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LL: No, my cell phone is out of juice. "Juice" is slang for "power". I meant that the battery in my phone is out of power.

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LL: Yes, my car wouldn't start because the battery was out of juice. I had to go to the mechanic and get a new battery.

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LL: Yeah, I hate it when that happens, too. The other day, I was in the middle of typing a report on my laptop, when the battery ran out of juice. I almost lost the whole report.

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LL: I know! I've had some awful experiences with that. Fortunately, now computer companies are making laptops with batteries that hold more juice.

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LL: Yeah, I agree. Do you still want to go out to dinner? Or do you want to nuke the pizza that's in my fridge and eat that?

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LL: Oh, to nuke something is slang for cooking it in the microwave.

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LL: Well, it would save some money. I also have some frozen dinners we could nuke. It would be faster than going to a restaurant.

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LL: My cousin won't eat food that's been nuked at all. She thinks that using a microwave is unhealthy.

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LL: I don't know and I don't want to know. Nuking food is so convenient and quick that I really don't want to give it up.

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LL: I hardly ever have time to cook an entire meal. I'm also not a very good cook, so I would probably starve without a microwave.

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