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You are listening to Tuesday's episode of The Archers from BBC Radio 4.

(Are) you feeling the early start? / No, I'm fine. __ aren't I, Pretzel? / I still don't know why you called her that. / I like pretzels. / Isn't it an odd name for a heifer? / It just seemed right. Step back, mom. I'm going to do her tail now. It might swish a bit. / Yeah, OK. / I don't want to get your dress wet. / Ooops. / Oh, that's all right, isn't it, Pretzel? / shame Lily couldn't come as well. / Freddie, I had enough of a job persuading the school to give you the day off / Well, showing animals, it's educational, isn't it? / I'm not sure your maths teacher would agree. / He's set me some work. I'll catch up at the weekend. / Make sure you do. ... Uh, look, are you OK here now? / Fine. / Is it all right then if I find a quiet corner to do some work myself? / Yeah, that's cool. / There's bound to be somewhere in the show ground. / That's a fine-looking heifer. / Ohh, thanks, Tony. / Morning, Freddie. / Hi. / Lovely breed clusters. / Oh, we think so. We are not up against you, are we? / No. I'm not showing this year. It's been a bit, well, I haven't really had time to prepare. / No? ... Uh, how are things? / Oh, you know, we are getting there. I've mainly come for a look at the beef lines, maybe get a lead on a local farmer with a bull to sell. / Oh. What breed? / Angus. / Right. / Well, best of luck with this one anyway. / Thank you. / Bellow Farm are showing a couple of their animals. / Bellow Farm? / You know, the mega dairy. / Oh, of course. / Yeah. / I'm sure your cluster stand a much better chance than their factory-farmed milk generators.

*American: math English: maths

All aboard. First stop. / __, it's just you. / give us a sec. / come on, man, we'll be starting the shearing at half ten. I don't even know where my coat / I'll just lock this up. / And what with the queues around the show ground? / by the time we parked up and walked in / Yeah, I know. / I have other cows to milk, you know. / Maybe you are getting cold feet, Ed? / No. / Scared I'm going to beat the pants off you. / Yeah, like that's going to happen. At the end of the day, you are going to be eating my fleece. / enough / to worry about. / I've got George and Keira rooting for me. / I do my own rooting. / Yeah, that's what I heard / huh / Well, if you are that confident, / I am. / Do you fancy making it a wee bit more interesting? / I might. / 50 quid? / Get off! / 20? / How about the winner buys dinner? Burger and a pint at the show, eh? / You're on. / taste / victory / success / Yeah, keep talking / shut up and drive, you fool.

You poor sheep. / What do you mean? / It's so undignified, Roy. Being manhandled like that. / all that wool in this hot weather, must be pleased to get rid of it. Let's face it. Sheep aren't the most dignified of animals at the best of times. / I guess not. / Well, I could do with some coffee. / Oh, me too. / hello / Hi, Elizabeth. / Hey, it's nice to see you both out enjoying yourselves. / Yeah, yeah. Thanks. / Did you have a good weekend, Hayley? ... Oh, I'm sorry Roy had to work on Sunday / Oh, we are used to it. / day / in the evening / perfect. / Uh, how ... how was it / for you and your kids / it was rather nice, actually. We went up / top / glorious up there / one of Nigel's favorite places. / Yeah? / together / it? / something like that / do / on mom's birthday / that's nice / keep / alive / kids / so important. / yeah / I'll go / pick up / these coffees, yeah? / He's good dad, isn't he? / the best / Roy / off to? / getting / that's bad timing / it's Ed Grundy / Ambridge / do you think / I suppose you're right. / Come on, Ed. / Ready, three, two, one ... / yay /

to root American : to have sex English : to support, encourage someone who needs help, sympathy ...

