"He was a good listener," Angela said of her father.
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I wasn't a good listener, and I paid for it.
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Balance the vibes around you by being a good listener.
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He was easy to talk to and a good listener.
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He seems a good listener and generally passes as human.
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She couldn't talk back, but she was a good listener.
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I tend to be a good listener and very observant.
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Trump is a "good listener" and other insights from Linda McMahon.
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"He was really open-minded and a good listener," he added.
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You're not going to be a good listener in that case.
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What a good listener my son is, your father is thinking.
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Don't have too many opinions and be a good listener. 'Objectification.
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He's a good listener, which helps when everyone around him disagrees.
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What have you learned from them about being a good listener?
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A part of my job is to be a good listener.
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He is the only comedian I know who is a good listener.
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On the other hand, the woman: gracious, warm, yielding, a good listener.
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And, as Eisenhower saw, de Gaulle could be a good listener, too.
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On Sunday, find a good listener who helps you face your fears.
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She's not a good listener, so I usually go to my dad.
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But as charismatic as he was, he was also a good listener.
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The best way to reach that understanding is to be a good listener.
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Xiaoice is a good listener who sometimes offers encouragement when you're feeling down.
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They play the role of "good listener," but unintentionally get roped into drama.
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Waters encourages the hosts throughout, making small jokes, as any good listener would.
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If you want to be a good listener, you must be open-minded.
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ANONYMOUS, HOUSTON I beg to differ: Your husband is not a good listener.
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He is a good listener and comes across as humble and open-minded.
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I'm someone, if he has ideas, I would certainly be a good listener.
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Philosophy is mostly silent on the moral importance of being a good listener.
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Do your best to be a good listener; information you previously missed is resurfacing.
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Partly because they can't stop talking about Donald Trump, and I'm a good listener.
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I am a good listener but would forget my head if it wasn't attached.
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But don't forget the other side of the coin: Be a good listener, too.
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But I'm not just trying to describe the virtue of being a good listener.
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So the number-one thing is to be quiet and be a good listener.
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"Being kind to people, being empathetic, understanding, a good listener, and being present," she said.
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I thought he was right and it must mean I am never a good listener.
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You pride yourself on being a good listener who gives earnest and often creative advice.
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People may be in a gloomy mood today—hold space by being a good listener.
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You could take a walk or find a friend who's a good listener, Yan says.
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They likely will be a good listener who will take direction and wants to learn.
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Once you get past those three, the other key is to be a good listener.
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"It's a lot easier to be a good talker than a good listener," Clinton would say.
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And Nick, the sound engineer, barely ever speaks to me, which shows he's a good listener.
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Jibo is a good listener, responding to spoken commends at a volume barely above a whisper.
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Though helpful and a good listener, Tony grows more and more mysterious as the season progress.
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In the third example, I'm not telling you I'm a good listener or a hard worker.
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Fink said Thursday he believes that the Chinese government is going to be a good listener.
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Be a good listener, and try to understand that many plans are up in the air.
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Be open to opportunity, be a good listener, and meet as many people as you can.
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That requires a good listener with diplomatic and management skills — and Flynn is missing that gene.
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Research shows that being a good listener can make you more influential and a better leader.
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I'm definitely not a singer, just a good listener surrounded by some small-sized heavy-duty talent.
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Well, everybody's a pretty good listener in an interview, so you do that largely through reference checking.
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Finally, the "good listener" is simply there to bounce ideas and explore solutions for a challenging problem.
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Almodóvar's movies—abiding closeups, conversations full of confidences—make people think he must be a good listener.
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Anecdotally, we know that just being a good listener to a friend in need can be reassuring.
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He's kind, patient and a good listener, but he's also a goofball and isn't afraid to have fun.
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He's kind, patient and a good listener, but he's also a goofball and isn't afraid to have fun.
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He's kind, patient, and a good listener, but he's also a goofball and isn't afraid to have fun.
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Your planetary ruler Venus moves into Cancer on Tuesday, making you more comfortable with being a good listener.
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" Nora asks herself, answering that "he was a good listener, had sought me out, tried to console me.
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I still love him, because he's a good listener and friend (and he's gorgeous), so here we are.
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"Venus is a good listener, but it's hard to teach an old dog new tricks," Witt said, laughing.
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"I'm reliable, I'm a very good listener, and I'm extremely funny," he says, with a face of steel.
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Hoagland has heard from people who've worked with Trump that he can be a good listener behind closed doors.
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Yes, its chimes clang with conflict, but even within that noise a good listener might observe a unifying chord.
