And I listened to Kacey, and I listened to Willie.
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Talking to someone or watching TV. Ida listened into the room and listened and listened, on the verge of hearing something clear.
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And what we did throughout the process is listened, listened to investors.
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Used to be, if you wanted to know what was going on, you listened to the record, you listened to the DJ, then you listened to Steve Jobs.
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Otherwise every advertiser has no idea who listened to this, if anyone listened to it.
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I also asked questions and listened (like really listened!) which engaged whoever I was speaking with.
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Then I listened to the music, and I was like, 'Why haven't I listened to this stuff before?
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I put my head back, listened to a jet engine roar, listened to the final boarding call for Beirut.
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You've listened to it before, but you've never really listened to it before, do you know what I mean?
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So I listened to the episode of Turned Out A Punk that you did… You listened to the whole thing?
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"We have listened to our local communities, we have listened to our critics, we've improved our plan," he told CNBC.
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I listened for almost 27,000 minutes and was called a "world citizen" because I listened to artists from 37 countries.
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"I don't feel that I've been listened to, or that nearly half the population have been listened to," he said.
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I half listened to him tell me what cheese was what, half listened to the waitress tell us about the wine.
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When he went over to Joyce's because Will was kinda freaking out, and Hopper listened to Will, and like REALLY LISTENED: 12.
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People have kind of listened to Warren Buffett more than they listened to anybody else, " Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street.
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Half the group listened to the Beatles song "When I'm Sixty-Four"; the other listened to a control (the instrumental music "Kalimba").
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Harbaugh both watched Kaepernick and listened to him, and further listened to the response of his University of Michigan players to that protest.
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Podcast Industry Audience Rankings | updated monthly | PodTrac ranks the 20183 most listened to podcast shows and the 22018 most listened to podcast publishers.
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I stared at my phone throughout dinners with Amit, who listened and listened, who dissected our conflicts for hours on the phone with me.
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Sa listened to Taing talk—listened to Chhonn say that it was his wood they were after and demand that they get back now.
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He'd listened to the Chris and Cosey stuff but I don't think he'd listened to much of the other stuff we did CTI-wise.
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Photo courtesy of Hive Mind PR You haven't listened to Toronto four-piece Peeling yet; at least, you haven't listened to them as Peeling.
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It is somehow so bad, so boring, so unpalatable, that if it is listened to at all, it must be listened to with caution.
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My parents listened to Leonard Cohen when I was a child, so like the typical cliché, I listened to "Marianne" after his passing and cried.
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" If you listened to Nirvana or Smashing Pumpkins you were a "metaller," and if you listened to Blur or REM you were just a "geek.
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My son listened intently for a minute — the longest he had ever listened to a politician in his life — before deciding he had heard enough.
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As a kid, I did some things I didn't want to do, listened to things I thought was interesting, listened to things I thought were bollocks.
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Garvin thinks he has identified five or six voices that pop up again and again on the robocalls he's listened to—and he's listened to thousands.
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Before the radio waves were privatized by networks and listened to behind closed doors, they were a public good and they were listened to in public.
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MOUSSOLOU, UMU SANGARE WM: One more thing for me, that I have listened to a lot, but had never — I hadn't listened to it in many years.
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From the late '80s into the '90s I listened to that line as I have listened to it here now for five months, and I never heard it.
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I listened to the Six Paths EP after that, along with my favorite Dave track "Thiago Silva" and since then I've listened to everything he has been involved with.
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The cold war produced the experts as well as the technology: Dr Makris listened for submarines at the Office for Naval Research before he listened for herring off Maine.
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"In the assessment of those who have listened to it," the recording does not directly implicate bin Salman, Bolton said, adding that he had not listened to the tape himself.
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For a long time I pretty much exclusively listened to the soundtrack — to be fair I was 11 — and it wasn't for a while that I actually listened to the band.
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In a 2008 study, twenty-something students listened to classical music, audiobooks, and nothing as they fell asleep; only the students who listened to music showed marked improvement in their sleep.
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"We listened very carefully and he listened to us about the agenda that this administration has put forward to really revitalize the American manufacturing economy," Liveris told reporters after the meeting.
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You know, the kids -- kids, we listened to it.
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" The Girls Trip star listened closely and said, "Wow.
