When my mum hears "Lady in Red", she hears sadness and pain.
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He hears other animals; he smells antelopes running outside and hears other lions roaring.
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He told us that half his lab hears Yanny, and half his lab hears Laurel.
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In fact, when Trump makes a joke, America hears a joke, but the media hears racism.
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Whereas the Supreme Court hears only about 75 cases a year, the Ninth Circuit hears thousands.
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He hears Lydia saying goodbye, then he hears the faint click of the receiver replaced in its cradle.
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"I assume it's his mother he hears — or thinks he hears," the boy's father (Marton Csokas) says in the trailer.
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It was hidden in plain sight, like the tiny people only Horton hears in Dr. Seuss's Horton Hears a Who.
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While everyone else just hears your droid whistles when you speak, the person with the other helmet hears your unfiltered voice.
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Everyone else in the movie's world hears the typical squeaky "pika pika" out of Pikachu, but Goodman hears Reynold's dulcet tones.
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The mark hears it, correctly, as a request for salt; my accomplice hears it, correctly, as a directive to turn off the cameras.
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Jones said he hears both from Trump voters and those who loathe the president, but admitted that he hears more from people who support Trump.
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He hears the screams of Bernice Simon as her husband of more than 60 years was shot before her eyes, and then he hears her silence.
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Brought outside to stare at a tree, she's not allowed to turn around the whole night, no matter what she hears, and what she hears are horrible things, like Harvey's screams.
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Frankie hears Johnny's fulsome praise of her breasts, her hair, her everything as crazy or mocking or at least reflexively insincere; he hears her rejection of his praise as deliberately deflating.
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TUESDAY • SCOTUS hears a key transgender civil rights case.
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He hears a car door creak open — then another.
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WEDNESDAY • SCOTUS hears arguments in a key abortion case.
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Later that night, Buck hears a buzzing from his mirror again, and upon further inspection he hears not only sound, but believes he sees who he thinks is Rachel in the mirror.
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Here's hoping that everyone hears Mendes' message loud and clear.
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Amy hears the commotion from outside and the group flees.
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The woman knows a good time when she hears one.
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She tells me that she hears the cigarette is fake.
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She hears evil in his smooth speeches, his soaring rhetoric.
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Ana hears every word, but guests would never know it.
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She knows she still flinches when she hears loud sounds.
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The monster hears her and she screams and gives chase.
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S hears a noise and heads downstairs to find Delphine.
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And he hears that from trauma teams across the country.
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Just wait until he hears about cable companies and 10G.
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Alexa not only hears you, it sees you as well.
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These days, Williams no longer hears questions about her gender.
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Or is she screaming because she hears someone else screaming?
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Swift just hears "Wonderful Tonight," and she's ready to gush.
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On the Financial List, one judge hears the entire case.
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"He pretty much hears every conversation I have," Feldman says.
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Her housemate Esther hears her from another room and laughs.
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He won't like everything he hears on Fox on Thursday.
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Your words float off into oblivion and nobody hears them.
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Adam hears them coming, and fires at them in defense.
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Oyola says she hears political conversations constantly in the mall.
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I hope Trump hears "We are not the Pres's subordinates".
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Well, Facebook hears you, and it's got something to help.
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One reason is what she hears from the other side.
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Her son starts to cry as he hears her story.
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He no longer hears criminal cases, according to the newspaper.
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She hears the confessions of counts and noblemen and bishops.
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Or how someone with a cochlear implant hears the world?
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She hears him out and brings him to Dunbar herself.
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The visions come to a head as Claire hears gunfire.
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He knows who hears his pulse, and not everyone does.
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The other partner hears it as complaining, and just withdraws.
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So you don't care if anyone else ever hears it?
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He really only hears the album, kinda when it's done.
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As ever, Earn hears Al, but doesn't listen to him.
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"I'm hoping our government hears us very clearly," she said.
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What he hears is not necessarily a cause for despair.
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Florence, under scrutiny from the secret police, hears herself agree.
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Ms. Calle has committed to never revealing what she hears.
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And she, I think, she understands and she hears us.
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She also hears from skeptics about stocking naloxone in schools.
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MAIDUGURI, Nigeria — She hears the awful sounds in her dreams.
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The court hears arguments in that case on Feb. 21.
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The 3rd Circuit hears appeals from Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
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The broken-up beat hears Jevon open up about personal experiences.
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It is not a perspective one usually hears from start-ups.
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One of them hears a sound, freaking the other one out.
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Thanks to his heightened senses, Matt hears the bomb ticking underground.
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Through the radio transmission, she hears about international sanctions against Gilead.
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But without a distribution strategy to reach people, nobody hears it.
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Judge also just knows a good story when he hears it.
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Trump said he still hears people marveling about his supposed declaration.
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Wednesday night the convention hears from Trump's vice presidential pick, Gov.
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He hears how the lines are continuing to move against him.
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Her smartphone hears her "rest in peace" as "rust in peace".
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On October 5, as the US Supreme Court hears Buck v.
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She hears an answering-machine, for the Yanks have run away.
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There's no point felling trees in forests if nobody hears them.
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The Dot perks up almost immediately when it hears its name.
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I ask B. to let me know when he hears something.
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The song is about infidelity, but Ratliff hears a spirit of
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Yes, the camera hears like a bat does, Google points out.
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But instead she hears a broken window in the other room.
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It's a sentiment Chertavian said he hears echoed again and again.
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At church, he often hears a very liberal point of view.
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February 2015: Court hears oral argument on Barclays' motion to dismiss.
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Everything he hears from other people he's already heard from himself.
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Once she is there, she hears a rustling in the walls.
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Trump listens to them and, again, echoes back what he hears.
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"I'm on my way," mam says when she hears my voice.
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And she had words for the T.S.A. that it rarely hears.
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He hears a small voice crying out for help — a child.
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I was surprised, but everyone hears music in their own way.
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As he approaches centenarian status, Mr. Vallas hears a clock ticking.
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Father O'Malley hears "His will be done" and dives right in.
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Rae watches her swaying ponytail and hears wind in the treetops.
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That's not the type of story one typically hears about Lee.
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A word one hears again and again in France is désertification.
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Once one Silicon Valley billionaire hears about you, others do too.
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She hears a dim echo of that suffering, and she screams.
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A special court now hears claims and awards compensation to victims.
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The King only hears whispers, and is driven mad by it.
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It's not that he's selective—he knows who hears his drumbeat.
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But just as often, he hears from those that find them.
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"The DC Circuit hears most challenges to federal regulations," said Sen.
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Then again, the public rarely sees or hears about this harm.
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She said she hears the students fighting right outside her classrooms.
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I'm not sure he even hears the debate-show shouters anymore.
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Sanchez hears a few boos as he returns to the dugout.
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Kelsey hears a pop in the distance and then it's on.
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A voice Trump hears that speaks on behalf of small business.
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Like the music he hears in his head, he keeps going.
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"He hears and sees things that maybe he shouldn't," she said.
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"When I'm with him, he hears what I hear," she said.
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She hears The Stone Roses playing when the radio's not on.
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The world hears that voice and is drawing its own conclusions.
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They would instead represent the logical conclusion of what happens when the President of the United States seems to believe everything he hears—and when he limits what he hears to what he wants to hear.
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There, Kerner meets Victoria Harleston, who hears voices from beyond the grave.
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She constantly hears rumors of inappropriate behavior when it comes to Tristan.
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He often hears from teachers who show the episodes to their students.
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If anyone hears of any TV/film writing gigs, let me know!
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With every song she hears, she gets her own personal light show.
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Anna hears details of a terror-related cash she's in a bar.
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His current take is also upbeat – but he hears the clock ticking.
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Cramer also hears questions about how much investors should pay for stocks.
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Her brother lives there, and Maria says she hears it's easier there.
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She looks back at the viewer, as if she hears them approaching.
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Repeat after me, Horton Hears A Who: tiny. planets. are. not. charming.
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Even the elk-butcherer, a few doors away, hears Ms Page out.
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When Chloe explains this to the class, she hears her voice shaking.
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He hears Alison talk about how she was fighting her suicidal urges.
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Kelly's been trained to not believe what she hears in the media.
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A neutral third party then hears the evidence and makes a decision.
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He hears this terrible bellowing, raging like some immense monstrous beast. Screams.
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When I start playing something on my end, Sarah hears it, too.
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If the patient hears through the ear protection, the protection is inadequate.
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Cross your fingers some Philadelphia Flyers assistant hears it and gets inspired.
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Because I am sure the next generation hears you loud and clear.
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HBO hears you, and it has a solution: recommendations from actual people.
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Dr. Michele Ross says she hears stories like mine all the time.
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Now is the time to make sure the administration hears that message.
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The House Energy and Commerce Committee hears testimony at 10:2023 a.m.
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My daughter is five and she hears everything through the thin walls.
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By book's end, he hears—and sees—much more, and much worse.
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Hears the voice inside my head no other person will ever share.
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Who hears one, context-less line from a song and gets hyped?
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The court hears challenges to regulatory actions taken by the federal government.
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When she hears her nephew's voice on the phone, she starts crying.
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Washington (CNN)The Recording Academy feels -- or rather hears -- the Bern. Sen.
