Nothing spreads holiday cheer like a singing Rock for all to hear.
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"I sing my song for all to hear," they say in succession.
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They're both wearing sunglasses, and dinging their bicycle bell for all to hear.
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It felt great to hear the chosen name amplified for all to hear.
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The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear.
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"You can go up to the gate," he says to me but for all to hear.
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Mischa Barton's meltdown last month had her neighbors extremely concerned, after the actress screamed for all to hear she wanted to kill herself.
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Disguised celebrities perform in subway Spreading joy for all to hear, Adam Levine and Jimmy Fallon surprised some New York commuters with music.
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Portable speakers are great because you can take your tunes with you wherever you go, and then blast them for all to hear.
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The extremely charming cast of kids from Stranger Things dropped by The Tonight Show to reveal their biggest secrets on air for all to hear.
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Locken's outburst took place late at night, during a girls trip to Austin and was caught on Cary Deuber's iPhone camera for all to hear.
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As Buddy The Elf put it, the fastest way to spread Christmas cheer, is singing loud for all to hear … in a fringed red bodysuit!
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Escorts and security guards hold the line between the protestors and the women entering the clinic, but the protesters raise their voices for all to hear.
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Earlier that week, a reading of an abridged version of De Profundis, recorded in Wilde's cell in the prison, was also broadcasted for all to hear.
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Law enforcement sources tell us the superstar DJ was driving on the Sunset Strip in his Tesla with music -- his own music -- blaring for all to hear.
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THERE is nothing (one imagines) quite like standing atop an Olympic podium, a disc of bullion around your neck, while your national anthem plays for all to hear.
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Now these post-prime stars — or those on the verge of reaching their tipping point — are working out their post-prime issues in public, on record, for all to hear.
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A graduate of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette — better known by its unique mascot, the Ragin' Cajuns — Hunt displays his passion and his bayou accent for all to hear.
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Kesha described the single "Woman" as "an anthem for anyone else who wants to yell about being self-sufficient and strong," a message she's been beautifully howling for all to hear.
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Producers by nature, the pair studied music theory before turning their hands to the practicalities of their trade, putting smooth electro and hypnotic vocals on their table for all to hear.
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The students of America have gained their own platform, voicing their views for all to hear, while the National Rifle Association acts as a puppeteer behind the scenes with our politicians.
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Researchers from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association, Oregon State University, and the US Coast Guard have captured recordings from the bottom of the Mariana Trench and posted them online for all to hear.
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A dying 97-year-old man was joined by loved ones in his hospital room the night before his death to share one last triumphant moment as he sang a gospel tune for all to hear.
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In the punishing 90 degree heat, they held red umbrellas aloft and were invited to speak, each voice amplified by a "human mic picket line", that echoed their words back in unison for all to hear.
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When a supporter at a rally in New Hampshire yelled out that Mr Cruz was a "pussy" for failing to whole-heartedly endorse waterboarding, Mr Trump repeated the epithet in the microphone for all to hear.
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She went onto clearly state -- for all to hear, inside the courtroom and elsewhere -- that the question of collusion was "not resolved" in this case, "one way or another," and was part of an ongoing investigation.
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With Nazi flags and swastikas in hand, white protestors espoused their hateful, un-American ideology for all to hear, exposing the worst of America while our brave police officers — America's finest — tried to keep the peace.
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Sound the iPhone claxon for all to hear because you can now pre-order the iPhone XR. What exactly is the iPhone XR and how does it differ from the XS and XS Max we hear you ask?
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And now RTJ are sharing the love, as the original version of the track is now out in the world for all to hear—play it above—after its recent debut on the group's Beats 1 show WRTJ.
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Whereas theatergoers are usually asked for their opinions after they have seen a show, here the company's creative producing director, Robert Saenz de Viteri, asked about their expectations beforehand, then played recordings of the answers for all to hear.
