as possible. Even if the exact number you're concerned about isn't there, one similar to it will doubtless catch your eye. For example, the guidelines tell you to spell out single digit numbers, and use numerals for all other other numbers. This means if I rattle off a series of random numbers, such as 08 11, etc, you'll be able to format them correctly, because you'll actually be looking at a similar string of numbers on the screen . However, as with pretty much every rule, ever invented by the mind of man or woman, there are many, many exceptions or loopholes. Let's say I tell you that eight out of 15 people born in the 80s, won't re

Speaker 1:  This audio is used for the transcriber test at GoTranscript. Speaker 2: One of the most remarkable features of American Municipal Development has been the extraordinary growth of municipal expenditures. The functions and activities of modern government, modern city government are just so doggone numerous and varied as to require a larger number of officials and a greater expenditure of money than is required for the conduct of any other of the various governments under which we live. By far, the larger part of the taxes contributed by those who live in cities, like the busy GoTranscript staff go to meet the expenses of municipal government. In 1920, the budget of bustling New York City was over 270 million, that's a million with an M, while that of wide shoulder in Chicago was about 130 million. In each case, the amount was between no let's see five and 11 times greater than the appropriations for the support of the Government of the state in which the city is situa