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They hope the Supreme Court hears the case and overturns that ruling.
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"Pedro sees, hears and believes things that are not real," he said.
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Viola Davis plays the judge who hears the case in family court.
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He still hears about how Obamacare is failing and Democrats are conspiring.
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When he's recording and editing sound, he hears nothing but the film.
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Murdza said she hears medical concerns from parents about their children constantly.
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Now she hears loud applause every time her foot touches the ball.
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What is the music K hears near the end of the scene?
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"They're constantly eliminating interference that no one ever hears about," McKenna said.
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Anyone who hears about it can't understand how that could happen.
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His conference in Bahrain hears of big dream plans divorced from reality.
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When Larsen hears about the wisdom teeth, he gets a little nervous.
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When the sun is at its height, he hears his hair burning.
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The seven-member appellate body hears appeals in disputes between W.T.O. members.
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She hears accounts of rape, beating or stabbing on a daily basis.
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I hope everybody who hears this listens to it and obeys it.
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In her travels, Faye hears many tales that follow these familiar trajectories.
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If the request is denied, a second FOIA officer hears an appeal.
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She hears their thoughts in the form of covers of popular songs.
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McCrumb hears voices from the grave and kindly passes their messages along.
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Azimjon Askarov (Kyrgyzstan)Kyrgyz court hears final appeal of journalist's life sentence.
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These days, the nation hears the words "You're hired," and it trembles.
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Its nothing too serious, until someone hears a gunshot at our squad.
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Someone in the seats hears it and says, 'Hey, that's my hometown.
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Erin wants to apologize to Maeve, but all Maeve hears are excuses.
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And then neither my sister nor anyone else hears about them again.
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WHAT THE EYE HEARS: A History of Tap Dancing, by Brian Seibert.
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He hears it as a story about how annoying shop assistants are.
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SOCIAL Q'S A reader hears pressure to procreate in her mother's words.
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Is that a car Michelle hears above her room in the bunker?
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Their opinion is just as valid, but to a photographer, it's completely different, sort of like how a bass player hears mainly the low-end in a concert, but everyone else hears a synergy of all the instruments.
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Or consider if one of those creatures hears the noise while diving deep.
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November 29, 2018: The Maryland Court of Appeals hears arguments on both sides.
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The voice is really the first thing that a baby hears in utero.
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As Ben hears this, he flashes through the similarities of Sasha and Becky.
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When Dr. Christopher Callahan examines older patients, he often hears a similar refrain.
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Was she attempting to tell the women of America that she hears us?
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He sometimes hears himself slurring his words on the quiz show, he said.
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But then my fiancé gets a text and hears yelling outside our window.
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She hears them tell her that Will is dead, but isn't buying it.
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Mr Obama broods about possible unintended consequences when he hears calls to intervene.
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Their spat isn't over, though, when Matt hears gunshots coming from the penthouse.
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Why it matters: It's all about what Price's audience hears in that video.
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Throughout Hellblade the player hears voices which speak to the main character Senua.
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Lunney gets into his car and hears Ossoff being discussed on the radio.
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My daughter hears me get in the shower and moves into our bed.
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Reggie (Charles Melton) explodes in a fit of rage when he hears this.
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Jax's eyes almost pop out of his head when he hears this number.
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He hears from his own patients about how the campaign has touched them.
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After calling Bernard (Jeffrey Wright) to relay this info, she hears a creak.
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I don't think she's blind to the stories that she hears about Tom.
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And Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) hears about another love story — one of female friendship.
|
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Over the ensuing years, it's an album she hears about regularly from fans.
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Once Siri hears those phrases repeated, it will perform a series of actions.
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Ambassador hears conversation, doesn&apost report it to the FBI about Trump collusion.
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When France talks about more risk-sharing, Germany hears bigger bills to pay.
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While they're out there, he hears from Rebecca that his dad is dying.
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Vasarhelyi said the comment she hears most is how inspiring the film is.
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Can't wait 'til Christmas, when she hears about this show called Stranger Things.
|
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The only two characters identified as African appear in Horton Hears a Who!.
|
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Mulvaney has told colleagues there are days he barely hears from the President.
|
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"I really hope she hears it and gives me a hug," he quipped.
|
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Yes, Alyson Hannigan still hears that famous American Pie line all the time.
|
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She said she still hears from veterans about confusing language in overpayment letters.
|
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But Tim hears perfect English, in Reynolds' voice, coming from his dad's Pikachu.
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Chapo's speech will likely be the last time the world hears from him.
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Let's not stop until the government hears us and does something about it.
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He needs to show that he understands their concerns and hears their fears.
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I can only continue to be steadfast and hope that he hears me.
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But when he hears I'm going to help people that solves the problem.
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If someone hears this influence, it can only be a compliment for me.
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As technology lends you its ear, these technologies will determine what it hears
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The court hears challenges to regulatory actions taken by the federal government. Sen.
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Consider: Klay hears a noise on his front porch—an owl's screech, maybe?
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Spencer hears music and assumes Toby has come back after their night together.
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I hope the f---ing FBI, CIA and everybody else hears this shit.
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One hears little of any internal opposition to the regime within North Korea.
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She hears the devil's swallows slowing, its thorny lashes fluttering against her skin.
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If "Fox and Friends" is blasting him, Trump knows his base hears it.
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If the Supreme Court hears the case, it should embrace that middle ground.
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Sometimes she brings up one of Mollie's favorite songs when she hears it.
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CNN: The Supreme Court today hears a piece of the Russia-probe puzzle.
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"This is worse than what happened to the Dogs of Hell," Matt hears.
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Peeqo is activated to listen when it hears its name, similar to Alexa.
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If you're having trouble recovering from a bad breakup, Khloé Kardashian hears you.
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Five years later, she currently hears up to 20 different voices a day.
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It still catches him off guard when he hears kids yelling his name.
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The last thing every kid hears is a crying voice that's snuffed out.
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"He's running unless he hears a reason not to," another Biden loyalist said.
|
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And yet that is the kind of talk that one hears these days.
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On College Basketball COLUMBUS, Ohio — Geno Auriemma even hears it from his mother.
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She gets upset when she hears a detail that she insists is wrong.
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But then Sivana hears a disembodied voice that tells him it can help.
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When he hears that gun owners are irresponsible, he tells me, he's affronted.
|
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She hears a faint sound like the grind of a tomb's cover-stone.
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That stand has, for now, stalled legislation until Congress hears from bureau officials.
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She hears very soft breathing, tries CPR and it seems he breathes better.
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As a girl, she first hears about the ghosts from her beloved granny.
|
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Jules goes to the doctor, where she hears bad news: She's caught feelings.
|
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"The more voices of reason that the president hears, the better," he said.
|
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The cases that the Supreme Court hears, may seem esoteric to many Americans.
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His dog, Sammy, anticipates his arrival as he hears the garage door open.
|
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Pausing outside a bar, she hears the sound of a piano, and enters.
|
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He appears to make decisions based on snippets he hears on Fox News.
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The WTO Appellate Body, which hears appeals, will cease to function after Dec.
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It sticks in his mind when he hears it over and over again.
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She hears a chirp and immediately identifies it as a white-crowned sparrow.
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It would be the only thing she hears, and it's beside the point.
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When they do that, the orchestra plays better, and the audience hears better.
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We are a meaningless mosquito that he barely hears buzzing by his ear.
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The Supreme Court hears but a lean fraction of cases seeking its review.
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But watching Mr. Rylance's Philippe experience Farinelli's voice, we hear what he hears.
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"It's good enough" is the refrain Wachter-Boettcher says she hears from women.
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Here, for example, is a depressing but crucial story that one rarely hears.
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Soon, Abbott's character Reed hears the newborn instructing him to murder a prostitute.
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This album will continue to break barriers for anyone who hears it today.
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The complaint also takes issue with the fact that Amazon advertises its superior technology and ability to create customized profiles for each new voice it hears, but does not attempt to get parental consent when it hears a new child's voice.
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The judge noted that Webb still hears voices despite a year on antipsychotic medications.
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Actually, I know that he hears what I said and maybe he still insists.
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But depending what he hears from the president, he too could call an audible.
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And those companies go away and then no one ever hears about them again.
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When an NBA player tears an anterior cruciate ligament, he usually hears a pop.
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"But depending what he hears from the president, he too could call an audible."
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In fact, it feels rather cut short once Jamie hears the gunfire from Culloden.
|
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After wrapping up an on-script bit, O'Donnell hears some noise in his earpiece.
|
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Whenever she hears his voice, she trills and tries to engage him in conversation.
|
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If, as Smith says, the Supreme Court hears the case and reaffirms Roe v.
|
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It hears fights over government contracts, federal employee pay, and taxes, among other things.
|
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"He's like Alexa, he only wakes up when he hears his name," joked Colbert.
|
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By the play's end the audience hears it for what it is: an alarm.
|
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Today, Elderkin still hears from people who met their forever partners on his site.
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Now they are rare, and likely to be challenged by anyone who hears them.
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When Germany insists on more control and rules, France hears refusal to accept solidarity.
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Girl, for example, hears the voice of Malorie telling her to remove the blindfold.
|
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YouTube wants its creators to know that the company hears them loud and clear.