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He felt like someone ... who was open, who listened.
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But ... what matters to me is that Powell listened.
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I listened ... it lasted for at least 20 minutes.
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" Referring to the president, the official said: "He listened.
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If you listened to Romney, you would conclude that he wanted to cut taxes; if you listened to Obama, you would conclude that he wanted a new program to expand health insurance coverage.
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"I feel grateful that I&aposm being listened to and I&aposm being heard, because I&aposve met so many people who have said, &aposI spoke up but nobody listened,&apos" she said.
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It knows where you listened to that, it knows how long you listened to it, it knows what you did next — all this stuff they don't need to know to make music recommendations.
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Welcome that stranger, he actually listened to the Bible study.
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Inside, I listened to the rattle of the tattoo needle.
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He stopped talking and listened intently to what I said.
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Nobody who ever did a marathon listened to those excuses.
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Nobody who ever achieved their dreams listened to those excuses.
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I listened to the album and indeed, it was him.
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And when they come, they are often not listened to.
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I listened to it every day for a full year.
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If it's been a while since you listened to Bang!
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It is chosen and listened to, for whatever that's worth.
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The crew took Taylor's lead and barely listened to Lucas.
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"We're mad that we haven't been listened to," he said.
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She listened to her, choosing a administrative science major instead.
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Women are increasingly fed up at not being listened to.
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They didn't make fun of his stutter; they just listened.
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We listened to their concerns, their fears, and their desires.
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That victims of sexual assault are systematically not listened to.
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The president, says one insider, "has listened" to such messages.
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So Yuan ignored the skeptics and instead listened to users.
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I listened carefully to the testimony at the committee hearings.
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And I've listened to Channel Orange more than 100 times.
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I haven't listened to it all the way through yet.
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I listened to and respected all voices on the issue.
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I listened to Christmas songs in the middle of July.
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Vizio's "we listened" stance seems to confirm all of this.
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But we persisted, and finally someone listened and believed us.
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She listened to the entire album and no alerts came.
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If I was lucky, I got someone who just listened.
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The dog listened and reacted, and then the dad reacted.
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The album deserves to be listened to in one sitting.
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I listened to the little heartbeat and fell in love.
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"I really listened to her every single detail," says Olivia.
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That meant she listened a lot more than she lectured.
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But I also wish she would have listened to me.
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We already listened to a lot of music on SoundCloud.
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I've never listened to streaming ever, but Ninja gets me.
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I wanted to complain, but no one listened to me.
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What did you think when you finally listened to Mayhem?
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He listened to about eight individuals testify against the bill.
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Or was I miserable because I listened to pop music?
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They can be listened to, debated, rebutted, or simply ignored.
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They listened to one another rather than to their base.
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I listened to that song when I was a kid.
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I remember I listened to it two, three, four times.
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What was the last Diana Ross song you listened to?
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My dad always listened to a lot of funk music.
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Scalia often peppered advocates with questions while Thomas silently listened.
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I just listened to hear if the jam was happy.
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What did you feel like when you listened to this?
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I wish I had listened more closely to the lyrics.
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I haven't listened to or seen A Star Is Born.
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Do you know if the podcast was even listened to?
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She dutifully listened to the Republican nominee as he spoke.
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When was the last time you listened to the album?
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"I listened to country music with my grandparents," he said.
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Rap nerd confession: I haven't listened to Kendrick Lamar's DAMN.
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In a way, I'm glad I haven't listened to DAMN.
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What if he had a Walkman and listened to music?
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And this time, for whatever reason, I listened to it.
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"Canada has no superheroes," he would tell anyone who listened.
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I listened to it after and I approved it though.
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We sat in the pews and listened to the building.
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Ms. Lind listened intently, recognizing that he had truly grown.
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He listened to a dog bark, somewhere down the mountain.
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He just listened to the radio until the battery died.
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I just listened to a lot of modern music culture.
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And Steve Kerr listened to him, and he did it.
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Thank you to all who have listened to our music!
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Like Pollock, Mr. Hubacek listened to jazz as he worked.
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As millions around the globe watched and listened, Americans Col.
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I missed the live event but listened to a playback.
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Should he have toughed it out, worked harder, listened more?
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"We listened and tried to be responsive," Mr. Golding said.
