Oprah Winfrey was grinning ear to ear on Thursday night when she was spotted out highlighting her newly svelte figure outside the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City. The 69-year-old talk show host and actress looked effortlessly elegant in a plunging pale lavender suit that highlighted her hourglass figure and recent 40lb weight loss. The appearance comes a day after Oprah admitted to using the weight-loss drug Ozempic to shed the weight.

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With boomers, Generation X, millennials and Generation Z all in one workplace and increasingly communicating online, some of the quirkiness of each generation has come to light. The result: the potential for confusion and misinterpretations of what your colleague is saying, especially as younger workers introduce new lingo and expressions. Avoiding misinterpretations of text and emojis will only become more important as more young professionals, who grew up communicating digitally, enter the workforce.

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The “acceptable year of the Lord” (Isaiah 61:2, NKJV), or the “favorable year of the LORD” (NASB) or the “year of the LORD’s favor” (NIV), is not a literal year, but rather a space of time that is characterized by God’s grace, redemption, and deliverance. In Isaiah, the acceptable year of the Lord refers to God’s restoration of His people from Babylonian captivity, possibly with the intention of likening it to the year of Jubilee, when liberty was proclaimed throughout all the land (see Leviticus 25).