If you can hear high freqs, you probably hear "yanny", but you *might* hear "laurel".
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It begins: 'Hear ye, hear ye, hear ye on pain of imprisonment, everyone must remain silent.
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It's all about what he wants to hear musically—the time he wants to hear, the tension he wants to hear, the notes he wants to hear.
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That when people hear them — they hear … America.
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You hear it in country music songs, you hear it on Fox News, you hear it on conservative radio.
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You don't hear it on podcasts, you don't hear it in real life, you don't hear it in other places.
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With this, you hear Graceland , you hear the Strokes.
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"I am very surprised to hear that-- I hate to hear that, I mean I hate to hear that," Trump said.
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Nobody wants to hear that because Wall Street doesn't want to hear ... None of the power structure wants to hear that.
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It allows you to still hear the world but it allows you to filter and curate how you want to hear, what you want to hear, and what you don't want to hear.
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They could hear Ohlinger, but he could not hear them.
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They control what you hear and what you don't hear.
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I hear Kash be loud, and then I hear barking.
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My label didn't hear it, my publishers didn't hear it.
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"You didn't hear it — did you hear it?" asked Jimmy.
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"Hear, hear," her brother says in his booming minister's voice.
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Once you hear the gamblers, it's all you can hear.
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If you can't hear high freqs, you probably hear laurel.
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We all want to hear what we want to hear.
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They didn't hear the patrol van pulling up, didn't hear the slam of car doors, didn't hear the footsteps clicking toward them, didn't hear and the boys around them scrambling off into the darkness.
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But to hear about what happened to her remains and what they did to hear afterwards, no parent should have to hear that.
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We hear something, but we don't hear the entirety of it.
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We won't hear from Kepler, and Kepler won't hear from us.
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Eventually men will hear women the same way they hear men.
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And not just what you hear, but how you hear it.
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"I just didn't hear him, I didn't hear 'time'," said Prader.
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And when I hear their voices, I hear the same voices.
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We will all hear things we may not want to hear.
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Yeah. I totally hear you, and I hear that a lot.
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I hear from dads as frequently as I hear from moms.
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So you can hear us, but it's hard to hear us?
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I hear more of that on TV than I hear reality.
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One day we hear this, the next day we hear that.
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Hear ye, hear ye: The Oscars are upon us once again.
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It's not like I hear tunes, but I hear a sound.
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"Obviously, what the market wants to hear, what investors want to hear, what the president wants to hear, what builders want to hear ... is whether they're taking into consideration what the market is telegraphing," said Krosby.
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"And, we all wanted to hear, needed to hear that and I think the world needs to hear that in a lot of ways."
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You'll hear 44 men before you hear one woman on country radio.
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There's a nice version of "Do You Hear What I Hear?" though.
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What they did hear, and will hear, are names of potential successors.
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I hear it all the time and I hear the other also.
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Hear ye, hear ye — the royal family has unveiled their Christmas tree.
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Get in contact and you'll hear more when there's more to hear.
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You know you hear the other side, you never hear this side.
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I can hear a bird chirping and hear it through my speakers.
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"People are going to hear what they want to hear," Mulvaney said.
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We hear speculative threats, we hear these safety allegations all the time.
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I hear "I want to hate" every time I hear him speak.
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"People hear what they want to hear," says Trump adviser https://t.
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When you hear the melody without the dance you hear something else.
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So the world can hear it and appreciate it in a way that's in their regular music—the shit they hear at the club, the shit they hear on the radio, the shit they hear when they're kicking it.
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They worked to create what they called "sound envelopes," putting audiences in a character's shoes to hear what they hear and how they might hear it.
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We're going to keep asking until we hear what we want to hear.
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And it's easier than ever now to hear what you want to hear.
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That's I think what he was looking to hear and wanted to hear.
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I need everyone 2 hear me & hear ALL OF THE WORDS I SAY.
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I want to hear your voice and I want to hear your conviction.
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Savvant lifetime subscription — $39.99 See Details Hear ye, hear ye, social media managers!
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The public did not hear the growl, or chose not to hear it.
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As sounds enter, algorithms determine what you hear and how you hear it.
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But I could hear their voices and I could actually hear their wings.
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This suicidal person "needs to hear what I needed to hear," he says.
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"They go somewhere where they'll hear what they want to hear," Perlin said.
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Hear ye, hear ye: Call a meeting in the town's very own hall.
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The Russians hear what they want to hear, and so do the Americans.
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That's what I wanted to hear, what I thought I needed to hear.
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She could hear Roy breathe; she could hear the churn of his body.
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So you can hear the music clearly now, and hear conversations clearly later.
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I could only hear my audio and the passenger could only hear his.
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I hear he's a very good man, I hear he's a good person.
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To hear a history of the Baltics is often to hear of invasion.
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" The Conservative side of the chamber roared: "Hear, hear!" and "Bring him back!
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I think most actors hear stories, and people in the industry hear stories.
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You couldn't hear a pin drop, but you could hear her bracelets jangle.
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I'm like a dog, I don't hear words anymore, I just hear tone.
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It felt great to hear the chosen name amplified for all to hear.
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"You hear 'em coming in, hear 'em whistling," Martin says of the shelling.
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Quite frankly, these conversations everybody wants to hear what they want to hear.
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It breaks my heart every single time I hear it, and it's like, I want to hear it again, but I don't want to hear it again.
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"Your job is to make sure I hear things that people think I don't want to hear, or that they don't want me to hear," he said.
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SOMEBODY WILL HEAR THIS, THEY'LL HEAR 2000 AND THEY'LL SAY, HERE WE GO AGAIN.
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So often, it seems like companies hear 'freelance' and only hear the 'free' part.
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If you go in thinking you'll hear one, you might hear it to start.
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Where humans might hear rhythm and melody, rhesus monkeys, for example, just hear noise.
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If men could hear what women want, what would you want them to hear?
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When you're single, you hear things you don't want to hear all the time.
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When they hear abolish I.C.E, they hear abolish safety, are you worried about that?
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"Do you hear that?" said Kevin, whispering as if the storm could hear us.
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Pundits can't hear that appeal the same way humans can't hear a dog whistle.
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The judge didn't want to hear it; the jury didn't want to hear it.
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We just hear what we want to hear, and that's the really troubling thing.
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Can she not hear me why can't she hear me DID YOU FIND IT?
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So when I hear that, I hear the echoes going back thousands of years.
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We hear about funding and restrictions, but we don't hear about transforming the system.
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We just hear what we want to hear and that's the really troubling thing.
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You hear what you want to hear when you're trapped in the diet mentality.
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It has done me good to hear this and to hear it from you.
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When they hear him, they hear someone who wants universal health care, not totalitarianism.
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But if they also hear English, they'll continue to hear the sounds as separate.
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You might be surprised to hear this, but senators like to hear themselves talk.
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"When we hear a musical phrase, we hear a statement of language," she said.
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It's an awesome thing to hear more Kesha, and hopefully we'll hear even more.
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I can only hear my roommate below me, and she can hear me above, so obviously, sometimes when we're having like private hour with boyfriends, we can hear that.
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Some of these kids don't hear it at all, or hear "sounds like an excellent idea," but a handful hear the forbidden word — and their reactions are frankly adorable.
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But also, you hear about central bank policies-- or you hear about potential bank rescue.
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"I don't know how other people hear music, but I hear the parts," he said.
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"It was fun to hear his enthusiasm, hear his excitement in that moment," Stevens said.
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" "We hear children crying, we hear calls for help, but we just can't do anything.
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Mirror Image You hear about how representation matters, you hear it, and you think, whatever.
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I can't hear them and I don't know if they can hear or see me.
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The community hears it, the cops on the street hear it, the judges hear it.
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It might not be something we want to hear, but something we need to hear.
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Most Russians hear the version of the news that their government wants them to hear.
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"We'll hear the American proposition, hear it fairly and with openness," Netanyahu said on Sunday.
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And when you hear Trump describe MS-13 as animals, what did the media hear?
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I didn't know what you could hear on the court or what you couldn't hear.
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Hear ye, hear ye: today, the world is in the midst of an epic wedding.
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The things you hear on the news aren't, like, too awesome or fun to hear.
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It prohibits house music's growth, and you'll only hear what they want you to hear.
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Tonight you won't hear any self-deprecating humor; you'll hear a lot of deprecating humor.
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What you hear — everything you hear — is shaped in some way by your previous experiences.
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Jonah could hear him screaming into the watch asking if his son could hear him.
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It's one thing to hear America singing; it's quite another to hear it fact-checking.
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We expect to hear about struggle, and we want to hear about artists surmounting it.
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Remember: People will hear what they want to hear from Trump tonight, particularly on immigration.
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The people hear passion, the people hear sincerity, it's heart-feeling and it's heart-breaking.
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We eventually hear from the people we want to hear from -- like Dr. Anthony Fauci.
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Sometimes I can hear Mozart from down the hall and other times I hear swearing.
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Ms. Wells particularly enjoys Hear Doggy's "silent" squeakers, which emit ultrasonic sounds humans can't hear.
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When you hear people talking about Netflix, you don't hear the same kind of things.
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I hear your demands, I hear your voices and I promise you I will deliver.
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You could hear them talking to each other and hear their strategies during the match.
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"If I hear that word, I hear equal rights, equal pay, equal opportunity," he said.
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The ghosts are lonely, hear them moan, The house is empty, hear the wood groan.
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She wants to hear the future; she is trying to hear something from the cosmos.
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And while you still hear city sounds here in the kitchen, you do hear birds.
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No, he just proved that voters hear what they want to hear during a campaign.
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You don't hear about the tension that you might hear about in other refugee situations.
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You hear Radiolab and then you hear a lot of podcasts that sound like Radiolab.
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I don't always hear it, but that's where I first hear about the day's news.
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You don't hear what the audience hears in the booth too, you hear the monitor.
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"People want to hear about the economy, they want to hear about health care, they want to hear about how we're going to make health care more affordable," Cecil said.
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While Ivanka hails the importance of paying women, and specifically mothers, equally — hear, hear to that!
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Your phone rings and you hear someone say "can you hear me now?" or some variation.
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These candidates can hear the same priorities and concerns that I hear from my constituents everyday.
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I think it's important to hear what would happen to them and to hear their voices.
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But now, if you want to hear Memphis Minnie, you can go hear a thousand songs.
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If you hear MS-13 and hear innocent immigrant, that&aposs on you, not anybody else.
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"I pray to hear from you again, to hear how everybody is doing," the letter said.
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In space, no one can hear you scream, but no one can really hear anything, anyway.
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Nobody wants to hear me say, 'I'm tight'; they want to hear somebody else say it.
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"I want people to hear that and hear the strength in his voice," Andrew Wyatt said.
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"I want people to hear that and hear the strength in his voice," the publicist said.
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You hear these songs throughout your life, your parents play them, you hear them in movies.
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The occasion revealed just how wired people have become to hear what they want to hear.
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Some people who listen to this audio file hear one thing; others hear something completely different.
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We'd hear rumors yes, we'd hear rumors no, but no one gave us a definitive answer.
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Politicians should tell working Americans what they need to hear, not what they want to hear.
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But they are... Now, you hear middle-aged men, you hear Republican presidential candidates, using uptalk.
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You hear about synesthesia where people see sound and hear taste—their senses get mixed up.
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"I hear and see everything but hear and see nothing," he said with a mischievous smile.
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You hear it in the middle of the night when you least want to hear anything.
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Just as we were thrilled to hear from Kimberly Probolus, we'd love to hear from you.
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"The point was to get people to hear our voices, to hear the complaints," Barrera said.
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"You hear a lot about border communities, but you don't really hear from us," she said.
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"Can't You Hear Me Knocking" is a deeper cut Rolling Stones song you need to hear.
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But Ms. Beavers said she did not hear the plane fly overhead or hear it crash.
