I'm extremely worried — not just based on what I'm hearing out of the White House but also what I'm hearing out of the defense community.
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What we're hearing out of Mitch ... bring it on.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has been hearing out the concerns.
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QUINTANILLA: THAT CERTAINLY RHYMES WITH WHAT WE'RE HEARING OUT OF QUARTERLY CONFERENCE CALLS.
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In what was a contentious hearing out of the gate, committee chairman Republican Sen.
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My staff is keeping me up on it – what are you hearing out there?
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"The noise we're hearing out of Washing doesn't sound like they're close," said Art Hogan.
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After hearing out Tudor's hologram pitch, Becker wondered if the technology might represent such a seam.
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Grassley deemed the Democrats' request to halt the hearing "out of order" and accused them of obstruction.
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Instead of hearing out a product development expert named Jim, Barrett argues her design has been successful.
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But there's also an optimistic story for nuclear — and one that I think is worth hearing out.
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The source said Lee has been hearing out all sides of the issue and remains in listening mode.
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Out of curiosity, I asked a relative who uses a hearing out to try out the Boost earbuds.
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Or would it take the public condemnation in stride, hearing out the critics and amending its brand as necessary?
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"April, May so far have been solid and recovered and consistent with what you've been hearing out there," Moynihan said.
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Dianne Feinstein, warned Nielsen that she was not happy with what she was hearing out of her department thus far.
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Others are still hearing out Klobuchar — who held her own call with a dozen members on Monday night — and Buttigieg.
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Landis always treated him in a friendly way, hearing out his petitions for reinstatement, but he also always denied them.
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At the Senate hearing, the companies themselves focused on the pro-innovation case for these mergers, and that's worth hearing out.
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Plus, bringing that special someone home is no easy feat, so it's certainly worth hearing out the context of how he's feeling.
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Don't allow an obstinate or narrow-minded attitude keep you from hearing out-of-the-box ideas and making good decisions.9.
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Republican leaders have been hearing out the concerns of Republicans from states like New York, New Jersey, California and Illinois in recent weeks.
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Zuckerberg wants Facebook to be a town square, not just a traditional media or tech company, and that means hearing out all its constituents.
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It makes them feel uncomfortable, and they often jump to victimhood as a defense, or resolve to gaslight people of color and without hearing out their perspectives.
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Service reps for American Airlines in Fort Worth, Texas, offer real-time answers while juggling multiple queries, instead of individually hearing out each customer on the phone.
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In short, Republicans engaged in a discourse with the American people, listening to healthcare providers at the White House and hearing out citizens at town halls and forums.
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"I don't know of evidence of massive, millions of voter fraud that I'm hearing out of the White House; sure I'd like to see it of course," he said.
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Warren has been a studious member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, attending all but one subcommittee hearing out of the 40-plus committee hearings so far this year.
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Opposing a Kavanaugh confirmation before even hearing out the nominee is an affront to our country's sacred democratic process and the deference a judge with an undeniably accomplished career deserves.
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Peter Koski, the lead prosecutor, walked over to the defense table during a procedural hearing, out of earshot of the judge, leaned over and said they were dropping the case.
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Other Goldman colleagues dispute this account, saying that instead of making "power plays" for CEO, Cohn simply started hearing out the other offers coming his way, which included one from POTUS.
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Rep. Kevin Brady, who chairs the House Ways and Means Committee (which is writing the tax bill), has been working behind closed doors with these Republicans and hearing out their concerns.
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"He was saying that if they hate America so much because what we're seeing out of them and hearing out of them, they hate America," Dena Miller, one of the women said.
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Several Democrats who have spoken with the California Democrat say she is not trying to project her views about what the articles should look like but is hearing out her colleagues instead.
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Daniels' lawyer, Michael Avenatti, said he and his client attended the hearing out of concern that none of the documents seized in raids on Cohen's property last week be tampered with or destroyed.
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But Ms. Ford should at least be heard, and not just because the #MeToo movement has made the importance of hearing out victims of alleged sexual misconduct even more obvious than it already was.
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"Most of the news that you're hearing out of Washington suggests that it's going to be just a longer slog to get things done," said Bruce McCain, chief investment strategist at Key Private Bank in Cleveland.
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Though other Republican senators have indicated that they might be a little more flexible, at least on hearing out a nominee, the chances of a confirmation before the end of Obama's term appear to be close to nil.
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The backing he's built for past proposals comes from painstaking work talking to allies, working on plans with them, preparing them for what he'll release, hearing out their concerns, constructing processes where they feel heard, and so on.
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"He was saying that if they hate America so much because what we're seeing out of them and hearing out of them, they hate America," Dena Miller, one of the GOP women on the panel, told CNN's Randi Kaye.
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To defuse Trump's threats to disrupt trade and investment, policymakers say Mexico aims to strike a balance between hearing out his concerns over illegal immigration and U.S. jobs, and adopting a firm posture to protect its own economic interests.
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Schumer might propose, the permanent rules were not written with any particular impeachment in mind and thus represent a sincere effort to balance the interests of hearing out the House's case for impeachment and granting the accused due process.
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The NFL has still yet to put pen to paper on a league-wide anthem policy after uproar over their initial one caused severe backlash ... but, one thing's for sure -- we know POTUS likes what he's hearing out of Dallas.
