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      <title>🐍 A simple web scraper Telegram bot using Python</title>
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      <description>AUTOMATE BORING STUFF Automating annoying stuff is essentially what developers do for themselves and others everyday. An example of annoying stuff for me was to check on the web the meaning of words while I was reading a slightly difficult book. It was really frustrating to browse the web every time. Then I had the idea: create a Telegram bot that sending a word sends back a message with its pronunciation and meaning.</description>
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