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Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away.
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When the Queen hears the news, she's living, blaming Michael for his poor speech.
|
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Baldacci says he hears from many young readers who strongly identify with the character.
|
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Every time Blake Shelton hears that Gwen Stefani song, he can't help but groove.
|
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She immediately embraces him and apologizes, but Mary Louise sees, and hears, it all.
|
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Trump tweets almost constantly, often concurrently with things he sees or hears on television.
|
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She hears from Bartosz that her mother came looking for her, wanting to apologize.
|
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Page Six hears that Lawrence and Maroney were introduced by J.Law's BFF, Laura Simpson.
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We pray that no one who hears this message follows his gospel of hate.
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"Sometimes he listens, sometimes he doesn't ... I think he -- he hears me," she said.
|
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Hannah hides when she hears a drunk Jessica and Justin come into the room.
|
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As soon as the phone hears a signal, it spits back an identification number.
|
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She hears it even when she is on a different floor of the house.
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He simply shows up at the beginning of every season unless he hears otherwise.
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Scott hears from a friend back home that Kourtney is hooking up with someone.
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Coats went on to work at Blue Sky Studios, on Horton Hears a Who!
|
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The driver hears my accent and says, 'Oh my god, Donald Trump, he's crazy!
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And when Conover hears this, he says they never got closure after their breakup.
|
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What will this guy think when he sees/hears/feels my tube/history/scar?
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Sarah, meanwhile, gets a glimpse of the boat, but ducks when she hears guards.
|
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One hears TV preachers like Joel Osteen and Creflo Dollar preaching these dangerous ideas.
|
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On the street, one hears a complete contempt of Hollande's handling of the crisis.
|
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Then he hears the second man's case, and concludes the second man is right.
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You get cellphone service only if you pray really hard and God hears you.
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But as soon as he hears the life sentence it will be only revenge.
|
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One constantly hears the demand for stricter punishment and laws -- which are already there.
|
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"The people on the street want something different and he hears that," Lesne said.
|
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Eugene hears a mystery woman on the radio in a throwback to the comics.
|
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Julia often echoes what she hears from Elmo and the other Sesame Street characters.
|
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Sometimes the software hears random noise, thinks it's the wake word, and starts recording.
|
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Phil will always end up writing like this if he hears a Hammond organ.
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Maurice hears a strange, squealing moan, which he then realizes is coming from himself.
|
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Daredevil hears the voice of Stick, who's being tortured for information by the Hand.
|
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He tries to make contact with his team and hears nothing but radio silence.
|
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Akin to flipping through radio stations, one hears news, ads, jazz, and Charles Ives.
|
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Two decades later, Waddingham now hears roughly 13 voices—more than she ever has.
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That court (where I once clerked) hears many legal challenges to major federal regulations.
|
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This, it turns out, is a dispiriting exercise: Mostly what Ellis hears is noise.
|
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CNN's Chief Medical Correspondent Sanjay Gupta hears from people who have experienced it themselves.
|
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Tracing the noise's origins is complicated by who hears it, and when and where.
|
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He also said that he hears a common racial slur for blacks used daily.
|
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When Hope hears the babies, she curls into a fetal position and cries out.
|
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Theon hears the wind whisper "Theon" when he's in the godswood, and it's therapeutic.
|
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LONDON — Munira Mahmud still hears the terrified screams of her neighbors trying to escape.
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Beyond these concerns, Sanders may simply heed what he hears as a higher calling.
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One night Sofia hears a dispute upstairs, followed by Veronique's fall from a balcony.
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When he plays it, he hears what we can assume is his mother's voice.
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The case was referred to the grand jury, which hears evidence behind closed doors.
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In The Know hears the McCain documentary is poised to air later this year.
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When he hears his parts of the album now, he wants to fix them.
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If you rant in a forest and nobody hears it, is it still satisfying?
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When he hears about Gilgamesh's exercise of the droit du seigneur, he becomes enraged.
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Now, as soon as somebody hears something they don't agree with, they say 'racist.
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Attending her own funeral, Alice is irritated by most everything she sees and hears.
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After all, the public usually hears about geothermal wells only when something goes wrong.
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Ruszala hears whining and discovers his dog hiding in what looks like a cabinet.
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Then a crisis ensues when, out of the blue, Daniel/Deming hears from Michael.
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Demonstrators sign huge passports as the Supreme Court hears oral arguments in Hawaii vs.
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By the time the audience hears new music, I've gone through those experiences already.
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"Not to worry," Colaianni said, noting that one hears with more than one's ears.
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I have a message for the people of Iran: The United States hears you.
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The president hears all of the arguments and then he makes the final decision.
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Second-year safety Jamal Adams hears the chatter and can identify with the sentiments.
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But the Supreme Court typically only hears cases that involve a significant legal question.
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She said since then she doesn't hesitate to evacuate when she hears the alarm.
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The quiet of A Quiet Place has nuances and textures – there's a difference in the silence a father hears as his family tiptoes around an abandoned store, versus the silence his deaf daughter (Wonderstruck's Millicent Simmonds) hears when she's in the same scenario.
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The more questions a digital assistant hears, for example, the better its answers will be.
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As she reviews the bug in Pastor Tim's office, she hears Paige tell him everything.
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Her mother is distressed, even more when she hears that the Soul-Eater is near.
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This song is going to show everyone who hears it that we've all been there.
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Like Charles, Walker said he routinely hears from black men who must shave for work.
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This is how Melissa McCracken experiences every song she hears — in colors, shapes, and textures.
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INFRASTRUCTURE --The Washington Post hears from economists bashing Trump's plan ahead of Ross' confirmation hearing.
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" What he hears are "lots of different artists with lots of different things to say.
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His state high court only hears civil appeals, so his record there was somewhat limited.
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Back at home, she hears a pounding noise and her son's voice calling for her.
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Another deputy reports that he hears shots "by the football field," which the dispatcher relays.
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Darla is thrilled, but when Ralph hears the job is with Charley, he is not.
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Wen 'learns' not 'hears'") and correspondence ("Try not to look at emails more than once.
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Calderon hears a lot of it, but his play has been steady, his leadership important.
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The community hears it, the cops on the street hear it, the judges hear it.
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The Supreme Court hears less than 100 of the thousands of appeals filed each year.
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I mean, al-Baghdadi everybody hears because he's built this monster for a long time.
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Scavino often only hears about them after they're posted through an alert on his phone.
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The animal hears both of the waves at once, sensing a superposition of the two.
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Okay, all right, so we are going to press play and see who hears what.
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Well, despite the fact that he doesn't have an iPhone, he hears these sounds everywhere.
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Still, what he hears often disturbs him: Officers make inappropriate, callous, sometimes even racist comments.
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Once she gets to Zoya's lair — and outsmarts the guards — she hears Savannah Rose's cries.
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A man wakes up in a coffin and hears the voice of his wife outside.
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One frequently hears a handful of statements among those who are under-invested in equities.
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Exter said he hears from teachers "on a weekly, sometimes daily" basis on this issue.
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She hears judges Adam Levine, 40, Blake Shelton, 42, and John Legend, 40, giggling inside.
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As Noble walks toward the officers, he hears another command to get on the ground.
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He hears them talk a lot about problems in the world, but offer few solutions.
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It's a long shot — the Supreme Court only hears about 80 cases out of thousands.
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Supreme Court hears challenge to Obamacare contraceptive mandate CNN's Ted Barrett contributed to this report.
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EDT: The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals hears oral arguments on President Trump's travel ban.
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Typically, however, the Dallas County grand jury only hears felony cases, according to ABC's WFAA.
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GIF: Irena SchulzSnowball the dancing parrot doesn't just bob his head when he hears music.
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RELATED: Supreme Court hears Iran victims compensation case CNN's Manu Raju contributed to this report
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Economic Planning Secretary Ernesto Pernia sees the president only twice monthly and rarely hears feedback.
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Uber says it hears all these complaints and is trying to craft a better system.
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It snaps to attention when it hears the trigger phrases "OK, Google" or "Hey, Google".
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In Beowulf, Grendel hears the humans celebrate indoors while he mopes around the moors, alone.
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He can still get teary when he hears the line from the former national anthem:
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In the backyard, Ralph hears Blue playing with a toy that's buzzing — and suddenly crashes.
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ITK hears that the mugs have become the fastest-selling item in the CBS store.
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In the Canadian province of Ontario a tribunal hears cases where doctors challenge families' decisions.
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David is happy, David grows up, David hears voices, David is unhappy, David hangs himself.
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If she hears somebody saying something that's not nice, she'll walk up and politely intervene.
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" Charlie hears that Annie is on her way and says, "Are you up to this?
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When Mr. Wilder hears the verdict, he pops his eyes and tilts his body forward.
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If only I could weigh in on the voice my 4-year-old nephew hears.
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At the start of "Frozen 2," Elsa hears the same haunting voice calling to her.
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He hears a voice say, "Open your eyes," the title of the show's seventh episode.
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All anyone hears is a yawp truer to the idealized New York street than Trump's.
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He's a really good songwriter and he knows a good song when he hears one.