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As read, the line is hurt and defiant, but she sings it as a triumph — the glee of a self-delighted singer savoring her vocal ability, along with the hard-won joy of shouting your suffering for all to hear.
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In 1981, in Cincinnati, the Americans were playing against a strong Argentine team when McEnroe — who'd already embarrassed Ashe in other matches — got into a war of words with the great José Luis Clerc and loudly cursed at him for all to hear.
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"We want to ensure we are not hindering Mr. Claus's important work of spreading Christmas Cheer for all to hear," Agriculture Secretary Sonny PerdueGeorge (Sonny) Ervin PerdueTrump admin grants Santa and reindeer permit to fly into US for Christmas The White House crusade to kill food assistance Plan to lift roadless rule in Alaska's Tongass national forest threatens economy MORE said in the statement.
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Seven friends decide to play a game at their dinner party in which each member needs to read aloud all incoming text messages or put phone calls on speaker for all to hear. This causes many revelations to materialize, and challenges the "normal" of everyone at the dinner.
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And the child blurts out for all to hear that her parents are having marital difficulties, and had been intimate prior to their wedding. Chris again kicks in the TV. Chris storms out of the house this time. Elsewhere, Alice's parents also have a quarrel, which eventually leads to Lilly attempting to move in with her daughter. Everybody's angry now.
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It takes an extraordinary amount of self-confidence to expose that process for all to hear." After a brief hiatus in 2018, the group announced on July 10, 2019, that its fourth LP would be self-titled as Chastity Belt, and would be released on September 20. The single "Ann's Jam" was released along with the announcement.Chastity Belt Announce New Self-Titled Album, Release “Ann’s Jam” Spin Writing for The Fader, Alex Robert Ross called it "the indie four-piece's lushest and most mournful-sounding album yet.
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A handsome and mysterious stranger, played by Darío Grandinetti, walks into the town square of Villaserena one day and strategically places loudspeakers around the town, blaring a variety of musical tunes. Soon, he begins to sell airtime to the various locals, who broadcast their own personal love dedications and (more frequently) insults for all to hear. A subplot evolves between Abelardo (the stranger), Celeste (a young woman who is chained inside her father's house to stop her running away), and José (a young man).
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Spenser states his love will echo for all to hear, it will be repeated everywhere. Echo was a nymph who was cursed by Hera to repeat the last word that she heard as punishment for distracting her from catching her husband Zeus entangled in one of his many affairs. She fell in love with Narcissus, however, she was unable to win his affection or save him from his fate of falling in love with his own reflection. Spenser could be referencing Echo from the mythology or the term echo.
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The following morning, Guido is about accept a generous check from Carlo for renovation of the house when a violent flashback, brought on by the supernatural forces within the house, shocks him into screaming his guilt for all to hear. He runs off and accidentally gets run over and killed by an oncoming truck on the road. The following day, the injured Mr. Colby returns, but is attacked by a violent wind-storm in the hallway. Supernatural flames appear and heat up his crutches, burning his hands, making him fall down.
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Where mountains stand so boldly Where skies are always bright Our Alma Mater lifts her head And sings her strength and might We lift our eyes unto the hills That shelter Tazewell High They give us strength to love and serve The school whose fame we cry Oh, Tazewell High, we love thee Alma Mater dear For you we stand and sing our song Of praise for all to hear We love thee Tazewell High School Your light forever shines It shines to guide and keep me near That dear old school of mine.
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Andrew explains during an interview for 3:AM magazine, "what the club achieved since then -- its visuals laid the template for the rave scene, it's a look that's being copied across the world. There's been no recognition of course -- if a record is influential it's on vinyl for all to hear throughout history, but you can't really encapsulate a visual in the same way, people just take it for granted. Basically the look of modern-day clubs was started here in 1986." In July 1985, Andrew and Susan launched their own Record Company, Latex Records.