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And, humbly suggested: What your son might need to hear most is that you hear him.
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"I can hear the wind and the weather a bit more — hear the city," he said.
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"We hear about chest congestion in ads; we hear about sinus congestion in ads; we hear about nasal congestion in ads," Blaiss, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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"They haven't had the courage to hold one hearing in the United States Senate to hear from doctors, to hear from hospitals, to hear from insurance companies," Sanders said on MSNBC.
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And then the orchestra comes, and you stand and you hear things that you never heard — and things that you want to hear you don't hear — and you're totally lost again.
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I want to hear a song about the breakdown in your marriage, I want to hear songs of justice, I want to hear rage at injustice and I want to hear a song so good that it makes people want to do something about the subject.
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"There have been so many waiting to hear, waiting to hear, waiting to hear, that never said it was related to Lauren and this is just making me sick now," she said.
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When you hear open borders, when you hear get rid of ICE, when you hear some of the things that they are proposing, it&aposs like you can&apost even understand it.
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"When you hear about lynchings in India, when you hear about attacks on Dalits in India, when you hear about attacks on minorities in India -- that's the reason for it," he said.
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Maybe he is opening up the door so I can hear, really hear, what ... They really think.
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You hear some great songs on this album, but you can also hear a band sputtering out.
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REPORTER: Do you want to hear her story before — TRUMP: I'd like to hear her story, yeah.
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"I hear your demands, I hear your voices, and I promise you I will deliver," Trump said.
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You know, we hear all about Obama, we hear all about -- we've had a very good run.
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We want to hear someone knowing that they, having never met us, can somehow hear us too.
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A lot of time you hear about the negative, but you really don't hear about the positive.
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Watch the video above to hear Miranda's bird day rap and hear even more about his life.
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Craig Cooper and Jeremy Bloom can hear each other but Dhani Jones can't hear either of them.
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I still hear that old eating disorder voice, but luckily I hear it less and less often.
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Nobody wants to hear about your podcast, and nobody wants to hear that you like professional wrestling.
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We hear a lot of stories; it's a trope, a cliché, to hear about survival sex work.
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It's pretty chilling to hear that sort of silence (even if we hear silence all the time).
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When people go and hear a band that's reformed, I'm not sure they want to hear professionals.
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Skip what you don't want to hear and follow your friends to hear what they're listening to.
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In a sexual relationship, I want to hear my partner and I want them to hear me.
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Either you hear everything around you, constantly, or you're wearing earplugs (and you still hear a lot).
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When many U.S. doctors hear regulatory terms like "highly similar", he said, what they hear is "different".
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" Wow, hear is video where you can actually hear me say "my daughter was murdered in Parkland.
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I'm really sorry if that's weird for you to hear, but I needed you to hear it.
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There's a saying about consultants, that organizations hire them to hear exactly what they want to hear.
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I hear that in those songs, but I also hear us starting to shed some of that.
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I hear them, I hear them all the time—they say, 'Why doesn't he just go back?
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I was expecting to hear my baby cry, but I didn't hear anything; I was in agony.
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But no one wants to hear that, or at least the NFL didn't want to hear it.
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It offers you freedom in how you hear it, and you may hear it differently every time.
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And I can't hear when — you could be two feet away — I can't hear people making calls.
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When I listen to techno, I don't just hear the electronics; I hear the hands operating them.
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Were you surprised to hear about-- WARREN BUFFETT: Yeah, I was surprised to hear about it, yeah.
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I had to hear the judgment in my own voice before I could truly hear his voice.
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You can hear our messy guitars all over this record and hear our touch traced in sound.
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Maybe he is opening up the door so that I can hear, really hear, [what they think].
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Because they hear "Twitter" and then they hear, they go in the timeline and they hear "algorithm," and algorithm is displacement of work, and then five years down the line, where am I?
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You know, I always talk about the reporters — they grovel when they want to write something that you want to hear, but not necessarily millions of people want hear or have to hear.
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I just kept thinking, 'It's a shame people can't hear this kind of music, hear what I'm hearing.
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However, if members of Congress only hear from the largest technology companies, they won't hear the full story.
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The movie theme song: Huey Lewis and the News: Can't you hear, can't you hear the flute riff?
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And what I started to hear was that what people are really saying is: Did you hear me?
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Once you hear the two songs back to back, you can't un-hear the similarities between the two.
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And some people really want to hear that message, and don't want to hear that they're being unrealistic.
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" That may be true, but you hear the message and you hear, "They're not working with AMC theaters.
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You can actually hear the masses, you can hear the ring down if you slow the recording down.
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They hear something different in it that they don't really hear from whoever else is sending them beats.
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When we hear about French Tech, France and startups, we also hear 'very good engineers' and 'nice startups'.
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And while it is horrific to hear about horror, if horror occurs, you've got to hear about it.
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And the only thing she kept saying was, 'Oh, I didn't hear that, I didn't hear her verse.
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Normally you hear about the success stories, but you don't hear about the kids who didn't make it.
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People without a helmet won't hear droid noises coming out of your mouth — they'll just hear quiet whistling.
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I hear them ticking away like a clock, tick-tock, tick-tock, and I'm certain you hear mine.
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For every song we hear, we can see that the characters in the movie are hear it, too.
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He didn't hear mine, I didn't hear his, salute him and I wish the best success for him.
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A couple of times, he seemed not to hear (or pretended not to hear) what Norton was saying.
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People want to hear what they want to hear; they want to go to the spaces they know.
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That's because you don't merely hear sound with your ears, your brain makes sense of what you hear.
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Some songs I hear, if the beat catches that tempo, I just hear the lyrics in my head.
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When you hear the word "warning" and you hear your county, that's when you need to take cover.
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INGRAHAM: We want to hear the audio and then we want to hear what you have to say.
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But then I hear chromatic moving steps in the first piece—that's definitely something you hear in jazz.
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"Trump needs to hear those stories, and he can't hear them often enough," the Star's editorial board wrote.
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Do you hear ringing or have periods when your ears seemed burned out and you can't hear normally?
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If you came out to hear me DJ, it's not something that you're going to hear anywhere else.
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With sound activation, you'll only hear the noises from your baby's room when there's something important to hear.
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So you'd hear "bitch" and "cunt," but then every five words you'd hear "Facebook," which was pretty hilarious.
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"Leopold Lewis, we're trying to hear from you, Monique is trying to hear about you," the host said.
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You can hear the Parrotheads singing it from beneath their feathers; you can hear it in their hums.
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Pretty much what you hear on pop radio, rhythmic radio, you'll hear a Blap Kit in there somewhere.
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"We could hear 'em, we could really hear them and we fed off of that," Yelich told reporters.
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What do you hear, what are the three things you hear most in terms of concerns or issues?
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"We will hear other witnesses who will contribute, I think, much of what you hear today," Schiff added.
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I slept well and didn't hear noise from other rooms, though I did hear it from the hallway.
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"I did not hear a 'sorry' ... I didn't hear anything, anything concrete, nothing that was fair," he said.
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Because I tell you what, when you hear a 100-piece orchestra going crazy it's something to hear.
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PRESIDENT TRUMP: When I hear United and I hear Raytheon--which is another incredible company, the missile systems they make are incredible--when I hear they are merging, does that take away more competition?
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You can hear us getting to know each other on the record; you can hear us cutting our teeth.
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You're not going to hear a lot of polished political speech from me, but you will hear the truth.
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Like a lot of other aspects of life, we've been conditioned to only hear what we want to hear.
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We want to hear from both candidates, and hear actual plans, because we've got to make a decision here.
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You can swipe away the ones you don't want to hear or keep listening to hear the full story.
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But it's only human to want to hear stories told through characters, to hear about their successes and failures.
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I can hear her and our lead designer yelling and I attempt to eavesdrop, but I can't hear much.
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She can hear Philip, but he can't hear her, and that's what we English majors call a metaphor, baby!
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INGRAHAM: Did you hear, Jimmie, sorry to interrupt, but did you hear about Spike Lee said the other day?
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Depending on where you hear the downbeat, the entire song sounds differently from how anyone else will hear it.
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I don't want to hear a hostile retelling of how we didn't hear your meager apology the first time.
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I think if you believe Donald Trump is not telling the truth, you hear what you want to hear.
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Sadly, people will most likely hear about sexsomnia in this context, until there's something newer to hear about first.
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We expect to hear the sound again whenever the burning match re-appears, but we never hear it again.
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When I hear his music, I hear the kind of beauty that speaks to the beauty of the divine.
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When you hear news about a wildfire, you usually hear about firefighters "containing," rather than putting out, the fire.
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" — hear her pray for Mr. Castile's life, hear her testify for him: "He's never been a gang member, anything.
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It's not that you can hear your innermost thoughts — the silent ones — it's that you can hear your innermost.
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I don't hear them as 4/4 kick drums I hear them as a framework you can hang anything.
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It's funny that you hear Arcade Fire but I hear all the stuff they were referencing like Bruce Springsteen.
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While we never hear from Woolf's lost Percival, we hear only fleetingly from Zach and really don't need more.
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"I hear the problem; I don't hear the solution," said Buck, the lone Republican in attendance at the hearing.
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And are there things in this process you've been surprised how much you hear or how little you hear?
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TL;DR: Only hear what you want to hear with the Beats Studio3 headphones for $279.95, a 20% savings.
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" Pressed on whether he didn't hear the comment or if it wasn't said, Cotton said, "I didn't hear it.
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But I do want to hear more from my constituents, and I want to hear more from my colleagues.
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"Hopefully they strike the right balance and shareholders hear what they want to hear," he said earlier this month.
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People will automatically want me to make a statement—they want to hear this, they want to hear that.
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You hear This American Life, and then you hear a lot of podcasts that sound like This American Life.
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To hear this different take on what humanity is, to hear someone giving permission to unabashedly hate, is deflating.
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You would never hear a cabinet secretary talking about cyber, you would never hear a president talking about cyber.
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It is a great company but when I hear United, and I bought a lot of carrier too, by the way—when I hear United and when I hear Raytheon, which is another incredible company, the missile systems they make are incredible, when I hear they're merging, does that take away more competition?
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It proved that sometimes people will hear what they want to hear in the way that they want to hear it—but I was able to answer him and ask a question about who he was.
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Underwater, you hear as a whale does: Sound waves bypass your eardrum and vibrate the bones of your skull, allowing you to hear frequencies as much as 10 times as high as you'd hear on land.
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I can hear him dabbing his brush on the palette and I can hear the smooth strokes on the canvas.
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I think anyone who comes to Dallas and mentions his name is going to hear the same s— I hear.
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"You sort of hope you'll hear your name, but you totally do not expect to hear your name," said Chakiris.
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Now, some of my critics — and I hear that, too, they think I only say what people want to hear.
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"When I hear Hillary Clinton speak, I do not hear someone who actually believes what they are saying," Fiato said.
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FOWLER: When the coaches talking to their players, everybody take a knee so you can hear me, hear me talking.
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We envisioned a song we would first hear as a big, splashy showstopper, but could later hear as a lullaby.
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And this community needs to see you, and they need to hear you, so let them hear your voice now.
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On Monday, the Supreme Court declined to hear a case on DACA, saying an appeals court should hear it first.
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Reuben: You don't want to hear the guy burping and farting next to you; you want to hear your music.
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While we didn't hear that part of her speech, we did hear her epic, meme-inducing call for wage equality.
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If something goes wrong and they don't like it, you won't hear from them; you'll hear it from their representatives.
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It still helps people to hear it—to hear the words "I'm gay" or "I'm lesbian" from a public figure.
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I can listen to them and hear how good they are, but can also hear what improvements they might need.
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Unfortunately, when most people hear criminal justice reform, they hear us against the police, and it's not that at all.
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I also want to hear his story about interviewing Jay Z. Okay, I mostly just want to hear that story.
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It's hard to hear the song in full unless you're a Tidal subscriber, but you can hear a sample above.