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Xbox users beware, Microsoft may have listened to your conversations.
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He listened intently and gave each of us some advice.
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We stood and listened to the waves lapping the shore.
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I listened from the outdoor balcony of David Geffen Hall.
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Listened to "Carolina Drama" from Jack White's new acoustic recording?
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The students, looking a touch wary, listened intently and stared.
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"We listened to you, and we have acted," she wrote.
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What if architects listened more carefully to the people they
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We scanned the skies; we listened to the tall tales.
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I can tell you in all honesty my brothers listened.
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We were all gamers but our opinions weren't listened to.
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She listened and smiled but was too weak to speak.
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I listened to every live song over and over again.
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I listened to the faint buzz of the fluorescent lights.
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I haven't listened to any of that stuff since then.
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From there I listened to Antidotes and Total Life Forever.
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Liz, I actually listened to Chernow's Hamilton book at 1.5x.
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I listened on my iPhone earbuds and it sounded great.
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That was the time when I listened to heavier metal.
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I was always traveling whenever I listened to those tapes.
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I listened to the Cure a lot, and New Order.
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There we were thinking they all listened to Papa Roach.
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So she brought it home and I listened to it.
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We went back to his house and listened to records.
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They stood on the hoods of their cars and listened.
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I listened carefully to the testimony at the Committee hearings.
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I stopped, listened, looked for telltale movements in the canopy.
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"I listened to her on the phone," Wellman told me.
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He listened though his headset for his signal to start.
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The longer the patients listened, the better off they were.
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"He listened to us," Mr. Pollock said of the president.
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Independent labels said their music was being listened to more.
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He listened and learned and shared and pushed us further.
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Hey, have you ever listened to Chapo Trap House, bro?
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"He listened to me and took my advice," she recalled.
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They ate snacks, listened to poetry and played icebreaker games.
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Older Americans rebelled, and members of Congress listened to them.
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I think that's a voice that should be listened to.
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I can't say I've listened to a lot of it.
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My daughter listened to my story with wide, frightened eyes.
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I sat next to him, wiping away tears, and listened.
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I listened to Tha Block Is Hot probably every day.
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"Wow," Mr. Lowry kept thinking to himself as he listened.
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"Wow," Mr. Lowry kept thinking to himself as he listened.
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"Women are not being listened to," Dr. Teleki told me.
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Because the founder listened to the feedback they were getting.
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SR I've always been outspoken, so I've felt listened to.
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To choose an approach, I listened to my doctor's advice.
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The second guy listened to it while he works out.
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Trump got out there; he listened better than Hillary Clinton.
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"Thank God the Fed listened to me," Mr. Moore said.
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Lendl spoke, Zverev listened, occasionally sucking on a water bottle.
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Bob and Margaret Slifkin watched and listened, overwhelmed with emotion.
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I listened to "All Tomorrow's Parties" for days on end.
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The woman listened, but did not ask questions or linger.
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Valerie Faris: We listened to a lot of A.S.M.R. recordings.
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Trump listened to the panel, the president sent another tweet.
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He has already listened to a biography of Winston Churchill.
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I listened to his music since I was a kid.
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So I clicked the profile and listened to another one.
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I listened to the message five times, elated and disbelieving.
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And they each shared a song they'd listened to recently.
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I listened to 150 albums by women in a row.
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"We've listened to this album as we've slept," he said.
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All day long, I listened to their gurgles and cries.
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She listened for a while, and then she did not.
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For that hour, instead of weaving incessant fantasies, I listened.
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King's most controversial decision also came about because he listened.
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"Finally, someone listened to me!" he said in the clip.
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No one listened -- or at least no one did anything.
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I listened for a while and walked down the beach.
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Bennett said he was grateful she listened to that voice.
|
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Mr. Cordray said he listened to and appreciated his opponents.
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They viewed it differently, but they listened to each other.
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I listened to their stories with fearand, despite myself, laughter.
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They listened to "West Side Story" and dissolved in tears.
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I sat next to the bench and listened into huddles.
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Ameen listened intently, elbows on the table, head hunched forward.
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Mr. Obama listened for a while, then cut him off.
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I listened to her and kept a very open mind.
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"I wasn't really listened to at the time," he said.
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Lyndsey has rarely listened to music in her dark room.
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He listened intently, holding the envelope in his left hand.
