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    A1
    phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo buy all the stock, shares, rights of a company
    Mr. Smith wants to buy out the retail company and turn it into a franchise

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    How Live Nation Is Devouring the Live Music Industry | WSJ The Economics Of

    09:57How Live Nation Is Devouring the Live Music Industry | WSJ The Economics Of
    • Because Live Nation has this Ticketmaster unit, which is essentially a cash cow, they are able to offer a lot of money to artists to buy out their entire tour.

      Because Live Nation has this Ticketmaster unit, which is essentially a cash cow, they are able to offer a lot of money to artists to buy out their entire tour.

    • Because Live Nation has this Ticketmaster unit, which is essentially a cash cow, they are able to offer a lot of money to artists to buy out their entire tour.

      Because Live Nation has this Ticketmaster unit, which is essentially a cash cow, they are able to offer a lot of money to artists to buy out their entire tour.

    B1

    How Arizona Has Kept Its Iced Tea 99 Cents | Still Standing | Business Insider

    14:04How Arizona Has Kept Its Iced Tea 99 Cents | Still Standing | Business Insider
    • In 2012, Don elected to buy out John's stake in Arizona.

      In 2012, Don elected to buy out John's stake in Arizona.

    • In 2012, Don elected to buy out John's stake

      In 2012, Don elected to buy out John's stake

    B1

    How Elon Musk Plans to Change Twitter | WSJ

    05:07How Elon Musk Plans to Change Twitter | WSJ
    • The deal means that Musk would buy out shareholders for 54 dollars and 20 cents a share, amounting to a 44-billion-dollar valuation.

      The deal means that Musk would buy out shareholders for 54 dollars and 20 cents a share, amounting to a 44-billion-dollar valuation.

    • The deal means that Musk would buy out shareholders for $54.20 a share, amounting to a $44 billion valuation.

      The deal means that Musk would buy out shareholders for $54.20 a share, amounting to a $44 billion valuation.

    C1

    MY FAVORITE THINGS (+ GIVEAWAY!) | Tyler Oakley

    05:29MY FAVORITE THINGS (+ GIVEAWAY!) | Tyler Oakley
    • thinking, I'm gonna buy out all the airheads and treat my class,

      thinking, I'm gonna buy out all the airheads and treat my class,

    • "I'ma buy out all the Airheads

      "I'ma buy out all the Airheads

    B1

    iPhone 16E review: the cheapest iPhone is still too expensive

    08:34iPhone 16E review: the cheapest iPhone is still too expensive
    • And if you're looking for an iPhone to buy out of pocket, that $200 probably makes a difference.

      And if you're looking for an iPhone to buy out of pocket, that $200 probably makes a difference.

    • and if you're looking for an iPhone to buy out of pocket, that $200 probably makes a difference.

      and if you're looking for an iPhone to buy out of pocket, that $200 probably makes a difference.

    A2

    YMS: In Time

    20:04YMS: In Time
    • [YMS] They decide to get another hotel to stay in, and buy out all the rooms.

      [YMS] They decide to get another hotel to stay in, and buy out all the rooms.

    • They decide to get another hotel to stay in and buy out all the rooms.

      They decide to get another hotel to stay in and buy out all the rooms.

    A2

    Justice: What's The Right Thing To Do? Episode 05: "HIRED GUNS"

    55:10Justice: What's The Right Thing To Do? Episode 05: "HIRED GUNS"
    • in the civil war buy-out provision

      in the civil war buy-out provision

    B1

    Learn English with THE OFFICE — Michael Scott Paper Company

    15:33Learn English with THE OFFICE — Michael Scott Paper Company
    • Now, before we get started, you should know that these expressions that you're seeing highlighted below, like "a generous offer," "to buy out," "to expedite," and many, many more that you'll learn today, are included in a deck of flashcards that we created specially for this lesson with The Office on our own app.

      Now, before we get started, you should know that these expressions that you're seeing highlighted below, like "a generous offer," "to buy out," "to expedite," and many, many more that you'll learn today, are included in a deck of flashcards that we created specially for this lesson with The Office on our own app.

    • Now, before we get started, you should know that these expressions that you're seeing highlighted below, like a generous offer to buy out, to expedite, and

      Now, before we get started, you should know that these expressions that you're seeing highlighted below, like a generous offer to buy out, to expedite, and

    A2

    Top 5 Taiwanese Dramas - Top 5 Fridays

    06:13Top 5 Taiwanese Dramas - Top 5 Fridays
    • You have this old traditional mob boss with this young and beautiful daughter who happens to fall in love with this really cute guy who is rich and his family is trying to buy out their street.

      You have this old traditional mob boss with this young and beautiful daughter who happens to fall in love with this really cute guy who is rich and his family is trying to buy out their street.

    • You have this old traditional mob boss with this young and beautiful daughter who happens to fall in love with this really cute guy who's rich and his family's trying to buy out their street.

      You have this old traditional mob boss with this young and beautiful daughter who happens to fall in love with this really cute guy who's rich and his family's trying to buy out their street.

    A2

    Speaking English: Phrasal Verbs are CRITICAL for Speaking American English Well

    34:11Speaking English: Phrasal Verbs are CRITICAL for Speaking American English Well
    • To buy out means to buy all of someone's shares or stake in a company.

      To buy out means to buy all of someone's shares or stake in a company.

    • I'm going to buy up all these frames." Or, "They're buying up all the empty lots in Philadelphia to build apartments." To buy out means to buy all of someone's shares or stake in a company.

      I'm going to buy up all these frames." Or, "They're buying up all the empty lots in Philadelphia to build apartments." To buy out means to buy all of someone's shares or stake in a company.

    A2