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(23) __________. Every weekend was spent either bagging groceries or waiting tables, and every dollar earned went straight into my savings account. The process was slow and often exhausting, but my goal of seeing that used sedan on the lot kept me focused. (24) __________

Suspension bridges are amazing structures that can span huge distances. Their strength comes from a clever design that distributes weight. The road, or deck, where cars drive doesn't hold its own weight. Instead, it hangs (25) __________ strong vertical steel ropes called suspenders. These suspenders transfer the load of the deck and the traffic to two massive main cables above.

The main cables are the most important part. They (26) __________ all the weight from the suspenders and carry it to the tall towers at each end. If the main cables were not incredibly strong, the entire structure (27) __________ collapse. (28) __________, the towers are not the final destination for the force. The main cables continue past the towers and are secured deep into the ground in huge concrete blocks called anchorages. These anchorages (29) __________ the enormous pulling force of the cables. This system ensures that (30) __________ part of the bridge works together to remain stable.

The teenage years can be a rollercoaster of emotions. It's completely normal to feel overwhelmed, sad, or anxious sometimes due to school pressure, friendships, and future worries. For a long time, many felt they had to hide these feelings. However, a crucial message is gaining acceptance worldwide: it is perfectly okay to not be okay, and talking about your feelings is a sign of true strength.

Globally, there's a significant shift in how societies view mental health. The old-fashioned idea that emotional struggles are a sign of weakness is being challenged. This helps to reduce the stigma—the negative and unfair belief—that often prevents people from seeking support. Instead, mental wellness is increasingly seen as an essential part of overall health, just like physical fitness. This change encourages more open and honest conversations.

This positive trend is also visible in Vietnam. While mental health was traditionally a very private matter, the conversation is opening up, especially among the youth. Social media platforms and initiatives from organizations like CGFED are creating safe spaces for discussion. As a result, more young people are becoming less hesitant to share their experiences and support each other, breaking down long-held cultural barriers and fostering a more understanding community.

Remember, you are not alone. If you're struggling, reaching out is a brave and important first step. Talking to a trusted friend, a family member, or a school counselor can make a huge difference. These conversations don't just help you; they also help normalize the topic for others, creating a culture where everyone feels safe enough to ask for help when they need it.

The entertainment landscape has changed dramatically. In the past, families gathered around a single television to watch free, ad-supported channels. This era offered limited choice but ultimate convenience. Today, we have entered the age of streaming, (37) __________. This initial promise, however, has become more complex.

The market is now fragmented, with numerous services like Netflix, Disney+, and Amazon Prime Video each demanding a separate subscription. This means consumers are often paying significantly more than they ever did, (38) __________. Moreover, finding a specific movie or show can be a frustrating hunt across different platforms, (39) __________. The supposed 'golden age' of television now comes with a hidden cost, (40) __________.

A. forcing them to juggle multiple apps and logins

B. transforming simple entertainment into a costly and complicated activity

C. while promising a vast library of content at our fingertips

D. making the viewing experience less streamlined than the old days of channel surfing