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Only when you can do that — when you can be a good listener and be nonjudgmental — is a dialogue possible.
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He has to win them over with darts, drinks, and karaoke, but also by being a good listener and conversationalist.
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But the most important part of all when you get to a leadership position is to be a good listener.
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Your partners are a little difficult to work with today, but being a good listener will get you far, Scorpio.
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You cannot improvise well unless you're a good listener — a fact as true in politics as it is in music.
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When the prime minister said he found President Trump to be a good listener, he was briefly interrupted by laughter.
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Being a good listener and not being judgmental is something we emphasize because all sorts of emotions come out during tidying.
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You're a fantastic diplomat, Libra, and part of what makes you that way is the fact that you're a good listener.
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In writing a book about listening, I asked people from Brooklyn to Beijing what it meant to be a good listener.
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Start by being a good listener, truly caring about your people and believing the best about them and build from there.
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The man in the picture isn't, which could allude to how to be a good listener we have to stop talking.
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How do you respond to the idea that part of being a good listener is asking the right sort of questions?
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Bush is a good listener, avid for details, ready to hear hard truths from his intel people and make policy accordingly.
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I really enjoy talking to Systrom — he's wickedly smart, a very good listener, and makes no effort to hide his competitive streak.
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Your truest self is the crazy-good listener who will stay up chatting until dawn for a friend going through a breakup.
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Some drama bubbles up this afternoon, but if you're patient and a good listener, you'll gain a better understanding of the situation.
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He called the Republican presidential nominee a "very good listener" but wouldn't speculate on whether he thought Trump had changed his mind.
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Today is all about being a good listener— people are much more flexible and easy to work with if they feel heard!
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Mr. Hardwick is a good listener, and his deep familiarity with his guests' work allows him to be quick on his feet.
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It's hard to find a boyfriend who's a good listener when your father's trying to marry you off to form new alliances.
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To the Editor: A good listener is a rarity, it's true, but no more likely to be a woman than a man.
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Many called him a good listener, while others described him as approachable, free of the rigidness and inaccessibility of typical party chiefs.
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That means my employee must be a good listener who's able to withhold his or her opinions about said friends' significant others.
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Being a good listener is actually a top skill that great leaders and managers share, according to former Google career coach Jenny Blake.
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The image of male as poor listener is just another stereotype, as inaccurate as the one of a woman as naturally good listener.
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Use these seven methods to evaluate if you are a good listener, and what you can do to improve your active listening skills.
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"He was actually described by many that we interviewed as quiet, polite, nice guy, and a good listener," Deputy Chief Patrick Gallagher said.
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He is an extremely good listener, makes near-constant eye contact, and gives off a strong impression that he cares about what you say.
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When you're authentic you experience fewer emotional threats to your ego which makes you a good listener, even when someone else contradicts your views.
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During this full moon, it's important to slow down and create balance—speak your mind, but also be a good listener for best results!
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Being a leader means being a good listener but also following you gut and representing a group in the best way you know how.
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"If you're keen to help people, are a good listener, and don't take yourself too seriously, you could be a great professional snuggler, too."
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Like Sorrell a graduate of Cambridge University and Harvard, Read is described by colleagues as a good listener and delegator, with no obvious ego.
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A lack of information could get in the way, but do your best to be a good listener instead of trying to dominate the conversation.
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"She is a good listener and at festive events like Diwali, fully engages with the Hindu faith members and delivers appropriate messages," Mr. Gooty said.
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Story at a glance A good friend is compassionate, patient and a good listener — which are probably the qualities you also want in a therapist.
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New York's newest ride-hail app is everything drivers have ever wanted: A partner, a good listener and — just maybe — a steady stream of cash.
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Dr Sheri Jacobson, clinical director of Harley Therapy, says that being a good listener is the best gift to offer someone during their time of need.
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HILLARY IS A GOOD LISTENER THIS IS SOMETHING I DEFINITELY KNOW ABOUT HER FROM HAVING WORKED WITH HER IN THIS CAMPAIGN SHE IS GOING TO LISTEN.
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Related to the above, when a good listener hears something they don't understand, they proactively ask clarifying questions instead of shrugging their shoulders and moving on.
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Trump is often described as a good listener in private — but in public, he's as condescending to his allies and followers as he is to his enemies.
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King writes: His conservative philosophies were clear, but some of his Democratic colleagues came to regard him as open-minded and a good listener, a reasonable man.
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There are at least two things we know about Hillary Clinton as a politician: that she built a reputation as a good listener, and that she's unflappable.