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So what happens when an onlooker (hears the story), they think it was Reza Madadi.
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Claire ices him out, but eventually, hears his pleas to tell him about the baby.
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What Atreus hears startles him to the core: The creature claims they're slaughtering good people.
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Then the larger wave-riding community hears about it, and soon the wave is crowded.
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Phil can unfortunately only think of Hamilton, ON when he hears anything from this musical.
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We've got a legal system that (for now) still hears and responds to our protests.
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The only thing Selina hears is his criticism of her decision to date Charlie Baird.
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He hears the azaan as though the muezzin were at the foot of his bed.
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Nuwer says he often hears from parents who acknowledge their children are undergoing minor hazing.
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While the court once heard four arguments a day, these days it usually hears two.
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Giglio said that&aposs why he likes what he hears on "Freakonomics Radio" so much.
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One hears the influence of Philip Roth in these pages; elsewhere, echoes of Harold Brodkey.
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Imagine being the daughter who hears this rant at the mall during the holiday season.
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Mr. Lino continues to create songs, hoping to inspire and motivate anyone who hears them.
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I do believe God hears all prayers, and I believe God answers in some way.
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Mr. Albert will not be arraigned until a grand jury hears his case in January.
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Annie posts a negative review on Duncan's site, and then hears from the artist himself.
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Player 22020 hears the grinding of his sternum as the spike passes through with ease.
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Climate protection, she said, is not a partisan issue, something she hears from her constituents.
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Nothing. Or at least that's the answer one often hears from liberals and conservatives alike.
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When he hears of a sighting, he closes his barbershop and heads to the scene.
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"Faggot" is another name, and it's one that Chiron hears often as he grows up.
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Our restaurant critic, Pete Wells, hears a lot from readers about noise levels in restaurants.
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Increasingly, it also hears cases brought by states accusing others of breaking U.N. treaty obligations.
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Once Khloé hears that Tristan is bringing up *that* at True's party, she breaks down.
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Ms. Macnair said that she felt particularly concerned by what she hears from younger Democrats.
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ITK hears the two performers will play siblings in the sixth season of the series.
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Rey hears a number of past Jedi speak to her in her most dire moment.
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" As soon as she walks through the front door she hears his footsteps overhead. "Doug?
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"This direction we're going in—" • From inside the house, he thinks he hears movement, voices.
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He said he hears shortages are in the more populated area, including the Research Triangle.
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And then, when it finally hears (and presumably rejects) those petitions, the lawsuits will begin.
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She bristles when she hears her children or their friends say they cannot do something.
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He extols indigenous cultures — you can almost feel his pulse quickening when he hears Zapotec.
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And whenever she hears the word "God," Carolyn said, flashbacks of abuse keep coming back.
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As a college president, McGuire hears the frustration among her students and feels their stress.
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He hears out what Matheson will say, the bland spin he will put on events.
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You don't hear what the audience hears in the booth too, you hear the monitor.
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Moore said to People that she feels "protectiveness" over her family when she hears about intolerance.
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He hears something buzzing in his room, and believes it to becoming form his mirror… somehow.
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She's wandering this building, lost and frightened, and she hears what sounds like a kid squealing.
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I ask him what goes through his mind when he hears stories of migrants fleeing today.
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When she hears a girl talk about hope, struggles, and challenges, she knows what that means.
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When Natalia hears that Elizabeth is now targeting her, she becomes fixated on eliminating her rival.
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"Wait till the NAACP hears about this," he joked as the right envelope was brought out.
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While a human hears nothing out of the ordinary, Siri or Alexa respond to the command.
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"Hopefully," he adds, "she hears it a lot more [on the radio] when she's driving around."
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She hears words like "fat" and "disgusting" regularly, but doesn't let it go to her head.
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Everyone hears some hard, important truths throughout the episode, and, thankfully, that means viewers will too.
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Each has 7,000-10,000 pending; the United States' Supreme Court hears a few dozen a year.
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He sees only what he wants to see and hears only what he wants to hear.
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He's addicted to TV and repeats phrases, word-for-word, that he hears on Fox News.
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It's not just the Supreme Court that's important — it hears fewer than 100 cases a year.
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Oklahoma quarterback Kyler Murray hears his name in the mix as a first-round draft pick.
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"Holy fuck," one of the officers says when he hears the sound of shots above him.
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His message for the next two weeks is that he's been listening, and he hears them.
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How long it will be before Mr Rossman hears his howler monkeys again is anybody's guess.
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He was unable to work for six months and still panics when he hears loud noises.
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But in a stroke of luck, she hears the sounds of a motorcycle in the distance.
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It's sweet, until Kate hears her mom sing and becomes self-conscious about her own abilities.
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Despite the musical intricacies of the quartet, Mr Trump hears only a unified voice against America.
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But even she experiences a self-esteem plunge when she hears negative comments about her body.
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Rather, I'm using it to refer to something different for each person that hears the message.
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Right in the middle of meeting Mike, Marcus hears a very loud birthday song ring out.
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"I hope he hears this somewhere and he knows how much I miss him," she said.
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Harry's mother Christine (Nadine Marshall), a detective, hears about John's little locker "break-in" and investigates.
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In his counselling room in west London, Gurpreet Singh, a psychotherapist, hears a lot about Brexit.
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And Schakowsky no longer hears, "I have to ask my husband," when she asked for donations.
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Other movies she produced included 2012's The Lorax and 2008's Horton Hears a Who.
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When the liberal-leaning Second Circuit hears Zarda again this autumn, the plaintiffs' chances are strong.
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"Is there anyone here who hears me?" was the call put out to victims still trapped.
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We immediately realize how many offensive things someone with a job like Eddie's hears every day.
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As she dreams, she hears a familiar voice explain where you can still find certain medicines.
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In her practice, Altmann hears many of these health myths from new parents and grandparents alike.
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Audio experts have said the reason people hear it differently is because everyone hears frequencies differently.
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There's a scene in the film where Miles, in 1979, hears "So What" on the radio.
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Living so publicly online means that Vaynerchuk hears what a lot of people's opinions about him.
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I hope everyone hears the hard work and immense joy that went into making this album.
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Every three years, the Library of Congress hears arguments to create temporary exemptions to the DMCA.
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When O. J. hears how he did on the polygraph test, he responds a little differently.
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At the farm, Ralph Angel and Blue are sleeping peacefully when RA hears some disturbance outside.
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Past Hodor hears Meera Reed yelling, "Hold the door," through the link, which he starts repeating.
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Due to its location, the court regularly hears cases challenging federal government actions, including agency rulemakings.
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Zappos also hears from parents and children about how the adaptive clothing has affected their lives.
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As a result of the backlash, Persky -- at his own request -- no longer hears criminal cases.
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He hears from union leadership that as many as 800 jobs could be eliminated by 2020.
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Forgive me, but this waiting stance one often hears bespeaks a poverty of imagination and engagement.
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Deadline hears it is to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, where he will make his next film.
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As he tries to gather what's going on, he hears a voice call out to him.
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Andre is smitten by Nessa from the moment he hears her voice and sees her singing.
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At ten, Momma Galya chalks NO ONE HEARS YOU on the gates of the soldiers' barracks.
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When he hears that has happened, "it does make me sad for a while," he admits.
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The dogs ears perk up the second it hears the sound of seagulls and waves crashing.
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Either way, here's hoping Kim Jong-Un hears "Rocket Man" eventually, because it's a great song.
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Now his mother hears from a student he helped save -- and they've formed a powerful bond.
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Her voice grows louder and polyphonous while describing the very sounds she hears in the village.
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Mara says that the ASN only hears and hosts from a small percentage—around 15 percent.
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But as soon as he hears the scanner about an officer down, he's on the way.
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For every young woman who even hears the phrase, a certain image usually comes to mind.
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It's a problem she hears a lot about from women who hook up with straight men.
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Still, Niou says, she hears about racist encounters from her constituents daily, and gets them herself.
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Rather, it just hears the gravitational waves that are passing through Earth at any particular moment.
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Maybe this person hears about them only if they are sensational enough to make the news.
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On the tangent piano, one hears not only the beginning of every note, but the end.
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Delays were also reported in El Paso, the location of another court that hears similar cases.
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But sirens are, also, one of the few things anyone hears outside anymore in New York.
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Land of the tainted minds and unoriginal thoughts, where, somehow, everyone hears everything but says nothing.
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Fincham-Gray hears that warning as an intern at the University of Pennsylvania's veterinary teaching hospital.
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He hears a past version of himself calling to Becky and Cal from inside the field.
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Later, he mutes the TV to check on a noise, and hears his daughter singing upstairs.
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Now, everywhere she goes she hears people's innermost thoughts and desires as a full-blown musical.
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You're hundreds of miles from any place and you're hoping that somebody hears you and responds.
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And when the Supreme Court hears NIFLA, the justices won't be asked to overturn Roe v.
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When Niloo's father hears about her involvement in this den of refugees, he is not surprised.
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White, straight, rich, evangelical men are the only people whose prayers the Trump-Pence administration hears.
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She likes to twirl her victims around to the tune of a song only she hears.
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We were never going to get Force ghosts when Rey hears the Jedi of the past.
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Then he hears a woman singing and very soon he will be in something like love.