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I didn't want people to hear from a newspaper or a politician, I wanted them to hear directly from us.
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I think the same amount of people hear our records since the 90s, they just hear them in different ways.
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The acoustic information that makes us hear Yanny is higher frequency than the acoustic information that makes us hear Laurel.
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We'll have to hear hear the OnePlus TV for ourselves to determine whether the built-in audio is any good.
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"I wanted them to hear the words, and I needed to hear it, to tell you the truth," she said.
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I've reached out to a few vets to hear their thoughts and will update the post if I hear back.
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Even the best lines you hear in a game get tired and unfunny after you hear them too many times.
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They're the people who give you the critical feedback that you don't want to hear, but you need to hear.
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People don't want to just hear the news; they want to hear what people have to say about it too.
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I'll hear some odd voice urging me to do this or that, and until I do, I hear that voice.
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But the NBC reporters did not hear Secretary Tillerson threaten to resign nor did they hear the alleged moron remark.
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We're not thinking of the ears you actually hear (or don't hear) with; we are thinking about ears of CORN.
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"I hear people saying, 'I don't want to hear the president speak because it unnerves me so much,'" she said.
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" As much as the President hates to hear the words "Russian collusion," he also hates to hear the word "no.
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Making sure you see and hear what you're supposed to see and hear is not as easy as it sounds.
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"It is the No. 1 issue I hear about, and I hear about it from Democrats and Republicans," says Rep.
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YOU THINK WE'RE GOING TO HEAR TODAY, TOMORROW -- WILL WE HEAR THIS WEEK ABOUT WHETHER IT'S STILL ON WITH CHINA?
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But when I do hear it, I'll hopefully hear it with everyone else who actually gives a shit about it.
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"Even as we hear conversations about single-payer, we don't hear if immigrants are going to be included," he said.
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Romney added the caveat that he would still need to hear from the White House to make a decision on whether to hear new witnesses, but he's said all along that he wants to hear from Bolton.
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But without any candidates of color on the stage in the seventh debate, we won't hear about certain issues with as much depth: We won't hear from Booker about slavery reparations; We won't hear from Harris about the maternal mortality crisis for black women; We won't hear from Castro as an authority on immigration policy; And, we likely won't hear about the crisis of police brutality that all of these candidates made a central issue.
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In this first story, you hear notes of Isaac Bashevis Singer; you hear Babel, a little Chekhov, some Joyce, all active influences, but above all you hear Paley inventing her own American English, one that clucks and sings.
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"I'm going to leave it to the Senate, but I'd like to hear the whistleblower, I'd like to hear 'shifty' Schiff, I'd like to hear Hunter Biden and Joe Biden," Trump told reporters at a White House event.
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We've been fired by more than one ultrawealthy person because they didn't hear from us what they wanted to hear, and they have five or six other experts around them that will say what they want to hear.
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I think you'll hear a lot of that from conservatives, I think you'll hear a lot about Trump's claims about Google "censoring" conservatives, I think you'll hear a lot about various political biases from all of the Republicans.
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"To hear his story from his own mouth, to hear that he was so forgiving, it was very moving," another said.
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It's an opportunity for our leaders, our president and his staff, to hear them, truly hear them, and not be angry.
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You still hear your source's audio, but there's a transparency to it because you can simultaneously hear what's happening around you.
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"All we hear is repeal and replace, but we don't hear about a real clear plan," one man told Iowa Sen.
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But I wanted to hear him explain it to me, so that he could hear it come out of his mouth.
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Even so, those who hear "yanny," such as myself, may be able to hear traces of "yanny" in the original Vocabulary.
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Come fall, Kavanaugh could hear any of the 38 cases the Supreme Court already decided to hear in the upcoming term.
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You hear this weird, creepy roar that sounds like if you put your ear against a seashell to hear the ocean.
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"When I hear a Redoubt talk, I get uncomfortable because I hear words like 'secession' and 'survival,'" Hazel later told me.
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When I hear about kids going to college these days, I hear more stories such as these than there should be.
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Shortly after that, you hear her scream as she falls and you hear the thump of her body hitting the ground.
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If you can't hear the usual announcement over the chatter of your fellow passengers, though, how will you hear an app?
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This year they declined to hear a potentially landmark case about transgender rights that they had previously said they would hear.
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"We hear like you hear that our competitors are also considering this," Kabbani told reporters on the sidelines of a conference.
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"As a woman, I think you hear a lot of information that a lot of guys don't hear," she told Axios.
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"Just like you'd hear your best friend talk to you in your ear, that's how I hear the voice," William says.
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After I hear him say that, and hear the tone in his voice, it's the most honest and tender thing ever.
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"Live Listen can help you hear a conversation in a noisy room or hear someone speaking across the room," Apple wrote.
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If you listen closely, you can hear dogs barking, vehicles moving around and I'm told you can also hear a tank.
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Developers will be keen to hear more about Microsoft's mobile efforts, so we're hoping to hear a lot more this week.
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We hear a lot in our public discourse about inequality, but we hear far too little about our declining entrepreneurial dynamism.
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You would hear 8 or 993-year-old songs all night long, and this new generation wanted to hear new stuff.
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It's like how our senses work – we see things and we hear things, and what we hear affects what we see.
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If anyone can hear us; Mr. Trump can hear us, let's just get it over with and get the ball rolling.
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I'm here to tell you that its very creation, its very existence, it being here screams 'hear me, hear me now.
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I'll interrupt you if I can't hear for some reasons, but we said that's fantastic (ph), if you can hear us.
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"We have the tape, I don't want to hear the tape, no reason for me to hear the tape," Trump replied.
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They often train people to hear better during the game, but words they don't train on they don't hear as well.
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INCIARDI You hear all this sort of harmonics and finger-tapping, sort of like what you'd hear Eddie Van Halen do.
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You'll probably hear a lot from the outside groups & special interests, but I want you to hear directly from me: pic.twitter.
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Click here to view original GIFWhenever you hear about a tragic plane crash, you always hear about the mythical black box.
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Instead of a hard-to-hear signal, you'll hear a human voice saying "connected" when you've successfully linked to your device.
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"I'm glad to hear the troops are coming back, but it'd be nice to hear what the overall strategy is," Sen.
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It's always fun to hear Cardi go hard as fuck, but it's refreshing to hear a softer side of her, too.
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I'm sure these are all typical stories you'd expect to hear from a bouncer, but you rarely hear them from women.
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I'm not the Encyclopedia Metallum, but when I hear black metal done right, I know that there's nothing I'd rather hear.
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There's just too much content, too much bullshit, and too many people who want to hear what they want to hear.
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While most believed Dr. Blasey, some were waiting to hear further questioning and believed it was important to hear Judge Kavanaugh.
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Viewers will get to hear the 15-second song clip, and can then tap to go to Spotify to hear more.
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You would hear this type of rhetoric on Fox, you would hear it on talk radio, and you'd see it online.
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You hear a verse, but the next time you hear a verse, it's only about 50 or 60 percent the same.
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Some people come to hear more about Google's product launches and business strategies, others come to hear answers on other topics.
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So Hillary's choosing to hear the voice of women, and Donald Trump is choosing to hear the voice of white Americans.
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We'll most likely hear Mr. Schiff talking one more time about why they need to hear from Mr. Bolton and others.
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The Supreme Court had agreed in October to hear the case, and the justices were scheduled to hear arguments this month.
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FABER: SO I'M NOT GOING TO HEAR TOO MUCH FROM YOU ON DIRECT TO CONSUMER IS WHAT I HEAR YOU SAYING.
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And I don't always hear a note of upbringing or don't often hear it in the writing of my female contemporaries.
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The second part is, pause and try to hear what you need to hear and think about what you are observing.
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The court can either agree to hear the case in full and suspend the sale, potentially putting it at risk, hear the case in full but allow the sale to go ahead, or decline to hear the case further.
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The girl's mother would shake her head at any talk about the father's women; she didn't want to hear about wife No. 5, she didn't want to hear about wife No. 4, I don't want to hear about them .
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The Dimensions will allow you to hear everything in your movie and still be able to hear if the baby wakes up.
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Illustration: N.R.Fuller (National Science Foundation)When you sweep across the FM radio band, you don't always hear music—mostly, you hear static.
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But it can take years for the Supreme Court to hear a case, if it chooses to hear the case at all.
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"It's hard to hear because I hear my daughter's voice on there, and I hadn't heard it since she died," Pamela said.
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"I was able to listen to these people and hear the experiences and hear the similarities and what they did," he says.
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Before you hear that Simon wrote on confetti for Adele vs after you hear that Simon wrote on confetti for Adele pic.twitter.
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"I wanted to hear their voices," he said, adding that he also called his girlfriend "and it was awesome to hear her."
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"I hear Bill Blair and I hear 'G20' but then I also [think], at least he went after Rob Ford," she said.
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Normally, I'd review a headphone based on what I hear (balance, quality, mixing, etc.), but the Even H2 tackles how I hear.
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"We hear France is potentially going to call a referendum, we hear that Italy and the Netherlands may follow suit," she said.
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I need them to hear me, and to hear something in what I say that they can find reflective of their needs.
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If you're a normal person and you only hear snippets of this stuff, you'll just hear a CEO confidently making his case.
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We hear Trump say "pay with cash," we hear Cohen saying "no no no," someone says "check," and the thing suddenly ends.
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Voters are going to hear what they hear...and if they don't get a broad base of information to make judgements on.
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"I can hear the glass crunching on Kristallnacht in the ghettoes of Warsaw and Vienna when I hear that, honest," he said.
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Then, when you want to hear from her, use the notebook to write the words that you want to hear from her.
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I just didn't hear it, because it didn't profit me to hear it, and this was after all happening to me, right?
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But I don't know if you're really ready to hear me yet, because it's very clear you're not ready to hear yourself.
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It used to be a taboo, and you wouldn't hear about it, but nowadays, unfortunately you hear about it a lot more.
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"A lot of times you don't hear a certain melody, you just hear a guitar strumming over and over again," she says.
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I hear "if" more than I hear "when" in discussing the future, and sense a determination to suppress any sign of overconfidence.
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The Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless headphones have a beautiful, neutral sound so you hear exactly what the artist wanted you to hear.
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But good financial planners, like Jennifer, will give you the advice you need to hear rather than what you want to hear.
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He then put his hand behind his ear and screamed, "I can't hear you, I can't hear you", to the partisan crowd.
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We hear a lot about Geno when it comes to UConn basketball but we don't hear a lot about the supporting cast.
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"But I do feel it's important to hear not only from the adults but to hear from the kids," the father said.
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When people hear this record, will it inform how they hear Mikey's LP and whatever Katie Ellen puts out in the future?
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We often hear that story told from a black male perspective, but we rarely hear it told by and about black women.
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He leaves my (accurate) brochure behind when he exits the library, a cruel reminder that people hear what they want to hear.
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"You don't hear an audible voice, but you hear messages if you're open to it," she explained to Kimmel, according to People.
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"I mean, you could hear them laughing up there, you could hear them just cracking jokes," he says, with a bitter smile.
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We deserve to hear what you have to say, and we deserve to hear what your opponents have to say without interruption.
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They want to hear what they want to hear, and the affirmative bullshit they're getting is the market's respond to their demands.
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I hear people say they use TikTok like a short-form YouTube — I hear people comparing it more to YouTube than Instagram.
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I would hear some things that the prosecutor would say and some things my attorney would say, but I didn't hear everything.
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If anyone can hear us, if Mr. Trump can hear us, let's just get it over with and get the ball rolling.
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The American people need to hear your side of the story just as they need to hear the president's descriptions of events.
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About 20% of Republican voters want to hear from direct witnesses while 16% want to hear from both direct and indirect witnesses.
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Webster had been around long enough to see and hear earlier revolutions in the music and would live to hear several more.