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"I loved her company; she was a very good listener who brought to my world a kind of selflessness I had not previously known," Mr. O'Shea said.
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You're a good listener who has a knack for charming people into seeing things your way, and even though you're not confrontational, you enjoy a friendly debate.
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"A good woman, someone who will be so nice to me, a good listener, and a cook who will not give me a hard time," he said.
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I think I'm a really good listener, and I am sweet and I am kind of unassuming and I think that that allowed people to trust us.
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Commit to being an open, good listener today—there's so much tension in the air that hearing everyone out and being open-minded can only create positive vibes.
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For example, being a good listener is a sign of empathy, which is one of the top 10 traits of a "perfect boss," according to research from Google.
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And what was interesting is that over the years I've found that the most important ingredient a CEO needs to have is to be a good listener. Okay?
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Brent's guiding principal, "a good designer is a good listener," also came into play when thinking about how the actual minds behind The Zoe Report would use the office.
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If you're just looking for ship to shut up and be a good listener, look no further than the IGV-55 Surveillance Vessel, also known as the Imperial Listener.
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R. has been having a hard time with her depression — I know I can't do much to help, but I CAN eat delicious treats and be a good listener.
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" Source: ESPN On leadership "To be an effective leader, you have to be a really good listener and not to what's being said, but to what's not being said.
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If there's one thing Melinda Gates wishes everyone knew about her husband, it's that he's a good listener, the kind who can actually be swayed by a compelling argument.
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"She is a good listener, you don't need to be a psychologist to be able to help people, it is something innate," she said, describing her as "a big inspiration".
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There's the brash executive who gets what he wants; the doe-eyed guy with the man-bun in a loft; the nerdy good listener who likes to give shoulder rubs.
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Most of my jobs through high school into university were service related and they taught me to think laterally, be a good listener and interact with many types of people.
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Then Ms. Murphy writes about what makes a bad listener: In writing a book about listening, I asked people from Brooklyn to Beijing what it meant to be a good listener.
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Be open, honest and a good listener Readers said they like to work for bosses who are "transparent" and "honest" and for those who really hear what employees are telling them.
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However, people familiar with her work at the IMF have said that she is a good listener and is likely to rely on the expertise of the technocrats at the central bank.
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Trump was a good listener; he asked smart questions and he seemed truly worried about the direction that the country was heading, according to an interview Flynn gave to The Washington Post.
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Colleagues described him as an almost sphinxlike good listener, working in the Washington bureau newsroom standing up at a specially built desk that he had gotten used to after undergoing back surgery.
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Tax policy staff members on Capitol Hill often noted that Mr. Muzinich was a good listener and fast learner considering that he was not steeped in the arcana of the tax code.
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An emotional connection is the key to a Pisces moon's heart, so be a good listener and don't be afraid to open up—they'll sincerely love the gesture and appreciate the insight!
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I laugh to myself because I just saw them at drop-off, looking like every other parent in sweatpants, calling after their kid to have a good day and be a good listener.
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Joel Zivot, an Emory University anesthesiologist, said a successful relationship depends on a patient who can accurately describe his or her symptoms, in a logical order, and a doctor who's a good listener.
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There are innumerable takeaways from Carnegie's classic best-seller, but the most important one is that you can't go wrong with smiling, becoming a good listener and of course, making others feel important.
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They point to Pompeo's remarks to State employees and at his swearing-in ceremony, his emphasis on his respect for the department and his declared intention to be accessible and a good listener.
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If you want to flirt with a Sag, just ask them about their day or if they learned anything cool lately, and be a good listener—they'll fall right in love with you!
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"Colleagues described him as an almost sphinxlike good listener, working in the Washington bureau newsroom standing up at a specially built desk that he had gotten used to after undergoing back surgery," it added.
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Engaging in your spiritual practice is a wise idea this afternoon, so try and make time for meditation, or call a friend who is a good listener and vent out your fears and frustrations.
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Mostly women, who were typically dressed, for an afternoon at home, in smart blue blazers and silk scarves, they spoke approvingly of the junior senator as "sensible", "flexible", "fair", "a good listener" and "not a bully".
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"He came across as somebody who is on the ball, a good listener, and has a view on what needs to be done for the economy," said Song Seng Wun, an economist at CIMB private bank.
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Not everyone is ready to hear what you have to say, but having an open heart and being a good listener will get you very far—especially today, when communicating with your partners is a big theme.
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"The most important thing is for players to feel sympathetic towards each of the characters," he tells me—and it's true enough that you'll have be a good listener to make headway with your social links in Persona 5.