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We traveled across the world, listened to many, many investors.
|
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He did all the talking while I sat and listened.
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They listened to the songs for hours, over and over.
|
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But he always took the call and he always listened.
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I have listened to concerns from across the political spectrum.
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They listened to "West Side Story" and dissolved in tears.
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But inside, some listened intently as he began to speak.
|
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But never Trump because I actually listened to him talk.
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"It felt very good to be listened to," Greta said.
|
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Black audiences, starved for entertainment, listened as well as whites.
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She listened to one of Irons's lawyers build his argument.
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For testing, I listened to just about everything I could.
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We want our voices to be listened to and heard.
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I just wanna say thank you to everybody who's listened.
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Annalise: Have you ever really listened to this song's lyrics?
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I sat there and listened to his entire oral testimony.
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Nguyen was a good son and listened to his parents.
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Sam Cooke, I listened to Sam Cooke a whole lot.
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That you wouldn't be listened to or that they're just ...?
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"For Stagecoach, I went back and listened to some of my songs and just listened to them and then I had a couple shots of tequila," joked Bryan of why he forgot his lyrics.
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"He listened, acknowledged it, I think was somewhat taken aback, even though he had the vice president and general over there, that sometimes people want to hear from him, and he listened to that."
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" A reporter posed that to him as a question, and Mr. Bolton responded, "I have not listened to the tape myself, but in the assessment of those who have listened to it, that's right.
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The percentage of American adults polled who had listened to a podcast in the previous month doubled between 2008 and 2015, with over a third of the population having now listened to at least one.
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Staffers gathered in a conference room and listened to the tape.
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So when people first told me to stop looking, I listened.
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They listened to me and they didn't try to defend themselves.
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You guys will enjoy this if you've listened to this podcast.
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"He was the guy that listened," Cline-Thomas told CNN Business.
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Wendy teared up quite a bit as her audience listened intently.
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And I just listened to him – everything he does I love.
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I would sit in my mother's lap, and she just listened.
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Louise was seen crying as she listened to it on Wednesday.
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I listened to John Peel and that was university for me.
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Feeling listened to and understood is critical to changing someone's opinion.
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They've listened and I think taken our input, but don't agree.
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Several passengers around him wept as they listened to his story.
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That's why we listened and acted on the feedback we received.
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They listened and empathized, then explained that they had no power.
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"The judges carefully listened to both sides," Hart Miles tells PEOPLE.
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It's the one I've listened to the most in recent times.
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They were my top listened to band on Spotify last year.
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I listened and watched as debates began to rage over hugging.
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And what change might happen if more people listened to them?
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Their music was super raw, but no one listened to it.
|
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As Sally listened to the awful stories, something ruptured inside her.
|
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If anyone had listened, hundreds of women could have been spared.
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They also listened to each other — and learned from their mistakes.
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Even though Procter & Gable stayed silent, it seemed like they listened.
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We listened to his music and spoke about the young generation.
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The two wined, dined, listened to Lemonade, and talked about Solange.
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He listened to me silently, a hard look in his eyes.
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After his speech, he listened to their complaints for several minutes.
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I was annoyed because I was half asleep, but I listened.
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How can we listen better than we are being listened to?
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I don't know how long anyone's listened to these things for.
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These are fan songs that I probably haven't listened to yet.
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That I listened to all my stakeholders, and I walked away.
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I just listened, waiting for some automated message to chime in.
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He never listened, said his sister, Juanita, who left for Miami.
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"In the beginning it was really bleak — few listened," he said.
|
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Many of them listened to the instructions and remained in place.
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Trembling, she listened as the EMT got back on the line.
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We became a political group to be feared and listened to.
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If you've listened to the podcast, you already know the answer.
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I listened to Ella Fitzgerald and all of those soul classics.
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Those who listened to political pundits missed the move in Washington.
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I never voted because I never felt politicians listened to me.
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We listened to Elephant's Memory and we were into Yoko, genuinely.
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I know it was, but he listened to the whole thing.
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I listened to a lot of Nick Cave and Timber Timbre.
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"When I spoke to them they listened to me," says Max.
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The first time I listened to Chris Bell was by accident.
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It's understood that the music is there to be listened to.
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We just listened to some music and stuff first, just chilled.
