Summer Edition - July 27, 2011

It's been one of the biggest stories of July. Whether you've saw news on the 1^st order or the 21^st of this month, chances are you've heard something about America's debt ceiling. This special summer webcast is just gonna sum it up for you and explain why it is so important. We're starting right now.

# on the 1^st order or the 21^st of this month -> or가 거의 묵음 : 열거에서 묻히는 특징
# webcast is just gonna, why it is so important -> is가 둘 다 거의 묵음
# 묵음파트에서의 특징 약간 쉬어주는 느낌 : 소리가 안 날 뿐 숨을 타이밍 상으론 있는 것처럼 보임 -> 빠르게 발음해서 넘어갈게 아니라 굳이 발음을 하려고 억지로 소리를 내지 않고 자연스럽게 넘어가주면 좋을 듯

First thing is first: What is the debt ceiling, and why do we have to keep on raising it. Our chief financial correspondent Ali Velshi takes it just over a minute to explain it.

keep on [VERB]
     to continue or persist in (doing something)

correspondent [NOUN]
     A correspondent is a newspaper or television journalist, especially one who specializes in a particular type of news.

take over [VERB]

     to assume the control or management of (time)

     to take responsibility for something after somebody else has finished; to do something instead of somebody else

     to become more important than something else and replace it

take over a minute to [verb]