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To me, a great leader is someone you can look up to, someone that always does the right thing, is intelligent, a good listener, honest, has good communication skills, sets good examples, and is just a good person overall.
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Cipollone's allies say he runs the counsel's office — the "most important law firm in the world" — as an affable leader who is a good listener, said Alan Dershowitz, a friend of the president's and member of his legal team.
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You become very clear on your desire for a partner who'll call when they say they will, is a good listener (and talker!), and who's willing to explore domesticity with you, whether that means living or cooking with each other.
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" Ray then proceeded to come up behind his son, placed his hand on Matt's shoulder and spoke to the women of America: "Listen, ladies, he's a good kid; good listener; he keeps his room clean; he's had all his shots.
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"I think people often hard-sell in this business," said Ms. Larsen, 42, an agent at Citi Habitats who spent seven years as a domestic violence counselor, an occupation, she said, that taught her the value of being a good listener.
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Bryant, who played 20 seasons with the Los Angeles Lakers, told the college football players the leadership advice that helped him to succeed in his career: "To be an effective leader, you have to be a really good listener," he said.
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I've always been a good listener, so while he traps me in the jungle beside the Caribbean Sea and brutishly inserts me into his story, I listen to him carefully, hoping to find clues about how to get out of this alive.
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I've always been a pretty good listener, but I'm even better now than I used to be, partly because the self-consciousness and worrying how people might judge me as the C.E.O. have really died down, and that enables me to listen better.
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The Chicago bookseller Stuart Brent is one of many who remember him as a good listener, an essentially diffident man who was "quiet and careful in his speech"; he also stole books from the store, as Brent later discovered to his dismay.
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"I was actually struck — if I can be honest, with all we see about the president — that he's a really good listener," said James, who ran down a list of local issues he went over with Trump, including contaminated drinking water at Detroit schools.
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As to be expected, Eleven, acting as a psychiatrist, doesn't offer much help, considering she doesn't speak (although we must say, she's probably a pretty good listener), and Mike is too busy banging out the Stranger Things theme song on piano to aid in his friend's confusion.
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She is hired because in addition to having no real possessions, she also has little personality and few interests; this makes her seem like a good listener, and even better, she has never heard of Kurt Sky, or read a gossip magazine, or seen a movie.
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I'm a hard worker (I had only two days to do the project), I'm a good listener (I got notes from coworkers and incorporated them into the project), and, most importantly, I get results (the sales pitch was a success and we made even more money than usual #humblebrag).
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The irony of Bonnie declaring in this episode that her mother, who's spent the last half of the season in a coma, "is a good listener now" would be funny if it weren't so painfully obvious that Kelley hadn't been listening to the elements that made its first season so successful.
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" And in terms of the sensuality with which she dresses and that has become her acting signature, she chocks it up to being a "good listener," adding "I remember the first times that I was asked to pose for Playboy, I kept looking [at the magazine] and trying to understand.
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It's critical that your chosen dog walker is a good listener and you're able to trust that they'll follow your rules as a pet owner, such as whether your dog gets on well with other dogs, is happy to travel in a car, any particular trails they love and any health problems they may have.
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The Good Great design • Gorgeous sound • Impressive smarts • Great integration with Windows 10 • Good listener • Good price The Bad Doesn't always listen to its own answers • Smart home device setup should be more obvious The Bottom Line Harman Kardon Invoke may be the smart speaker Cortana needs to break free from your Windows PC.
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The conversation about Bourdain happened on a night of my friends and I drinking some orange wine and lamenting that none of us would ever get to fuck him, because not only was he hot, he was a man who was very curious and empathetic, and a good listener—which you know is a rare find.
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You always stand up for your beliefs, Aries, but this isn't the day to hold on to your stances for dear life, especially in your relationships: The eclipse will be activating the sector of your chart that rules partnerships, so being a good listener, opening your mind, and receiving all the information that's coming at you is the smartest thing you can do.
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The Spy Tracker app advertised itself as allowing parents to keep total tabs on a child's activities, noting "It is better to talk to children, but if you are not a good listener…"According to CNET, Google removed four of the apps on Tuesday and the remaining three on Wednesday after being alerted by Avast and determining they violated its policy on commercial spyware.
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Here are just a few of the benefits one writer experienced after quitting social media, in a piece confidently entitled, "14 Remarkable Ways My Life Changed When I Quit Social Media:" The writer has become a good listener The writer can live a life without distractions They don't procrastinate They found a job They found their life's purpose The writer has found inner peace Listen, I'm not about to shit on this person's "I've found inner peace" parade.
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