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All the little things she used to tell me I listened.
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But she told me to keep at it, so I listened.
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As I listened to him, I slowly started raising my fist.
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Ironically, people who talk the most get listened to the least.
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Yeah, I listened to her song "The Weekend" probably 100 times.
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She also listened as the Council members shared their own stories.
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GROWING UP in Niger, Mdou Moctar listened to traditional Tuareg music.
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Nobody listened to reason, however, and yesterday, the sarcophagus was opened.
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So I really listened a lot and I learned a lot.
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Increasingly, women who come forward find they are being listened to.
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I've listened to it before, but I love it so much!
|
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Your thoughts as you listened on to the killer&aposs confession?
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"(Trump) listened to what the members brought to him," Burgess said.
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But I haven't really listened to him since Forest Hills Drive.
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"I'm very sure Michellita listened to me," she told Dallas News.
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I listened and smiled until evening, and then I went out.
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He was never an artist I listened to often or alone.
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I listened to Gravediggaz's 6 Feet Deep on the plane today.
|
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I sat in my apartment and listened to them for hours.
|
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I've listened to Kacey Musgraves's Golden Hour every week this year.
|
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Scott used his personal story to move Trump, who listened intently.
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But I've never listened to it much after making it. Nice.
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I've listened to senior women tell stories about their own paths.
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She embraced them and consoled them – and she listened to them.
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Levitt listened intently and agreed with Nye on virtually every point.
|
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Cramer read the analysts' notes and listened to the conference call.
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Spotify's "Home" pane suggests music based on what you've listened to.
|
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After, she listened back to the recordings to find the words.
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Do you think the senator listened to you in that moment?
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She listened while I girl-talked with her about my feelings.
|
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He tells Myles 'I should've listened to these people back then.
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Dance music culture was prominent—that's just what you listened to.
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How many times do you reckon you've listened to the soundtrack?
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Maybe we should've listened when Barack Obama called him a jackass.
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"What was important about President Obama was he listened," Mckesson said.
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THOMPSON: I haven't listened to "FEFE" or Queen, for personal reasons.
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Though I've listened to them so much they're barely playable now.
|
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I listened to a podcast as I walked to the subway.
|
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Have we not listened as they quack away into the ether?
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I think we listened too much about data journalism and pundits.
|
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And it looks like Microsoft's listened to all of our complaints.
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I listened to it in a meeting, and that was it.
|
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It is time we listened to what they have to say.
|
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I haven't ever listened to even one song off the album.
|
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But I listened to it all the way home, smiling broadly.
|
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I listened to him on the flight back to New York.
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Guadagnino listened for a moment, crossing one leg over the other.
|
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Clinton has listened to and spoken for children and the poor.
|
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The whole section sat down and listened to the tapes, blind.
|
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To its credit, the court — never one for rapid change — listened.
|
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He listened intently—there was almost a pastoral quality to it.
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CHUCK ROBBINS: Well, I listened to how Jim described it yesterday.
|
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With his eyebrows slightly arched, he listened patiently to the complaints.
|
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On Sunday afternoons, both families listened to opera on the radio.
|
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We talked a little but mostly listened to the hurricane's groans.
|
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The specific meditation that the participants listened to is also unique.
|
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So when she shared some of her travel tips, we listened.
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CNN has listened to the recording but cannot independently verify it.
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I've listened to better, but for $450, it's worth the upgrade.
|
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That made my day, and I listened to both on Spotify.
|
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Perhaps if we'd hastened, outrun the melody, God might have listened.
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Students, faculty members and staff members of all races listened intently.
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One afternoon, Huntington listened to the couple have a small argument.
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I now know I shouldn't have listened to his simplistic answers.
|
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So I listened to their music and I just loved it.
|
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I haven't listened to the album version for over a decade.
|
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If you haven't listened to The Wilderness already, go do that.
|
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I just listened to it on a loop on my Walkman.
|
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But even if someone had said something, I wouldn't have listened.
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For years, no one listened when I talked about the ghosts.
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I listened to it religiously while smoking and writing by myself.
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I wish I had listened to this when it came out.
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I listened to a lot of podcasts while playing this game.
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I listened to cases of harassment at work or by landlords.
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But when I listened to Luke's mix tape, I felt tricked.