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Increasingly it also hears cases brought by states accusing others of breaking obligations under U.N. treaties.
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If all he hears are military options, then a military response will become the foregone conclusion.
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" Bernstein hears echoes of Watergate "I keep getting asked, are there echoes of Watergate in this?
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Now when he hears politicians, including the president, saying similar things he says he feels "rotten".
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The public, however, rarely hears about those crippling costs to get to trials and stay enrolled.
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That's the question Indira Etwaroo hears these days walking down the street in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.
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She hears questions that serve as proof of how much work is left to be done.
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Oalican gets frustrated when she hears policymakers speak of migration as if it were always voluntary.
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If you have a closeted kid, he hears every one of those times you say something.
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When he returns the next day, he invariably hears some younger teammates talking about their aches.
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She also hears phones before they ring and makes flowers instantly grow by talking to them.
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Villains are omnipresent and constantly spying, as the government's Sentinel program sees and hears almost everything.
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I ask Howe if she hears clumsiness and poor coordination being described as symptoms of PMS.
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No matter how the Truth it's said or presented, it resonates within anyone who hears it.
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Audio has been edited to protect the identities of individuals involved: According to data maintained by the Syracuse University TRAC Immigration Project, Judge Powell denies nearly 80% of asylum claims he hears, just slightly above the average for the Port Isabel Immigration Court where he hears cases.
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Jamie, checking snares for rabbits, hears the whole exchange, which ends with Macgregor CUTTING OFF FERGUS' HAND.
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It was created on purpose, but Bishop is happy to cut it down if he hears complaints.
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When an object punches through the sound wave barrier, anyone nearby hears a large crack or boom.
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By "Episode 4," he hears Fleabag actually mutter "His beautiful neck," and calls her out on it.
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Once John Grey hears a mention of gold, he brings Jamie in to translate the man's Gaelic.
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"I hope that Ellen hears and reflects on people's feedback on her conversation with Kevin," he said.
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Some of what he hears is hard to place — a man and a woman screaming, for example.
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Speaking of reactions, let's talk about Sansa's when she first hears that Arya has a kill list.
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He'll be very happy when he hears about — I've already sent word to him about what happened.
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His philosophy is to judge each person on the actions he sees and the words he hears.
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ET: An officer working extra duty in uniform at the club hears gunshots and engages the shooter.
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"Al-Baghdadi everybody hears about, because he's built this monster for a long time," Mr. Trump said.
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Down the hall, she hears Jonas hacking, a cough he hasn't been able to shake for weeks.
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He hears himself describe how happy he was with the life he had made before the affair.
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Meanwhile, the court hears arguments Wednesday in a case that could close most abortion clinics in Texas.
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"We hope to continue protesting until the state hears us and attends our legitimate demands," he said.
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He makes it as far as the creepy root cellar when he hears someone call his name.
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Mr Medeiros, now at Georgetown University, hears a lack of understanding about how America's mood has changed.
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" She added that she cries every time she hears the song: "It's an emotion I can't describe.
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When he hears news of another terrorist attack, he immediately thinks of the victims and their families.
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In that film, Daisy Ridley's Rey hears Obi-Wan's voice when she touches the Skywalker family lightsaber.
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She said she still hears about the video on a daily basis including from fans at games.
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Kate smiles for the first time all episode when she hears the sad, but ridiculous-sounding, story.
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He also hears ringing in his ears and experiences dizziness, both side effects of the auditory damage.
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What will happen if the American public hears President Donald Trump, on tape, saying the n-word?
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Swan hears that Sessions may well stay: Top Republicans are giving us both "stay" and "go" predictions.
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Most artists make a living by painting what they see, but Melissa McCracken paints what she hears.
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He is at a Seattle hospital with his grandmother and his sisters when he hears the news.
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I don't think it makes you any less of a musician if no one hears your stuff.
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As she's stumbling, she hears Arnold's voice telling her to remember, and suddenly, she rises, stomach intact.
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Jane hears from a reluctant Ziggy that one of Celeste's sons, Max, is responsible for bullying Amabella.
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Dr. Zeichner says he routinely hears patients complain of acne development in areas where there is friction.
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That means for notes and sounds that she hears, corresponding colours appear in front of her eyes.
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That issue will be considered when the court hears arguments from both sides, which could last years.
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Eventually, though, Trico hears, obeys, and flies away, and the two friends never see each other again.
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When she hears that word, Kimmy freaks out, telling Perry she never wants to see him again.
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No one ever hears about employees' grievances, so there's little incentive for companies to fix what's broken.
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When he sees something or hears something that doesn't sound right to him, he doesn't ignore it.
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ITK hears the pair, joined by two companions, chowed down as they conversed for about an hour.
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Octavia hears all this and is so moved by it, you basically know she's going to win.
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EDT: The 2900th Circuit Court of Appeals in Virginia hears oral arguments concerning President Trump's travel ban.
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When he hears and intruder, he hides behind a counter, but it just ends up being Art.
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While the IACHR hears appeals on individual cases, the Trump administration has boycotted its most recent hearings.
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It's entirely possible that Cruz hears from struggling cotton farmers who are subject to the estate tax.
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ITK hears the baked goods were put in a break area for journalists in the West Wing.
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A GOP-friendly reporter hears that Cleveland told politicians about a 'woman scrape' he had in Buffalo.
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Later, at the reception for Natalie's funeral, Camille hears a cascading waterfall of nasty whispers about her.
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"We must make sure that the public hears directly from Director Coats about the attack," Cummings said.
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You my friend are a legend and an inspiration to me and everyone that hears your story.
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Lieutenant Finn says he sees more pushback and hears more obscenities from residents now than ever before.
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One day, he and his daughter are walking by the woman's apartment and Jenny hears the cello.
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Mr. Wathke said he gets nervous when he hears that his students are planning to attend rallies.
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When Billings hears about the 911 calls today, he sees some of the same forces stirring again.
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Mr. Helberg's reaction when he first hears her voice is by itself worth the price of admission.
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He also loves tap, and dancing to just about any song he hears (or makes up himself).
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Kumar says he hears from principals that most children have some kind of persistent cough these days.
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He hears a crying baby and is unable to recognize the infant's emotion or the mother's discomfort.
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"Don't blow this" is what Clinton hears most often these days, she told me, or variations thereof.
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He already knows, before he sees or hears Pauline, that she will be there waiting for him.
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There are four LED lights on top that indicate when it's active and whether it hears you.
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One hears so many rhapsodic accounts of this walk that Bissell's wry impiety is refreshing — and promising.
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"He's absorbing what he hears and integrating it," said Martha Minow, the dean at Harvard Law School.
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The first sound one hears is the sharp, piercing tone of 1,000 hertz frequency associated with announcements.
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While certainly the most famous, the Supreme Court typically only hears about one hundred cases a year.
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When she hears the alarm, she insists Maggie stay behind while she goes in to help them.
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Here are there reasons for staying together: Sharon hears a new "nighttime noise" and it's bothering her.
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The court hears the case on Monday and is due to rule by the end of June.
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"It's not like when someone gets a cochlear implant and hears for the first time," she says.
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Remember that she hears a rumor confirmed, that we suspect is about the wildfire under King's Landing.
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In the survey, Chinese expressed anxiety over matters that anyone living in China constantly hears complaints about.
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China is harvesting thousands of human organs from its Uighur Muslim minority, UN human-rights body hears
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Steve Brody, a psychologist, said he often hears this refrain in his therapy practice in Cambria, Calif.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: Ivy hears me in the hallFrom her apartmentBy the elevatorAs I dashTo myJob.
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This week we discussed how society hears black women's voices when it comes to alleged sexual misconduct.
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The 13th appeals court, the Federal Circuit, hears mostly intellectual property cases and has no Trump appointees.
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Michael hears that both sides have been especially focused on lobbying the biggest shareholders, BlackRock and Vanguard.
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Sometimes he hears "Back to Black" in a hotel lobby or department store and it breaks him.
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" The answers elude him, but when he hears she has 50 million followers, he decides: "She's perfect.
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OATH hears about 100 times more cases than all the criminal courts in the city put together.
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It is likely to do so after it hears arguments in the term that starts in October.
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She hears me reprimand my mother, lose my patience, announce that someone I love is an imposition.
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He tells the people exactly what they want, he hears their concerns, and he'll deal with it.
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What he hears most from his 171,000 Instagram followers is that he looks like he's having fun.
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Mr. Meinhardt was once asked whether he, too, hears the voice of Hitler when the bell rings.
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When he hears that the team will now require birth certificates to play, he is initially unbothered.
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He feels a "familiar rush" when he hears that patient false negatives could be life threatening — i.e.
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He hears about the ''Biggest Loser'' study a lot, but he doesn't think it conveys accurate information.
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When he hears Bacon is looking for an assistant (and a new best friend), Randy plots revenge.
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Stone's sentence won't be carried out until Jackson hears arguments on that issue and rules on it.
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Sawaya says he still hears that concern from doctors today, but he and others say it's misguided.
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The first song he hears on Roops's cassette is not "The River", but "Dancing in the Dark".
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When she goes on dates, she hears again and again how a woman's place is at home.