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"The Senate can hear the story as part of their responsibilities, or they can hear it on Bolton&aposs book tour."Sen.
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If the Supreme Court agrees to hear the cases, it will probably hear arguments early next year and issue decisions by June.
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"They only want us to see what they want us to see, and hear what they want us to hear," another said.
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If the user's thoughts drift off, they hear the sounds of stormy weather, but if they stay focused, they'll hear calm sounds.
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Beethoven was able to hear music with his mind long after he had lost the ability to hear it with his ears.
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"We have to hear the state, we have to hear the people who complain, then only it will be fair," he said.
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ML: But most of our business is advertising, so people who hear our shows and then they will hear a mid-roll break or hear a pre-roll ad where we tell a story in the advertisement about the brand.
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It could decide to hear the case in full and suspend the sale, potentially putting it at risk, hear the case in full but allow the sale to go ahead, or decline to hear the case further, the court has said.
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"[T]hen I hear him kind of, like, step back – take a step back and I hear – I can hear like a, like a cell phone – like a picture, and I can see a flash through the blindfold," she added.
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Though some people say the sound changes the more they listen (and, to be honest, I can hear both), many people only hear either "Yanny" or "Laurel" and are full on perplexed as to how anyone can hear something different.
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"I'm going to leave it to the Senate, but I'd like to hear from the whistleblower, I'd like to hear from shifty Schiff, I'd like to hear from Hunter Biden and Joe Biden," Trump told reporters at a White House event.
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It is just unbelievable the stories we hear: Prader-Willi kids will jump out of windows if they hear an ice cream truck.
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I want you to repeat the story because I think a lot of people who didn&apost hear it, need to hear it.
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You could hear the gunfire, then hear the bullets slamming down all around us and breaking apart into shrapnel that was flying everywhere.
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We didn't hear any salacious stories of their first night in bed, but we did hear a lot of about Campbell's Chunky soup.
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Q But do you want to hear her story before you draw a conclusion -- THE PRESIDENT: I'd like to hear her story, yeah.
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Because he's a firm believer that he's gonna be walking in the street and he might hear something―he might hear a song.
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I hear people say they didn't know how widespread it was or that they were shocked to hear someone they knew was assaulted.
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There's always been selection of news — people basically read what they want to hear and gloss over things they don't want to hear.
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As much as you hear about entrepreneurs' business endeavors in and of themselves, you also hear about their net worth and lavish lifestyles.
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"I am eager to hear his heartbeat again and I'm eager to hear the breath of life through his lungs again," she explains.
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He doesn't need to hear more about Medicare for All canceling his private insurance; he needs to hear about President Trump's latest mess.
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"We have the tape, I don't want to hear the tape, no reason for me to hear the tape," Trump told Fox News.
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"From what I hear, he's not like that on every movie – I hear he's had good experiences," Theron said of working with Hardy.
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"You do hear officers make reference to a gun but you do not hear that it is in his hand," Bamberg said Tuesday.
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Sometimes I'd hear one bud degrade in quality for a period of time, and on other occasions I'd hear both glitch out together.
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What isn't normal is that I only hear my music, and I don't hear any of the train or crowd noise around me.
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We have that actually recorded, and hopefully no one will ever hear it, because you can hear how nervous Michael and I are.
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The masses could hear the Scriptures being read aloud, thus gaining the capability of the prior era—to hear the words of God.
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The hearing aids are running machine-learning algorithms that continuously monitor his "acoustic environment" to help him hear what he wants to hear.
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"I hear people screaming, and I know there's no one there, but I hear it and they tell me that's what PTSD is."
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"It was refreshing to hear that from a French leader, and disappointing that we don't hear it from an American leader," he said.
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" He added: "What you hear in your profession right now is going to be very different from what you hear (from) our candidates.
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"I can hear the glass crunching on Kristallnacht in the ghettos of Warsaw and Vienna when I hear that, honest," former Massachusetts Gov.
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Having a desk in the same space as everyone else means you hear things you might not hear in a formal setting. 1.
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"We will hear from Secretary Clinton — we won't hear from Mr. Trump," NAACP President and CEO Cornell William Brooks told CNN last week.
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I don't want to half-hear my music on the train and I'm sure my fellow passengers don't want to hear my music.
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When I hear it, I still hear fragmented sessions and stuff like that, but I have positive memories of recording all those things.
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Not the most relatable of problems, but I'm always happy to hear about Cardi's success and I'm thrilled to hear she's doing well.
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I think that when we hear criticism like that, that the voice is condescending, we hear it all the time, it's nothing new.
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They were "Ain't nobody ever gonna hear us/Ain't nobody hearing us now," not "Ain't nobody ever gonna hear nobody hearing us now."
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Same with the nurses — they don't want to hear from 76 employers, they want to hear from three that are the right fit.
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You're not going to ever hear me say, 'Woe is us,' because every club has challenges and no one wants to hear excuses.
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Even if there's a communications problem, if you don't hear my order" — he emphasized that part: hear my order — "you don't open fire.
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"My mom always said I hear what I want to hear and didn't believe that I had a hearing problem," Ms. Evans said.
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So I believe there's amazing music that we've yet to hear, and unfortunately we're not going to be able to hear it all.
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That message may be hard to hear — harder to hear, certainly, than stories of human kindness that is now mitigating the storm's toll.
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While I didn't hear any noise coming from the hallway or elevators, I did hear quite a bit of noise through the windows.
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And now you can expect to hear it on repeat all the way up to the vote on whether to hear from witnesses.
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" He also noted that while many want to hear about product launches and business strategies, some attend to "hear answers on other topics.
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Brown testified that he could hear Jean singing in his apartment and did not hear Guyger shout any commands before he heard gunshots.
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This may sound patronizing at first, but the problem is that we all have a tendency to hear what we want to hear.
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Q But do you want to hear her story before you draw a conclusion — THE PRESIDENT: I'd like to hear her story, yeah.
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LGBT voters, black voters, Hispanic voters, and women voters were told what they needed to hear, not necessarily what they wanted to hear.
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You can hear how the program will pronounce your name by selecting the "Hear how I'll say it" button on the next screen.
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I want to hear about job creation in 2018, but I also want to hear about the passage of an Equal Rights Amendment.
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People who know those bands are particularly excited to hear them because they wouldn't expect to hear that song alongside something massively popular.
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I have to say, I think he's, I think he hears, you know, I think these people hear what they want to hear.
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I'm like, "Hey, you know ..." Usually when we hear this story, you just hear that there is an elderly white woman saying ... Yeah.
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"In the next years, we will hear a lot about authoritarianism in Brazil, but we will also hear a lot about resistance," she said.
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The rhetoric we hear about Donald Trump can be just as damaging as the rhetoric we hear from Donald Trump, former Rhode Island Rep.
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"I was the only one to actually give you a chance in Scotland and hear you out and hear your story," said Saeli, 25.
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And now, in New York, I hear they passed a new regulation that, if you use the word, 'illegal immigrant' -- did I hear correctly?
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"Although I can still hear a little, one on one, and on the phone, I can't hear music well enough to sing," he writes.
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You'll hear back within 24 to 48 hours if they go well, and you can assume they didn't if you don't hear back soon.
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The Vergecast Live in San Francisco If you enjoyed this podcast and want to hear more, let us know what you want to hear!
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" "I don't want to hear the tape, no reason for me to hear the tape," Trump said in an interview with "Fox News Sunday.
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"We think it's important for the American people to hear from him and to hear his answers to questions about the report," Nadler said.
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"A lot of people hear 'mead' and they hear 'honey' they think 'sweet' automatically, and they don't even give it a try," says Botica.
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We didn't hear much about Windows Phone at Build, but we're bound to hear a lot more about Cortana over the coming year ahead.
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Several Syrians have told me that you don't hear the planes if you get hit, you only hear them if you're not the target.
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Waiting to hear back from colleges can be a stressful time, especially if you end up not getting the news you want to hear.
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Will only hear certain considerations Although the high court today agreed to hear the appeal, the questions it will seek to answer are limited.
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So it's great to see that, considering how much work clearly went into everything you hear, similar effort was put into everything you hear.
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"I can hear the glass crunching on Kristallnacht in the ghettos of Warsaw and Vienna when I hear that, honest," Mr. Weld said Thursday.
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The physicians there said, 'When you hear the knocking on your door of patients with this disease, which is all we hear, all day . . .
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The job of a debate moderator is to balance what the public wants to hear from the candidates, and what it needs to hear.
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"To hear them plead guilty basically was what we wanted to hear, but the sentencing part of it, that's questionable," David Gregory told reporters.
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I didn't hear a single Arizonan raise a voice about what happened and didn't hear single person reject President Trump's statement regarding the violence.
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In the imperfect contest of credibility, juries don't hear from the criminally pristine, they hear from two evils and choose to believe the lesser.
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Some of the ideas they hear are going to be right and some of the ideas that they hear are going to be wrong.
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In each brilliantly crafted song, we hear the debates that shaped our nation, and we hear the debates that are still shaping our nation.
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"They could hear people gasping, they could feel people leaning forward in their seats, they could hear the noises on the ramp," Lawson said.
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I can't hear too much without my hearing aids, but when you're in a setting with loud music going on I can hear that.
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So if you concentrated you could hear it, but it was probably hard to hear it well when there was work going on there.
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Extracurricular activities became so intense that it is more common to hear people complain about them then to hear that they actually enjoy them.
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Trump's acting chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, dismissed such connections Sunday, saying on NBC, "People are going to hear what they want to hear."
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"I believe every one of them, but I didn't hear anything from any of them, and I didn't hear anything from parents," she said.
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"You hear about us, but you never really hear from us," she says, as a clip of Trump attacking Mexicans plays in the background.
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"If she can't hear it from her mom in daily life, she can hear it from her mom through a Disney movie she wrote."
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"But I think we should hear from witnesses, and I would most like to hear from all the president's men," Klobuchar told The Hill.
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I pop in my earbuds and skip ahead on I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One, because I must hear "Autumn Sweater" immediately.
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Some of the famous women they honored: Sojourner Truth, Sally Ride, Carrie Underwood, Maya Angelou, Beyonce, Lorde and of course, Cardi B. Hear, hear!
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After our bond earnings, you will hear our April run rate of $3 billion and you will hear our committed backlog of $3.4 billion.
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When you hear about mass incarceration and you hear about this war on drugs and you read all of these stats, you never get to hear about the children and family left behind and the ripple effect that these sentences have on the community.
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You can hear that here: You'll agree, it's terrifying – truly, utterly frightening, like maybe this is the noise you hear at the entrance to hell?
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The police don't have to use force to convince a suspect that they will hear what they want to hear, regardless of whether it's true.
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When we hear about retouching these days, we mostly hear about the botched jobs and the toxic cultural impact of manipulating the images we see.
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Scientists Discover Long-Sought Evidence of First Stars FormingWhen you sweep across the FM radio band, you don't always hear music—mostly, you hear static.
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It's one thing to hear it on the track, but another entirely to hear it thundering from nearly 3,500 young people in a cavernous space.
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Republicans typically say that they want somebody with a temperament that is proper for the bench, to hear the cases and to hear them wisely.
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It doesn't mean that what you hear in the slideshow is what you'd hear in the club, because you had rappers getting on the mic.
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You hear the phrase "Flex on Me," you're thinking you're going to hear something cocky and arrogant, and this didn't really teeter on those lines.
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"They hear people talk about cancer drugs, they hear people talk about oncology advancements, and they say, 'I want to invest in that,'" Hempstead said.
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So, again, this is a Laurel and Yanny moment: Some look at Friday and hear, too many guns, others hear we need more armed personnel.
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" GUTFELD: This is like when we hear -- when we hear communism, we think, "100 million dead," but like, a left-wing academic goes, "Ooh, utopia.
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The first song we hear on the radio is about interplanetary messages and the next we hear is about a new morning and being rescued.