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Many who have listened to the recording are understandably taken aback.
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She changed the way we dressed, listened to music and spoke.
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Jim and I listened and he responded, 'I have no interest.
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Jayapal sat and listened to the women for nearly three hours.
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I never listened that it was positive in the first exam.
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I listened as Nusra fighters tortured members of the Syrian Parliament.
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I've listened to a lot of audio processing in my life.
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He listened calmly throughout the hearing, which lasted roughly 20 minutes.
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We listened to rock music on the way to small battles.
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While Pierre-Auguste painted and talked about the past, Jean listened.
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She insisted we do it and we eventually listened to her.
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We listened to them extremely loud and it was truly fantastic.
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I was a record collector and I listened to fuckin' everything.
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Also, I've probably listened to this McCartneys song a thousand times.
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Fifty-six percent of Americans have never listened to a podcast.
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"It's me," he told people in the room as he listened.
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When I got home, I listened to the quote several times.
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I listened to a lot of music, even before film school.
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If you've listened to Pet Sounds before, listen to it again.
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" I listened long enough to hear my boyfriend say, "We didn't.
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We listened to our consumers who provided us very direct feedback.
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Some of their heads drooped as they listened to the judge.
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He listened to "All Things Considered" on a battered portable radio.
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Jones listened to the protesters but did not speak to them.
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Someone had finally listened to me and believed in my story.
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Roberts listened as a reporter read the tweet back to him.
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In the early 1980s, I listened to the ECM recording constantly.
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The Culture Issue I listened to only female singers all summer.
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I listened to "Aja," which was one of their bigger albums.
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It was a different feeling when you listened to someone else.
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I watched, I listened and I realized … same strategy, nothing new.
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I listened to operational planners as they debated the next moves.
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I listened to Her Home Sweet Home album while I sewed.
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Philip listened sympathetically as Alexei began to have doubts about America.
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But their citizens said absolutely not, and they listened to them.
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The nurse practitioner had listened to her story and her lungs.
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Mr. Kuczinski said he never listened to the recorded calls himself.
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One call was put on speakerphone as a small group listened.
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He listened, for whistling wind, falling branches, roof slates decapitating pensioners.
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Those Republicans should have listened to Ed Weberman and ReShonda Young.
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But if you listened closely, you could hear echoes of Bannon.
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"You know, I've never listened to the lyrics before," she said.
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"Lawson could hear the horses if he listened closely," Tone writes.
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And we listened to their platforms and we learned a lot.
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If you listened, you heard it: a lilt in his voice.
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Findley listened to the 911 call nearly a half-dozen times.
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But every single person wants to be listened to and remembered.
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Dr. Elisondo listened to her breathing and determined she needed treatment.
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CNN listened to the calls, which ranged from casual to threatening.
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People listened quietly as he condemned unprecedented forms of government surveillance.
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Senate staffers mostly just listened on the call, those people said.
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I know that was the first constituency head you listened to.
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Rejoined Ginsburg, "I wish he had listened to me more often."
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My most listened to artist on Spotify is Madeleine Peyroux.10.
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I don't know how long I watched and listened to them.
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If you listened to the debates on the radio, Nixon won.
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I listened to the birds having a conversation across the resort.
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Some players practiced through yoga, while Dennis Rodman listened to music.
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He said they listened, but at this point did not agree.
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And I just sat there, and I smiled and I listened.
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In those moments I stopped, made eye contact and really listened.
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Today I listened to one of my favorites — Call Her Daddy.
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When stealth was required, I listened carefully for cows or trucks.
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They listened intently as Wilson laid out why he chose Islam.
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He told reporters the President had listened intently during their meeting.
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Then he stopped talking as he listened to his own words.
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He listened to the Republican ruling class and got burned. Again.
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And these CEOs, bureaucrats, and academics listened carefully to Trump's words.
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Elsa: I listened to "Let It Go" at least 26 times.
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Local officials listened, finding the money needed to repair the building.
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He listened attentively to the regulars as they had their say.
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Pharrell listened with his mouth slightly open and his brow furrowed.
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"What we we did throughout the process was listened," Taylor said.
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"I listened to Ethan Hawke in an interview recently," he recalled.
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Now she listened at the other end of the line, incredulous.
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And the reason is because, frankly, we listened to the lawyers.