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Like something felt through packaging, hears more than properly feels the paper of his dry cracked lips.
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Google also claims that the app is able to label your recording based on what it hears.
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But any experienced criminal lawyer gains no comfort when he hears that his client is a subject.
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The January debate could take place as the Senate hears the case to impeach President Donald Trump.
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He smiles, fleetingly, when he hears it: It is so familiar that it has almost become comforting.
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Warren, who takes questions from the audience at nearly all of her events, rarely hears about Russia.
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That was the case for Dr. Freeman, who said he hears most things that move or flash.
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"Finally, a tree falls in the woods and someone hears it," said Representative Lloyd Doggett of Texas.
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Who hears one woman's impassioned cry for an ex-partner and has a surge of sex hormones?
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Usually, Krause hears the rustling of leaves, wind sweeping through the grass, and—before the drought—birdsong.
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Layman still hears players and pundits describe him as having "sneaky athleticism" but it doesn't bother him.
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He said he hears gunshots while in his home, and that seven people were shot just last week.
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Andrew Cuomo hears of an aircraft hitting a building, the September 11 terror attacks immediately come to mind.
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But one thing's for sure: when she hears the news of the city' slaughter, she won't be shocked.
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Villanelle calls bullshit, but then she hears a group of people bust open her door down the hall.
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"Your voice is unique, and no one else ever hears it the way you hear it," Hartley says.
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"I don't know if she hears me, but I tell her I love her every day," Nick said.
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It's all a big echo chamber in which the Trump administration hears only what it wants to hear.
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Epic Games Store chief Steve Allison says the company hears the criticisms and is working to address them.
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If we're going to impose religion on a cat, it's only fair that he hears what's going on.
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Whenever your character hears something important, a word or phrase pops up on a corner of the screen.
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When Elizabeth hears that Lyrsa is the target, her first instinct is to try to vote out Carl.
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" Google Assistant will then start working through the recipe when it hears the command: "Ok Google, start cooking.
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A blue ring illuminates when the Genie hears a command or is processing, just like the Echo Dot.
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The Supreme Court hears arguments today in a case in which a teacher is challenging mandatory union dues.
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Using two mics spaced the way your ears are helps replicate the way each ear actually hears sound.
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He also hears that his U.S. peers are too busy with China and India to bother with Japan.
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" The mother of one added, "When she hears my entrance music she gets really excited and looks around.
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" But, Caruso-Cabrera added, "I don't know we hear this debate the way the electorate hears this debate.
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Because the Supreme Court hears so few cases, federal appellate courts define most contested matters of federal law.
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For just 10 seconds, when the crowd hears that guitar for the Guns N' Roses, they go nuts.
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"Wait till the tour (PGA) hears about this," she yelled, according to the report cited in The Mail.
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"I don't know if she hears me, but I tell her I love her every day," says Nick.
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Next, Jo leads the group to the window when she hears that the spread came from the Laurences.
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Three (very faint) lights illuminate in the center of the device when it hears and executes your commands.
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Satan, watching at home, is pretty amped when he hears a list of the game's on-field injuries.
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Until she hears otherwise from her command, the infantry soldier said she plans to continue going to work.
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She gives compliments to people she doesn't know because she loves how it feels when she hears them.
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But by the time the world hears it we're kind of onto the next project in our minds.
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Kevin hears voices that may or may not be divine in origin, indicating he may have larger purpose.
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There now will be a fight over which court hears whether this change to the trust was valid.
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Lagarde withstood aggressive questioning on Tuesday at a special court in Paris which hears cases involving government ministers.
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His balancing act involves convincing the public that he hears those who have been forgotten, but that his
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Every couple of weeks, Ms. Campbell-Adams, who has traveled as far as Greece, hears about another journey.
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Four years later, my friend is dead, so I can't ask him what background music he hears now.
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For now, as SCOTUS hears the cake case, it's worth thinking about the real motivations behind people's decisions.
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On his car radio, Jesse hears news that Texas authorities are investigating:Radio: The poisoning of a Houston woman.
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When Staffordshire Bull Terrier Ziggy Trixx hears the sound of a drum, there's no stopping his dancing groove.
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Now she hears the ticking menace latent in the most banal arrangements of weathers and objects and personalities.
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The grand jury then hears evidence from prosecutors to decide whether or not criminal charges should be brought.
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A thousand feet away is the crush of Rocinha, Brazil's largest favela, from which Greenwald often hears gunfire.
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She tends to her plot until she hears that they will lose their land to a coal mine.
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The U.S. has started to enforce it, at least until the Supreme Court hears the case this fall.
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The House Energy and Commerce Committee hears from Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey about company's algorithms and content monitoring.
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Horvath-Cosper hears traces of this stigma all the time in her work as a Maryland abortion provider.
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He frequently invokes scripture, triggering the call and response one typically hears during worship in a black church.
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At one point in "Foley," the poet hears two cats noisily going at it outside at 2 a.m.
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" Poppy, meanwhile, spirals downward, after a breakup with Ian: "She hears ice crack, echoing in an isolated valley.
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It begins with first victim William Vail who hears faint squealing noises coming from within an abandoned house.
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Each time an athlete from the London 1500 meters is suspended for doping violations, Rowbury hears about it.
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In turn, Veronica helps Sierra realize her musical ambition when she hears her singing along to the radio.
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Two appointment calendars, covering a six-month period beginning in March, show that Pruitt hears overwhelmingly from industry.
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We are confident that when the jury hears the evidence, it will reject these attacks out of hand.
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Schroeder, who frequently answers calls for Farm Aid's farmer help hotline, says he hears it almost every day.
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She hears a crackle, then another and another, until the unmistakable sound of a radio transmission is heard.
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"I think when any parent hears the word 'cancer' associated with their child, it's gut-wrenching," Scott said.
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Jesse hears about a woman over the radio who will likely be another one of Walter White's victims.
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The Supreme Court will take up that issue this year when it hears an appeal in Lorenzo v.
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Ewing, wearing his customary pre-NBA Shame T-Shirt, hears his name over the PA. He is enthusiastic.
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Mr. Richman described the bar scene as "sensory deprivation," meaning no one truly sees or hears one another.
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Her husband hears her padding out of the bedroom when it is still dark for her morning run.
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The local magistrates court, which handles less-serious offenses, is under threat because it hears too few cases.
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Zaloom hears about the difficulty of collecting this information, especially when parents are estranged, or unwilling to help.
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The second concern that Wu typically hears is that eliminating fares will lead to overcrowded trains and buses.
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My cat, Mushroom, will come to me from another room when he hears me calling him by name.
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Either way, when you report something, everyone hears it and draws an instant conclusion from those first impressions.
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Joe Garagiola Jr., M.L.B.'s senior vice president for standards and on-field operations, typically hears players' appeals.
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This case will mark the first time the conservative duo hears a challenge centered around the contraceptive mandate.
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"David hears the story, he pictures the story, he implements it," said Shelly Fireman, who owns Bond 45.
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That means cameras and microphones controlled by Senate staff members will dictate what the public sees and hears.
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The majority vote rule applies even where fewer than the full complement of nine justices hears a case.
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Insurers could sue in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, which hears claims for money against the government.
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One common objection to going fine free that Woodworth hears is that it fails to teach people responsibility.
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Oh, better that you were utterly destroyed Than that one at present hears Christ's enemy blaspheming in you.
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Hears the draw and swash of the waves breaking in the bay, sees the children jumping the water.
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Instead, she was always a disciplinarian and a "Wait until your father hears about this" kind of mother.
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"So the voice he hears most loudly is the president's, and he will discount the voices of others."
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That is, until one hears the extraordinary account of retired U.S. Navy Commander David Fravor and his colleagues.
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" But the group came for the meeting, the official said, to "make sure he hears from the administration.
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The Senate Budget Committee hears from White House Budget Director Mick Mulaney on the president's fiscal 2019 blueprint.
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For instance, you set the camera to record only when it hears a sound and sees some movement.
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Everything a person sees and hears – and perhaps even feels or smells – is totally created by another person.
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From the far left, one hears attacks on organized religion that have nothing to do with LGBT people.
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He hears us until the moment of death, no matter what we have done, and he offers forgiveness.
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He wants to enter, to make sure everything is alright, but hears noises he can't make sense of.
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When one hears the term "concept album", the first reaction often can be a groan or resigned sigh.
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But debate and confusion will likely continue in court — unless or until the Supreme Court hears an appeal.
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By the time the Supreme Court hears the full case, it will have a five-member conservative majority.
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The next and final destination is the Supreme Court, but it hears fewer than 29 cases a year.
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"They hears us they eyes us they knows us," a child's voice whispers and crackles through the headpiece.
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Unfortunately, all the king hears are whispers, which make him lose his mind and start burning his subjects alive.
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Karim is reluctant to believe a lot of things he hears — because, honestly, most of them do sound crazy.
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She's rich, married to a woman, and won't believe the election results until she hears it from Rachel Maddow.
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Depending on how Jon and Dany (and anyone else who hears about it) takes this news, it changes everything.
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"And I feel like he's starting to know his dad's voice, because every time he hears it, he moves."