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"To get to the point where you have them saying we're not flying and we don't think our leadership is listening, which is what you're hearing out of these pilots ... that's pretty severe," McSally, a former Air Force pilot, added.
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For instance, there's the man who chose to have his left leg amputated below the knee, the woman who blinded herself by pouring drain cleaner in her eyes, and the woman who intentionally impaired her hearing out of a desire to become deaf.
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He's also been viewed by Democrats as one of their favorite Trump administration officials for the countless hours he has spent on Capitol Hill hearing out Democrats across the political spectrum in order to land a rare bipartisan win for the president.
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As Tesla, Google, Volvo and the others work to take the human element (and all of its inherent weaknesses — distractions, slow reflexes, declining vision and hearing) out of the driving equation, accidents will no doubt be reduced, and many, such as rear-end collisions, may be eliminated.
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Democrats showed little patience for hearing out their criticisms, and Representative Jerrold Nadler, Democrat of New York and the Judiciary Committee's chairman, made liberal use of his gavel as he tried to maintain order in the face of Republican efforts to interrupt the hearing with parliamentary tactics.
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"The darker side of the Trump agenda for financial markets is the anti-globalization rhetoric we've been hearing out of the president-elect," he said, citing a report from The Hill that said Trump's team was toying with the idea of placing a 5 percent tariff on imports.
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More broadly, Mr. Corker's advisers say he and Mr. Trump have patched up their relationship and the senator is simply hearing out those who would like him to remain in the Senate, a decision he technically does not have to make until Tennessee's filing deadline in early April.
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Rep. Debbie DingellDeborah (Debbie) Ann DingellGun reform groups to pressure GOP senators with rallies in all 6900 states Automakers rebuff Trump, strike fuel efficiency deal with California Here are the 2628 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D-Mich.) on Thursday lamented what she described as a lack of progress on hearing out victims of sexual misconduct as Brett Kavanaugh and his accuser Christine Blasey Ford prepare to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee on her allegations against him.
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There are three types of reading # Subvocalization: sounding out each word internally, as reading to yourself. This is the slowest form of reading. # Auditory reading: hearing out the read words. This is a faster process.
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On this basis, Terhardt proposed that spectral pitches - which are what the listener experiences when hearing out partials (as opposed to the physical partials themselves) - are the only information available to the brain for the purpose of extracting virtual pitches. The "pitch extraction" process then involves the recognition of incomplete harmonic patterns and happens in neural networks.
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On 28 December 2012, a meeting was organized by Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde to discuss the Telangana issue. The meeting was attended by eight political parties with significant presence in the state legislature. After hearing out all parties, Shinde said that it would be the final meeting on the issue and the government would reach a decision within 30 days. At the meeting, MIM and CPI(M) reiterated their opposition to the division of the state.
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" The author identifies the press as a key figure in the tenor of the 2016 campaign, "The public hates us reporters in the best of times. But the summer of Trump could easily turn into an Alamo moment for the press." Taibbi comes to the view that members of the press should spend more time hearing out the viewpoints of the American populace, writing, "Just like the politicians our job was to listen, and we talked instead. Now America will do its own talking for a while.
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Shakthi and his friends initially face tough challenges in the form the government officials and even the local police, but overcoming all struggles, the trio, supported by the villagers, protests in front of the district collector's office to obtain permission for constructing the canal. Things go awry when two goons enter the crowd in disguise and incite violence, thus forcing the police to charge on them. Initially miffed about the nuisance, the collector argues, but after hearing out Shakthi and his friends, he relents and gives permission. The trio and the villagers begin work in full earnest.
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Ban Khor Sign Language (BKSL) is a village sign language used by at least 400 people of a rice-farming community in the village of Ban Khor in a remote area of Isan (northeastern Thailand). Known locally as pasa kidd ('language of the mute'), it developed in the 1930s due to a high number of deaf people. Estimated number of users in 2009 was 16 deaf and approximately 400 hearing out of 2741 villagers. It is a language isolate, independent of the other sign languages of Thailand such as Old Bangkok Sign Language and the national Thai Sign Language.
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He also seems to have the best hearing out of all of them. He often is more shy than bold, although when the pack is in dire threat his rage exceeds beyond his timid nature, propelling him ravenously into battle. An example of Toboe's courage is when the pack comes under attack by a large walrus, the last of his kind. As the others attack the large animal, Toboe stands frozen with fear until something 'snaps' and he lunges at the walrus's eye, refusing to let go until the beast throws itself into an iceberg, killing it.
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The specific philosophical school known as "applied ethics" has frequently involved discussion over ideals and the desirability of holding to them or abandoning them, depending on the context. In some theories of applied ethics, relative importance has gotten assigned to certain social preferences over others as a way to resolve disputes effectively. In analysis of legal theory, for instance, judges have been sometimes called on to resolve the balance between the ideal of truth, which would likely advise hearing out all evidence, and the ideal of broader social equality, which would likely advise seeking to restore goodwill between individuals regardless of specific findings during a particular case. Said judges have also been required to consider the principle of the right to a speedy trial as well, which places limits on the previous two ideals given the time involved in ferreting out details.
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