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Soto listened to their progress while on radio watch at Dallas.
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I think I have listened to my tracks a hundred times.
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Then I really liked it the more I listened to it.
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Because they listened to me, I learned to listen to myself.
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He listened for the sink faucet to run, but it didn't.
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They went to their own parties and listened to different music.
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Mr. Hart mostly listened before he slid into Mr. Grams's seat.
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And then he listened and I think he was genuinely moved.
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He listened to her, even if he didn't like her pronouncements.
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They all listened to that ad from our fine sponsor. Totally.
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My loyalty to Jackson meant I never really listened to Prince.
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You should not have listened to me is the basic point.
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") based in part on competition ("Look how much I listened to!
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If you listened to a radio station based on an artist, the app won't show you the specific tracks you listened to, which kind of ruins the music discovery that comes with those kinds of features.
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It's also interesting to note that music women and men listened to in their early 20s were found to be only half as influential in deciding adult taste as the songs listened to during teenage years.
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I bought the album and listened to it at home alone, the same way I listened to everything back when I had an attention span; quietly, if a little buzzed, with my knees to my chin.
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So I listened and re-listened to the denunciations of lawmakers like Senator Mike Lee, Republican of Utah, and Gary Johnson, the Libertarian presidential candidate, who both declared that their wives and sisters and daughters deserved better.
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So, what do we do with the fact that, as destructive as some of Kelly's work has been, there are people who listened to her indictment of Ailes who would never have listened to, say, Anita Hill.
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He seemed to understand what I was saying, he listened very well.
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Western spooks have listened to audio recordings of Khashoggi's last excruciating moments.
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You fundamentally believe that you will be listened to and taken seriously.
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Feynman "didn't like silence," Trimble wrote, so he talked, and sometimes listened.
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Then I actually listened to it, and oh MAN is it great.
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It's been listened to all over the world and peaked at no.
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I listened to your podcast this morning — during my commute — with Sheryl.
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I even listened to a John Mayer song the other day. Why?
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He's listened in with an antenna made of coat-hangers and moulding.
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When I listened to the baker praise my purchase, I heard Shalidor.
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Apparently, Becky always listened to an old school radio while getting ready.
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In the nine years since, Marin has complained, but few have listened.
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He should have listened to her, despite her being a Democratic appointee.
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"So many of these women have never been listened to," Shook said.
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WATTERS: And just to listen, I didn&apost speak, I just listened.
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I was able to have a say and I was listened to.
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Both in the convention hall and all across social media, people listened.
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Alexander Vindman, one of several officials who listened in on the call.
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I listened to countless arguments in favor of scooters and against them.
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The Facebook representative listened politely and gave Wickrematunge her card, she said.
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So he listened on the radio while working at the hardware store.
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I listened to the call as it occurred from the Situation Room.
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Instead, I listened to him slander other running candidates and the press.
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He said Pompeo listened to the concerns but didn't explain his thinking.
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I sat near you today in Starbucks and listened as you talked.
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"I'm just a regular guy that just listened to the right people."
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They listened — and showcased a cycle that defines fan culture on YouTube.
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I listened in entirety for my dad's voice, but never found it.
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"I don't think I have listened to the first album," Page said.
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A few days later when I listened back I heard something different.
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Some books are meant to be read, others are best listened to.
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They were humble, open, and listened intently to everyone in the room.
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My worried thoughts were listened to, my final words would be judged.
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You listened to music through your earbuds, your laptop or your smartphone.
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I listened to Coltrane's "In a Sentimental Mood" after I read it.
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I listened to James Dobson's Focus on the Family radio half hour.
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We also listened to a lot of contemporary Christian music, or CCM.
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"I listened to what Rachel really wanted," Brent tells The Zoe Report.
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Her catalogue should no longer be listened to in the same way.
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He listened, read scripture and lent his shoulder to those who wept.
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I needed to show her that I finally listened with my heart.
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None of the phone calls we listened to required human fallback, however.
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But I just trust that it's being listened to in the aggregate.
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No one saw it, no one listened to it, no one cared.
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I listened to them in the calm comfort of my own home.
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The mindfulness exercise that I listened to was not hypnosis at all.
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And I listened to a lot of music, especially when I traveled.
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It's clearly been made to be listened to in just one sitting.