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" He made light of the situation before things got too uncomfortable, quipping, "Wait till the NAACP hears about this!
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And it's not certain what the Supreme Court would look like if or when it hears the Alabama case.
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"Gentleman" is their safe word, but just as Eve springs into action, she hears a gunshot outside her room.
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There are songs in his catalog that he hears and cringes, but he believes others still hold up, musically.
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It's from her that he hears the movie title's truism to "never look away" from the truth of life.
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When you open the app, it simply starts writing out what it hears in large, easy-to-read text.
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It sticks in his mind when he hears it over and over again," Bossert said on ABC's "This Week.
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Senua, like some other people with that condition, hears voices that aren't there and sees things that aren't real.
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The measure is expected to advance through the full Senate committee when it hears the bill next month. Gov.
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Fishbein has previously claimed his client hears voices and "cannot distinguish between what is real and what is not."
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The Pro then counters that external sound with equal anti-noise, so the wearer never hears the external sound.
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At larger venues packed by whiter crowds, Mr. Sanders typically hears several seconds of rousing cheers for those lines.
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Regardless of its definition, the word queef will continue to bring bouts of laughter to anyone who hears it.
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This week, Mickey Mouse takes the form of a faceless audio-visual orb that visualizes any music it hears.
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In the most basic experiments that illustrate this, researchers shock a mouse every time it hears a particular sound.
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Mr Cantú finds their trucks in the desert and hears their shots ring out across the border by night.
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Jon hears this and, yes, he understands, but counterpoint: She has dragons and they are extremely fun to ride.
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He hears much debate about how to divide the economic cake—should pensions be made more or less generous?
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I'm teaching life lessons to her already; Lana swears that the baby moves more when she hears my voice.
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The president, in turn, promotes Fox's segments about this, and repeats the talking points he hears from the channel.
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"Hemp is here to stay," he said, adding that he hears talk of other tobacco farmers switching to hemp.
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If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer.
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These divisions were designed for a good reason - to ensure the customer hears from Zenefits via a single voice.
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" He insisted that when he hears the news that carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere are rising, "I'm cheering!
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As we've seen, but Kara, as we've seen ... Or would it be like a Horton Hears a Who noise?
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When Luke hears about the date from Garrett the next morning, he is immediately, actively upset by the news.
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Long-pressing on the joystick summons Alexa, which hears your voice commands and responds to you through the glasses.
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Moments ago he told him he wasn't a man, but once he hears about Mother Martha everything is cool.
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Other Gossip: — The expression on Archie's face when he hears Veronica refer to Jughead as Betty's boyfriend is priceless.
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She has failed, and today we are sending out a message about her that very much hope everyone hears.
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Hear it as he hears it and feel the pride of birthing songs so monstrously beautiful into the world.
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The FTC was seeking a preliminary injunction aimed at stopping the deal while its internal judge hears the case.
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Learning and loving America Jesús hears the school bus rumbling even before it turns the corner onto his street.
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Maybe you try to hide in a bar, but the bartender hears what you did and kills you himself.
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When he hears something, he'll turn his head quizzically like a dog in the direction the sound came from.
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I can't bear to hear my mam's voice as she hears her granddaughter will die, so Wayne calls her.
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And when he hears that the movie's music is one of the most memorable works in cinema, he cringes.
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"It's what my, and I'll bet your, dad imagines when he hears the term 'fine dining,'" Mr. Batali said.
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One sometimes hears it argued that, if Lincoln had lived, the path to radical Reconstruction would have been smoother.
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She is horrified when she hears about the High Line incident and immediately gives me some fast-draw basics.
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Hayes's challenge was received by London's Upper Tribunal, which hears appeals on cases brought by the regulator, on Dec.
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And still she hears the calm, dry voice inside her: If you believe that, what else do you believe ?
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Almost immediately, she hears the complaint "That's not fair!" from the child who doesn't get to hit a button.
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During a performance, she holds a purple Gumby-like figure and squeezes it whenever she hears an irritating sound.
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When one hears the phrase "romantic comedy," chances are likely that the first reference to follow is a movie.
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There is a natural suspicion that arises when one hears about government using behavioral science to influence the public.
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On her second day there, she is doing her needlework when she hears someone singing in the next room.
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If the court hears a challenge to Roe before the next presidential election, it is likely to happen soon.
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If confirmed, Thapar will move up to the appeals court that hears cases from Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee.
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And he said he hears frequently from people close to Mr. Cruz and Mr. Kasich, but not Mr. Trump.
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In fact, the elite case for ever-freer trade, the one that the public hears, is largely a scam.
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Well, of course, he supports Trump because we do, and he hears how we talk and this and that.
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Jackie hears about it on the news and immediately sends Remy a sarcastic "congratulations" text, then ignores his calls.
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When she hears Tim McGraw, she cannot even stop to consider that her dying mother apparently loves his music.
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Florida man hears urban legend about a guy who buried a million dollars-worth of cocaine in Puerto Rico.
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A major way he now hears about new investment opportunities is through the network of founders he&aposs backed.
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Even so, the biggest criticism he still hears from fans is: Why isn't Harley in her original jester outfit?
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To my eyes, it was intended to show her poker face as she hears words that she herself composed.
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Decisions that can't possibly have been unanimous are made, and nobody on the outside hears who disagreed or why.
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Unmoored by this knowledge, Margaret hears something new in the lapping waves — the urgent whispers of the wider world.
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The bigger concerns he hears, Mr. Drahozal said, are tied to Mr. Biden's age and his tendencies toward centrism.
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He says the top complaint he hears from employers is how hard it is to find and keep workers.
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She is recovering, but when she hears orphaned orangutans at the center cry, she curls into the fetal position.
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January 30 Chinese Democracy-era member Buckethead first hears about the Guns N' Roses reunion from a TMZ reporter.
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Today he hears white people complain that their problems have been forgotten as political leaders focus on black misery.
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"I'm not sure if you talk to him face to face he hears everything you say," Mr. Grassley said.
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Siri should be able to extract valuable information for the user from what it hears and what it sees.
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An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated that Pennsylvania's Superior Court has discretion on which appeals it hears.
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When the staff hears them, they might get small roles, or covers, or potential leading roles down the line.
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That decision was recently stayed by an appeals court until it hears and rules on arguments on the merits.
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Whenever he hears, or more often reads, a word he does not know, he will reach for the dictionary.
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" Whispered in the wind he hears the refrain: "Come you back, you British soldier; come you back to Mandalay.
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No one knows what the Court will decide after it hears oral arguments in June Medical Services this week.
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You can listen to our conversation in "Lisa Loeb Loeb Hears Music in the Creation of a Crossword Puzzle.".
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ATLANTA — Tyler Perry hears voices in his head, and they have made him wildly popular, divisive and very rich.
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Indeed, anger is the first word Jasmine Johnson, 2017, a grassroots organizer, thinks of when she hears Bloomberg's name.
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The WhatsApp message seemed to reference this and told Bezos not to believe everything he hears or is told.
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A human voice detection system hears when a real agent picks up the phone, and then rings your phone.
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The video shows Lively slowly opening her eyes as she hears the notes to "Wild Thing" by Tone Loc.
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"Due process means it hears before it condemns," Salvador Panelo, chief legal counsel for President Rodrigo Duterte, told reporters.
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As Giorgio De Francesco hears migrants' impassioned requests for protection, he knows he must vote against many of them.
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That's why Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has to laugh whenever he hears these incorrect predictions of Brady.
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Spend a morning with the aggrieved residents of Prescot and one hears scant mention of London, or even austerity.
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The correspondent Gianna Toboni hears arguments from both sides of the debate, including from the NRATV host Grant Stinchfield.
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"It's time to really respond so everybody hears it," said Representative Cedric Richmond of Louisiana, a campaign co-chairman.
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The stories she hears from the women keep her motivated to make as many ladies as possible feel beautiful.
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" The German chancellor hears this scheme, closes her eyes and through an interpreter asks, "Why are you doing this?
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Chemotherapy has resulted in mouth sores that affect his speaking, and Trebek says he sometimes hears himself slurring words.
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When Otis hears that his mom is dating, something she usually doesn't do, he feels betrayed by her again.
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If the Senate hears witnesses, the process becomes far more convoluted, and the trial could go deep into February.
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The dog hears me come in and follows me into the bedroom to watch me put away the laundry.
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An added benefit: Just one FINRA-approved arbitrator hears the case instead of the more common three-person panel.
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The administration has blocked new appointments to a crucial panel at the organization that hears appeals in trade disputes.
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"In communities of color, it's like, 'I'm hearing gunshots,'" Aird said, referring to a complaint she hears from constituents.
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Then a door slams, and he hears footsteps on the stairs, at first distant, formless, with lulls between floors.
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But he often hears from female drivers who have been fondled while driving by drunken male passengers, he said.
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The misnomer is particularly ironic because the dying Isolde never mentions death: instead, she hears Tristan's voice immortally resounding.
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Mr. Clarkson hears this and grins the grin of a man unwilling to be defeated by small-minded concerns.
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Again and again, one hears the objection that congestion fees are regressive, but I think this is doubly mistaken.
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She said she sometimes hears some of her neighbors, who view her work as inappropriate, making comments about her.
