ESL Podcast 343 � Being Alike and Different                    <hr/><br/><span class="pod_body">
              Fabian:  Oh, your babies are <b>adorable.</b>  
They�re like <b>two peas in a pod.</b>
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Clarissa:  They may look like <b>mirror 
images</b> of each other, but they�re <b>nothing 
alike.</b>  They each have their <b>distinct</b> 
personalities.  Randy likes to sleep during the day 
and Dominic likes to sleep at night.  
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Fabian:  That�s like my babies at home.  They�re 
<b>polar opposites.</b>  They don�t like eating 
the same foods and they have <b>clashing</b> 
personalities.  
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Clarissa:  Oh, really?  Does that cause problems?
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Fabian:  Yes, sometimes it does.  One is 
<b>playful</b> all the time and the other one is 
always <b>pensive.</b>  They <b>get on each 
other�s nerves more often than not.</b>  I can�t 
believe they have the same parents.
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Clarissa: <b> You�re telling me!</b>  I sometimes 
wonder how two babies born at the same time can 
be so different. 
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[barking sound]  Oh, my <b>precious</b> little 
babies are hungry.  We�d better get home so they 
can eat.  
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Fabian:  I�d better get home to mine.  They�ll be 
<b>crawling up the walls</b> if I don�t get back 
soon with their <b>treats!</b>
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