So, how did you get on? / Oh, uh, 2 minutes 18. / Huh. Not bad. / It's all right. __ __ be better. / I don't quite, uh ... why / turn / Neil's pig field / parish counsil / Neil / come for it / ended up / tin of soup / I know what's going on, Ed. / What? / it's because their / bit Brian / looking for / free lunch / oh, yes / keeps going on about / kitchen / is it / my sister's only topic of conversation at the moment / oh, wow. / Now that's what I call a bull, Tony. / Angus, too. ... Huh ... look at the p__ / got any more like this, I'__ be interested.

come on, mate / go for it, Jazzer. / thank you for the coffee, Roy. / Ah, it's not problem / a bit further away than I thought / shame / missed Ed. / back / for Jazzer / laptop, Elizabeth / yes. I was a bit cheeky / managed / president's tent / That is dedication. / back / so much to organize before / whisks me off / festival, H__. / have you got / you need now, all the camping stuff? / poppoing / lending me a tent and sleeping bag / and / I / got / for you / S__'s birthday, so I / dropping / present / two things off my list anyway / long list / is / really do / today, but / Freddie was so keen / you need to learn to relax a bit more, Elizabeth / Yeah, easier said than done. / Hi, Ed / mate / see me? / you looked really fast. What is it / 2 minutes 18 seconds. / not bad, but / up against / really odd stuff. / Yeah, yeah / and / quite __ as well. / George and Keira / reckon / first place / sweet / to be honest / pretty well. / Yeah. / oh, while I was in the president's tent, I met the chap / working / now / Charlie ... something / I don't know him. / very smart / Oh, yes? / realize how low my battery was / really? Knight in shining armor then? / No. No, no, nothing like that. He's far too young for me. / nowadays. You are a very attractive woman / Isn't she, Roy? / yeah yeah, very, yeah. / been through / you deserve a bit of fun, Elizabeth / nearly finished / come on, Jazzer / sorry / no sweat. / just being friendly / do well, but not as well as Ed. / thanks / is that it? / yeah, yeah, now / done. ... Oh, 2 16. / I beat him by 2 seconds / no probs / Jazzer / well done, mate / see me? / Yeah, fair play / just edged it / dead / really? / two seconds between __s / yeah / all right / no problem. / still / me a dinner, mate.

I'm not too late, am I? / Ah, no, no no. Uh, they / long / the ring. / thank / kill me / big moment / where is he? / Uh, third from the end. See? / Oh, yes. / you / been distracted by Charlie / you? / no, I was working / although, he did bring me a glass of wine / Oh, I see / just being a gentleman / If you say so, Elizabeth / took up / enemy / Pardon? / well / Justin Elliot / doesn't he / so / no matter how well / ... oh / what? / the judge. See? / P__ further up the line / is that good or bad? / It depends / which order he's putting __ in.

best / a few burgers / tell you / it's a__ beef. That's why. / fair enough / So, who won, then? / What? Between us two? Uh ... / very / dead / yeah, more or less / miles behind the leaders anyway / best / You're telling me. / that's nowhere near the world's record, though / what's / surely that's impossible / Blimey. ... So, no medals for either of you, then. / not this time, but / only / second year / sure / competition / Sorry? / he means, like, / his brother / see / kids up to school / be good. / great. / How did you get on, Tony / did you, uh, find / I did. And I / visit / next week / Oh, good. / bull like that / brilliant herd. / I need to / depends on it. / Ho ho, yeah, yeah, I thought we'd find you / a man gotta eat. / talk at the same time though, Jazzer. / sorry. / Ho, Freddie, how did you get on? / Hey, go on, Freddie / highly commended. / well done / third. / What? / I don't know what the world's coming to. I think I __ need a beer / after that news / good idea / Yeah, all right. See you later / see / bye / Well, I think you deserve a celebration lunch, Freddie / Are you hungry / I'm a 14-year-old boy. What sort of question is that? / say no more. Excuse us. / no problem / so, what / fancy? / Jazzer / that's nice for them / for them / Yeah. / does have / isn't she? / realize / we / you make sure she has a good time at thie festival, Roy. / Yeah / I will. I promise.