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This is something we need to strive for and the more voices of reason that the President hears, the better.
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But Papa Poutine should be more careful about where he's whispering secrets because Archie hears him through a bathroom window.
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In place of music, sometimes the participant hears footsteps, most will walk faster if the auditory footsteps increase in speed.
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In the opener, the first girl gets up as soon as she hears the word vagina — she just cannot deal.
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For example, a smartphone hears a user snoring, then triggers the user's wristband to encourage a change in sleeping positions.
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But then, Dolores encounters Lawrence's little girl, the wise child who keeps warning her about the Maze, and hears gunfire.
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The movie toggles from one to the other at times, giving us a sense of how she hears her world.
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Nearly 130 technology companies filed an amicus brief in support of Washington as a federal appeals court hears the challenge.
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What am I supposed to say to a man who barely turns his head when he hears a woman screaming?
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The player that hears the most birds in 5 minutes — from 1 to a maximum of 60 — is the winner.
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These days Rye hears the sound of guns not abroad but at home, in a country paralyzed by political polarization.
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So while she's saying I'm afraid, what Kara hears is, I don't trust you and I'm worried about you flipping.
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One member of the group, Russ Read, says he often hears criticism that handing out naloxone enables more heroin use.
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So she's got to adjust in a way that Nick doesn't, and when she hears that voice, it's like Matt.
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So let's say there's a 24-year-old in Iowa who hears Obama's call to organize and wants to help.
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That's what Soifer hears most from the people he treats for the condition, and that's how it happened to him.
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He gets to know them, hears their stories, reviews their medical records, and designs the tattoos in front of them.
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She hears constantly from women who are thankful to have a space where they can feel free from body insecurities.
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Every now and then, he hears a slur from a drunk stumbling in or from a shoplifter who got caught.
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She hears then a noise from down the road — someone walking along the roadbed, and she thinks wildly of Martin.
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The grand jury hears testimony from witnesses and considers documents and other evidence before deciding whether to return an indictment.
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The basic idea is an information ecosystem controlled by a central authority that dictates what the population sees and hears.
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"So if anybody hears strange noises coming from my cabin while aboard ship, they'll know what it is," she warned.
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For tips on making sure Congress hears you, check out Indivisible Guide, an online resource founded by former congressional staffers.
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Wolfson will also review the studies and other evidence the legal teams are submitting before deciding what the jury hears.
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As soon as he hears the shout"trust fall," Watson smiles and serenely plops backwards into his owner's loving arms.
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Dr. Bird insists David isn't schizophrenic — that everything he hears and sees is real — but that isn't necessarily the case.
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For those who love movies but hate screaming teenagers who kick the backs of bacteria-infested seats, Apple hears you.
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Plenty of things might explain what was going on here, mainly involving the fly's biology and how it actually hears.
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We had so much fun with that one and I hope the listener hears it the same way I do.
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One doctor involved in the Manchester attacks still hears the voices of injured parents who awoke screaming for lost children.
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If I'm surprised and excited, then I've got a feeling whoever hears the song will be excited like I am.
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" On the other hand, if an old person hears it from the young person, well, they think, "My memory's lousy.
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"The problem is, when a patient hears cancer, they want to be treated," said Tom McLain, COO of Exosome Diagnostics.
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Lewis hears plenty of that anecdotal evidence, but concedes that without climate education, an offer to sell can be seductive.
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Lau says he hears from at least one student on the brink of suicide during a regular two-hour shift.
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The prophet Abraham, according to the biblical tale, hears the voice of God telling him to sacrifice his only son.
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On any given day, Paul, the cancer researcher, hears several different languages spoken on her floor: like Russian, Hindi, Mandarin.
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She ignores her schoolwork, is rude to her teachers, and tackles anyone she hears say anything mean about Charles Wallace.
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So, Trump tries to step up and bring peace to the peninsula, and all he hears is 100 percent negativity.
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"God always hears your prayers and answers them -- they just might not be answered in the way that you expect."
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Howard isn't remembered fondly in Los Angeles for his one-season stint with the Lakers: Howard hears them, all right.
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The CDF hears canonical cases, applying Church laws that could lead to the defrocking of accused priests if found guilty.
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As the second shift worker hears this, he remembers the guy on the front porch and guess what: He's mad.
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No president wants to hears the words "special counsel," and most certainly not in the opening months of an administration.
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That's really interesting when the way a listener hears something you made can change the way you think about it.
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Amazon's recorder kicks in when it hears the word, after which the assistant is then programmed to respond and converse.
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It is a rare time indeed that one hears any criticism from a Republican in the direction of the Gipper.
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But what if her frenemy from accounting comes in to powder her nose, takes a whiff, and hears a drop?
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One hears in Donald Trump and Marine Le Pen's speeches the same longing for a rerooting of their national cultures.
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In her new awareness she hears stories told by refugees in a homeless shelter: displaced persons, victims of unspeakable horrors.
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Mitchell also said this week the "majority of the feedback" he hears from conservative Christians is in favor of Trump.
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And, what he especially wants to keep on the down-low ... he gets a woody when he hears her sing.
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The "Mad Money" host also hears from Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson about why the coffee giant continues to hire veterans.
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While traveling on the Southeast Freeway, Vence "hears a popping noise, like he has a flat tire," Holbrook told reporters.
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Accel still hears voices in his head, which now tell him that he can no longer sleep in his bed.
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When I heard about this, I may have tilted my head like a dog when it hears a weird noise.
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Affairs Cindy Gordon said the company hears from many parents who want to give their child a way to relax.
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Now with Justice Brett Kavanaugh on the bench, his vote could determine whether the court hears more cases like this.
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The Supreme Court will wrestle with the question on Wednesday morning when it hears oral arguments in American Legion v.
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"Every governor's office in the country hears from stakeholders and advocates on issues," Lauren Schenone, Scott's press secretary, told me.
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Deadline hears that a collective decision was made by Universal leadership, led by Donna Langley, with "The Hunt" filmmaking team.
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But Kidd loves to cull and aggregate articles, loves the gasps of surprise he hears, loves the power of information.
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For the biopharmaceutical industry what the public sees and hears is a more general critique of the health care industry.
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The House, like a grand jury, collects evidence, hears testimony, and drafts articles of impeachment — or charges — against the president.
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Here is what she hears: The line for advancement toward the American dream of secure prosperity has grown very long.
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The world often hears the inspiring stories of elite athletes who finish first after running 2000 miles in marathon races.
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Facebook will collect feedback on the drafts for seven days and, depending on what it hears, revise further, Sherman said.
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If the Echo hears the noise, it will send you an alert, coupled with an audio recording of the noise.
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Shortly after returning home from L'Hopital des Anges — where she suffered a miscarriage — Claire hears Fergus whimpering in his sleep.
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He seems to get a lot of information from Fox & Friends and isn't shy about repeating what he hears there.
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The Court normally hears arguments for 100 to 150 cases out of the thousands of cases submitted to the bench.
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At a dramatic moment in the novel, Rodrigues hears the cries of Christians who are being tortured outside his cell.
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That's the last play of the cards for Tite, who hears the tick, tick, tick that we all hear now.
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All she knows is what she hears, and she once heard that she eats in front of the mirror naked.
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Her own confidence comes from the heavenly voices she hears, exhorting her to drive the invading English out of France.
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One hears that a Make America Great Again hat was seen hanging near the locker of the quarterback Tom Brady.
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" Except that the nobody notices: As soon as he hears Ryan's song, Danny realizes her "Stay" once was his "Sway.
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When he hears something drops, he knows I've got to get that for mom because I have a bad back.
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Unless he hears the call of a White House role, then it's off to D.C. as soon as he's told.
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He does come from a rock background, and so there are things that he hears that I would never hear.
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Instead, he rarely hears about schools issuing dress code citations and no longer receives complaints from students about the policy.
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Catch up quick: First, months ago, Trump hears from conservative friends that Ratcliffe is a loyal guy — on Team Trump.
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His wrists still bear scars from that day, and he says he still hears the screams of the other prisoners.
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Perhaps that's the reason one top ad buyer said he rarely hears from his clients about an interest in gaming.
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"He ran the whole length of the quadrangle without his trousers?" an aghast administrator says when he hears the report.
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If someone accidentally says something, if one of the children hears it and repeats it, they could be in danger.
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House impeachment managers said in a statement that the Times report made it imperative that the Senate hears from Bolton.
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Two days later, Mikhailov lost an appeal at the same court, which often hears sensitive cases relating to state security.
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The Court of International Trade is a special court based in New York City that only hears cases concerning trade.
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"We knew it would be almost impossible to get an acquittal when a jury hears you confess," Mr. Peruto said.
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The country's Islamic court, which hears cases of family disputes and inheritance involving Muslims, runs parallel with the civil court.
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Traditionally, the Supreme Court hears cases after they have worked their way through the lower courts, except in extraordinary circumstances.
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But when the investment community hears we can fight infection, it groups us in that categories of antibiotics and antivirals.
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" "I urge everyone here and everyone who hears my voice to join me in telling the stories that aren't told.
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Outside the window he hears Mami's tentative footsteps, the soft scuff of her shoe through the remnants of something broken.
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