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However during Harry's funeral, which nobody attends due to his actions at Grace. Lucky, he confesses his role and tells Grace it was Mercedes who was driving. Liam hands Grace Harry's phone which has a recording where Mercedes not only admits to the hit-and-run, but also to her affair with Liam and she also threatens to kill Harry if he goes to the police. Grace arrives at Harry's wake at The Dog in the Pond public house and plays the recording for all to hear causing everyone to know Mercedes' actions.
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On his way home to Denver in "The Shakedown", Steven meets an attractive male stranger who subsequently tries to blackmail him; Steven beats him up, and is arrested. In the April 28, 1982 episode "The Two Princes", Steven confronts the entire family, berating them for their intolerance and elitist values, and stating for all to hear that he is gay and unashamed. Vowing to live his own life on his own terms, he leaves the mansion."The Two Princes" (1982) features Al Corley's final appearance as Steven for the run of the series.
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At their flat warming party, Kelly gets friendly with new Walford arrival Ronny Ferreira (Ray Panthaki). This upsets Zoe because unbeknownst to Kelly, she has a crush on him and she proceeds to get drunk in The Queen Victoria public house one night and begins bad-mouthing Kelly to her mother Kat (Jessie Wallace), maliciously bringing up her past as a prostitute for all to hear. Ronny's best friend, Tariq Larousi (Nabil Elouahabi), overhears their conversation and he forces Zoe to inform Ronny about Kelly's past. Ronny is disgusted, and cruelly dumps Kelly, which leaves her devastated.
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He borrowed a shofar from Rabbi Isaac Orenstein, then Chief Rabbi of the Western Wall, and hid it until the end of the Ne'ila service, when it is the custom to sound the shofar. When the service reached its climax, Segal boldly blew the shofar for all to hear, against the law of the British Mandate, and was promptly arrested for doing so. Upon hearing of the incident, Chief Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook announced that he would not break his fast until the young Segal was allowed to eat. Rabbi Kook telephoned the British High Commissioner of Palestine requesting Segal's release, and at about midnight that same evening, he was freed.
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On Jambands.com, Larson Sutton said, "The nine-song program was inspired work, showcasing the conflagration of six musicians focused as one... The A&R; show, presumably taped in droves by home stereos, was widely bootlegged, and in the following decades considered quite a treasure of both performance and historical context. To have it officially released, cleaned up and remastered to a high polish from the original broadcast tapes, is to put it finally in the proper place for all to hear; the magnificence of the Allman Brothers Band in one of its finest hours of its finest year of 1971."Sutton, Larson (April 14, 2016).
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Several of the segments and broadcasts run by Mojo in the Morning have received attention from the national media, such as a 2013 segment where they had someone impersonate actor Ryan Gosling. In 2012 singer Justin Bieber left an interview early because he disliked comparisons to Justin Timberlake and jokes about Harry Styles being attracted to older women, including Bieber's mom. As a result, Mojo (who had been hosting the interview) was briefly suspended from the show. The show also received notice for a series of phone calls between Eminem and his ex-wife Kimberly Mathers, where each would reveal personal information about the other person on the radio broadcast for all to hear.
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Ryleyev's friend, the Polish poet Adam Mickiewicz, later recounted one Decembrist meeting that he was invited to attend at Ryleyev's apartment in October 1824: :There must have been more than a dozen people in the room, but at first I could not distinguish anything because of the dense blue haze of pipe and cigar smoke. They were sprawling on sofas and on the deep windowsills; young Alexander Odoevsky and (Alexander) Bestuzhev sat cross-legged, Turkish fashion on a Persian carpet... :An intense youth, pale-complexioned, with a prominent forehead, a face like Shelley, lifts a glass - "Death to the Tsar." The toast is received with emotion. Ryleev's jet-black eyes light up with an inner flame...Everyone drink's except me, a Pole and a guest...They sing to the death of the Tsar...the rhythmic chant flows through the open windows for all to hear.
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