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So when you first hear a song you like, you really enjoy it — until you start to hear it too much, which decreases its enjoyment.
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So to hear someone else say it is kind of comforting, so I hope people can hear it and have the same sort of comfort.
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And meant -- stop me if you've heard this before -- that people will likely hear what they want to hear coming out of this hearing. 7.
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" He explains, "I'm the kind of person that if I hear something in the background, I focus on it until that's all I can hear.
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Donohue will hear arguments from both sides on Wednesday, and could rule from the bench on whether he has the power to hear Ramirez's case.
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Every year we hear success stories, and one of the things that I'm most thankful for is when I hear that they found another family.
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"Every day we hear this is the president's new policy, and two days later we hear it's not happening," Schumer said from the Senate floor.
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" Richard Nixon and Ted Williams "In politics, you find that when you win, you hear from everyone; when you lose, you hear from your friends.
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While fans can expect to hear all of Brown's biggest hits on the road, they might also get a chance to hear some new material.
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We had to position our ears in just the right spot (a few inches in extent) to hear the audio, otherwise you didn't hear anything.
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"I hear nuance in Parliament-Funkadelic, and I hear nuance in hip-hop," says Berklee College professor and "punk-funk" generation member Prince Charles Alexander.
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Related: Hear a Chaotic Orchestra Made from Brainwaves This Sound Sculpture Makes Algorithmic Prank Calls Hear Haunting Music Made by Slowly-Crushed Toys and Smartphones
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You don't hear about how much money Uber loses every time you get in one of their cars, you hear about how fast it's growing.
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Here are the facts you won't hear from the Trump administration, but you will hear from economists and researchers who have published on the subject.
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From the riff I will start to hear the rhythm guitar chords that accompany it, and from there I will start to hear a melody.
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I could hear the audio while still holding a conversation with Wallace, who could only hear me and not what was coming from my speakers.
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You won't hear many all-English K-pop songs Speaking of songs, you're probably not going to hear BTS actually sing their songs in English.
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Your job as a leader is to really hear what people are saying, not what you want to hear or what you think you heard.
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But if you want to hear about how Twitter is really tackling its myriad challenges, these are the two people you want to hear from.
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When I hear those 270 shows, I hear a band that is rejuvenated, enthusiastic, running lean and hungry, and completely focused on making great music.
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We make money from advertising, so we're going to hear from an advertiser and then we're going to hear about you taking on positions. Okay.
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But FDR's message is also important today for our enemies to hear, just as it was meant for Hitler, Hirohito, and Mussolini to hear in 1941.
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I was like, 'God, I just want people to hear that I'm actually still making music: this music exists and I want people to hear it.
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The Justices not only agreed to hear the cases this fall, but also agreed to hear the issue in early October when its new term begins.
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Viewers are not used to having such a stripped-down environment, where they can hear themselves breathing in the theater, or hear themselves crunching on popcorn.
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He longed to hear the voice of his baby, whom he watched grow in photographs she posted and quickly deleted, wishing he could hear his voice.
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You can hear—or at least I can hear—all of my influences within different types of genres that I pull inspiration from within every track.
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If you're reading this next paragraph ready to hear about a new drama involving Taylor Swift, you might be disappointed to hear that there isn't one.
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"You didn't hear the officer say 'gun, gun, gun,' you didn't hear him — he didn't have time to perceive a threat," Merritt told reporters on Saturday.
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So if you're LaGuardia and you're over the flight path today about 500,000 people wouldn't hear this plane coming in-- that they hear the planes today.
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It's strange, but when I hear the music from a game like Chrono Trigger, I hear something that I feel like I can get close to.
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" Jill told Inside Edition it "was very hard to hear his voice after all this time, not knowing if I was going to hear it again.
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"[You] have to be willing to hear it and listen to it and then hear my side," Gunvalson told Judge at the top of their talk.
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When we first hear "Bohemian Rhapsody" after Freddie Mercury says "it's opera," the song doesn't feel organic because we know exactly what we're about to hear.
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So I'd hear the podcaster start saying something in my right ear, and then hear the same thing in my left ear a half second later.
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We're still waiting to hear more on features, pricing, availability and so on, but expect to hear a lot more when E3 rolls around in June.
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People only see or hear what they want to and four times as many people say I just will read and hear what I believe in.
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"Sometimes you hear the shell whine after you've heard it explode; sometimes you hear it whine and it never explodes," wrote Ernie Pyle of the battle.
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"We were getting ready to leave and we did hear a cry coming from the boat… I could hear her saying something inside," Rush told FloridaToday.com.
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That way it's easier for you to hear what she is saying, and easier for her to hear what you are saying — without jumping to conclusions.
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This is far from the ceremony that many of us hear in this sublime music, yet Mr. Morris makes you hear its sublimity in new ways.
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Such an ethics allows us to see that we most often prefer not to see, makes us hear what most often we prefer not to hear.
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You hear plenty of talk about voting against Hyde-Smith for various reasons, but you hear very little about voters inspired to go vote for Espy.
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And I think that's why the viral audio clip of a robot some people hear saying "Yanny" and other people hear saying "Laurel" is so provocative.
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"I can hear the glass crunching on Kristallnacht in the ghettos of Warsaw and Vienna when I hear that, honest," Weld told The New York Times.
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And I'm reminded mostly that Lucille Clifton helped me hear things — helps all of those who love her work hear things that they would rather ignore.
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And the most common way that people would hear about Pinterest, and the most common way they hear about it today, is somebody would do something.
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Under this resolution, Senator McConnell is saying he doesn't want to hear any of the existing evidence, and he doesn't want to hear any new evidence.
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"I can hear the glass crunching on Kristallnacht in the ghettos of Warsaw and Vienna when I hear that, honest," Weld told The New York Times.
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While you often hear of the $6900 trillion in debt the federal government currently owes, you rarely hear about the $2628 trillion in debt owed locally.
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The high court is due to hear arguments in the abortion case on March 2 and is expected to hear the immigration arguments the following month.
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The same thinking applies to the audio clip of Yanny versus Laurel: What you hear is impacted by how you hear the synthesized speech (are you wearing headphones or not wearing headphones?) and what you hear it on (are you listening from your phone or your computer?).
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"Now Nancy Pelosi, or 'Nancy,' as I call her, she doesn't want to hear the truth and she doesn't want to hear, more importantly, the American people [to] hear the truth," Trump told reporters after the speaker's announcement that she would not let the speech proceed.
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Bishop said, "If they are unwilling to compromise with me or at least hear where I'm coming from, hear what I have to say, hear what we care about as the people that they're supposed to be representing," she is going to write down the lawmakers' names.
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At times it's possible to thread the needle between what the base wants to hear and what the general public wants to hear with "dog whistle" messages.
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"I think I hear something," he says and begins to ring the bell on his bike as though to call out specifically for someone to hear it.
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Hear to Slay with Roxane Gay & Tressie McMillan Cottom Premiere Date: May 7What It's About: Hear to Slay is the Black feminist podcast you've been waiting for.
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See: The way you may now wonder why you don't hear from people within windows of time you never would have expected to hear from them before.
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"We hear directly from them and we hear from their families that it is in many cases one of the best days of their life," says Whitten.
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Google added a third microphone to this device to hear you better, and in my studio apartment, it never failed to hear me calling out to it.
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Let's hear it for the brave folks who know they're going to hear "I don't get it" all night on Halloween and still wear their obscure costume.
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"I hear a lot of people speaking about girls' empowerment and women's empowerment — you will hear people saying they are helping women find their voices," she explained.
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And you can hear that on the album; you can even hear it in the first single: It's just clean and crisp but still sounds like me.
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I happened to hear about Oluo's situation by chance, but no doubt this is happening to many groups and many people whom I would never hear about.
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It can get embarrassing: We're having a conversation and I hear you, I see you, I hear what you're saying, but it's not connecting to my brain.
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"I hear a lot of people speaking about girls' empowerment and women's empowerment — you will hear people saying they are helping women find their voices," she said.
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You hear about the terrible, but what you don't hear about is how good it is for so many people until it's not good for them anymore.
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That said, you will hear, and continue to hear, a lot of hogwash and hullabaloo about who was the best of the best in Muay Thai history.
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The only time people ask me where I am from is when they hear my accent, hear me speaking German or when they wonder about my name.
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"To hear a C.E.O. give you their whole pitch just like they would an institutional investor and hear their whole business plan, it's tremendously valuable," he said.
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"The people around the president need to tell him what he needs to hear, not what they think he wants to hear," the former communications director said.
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You don't tend to hear this, but there are people on the other side of that issue who are, think, don't even … SULZBERGER: We do hear it.
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"The comments about the economy and where the economy is growing, deployed soldiers don't want to hear about that, they want to hear, 'hey thanks,'" he said.
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You can hear some real pop sensibilities in what she does, and it's still weird to hear a dance artist make music which is so overtly emotional.
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Whatever you'd hear without them, you hear with them at the exact same time, which is a feat of engineering both for the hardware and the software.
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The president does not want to hear the ten ways things cannot get done — he wants to hear the ten ways in which it will be done.
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One thing that I both want to hear and do not want to hear is the artist's reasoning, why he or she works in a particular way.
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Sam: Well, you hear them on the radio because they're a big popular band, but I guess I didn't hear their complete discography until a year ago.
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Maybe we'll hear from a sponsor, maybe we'll hear from one of my friends at Vox Media who wants to tell you about one of their shows.
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The court is expected to hear the case during its next term starting in October, but the justices did not say when it will hear oral arguments.
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They're saying "We hear you" and "We're annoyed with what we hear," and then going against their critics just to be edgy and part of the conversation.
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But to even hear such calls from such quarters — or to hear the most vigorous defense of the security services by Democrats — leaves veterans like Gagliano bemused.
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Sometimes I have been unable to converse with the person at the table with me because I cannot hear him, and he is unable to hear me.
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Also, I'd wanna hear his funny stories and hear his laugh and watch that face crinkle up with amusement and watch a sadness descend on him again.
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At the JPMorgan Healthcare Conference, attendees will hear from more male presenters named Michael than they will hear from female CEOs (22 Michaels to 20 female CEOs).
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The things no one wants to hear For the students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, speaking their minds means sometimes saying things people want to hear.
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"The next time you hear the claim of $2 billion annual earnings from the organized export of labor, remember not to believe everything you hear," he said.
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"When we hear happy songs, our muscles relax, just like when we hear sad songs, we cry," she explains of the performance element of her beauty therapies.
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Like when Donald Trump comes on TV—you can't hear the propaganda from Seoul, but if you drive just an hour, you'll hear the broadcasts, and if you hear it every day, like seeing Trump on TV every day, you take it as a part of your everyday life.
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We hear a lot more about what the people in the U.S. are talking about, people in the White House, folks in the Congress, members of the press than you hear about what's going on in China because you only hear what they put out for our consumption.
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I barely hear my songs in clubs anymore, but when I would hear my songs in clubs it took me a few minutes to realize it was me.
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People might not want to hear that, but I can't even count the things I've heard in the last 11 years that I didn't want to hear, either.
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So the whole time we would hear this [simulates banging noises], and we decided to make songs with heavy kick drums so we couldn't hear the noises anymore.
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Woody the standard poodle doesn't have to buy a movie ticket to hear Jeff Goldblum's "powerful" voice — the gorgeous pooch gets to hear it at home every day.
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Held on a $100,000 bond "Shortly after that, you hear her scream as she falls and you hear the thump of her body hitting the ground," it said.
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He was just a quiet man, and he was hard of hearing and soft-spoken, so he couldn't hear you well and it was hard to hear him.
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Researchers in New Zealand have started trials to see whether MDMA can treat tinnitus, a condition that causes people to hear irritating sound no one else can hear.
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Vie touts the open cage design as a way for the user to hear what's around them, which can be safer if you want to hear oncoming traffic.
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The Genie has far-field microphones to hear your commands from across the room, and its built-in speaker is loud enough for you to hear its responses.
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"I feel like shutting that door on 'women don't want to hear women' because that's BS," Underwood said on the Women Want to Hear Women podcast in September.
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While we will not hear Mueller express sympathy for President Donald Trump's feelings (or anyone else's feelings), neither will we hear him express moral outrage over Trump's actions.
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But there's another tension I hear in your letter, and I'm wondering if you hear it, too, now that it's been a little while since you wrote it.
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Next week, we'll hear from ECB head Mario Draghi, who speaks in Brussels Monday; Japan reports fourth-quarter GDP; and we'll hear from the big retailers, including Walmart.
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As was expected, if you want to hear Kanye West's upcoming album Waves first, you'll have to hear it at Madison Square Garden or inside a movie theater.
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"I feel like shutting that door on 'women don't want to hear women' because that's BS," Underwood said on the Women Want to Hear Women podcast in September.
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"I feel like shutting that door on 'women don't want to hear women' because that's B.S," Underwood said in an interview with Women Want to Hear Women podcast.
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The system uses echo-cancellation tech to hear you over the music and the six internal microphones will be able to hear you from anywhere in the room.
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Before you hear about the trial, the documentary says, you need to hear all the stories — the stories of race, celebrity, sports, America — that it's a part of.
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"We will hear the pleas tomorrow," Chief Justice Dipak Misra, who is heading a panel of three supreme court judges that will hear the case, said on Monday.
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Anyway, I'll never hear the song the same way again, and I'll probably always only hear his version, which keeps speeding up until it reaches death-metal velocity.
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If the justices agree to hear the Slants case, the petition said, they should hear the Redskins case, too, even though the Fourth Circuit has not yet ruled.
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There's the message that you want the justices to hear, the person they need to hear it from and the lawyer who can translate into the correct language.
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"In the music that you will hear today, you hear our pain and our memory," conductor Valery Gergiev told the group of dozens that gathered in the amphitheater.
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If you stay on the line after dialing, you can hear your current usage announced, and get further options to hear your text and data usage as well.
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A lot of the influences you probably can't even hear, or I can't even hear, but that just means everything that I've ever enjoyed is technically an influence.
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"The only thing you can do is once you hear him say something privately, start preparing talking points because sooner or later you will hear it in public."
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"What we do hear is people talking about near misses, the near hits," Mr. Conner said, "but it's very rare that we hear of people actually being hit."
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To hear this private ideology in action, pick up a copy of the duo's newly released disc, "Time Gone Out," then go hear them at Happylucky on Saturday.
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So it was definitely super flattering to hear him say that and to hear other people say that as well cause I worked hard and a long time.
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Or worse, where we insist that Facebook (for its own survival) becomes the arbiter of what speech we the people get to hear and what we don't hear.
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We want to hear the sound of cash registers again, but we cannot afford to hear them over the cries of those made in the image of God.
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President, the next meeting is with senators and House members,' and he said, 'Well, just bring them on out to hear this because they'll want to hear it.
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When you need to hear something, like a train announcement, there's a Transparency mode that lets you hear more of the world around you while still playing music.
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So yeah I mean you would hear sort of a talking point on Fox News and then the next day you kind of would hear people say it.
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Bach and Chopin, both on this (inexpensive) Peoples' Symphony program, we hear rarely from him; Weber, whose Sonata No. 2247 concludes the recital, we hear rarely from anybody.
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"I don't hear any coherent vision for what the Democratic leadership believes in — most of what I hear is constant demonizing of Trump and his supporters," she said.
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You might hear "That's my cue!" in the wings of a theater, but with that question mark, you're more likely to hear it in a POOL HALL. 24D.
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We don't want to upset them, so we tilt the mirror to their liking, telling them what they want to hear and not what they need to hear.
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While you can hear the Black Sabbath, Pentagram, Atomic Rooster, Can, Thin Lizzy, and Kyuss, those influences are so blurred that, ultimately, all you hear is Orange Goblin.
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The mysterious sound only Canadians can hear The mysterious sound only Canadians can hear It's a low rumbling that rattles window panes and keeps locals up at night.
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BECAUSE IT'S EASY TO TALK ABOUT LOWERING RATES, IT'S A LOT MORE COMPLICATED TO TRY AND FIND WAYS TO PAY FOR IT. AS WE'RE LEARNING WHEN YOU HEAR ABOUT THE STATE AND LOCAL TAX DEDUCTIONS, WHEN YOU HEAR ABOUT MORTGAGE INTERESTS AND WHEN YOU HEAR ABOUT THINGS LIKE THE 401K PACKAGE.
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And there's nothing, there's nothing as, there's nothing as meaningful or as powerful as that, and you know the problem is, and it used to be, and you would hear this, David, and I would hear it, and everybody would hear it, and — I'm not sure I believed it, ever.
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Supreme Court to hear internet sales tax case: The justices are poised to hear a landmark case tomorrow, and The Hill's Naomi Jagoda has the preview... The Supreme Court is slated to hear oral arguments Tuesday in a case about states' authority to require internet businesses to collect their sales taxes.
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Especially in the campaign, that was one of his tricks is that he would say seven different things, and people would either hear what they wanted to hear or nothing specifically would stick, whereas with Hillary Clinton, the emails were basically the one thing that everybody remembered or would hear.
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The headphones take an "ear print" of the way you hear through a short listening test and then adapt to the way both your left and right ear hear.
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"It's important for the American people to see and to hear what the report found, and to hear questions about it," Nadler said in a WNYC interview last month.
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I would like to hear him talk about it more, and I'd like to hear him apply it specifically to Hispanics and the Hispanic community and to African Americans.
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I could barely hear the hum of the engines just outside my window, nor could I hear the 2-year-old throwing a fit four rows ahead of me.
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The full 4th Circuit agreed to hear the case, as opposed to the standard panel of three judges that typically hear cases when they first go up on appeal.
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Because when you first hear it the first thing you may hear is the electronics and the pop, and we wanted to highlight just the songwriting in this version.
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If you hear melancholy in Blackstar, that's no projection, especially if you also hear the exquisite mastery of an artist who knows full well he's going out in style.
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We've reached out to Mike Rothenberg to hear from him on this recent accusation but have yet to hear back, though he has maintained his innocence on similar matters.
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"As painful as it is to hear Donald Trump talk -- and as embarrassing as it is as an American to hear him talk -- I think it's good," Smith said.
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"We started to tell the stories that people wanted to hear and were ready to hear, stories that other people could not or would not tell," Suga told Time.
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But I compare what I hear about her with what I hear about (or rather, directly from) Trump, and I really don't know how anyone could think that's comparable.
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There's going to be people who are going to want to hear both, and I'm going to play for them, the people that really want to hear what's happening.
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We'll also hear from Megadeth's Dave Mustaine, who looks back on his legendary career, and visit Nashville with Noisey's Zach Goldbaum to hear from Kesha, Margo Price, and more.
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We all need someone like Karin in our lives -- someone who tells you what you need to hear, not just what you want to hear, and with a smile.
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But I do see and hear the same things that other people see and hear, and a lot of people have concluded that what's going on is not normal.
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You'll hear from government officials pushing the edge of alternative transportation and smart mobility, and you'll hear venture capitalists discussing how mobility startups can scale and navigate international expansion.
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" But she also admitted that she was using fury as a front: "When I hear that song, I definitely hear the anger as a protection around the searing vulnerability. . . .
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"One of the biggest issues that I hear about throughout the campaign, that I hear about from every corner of our country, is how much an education costs," Mrs.
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It would have taken four justices to agree to hear the issue, and only three conservative justices -- Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito and Neil Gorsuch -- voted to hear the case.
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I can hear when people are clapping, can hear the claps as individual sonic events: I can almost always make out the crisp echo of the last person clapping.
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"It means so much to hear your stories, and to hear about Zack because that's what I'm clinging onto right now," Parrish's wife said, according to CNN affiliate KDVR.
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Nonprofessional speakers tend to rush through a speech, or talk so softly that many people strain to hear what they are saying — if they can hear it at all.
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To hear the rhetoric, to see the stock photography of nature, to hear Dr. Reedy mumble "Native American spirituality" in one video, you might believe the goal was profundity.
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I Hear A New World, Kamron Hazel Kamron Hazel's I Hear A New World uses wooden structures and objects to represent larger social structures and institutions that govern mobility.
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It was a tricky thing, to feel that 'I want to hear you and I want people to hear you, but I'm so sorry that I have to ask.
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And then, with my art, I look at it the same way because some of the strangest places you wouldn't expect to hear my art, I hear it. Overseas.
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I hoped she could deduce that if I could hear her vacuuming her bedroom at midnight, I could definitely hear Neighbor Bro rattling her bed frame at 3 a.m.
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But plenty of times, you'll leave an interview feeling great only to hear that they won't be moving forward with you, or worse: You won't hear anything at all.
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People talk about what they hear on TV. So if they hear on TV that a particular issue is the most important, that's what they're going to talk about.
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When I hear conservatives talk about the importance of family structure, what I mostly hear them doing isn't articulating a policy agenda, but articulating opposition to a policy agenda.
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The orchestra pit rises into full view, and the conductor takes us through parts of the score we're about to hear, almost invariably helping us to hear new layers.
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He was one of the few Republicans, maybe the only Republican, who came out and said that he wanted to hear from John Bolton, wanted to hear his testimony.
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But an attorney for JADCO argued that the panel that will hear the consider the request relating to provisional ban does not even have jurisdiction to hear the application.
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"Right now, I'm in my backyard, I can hear the helicopters, I can hear the sirens... We're just devastated and really praying for people to recover," she told MSNBC.
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If they hear that relations with Russia must be improved, while hours later they hear that its leader is a sinister liar, how to plan that next naval exercise?
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SARA EISEN: Because often, and it's ramping up again going into an election in the U.S., we hear China in this country and we hear about an economic adversary.
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It's kind of cool because like we are back in the time of having to hear something on the dance floor, or having to hear things in a mix.
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When you hear AT&T and Time Warner, and when you hear Verizon/AOL, we had Tim Armstrong here a couple weeks ago, say to justify why they're merging.
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You can hear how it works below: ( function() {
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We want – and need – to hear from you.
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The argument to me that you should hear what they're saying, that you should hear the voices because the media tends to make it more benign than it should be.
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Those folks are going to have a tough time because not only are they going to hear from the native community, they're going to hear it from their own community.
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Juuular also posited that older people, who are more likely to have sustained hearing damage, will probably hear "laurel" because our ability to hear higher frequencies diminishes as we age.
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You're not going to persuade somebody else who feels what they feel very deeply, but at the very least you may get them to hear something they didn't hear before.
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When it's over, I wait to hear the names of the dead and injured; I wait to hear of the warning signs that were given off prior and (often) ignored.
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You have to remember, Brits watch a lot more American television and hear more American music than vice versa, so they hear a lot more American English than vice versa.
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You hear what's going on in other parts of the country from my colleagues around the Reserve Banks, you hear the Board of Governors their views, individual views as well.
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Because they're real and they tell me what I don't want to hear which is what I need to hear and that's something you can't really put a price on.
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In announcing his displeasure with the court's unwillingness to hear Mr Sirechi's case, Mr Breyer pointed to other recent death-penalty appeals he wishes his colleagues had agreed to hear.
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Humans are generally thought of as being able to hear frequencies between 20Hz and 20,000Hz, while dogs can hear much higher frequencies in the general range of 67Hz to 45,000Hz.
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However, instead of the high-pitched whine you often hear from cheaper blow-dryers, all you hear from the Supersonic is the sound of air whooshing through the system. Silent?
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I'm happy to admit that while I'm eager to hear the issues being debated (particularly the economy and North Korea's new nuclear capability), I can't wait to hear the zingers.
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Things are going a million miles per hour again and hey, wait a minute, I've hear about all these things, but maybe this is something, I should hear him out.
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Pharrell, "Hear Me": "Hear Me" was released just a few hours after Kanye and Wiz Khalifa's Twitter kerfuffle fizzled out, and it's too enjoyable to get lost in the shuffle.
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"You hear about the health effects, you hear about the environmental impact and both those are disastrous and just scary is the only word I can think of," Donah says.
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Those of us who hear "Yanny" precisely and clearly can't fathom what the heck is going on in the minds of those who claim to hear Laurel, and vice versa.
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"He'll hear concerns, he'll hear criticisms, he will make decisions," said Robert Barnett, the Washington lawyer who has jousted with Mr. Shine on behalf of Ms. Palin and other clients.
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If the court, however, agrees to hear an appeal from the federal government in The Slants' case, the Redskins want the court to hear its case at the same time.
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SCOTUS TO HEAR CASE ON WARRANTLESS USE OF CELLPHONE DATA: The Supreme Court agreed Monday to hear a case next term challenging the use of cellphone records without a warrant.
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When I hear the music of Jimi Hendrix, the Beatles, Michael Jackson, Carlos Santana, Elvis Presley, Miles Davis, Prince, Kanye West, Kendrick Lamar, Drake, or Beyoncé, I hear connections everywhere.
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But in a series of recent focus groups in his clinic, Dr. Ghaferi says he's found that most people may simply hear what they want to hear during this process.
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Meanwhile, I hear these calls for empathy with the "white working class" that lashed out (notice it is never the black or brown working class we are urged to hear).
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That way the people who don't want to hear the warnings won't be affected and the people who would like to hear the trigger warnings would have that option available.
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An analogy would be the striking of a tuning fork: When it is struck gently, you hear a pure tone; but when it is struck hard, you hear the harmonics.
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When I am knocking on folks' doors, I hear people say 'We're not political, we don't vote' just as much as I hear people say 'Of course, I'm supporting Democrats.
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"I pray to hear from you again, to hear how everybody is doing," she wrote in a letter dated November 2, 2015, that was also addressed to her sister, Claire.
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Sometimes I think back on that incident, like when I hear about other people being called a racial slur, or when I hear about people harassing others at Trump rallies.
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Bach and Chopin, both on this (inexpensive) Sunday afternoon Peoples' Symphony program, we hear rarely from him; Weber, whose Sonata No. 2 concludes the recital, we hear rarely from anybody.
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Though I was eager to hear the "Rite," I was even more excited to hear Stravinsky's inexplicably neglected Concerto for Two Pianos (a rare example of a concerto without orchestra).
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But I will tell you, I hear a lot more about foreign policy than I hear about impeachment, for example, in terms of the questions that I get from voters.
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And I've been watching guys for 40 years make phone calls and I can't hear when you're -- and you could be two feet away, I can't hear people making calls.
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Perhaps the extremely personal perspective on Syrian asylum seekers offered by "What They What to Hear" is not a point of view that people here in Munich want to hear.
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Major takeaways from the speech will be that it's an opportunity for everyone in America to hear what the state of the union is and to hear the other side.
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Her dominance among Democratic-leaning interest groups is partly a function of her ability to figure out exactly what every group needs to hear and make sure they hear it.
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"In a time where the energy of the voters is not necessarily stacking up behind the biggest self-funders, the most wealthy-candidates, to say, 'We hear you, we hear you, we hear you, we just don't care, we're going to tell you who the candidate's going to be,' is inappropriate," Keith said.
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But at the same time, I can hear his pop punk chords and know they're his, in the same way I can hear Pelican or RLYR and instinctively know it's yours.
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Some energy analysts think there is a good chance the Supreme Court will hear the case and have warned Dominion may cancel the project if the court refuses to hear it.
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So now, people have access to all this information and all of these viewpoints, and the trade-off is that you're not forced to hear something you don't want to hear.
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While you mostly hear the soothing tones of your meditation teacher for the day, you also hear when they breathe too close to their mic or take a sip of water.
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Don't only reach out when you hear your friend raises $20 million dollars [for his or her startup], but also reach out when you hear their business isn't going so well.
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Unfortunately, I did hear significant noise from my neighbor next door watching TV. The TV was so loud, I could hear it over the blare of mine, and it was unsettling.
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" The music video opens with Daigle walking through a rocky landscape dressed in all black as she sings, "I hear you whisper underneath your breath/I hear your SOS, your SOS.
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"In LA, people hear my accent, and it's kind of like my secret weapon, because people can't help but have preconceptions when they hear me speak," he says with a laugh.
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Plenty of people hear a rendition of the happy birthday song on their special day, but not many people get to hear it from the mouth of a best-selling singer.
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Join us to hear more Be at Disrupt London to hear the outcome of the survey, and take part in the post-Brexit discussion at the most important event in tech.
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Being on a set in which they want to hear your voice, and they want to hear your input — you know, it's very special for an actor — but particularly, a teenager.
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So on my podcast, it's real: You're gonna hear dogs barking, the lawn being mowed, my baby crying, you're gonna hear the whole kid and kaboodle of how my life runs.
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"I would think any parent would never want to hear the last recording of their children, or their child perishing, so thank God I wasn't able to hear that," he said.
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Older adults tend to start losing their hearing at the higher frequency ranges, which could explain why Riecke could only hear Laurel, but his eight-year-old daughter could hear Yanny.
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Voters will get to hear directly from him and when people get to hear that message, they gravitate towards it…you're going to see that groundswell coming back as things progress.
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But as the spring days slip away with no agreement to hear from the special counsel, frustrated lawmakers are saying they should use whatever means are necessary to hear from Mueller.
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It should be more than 'Medicare for All'Banerjee: I mean, strikingly, you hear about the wealth tax, but you don't hear very much about what they're going to do with it.
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Far too many times I hear agency heads say: 'Well, we never heard from the CMO about what that strategy was,' and that's awful, that is a terrible thing to hear.
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" Since launching in 2014, Blavity has become known for producing viral content like "21 Things Black Men Don't Hear Often Enough" and "19 Things Little Black Girls Don't Hear Often Enough.
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For those moments, you'll need a solid USB headset with a good microphone so everyone at the office can hear you and good enough audio quality so you can hear them.
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And its athletes would not march under the Russian flag at the opening ceremony or hear the Russian anthem played if they win gold medals (they will hear the Olympic anthem).
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I am raising the TV volume, Brezhnev makes another pronouncement, I do not hear it, I raise the volume, the crowd is giving a standing ovation, I do not hear it.
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I grumbled about the weight, but realized Mr. Wright couldn't hear me any more than Tamilee Webb could hear me griping through a "Buns of Steel" VHS tape in the 1990s.
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Its job isn't to tell him what he wants to hear, but rather to tell him what it assesses he needs to hear in order to keep the American people safe.
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It's a rare thing to hear a conversation in a movie that makes you sit up a little straighter; it's even rarer that you hear a silence that does the same.
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Similarly, they hear less about President Obama's success in pulling the U.S. out of a deep recession than they hear speculation about the number of people who stopped searching for jobs.
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I wrote to the Garden to say I would love to hear the ball being dribbled off the parquet floor or clang off the rim (as you can hear on TV).
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The things you hear as a child—every time you hear someone say 'faggot' or talk bad about a gay guy, or see something on TV and make fun of that.
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"I do believe we're going to have to hear both from Attorney General Barr, one of those committees, and we're going to have to hear from Robert Mueller, ultimately," said Rep.
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If the Supreme Court agrees to hear the case, Riggs said it would likely have to be on an expedited review in order for the justices to hear arguments this term.
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Venus opposes Neptune on July 24, which will be a hazy day for communication—people are going to hear what they want to hear, so save important conversations for another time!
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" McCool responded: "I hear you mischaracterizing the #MeToo movement.
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" "I did hear what was said from the stage.
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" What they want to hear is: "How Will You?
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And finally ... This baby just wants to hear Biggie!
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Worried & saddened to hear about injuries & loss of life.
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You gotta hear this one for yourself ... it's hilarious.
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" WALLACE: "Why don't you want to hear it, sir?
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I didn't wait around to hear more screaming & rattling.
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Now consider how much you hear about ... industrial heat.
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" She added: "I will wait to hear from her.
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Hear more about them all in the clip above.
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But musically, oh my God — so interesting to hear.
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So glad to hear of this #ItTakesOne - thank you!!!
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As for Ortega ... anyone ever hear from that guy??
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You gotta hear Cody tell the story ... it's crazy.
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" McCool replied, "I hear you mischaracterizing the #MeToo movement.
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Then come online & hear it from everyone else too.
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"All I hear is 'repeal and replace,' " Trump said.
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" The woman continued yelling: "YOU KNOW YOU HEAR ME!
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Senator, we need to hear from you — your constituents.
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" Other students say, "I don't want to hear that.
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" Billy Crystal "Sad to hear of Penny Marshall's passing.
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This one seems SUPER obvious ... but hear us out.
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Hey, we hear there might an opening in Philly ...
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" Or, "I'd like to hear more of this part.
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Both appear to be men ... you hear male voices.
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Expect to hear more from them — and from insurers.
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" William texted: "Do u hear sirens from our house?
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" I hear my mother exclaim through the receiver. "Sweetheart!
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The good news ... we hear the movie is awesome.
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Here's what she does — and doesn't — want to hear.
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People need to hear your voice — and vice versa.
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The primary reason is — hear me out — the touchpad.
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The moment John & Karen Kasich hear the good news.
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Never fear, Mycroft — I hear it's making a comeback.
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They need to hear that … we have their back.
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And I wanted to hear her response to that .
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" Warren paused and then joked: "I didn't hear that.
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Hear me out — such is the beauty of Tieks.
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Wordplay FRIDAY PUZZLE — Today we hear from Robyn Weintraub.
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We hear Grover fussing, laboring — and then it happens.
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" Sometimes you hear the neighborhood called a "restaurant wasteland.
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But the public needs to hear -- and see -- more.
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It was definitely crispy — I could hear myself chewing.
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Is utilizing technology to ... I'd like to hear it.
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So it's ... Yeah, I wanna hear about these doughnuts.
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"We have an enemy of the United States that is conducting information warfare against us and our executive leadership doesn't want to hear it, doesn't want the Congress to hear it, and doesn't want the people to hear it," said former acting DNI David Gompert, who said he was "aghast" at the hiring of Grenell.
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"Disagreeable givers are the most undervalued people in our organizations, because they're the ones who give the critical feedback that no one wants to hear but everyone needs to hear," he says.
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I could still hear the idle rumble of an ice cream truck over heavy metal and the roar of a subway train rolling into Union Station made it hard to hear Nirvana.
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No Sales B.S. | The Most Simple & Honest Amazon FBA Course Sometimes you need a friend who tells you what you need to hear even if it isn't what you want to hear.
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For Sanford, the president is less of a factor: "I don't hear that much from voters, but I certainly hear a lot about it on the TV screen," he told BuzzFeed News.
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"I think what's really especial about me and the people who hear my story is that they're getting a really great success story, and it's something we don't hear enough," Rae says.
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"Hear ye, hear ye," I say in my town crier voice, with one hand on my phone, which displays The Distillers' Twitter page, and one hand on my town crier bell, obvi.
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I think we're going to hear less and less of those stories and we're going to hear more, 'I just raised my Series A round and now I'm looking for a CTO.
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You'll hear a plane flying overhead in the far-off distance: The SDK combines the physiology of a listener's head with the positions of virtual sound sources to determine what users hear.
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But I feel like so many people have just learned what they've learned and they're never going to change, even to the extent that they just hear what they want to hear.
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The trouble with both camps is one of forecasting everywhere: We hear an abundance of assertion; and since professionals are paid to make these forecasts, we also hear a lot of certitude.
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When the Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal of that decision last year, the case was sent back to the lower courts to hear the copyright aspect of the case again.
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So just like in a noisy cocktail party, your brain is filling in what it doesn't quite hear, based in part on what you expect to hear and what you've heard before.
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You might hear something along the lines of "They're not going Asian on this role, because there's another Asian in the cast," which is something you'd never hear if you were white.
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I could hear him, though, and I could hear when my mother, a woman he'd derided and belittled as being weak, came to him and did the heavy lifting for them both.
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I've asked the study authors to describe what it is like to hear these specially crafted sounds, and what exact messages they sent, and will update the post when I hear back.
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You have an important message for the world today—but, be careful, confusion is in the air, and people will hear what they want to hear thanks to Jupiter's clash with Neptune.
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"You can hear them — you can hear the reports of the gas grenades all up and down the streets," he says at one point as booms and shouts echo in the background.
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We kept the windows open all day because we wanted to hear the birds singing and around meal times; it was comforting to hear the sound of neighbors going through their cutlery.
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"I don't hear about them in our neighborhood, I mostly hear about them in Long Island," said Denese Robinson, a resident who said she believes the attack is likely an isolated incident.
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Someone will receive news he does not want to hear, but most likely he will hear it directly from Cora, and he will probably also be told to stay ready to help.
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By manipulating audio and changing the pitch of the voice, we upstanding citizens who hear "Laurel" can, for brief seconds, hear what the world sounds like through the ears of a maniac.
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If you hear the same concern or piece of feedback twice you should take it to heart, but if you hear it three times you probably need to stop and rethink things.
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While I hear your optimism, I continue to hear from black women undergraduate students about how they are discouraged from majoring in philosophy because the field doesn't speak to their philosophical passions.
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And you know, when people hear it and when they hear there is nobody, I can tell you this: There is nobody — nobody — that has more respect for women than I do.
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It's the tone you hear during sermons and in consultations; if you're an observant Jew, there's a good chance you'll hear it in the next several days, at High Holy Day services.
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Mike Crapo, Idaho Asked by CNN if he wants to hear from Bolton, he said: "I don't think we need to," adding he wants to hear from the defense team first. Sen.
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It's nice to hear Lucinda Williams, Gary Clark Jr. and others testify to (and demonstrate) the enduring influence of James and House, but it's infinitely more valuable to hear the men themselves.
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I'd love to hear more about your experiences with sermons, and not just in Christian churches, but in mosques, synagogues and everywhere you hear a talk with a religious or moral lesson.
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"A misconception about sound is as long we don't hear it, it doesn't matter if you hear it," said Erica Walker, a postdoctoral researcher in the Boston University School of Public Health.
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Experiments at Hungary's Eötvös Loránd University have shown that when dogs hear human voices, there's a specific area of their brain that shows significantly more activation than when they hear nonverbal noises.
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The Supreme Court has already decided to hear 38 cases for its upcoming term, and when the high court reconvenes this summer to hear them, Kavanaugh might be sitting on the bench.
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"You can take the time to hear out your prior broker who's at a new place and [also] take the time to not just hear from the new broker who's assigned to you but … speak with a branch manager and ask to interview a few different advisors at the existing brokerage firm and hear them out," he said.
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If I had to distil it to a unifying cultural ethos, I think it's something to do with survival and the insistence on human presence, and I think you can hear that in the blues, you can hear that in the writing of Richard Wright, Langston Hughes, and I think you can hear it also in hip-hop.
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"Seventy-one percent of people are more likely to believe what they hear from employees over what they hear from C.E.O.s," the poll found, and "55 percent of employees find independent news sources more believable for information about the company they work for, versus 45 percent who are more likely to believe what they hear directly from the C.E.O."
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Washington was making a similar argument in an appeal on the cancellation of six of its trademarks, but while announcing it would hear The Slants' case, the Supreme Court declined to hear Washington's.
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On the other end of the line, I did not hear things I agreed with, but I did hear what my mom had to say, which is what I'd set out to do.
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One percent of respondents to a recent WBUR New Hampshire poll said they wanted to hear about the topic, compared to 48 percent who wanted to hear about health-care prices and Medicare.
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You learn how hard it is for women to get capital and you hear about it constantly when you talk to other co-founders who are women and you hear about their struggles.
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However, they will not hear about his jokes about Spanish fly, the purported aphrodisiac, nor will they hear about the civil lawsuit he settled with defendant Andrea Constand in late 2006, O'Neill ruled.
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Muslim Advocates, a civil rights advocacy group focused on Muslim issues, was happy to hear Zuckerberg promise to run hate groups off of Facebook and even more happy to hear of Spencer's removal.
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"If you wanted to run tests to see if the player can hear certain audio sources or if the enemies can hear the players' footsteps, ray tracing is useful for that," he says.
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"We are blessed to be able to talk to her and hear her wisdom and hear everything that she's gone through, because what we're now going through, she's been through already," she added.
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But if anyone was hoping to hear any sort of intensive discussion of the issues affecting communities of color in the first debate of the 2020 season, they didn't get to hear much.
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As I say in the show, they say that they want to hear the things I'm talking about, but in actual fact, I feel like they don't want to hear it from me.
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About once a year it is customary for conference attendees to also visit the White House, so they can hear directly from the commander in chief and he can hear directly from them.
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It's possible Kavanaugh could hear none of these cases: In order to for a case to be brought before the Supreme Court bench, four out of nine justices must agree to hear it.
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While it's unlikely that this will get an official release, it's nice to hear Frank back on such a funky sound, and it's especially fun to hear him on a collab with Kendrick.
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"Every time I hear that they're inevitably coming, I believe that I hear some commissioner of some big league in the United States whispering into a reporter's ear that they're coming," he said.
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On this episode of The VICE Guide To Right Now Podcast, we sat down with Adams to hear more about the trend, and to hear what went down behind the scenes during shooting.
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When people are just sort of conforming to what the majority wants to hear, what the highest-status person in the room wants to hear, it's not because they really like each other.
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So I would hear stories from them about this place that they didn't even know anything about, and those stories were a counterbalance to the awful things that we did hear about them.
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They wheel out a white baby grand piano for Hubbard to play through "Dig Your Roots," and I only realize halfway through that I can't hear the piano—nobody can hear the piano.
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And if you make very clear that you're not working on behalf of the establishment, that's what a lot of them want to hear, including they want to hear that you're pro labor.
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While we hear reports of the latest negotiations around tax rates, tax base-broadening and simplification, we don't often hear about another critical issue for which tax reform has profound implications: rental housing.
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But for the fourth straight day there was no sign of his wife, Camille Cosby, to hear evidence of infidelities that Mr. Cosby in his deposition admitted he never wanted her to hear.
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"I'm just trying to show them that there is good in the United States, despite the news they may hear, the politics they may hear and the leaders they see," Ms. Patel said.
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And not only at a general level from individuals and families who were impacted, but it is something I hear almost as often as I hear about pay when I'm talking to teachers.
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In her 2007 feature debut, "Hear and Now," the documentary filmmaker Irene Taylor Brodsky followed her middle-aged parents as they got cochlear implants that allowed them to hear for the first time.
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She could hear, almost immediately, Christopher and Ann talking; she could not hear what they said—she was sitting in the living room—but the sound of their voices came to her steadily.
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"He&aposs in Italy, I&aposm in the Caribbean, and I actually get to hear about his day, he gets to hear about my day, and it really works for us," she said.
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One big reason is that when we choose to get our news from only like-minded websites, we don't hear the other side; we just hear how our side characterizes the other side.
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"People hear the concept of anti-trafficking and hear stories of people who have been survivors of violence and abuse, and of course they want to do something to stop it," she said.
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He could almost hear them saying, "This was my place."
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"Horrified to hear about the shooting in #LasVegas," she wrote.
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"I don't want to hear another damn word from him."
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"It was shocking to me to hear that," she adds.
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Can't wait to hear her back on the radio again!
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You'll never hear "Losing My Religion" the same way again.
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Want to hear a sentence that'll make you feel old?
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I can hear Jay Reatard in some of your music.
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And I can't wait to hear Zhadanov's take on that.
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But I don't wanna hear you complain about something else.
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We're just really excited for the world to hear it.
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You can hear the stream flowing from Wales into England.
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" K: "Em's laugh is probably my favorite thing to hear.
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"There's grace in being willing to know and hear others."
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We need to hear from companies outside the banking space.
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"We assume that we all hear the same," Slater says.
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But while walking around, you hear this weird wobbling noise.
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" After all, they added, America's politicians " may hear about it .
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That's why a lot of times, you can hear sleet.
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You hear a lot about technical advances on this show.
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"I do, I hear it all the time," he answered.
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So instead of doing that, let's hear from our sponsors.
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So I want to hear what she has to say.
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That was not what the American people needed to hear.
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That's what they hear Zinke saying they are disloyal to.
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"I hear drums beating for a potential war," Rice said.
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I want to hear that the sanctions remain in place.
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Levine: I'm so happy to hear you embrace Childish Gambino.
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The last word the FAA wants to hear is 'novel.'
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It will take longer to hear from NASA's Mars orbiters.
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Maisel, so we'll never get to hear Perkins's acceptance speech.
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I heard Yanny 10 times before I could hear Laurel.
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Or would losing one fundamentally impair your ability to hear?
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Bass' destination, to hear him tell it, will be space.
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Expect to hear plenty about the stories below in 22015.
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Kathy Griffin and Michelle Wolf need to hear it — NOW!!!
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You can practically hear the Imperial March in the background.
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No prime minister wants to hear those words in public.
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"Can't wait to hear the hole story," reads one comment.
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You can't see anything or hear anything or even speak.
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We don't often hear about bulimia from a male perspective.
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Here are three comments investors expect to hear Wednesday afternoon.
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Were you surprised to hear that she had been arrested?
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That said, I'd be very curious to hear your opinions.
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And she just can't wait to hear about your results?
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President. It's regrettable, and surprising, to hear Senator Sanders describe
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I hear you guys are living in Mexico City now.
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Not always the kind you hear at a Trump event.
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Hear us out: Dany could totally stay on the throne.
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News like that is never what you want to hear.
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ISSA: I just want to hear it one more time.
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I hear that is what people say they are protesting.
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You hear stories being from Toronto but it's great hockey.
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"You can hear the birds and the animals," she said.
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We'll update this article when and if we hear back.
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I hear them, and I ignore them, because you're wrong.
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It was awful in the way you hear about it.
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"It was not what I wanted to hear," he recalled.
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They have now decided to hear it sometime in 9.
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To hear meal preppers tell it, no, there is not.
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I want to hear him talking about his Clippers performance.
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The high court will hear the case in the fall.
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You can hear it at the top of the page.
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We'll update this story as soon as we hear back.
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Some might get scared to hear what happened to me.
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Hear from the knitting octogenarian himself in the video below.
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Hear really smart people's thoughts on politics or pop culture?
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This is why I relax when I hear the Velcro.
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Did you hear another health care plan came out today?
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We can't wait to hear the rest of the soundtrack.
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But he wants to hear my voice during the week.
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How can I get the news I want to hear?
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Plus hear more about how it can go entirely wrong.
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I hear Kensington Palace is beautiful this time of year.
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The answer is: It depends on whose version you hear.
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Don't expect to hear Enya on this soundtrack, no no.
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Sometimes at night I hear owls, even an occasional fox.
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To hear Fadell tell it, he certainly has reason to.
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"I could hear his conversations (at the newspaper)," said Broughton.
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We'll update this piece if and when we hear back.
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DALY: -- but it&aposs not something you hear about today.
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Called his voicemail just to hear his voice once more.
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"To hear her say that meant a lot to me."
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I hear derogatory comments about women in this place regularly.
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At 49 years old, I hear how great I look.
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But if there's more, then expect to hear "impeachment" again.
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If the story is heavy, who deserves to hear it?
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We'll update this story when and if we hear more.
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