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People who listened to the debate on the radio thought Nixon won.
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"I just listened to Lemonade," Spears shared in an interview with NME.
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"But if he listened to me, he would be on "The Apprentice.
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I just listened to him, to what he was saying to me.
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"I've listened to this, and I feel it so personally," she said.
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So it seems like Trump has listened to his advisers — for now.
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It went quickly while I listened to "Your Release Radar" on Spotify.
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Most people who listened in our test could not tell a difference.
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You asked, and Starbucks listened: The S'mores Frappuccino is returning this summer.
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I listened to a bit this morning—it came out today right?
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But here's a secret: If you have listened to E•MO•TION,
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But I assure you that we listened to it numerous, numerous times.
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Nobody seems to "follow" them or have listened to their new album.
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So Moto listened, and now the Z24 has a 213mm jack again.
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Well, I have listened to tapes, but none of them concern this.
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So we listened to our users a lot more for this version.
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He listened carefully and, surrendering his initial skepticism, signed the consent form.
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I should've listened to this at 19 when I was more impressionable.
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Hopeful, if skeptical, foreign officials listened intently before delivering predictable talking points.
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I don't know, I haven't listened to it in a long time.
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It's an opera that should be listened to from front to back.
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Listened to three decades on, "Can You Feel It," feels truly revolutionary.
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If I had listened to her, we might still be together now.
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And he listened to them argue over whether they should kill him.
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The Alexa user base listened for twice as long as mobile users.
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I feel like my voice is listened to by my wonderful team.
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There's always the naysayers like 'They told you!' and 'You should've listened!
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Furthermore, he listened better and never stopped putting Clinton on the defensive.
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Romy listened as he stirred a cup of black coffee—no sugar.
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But we listened to it a lot when we moved in together.
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I really liked Judas Priest, AC/DC, the things everyone listened to.
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Like this actor, she listened to the voices and ended her life.
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We've listened to the tape and the word "bitch" is never mentioned.
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CP: I've probably listened to "Try Me" by DeJ Loaf 500 times.
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Kucinich said he listened to the recording after leaving office in 2015.
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It's a beautiful release overall, one that's better listened to than described.
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In China, my first slides were about sustainability, and no one listened.
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They listened raptly, but several did not disguise how puzzled they felt.
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Most people listened and thought that was fine: It was pro-woman.
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It is really important that that fear is listened to and addressed.
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I listened to Crystal Waters, Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, Prince, James Brown.
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Since then, I've only listened to podcasts that featured hosts of color.
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We've listened to our people in terms of what's important to that.
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I just listened to it last night, and I was blown away.
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The mixing, mastering, recording, we've listened to the album a million times.
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For a while, I listened to Whatever People Say I Am tirelessly.
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It should not be listened to on a flight to Los Angeles.
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Some people got upset, but others listened, and have now joined him.
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As Calle sat and listened to my secret, her attention was active.
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The first few days, Phoebe listened to music with her headphones on.
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Judge Kavanaugh, I listened to you talk of your life being ruined.
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She listened to their stories and began to understand their difficult lives.
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Emily Warren's voice sounds familiar — especially if you've listened to The Chainsmokers.
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We listened to "Angel Of Death" and it felt really, really extreme.
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The demonstrators, who filled the plaza, listened to speeches and sang songs.
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"I listened, and I heard, and I didn't know," she told McKesson.
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Wilson listened to the president's conversation with the widow of Army Sgt.
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On the street, he listened to the men and women of Pittsburgh.
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Wilson said that she listened to Trump's call with Johnson's widow Myeshia.
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I haven't always acted on these tips, but I've always listened. 2.
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Oghi lay there on the bed and listened to the two women.
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Disney listened and is making a change before the movie hits theaters.
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I listened to his story and threw their tactics in their face.
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I had people say, 'You know, I never listened to his music.
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The night after the first hearing, Muilenburg listened to the victims' families.
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All week on sports radio, I've listened to people talk about him.
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In 2015, Congress listened to their governors and a clean renewal passed.
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Instead she closed her eyes and listened to the music and prayed.
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He might have been more interesting if he listened to Al Green.
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They made some rules by consensus, elected leaders and listened to speeches.
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"The old Rudy listened because he wanted to win," Frydman told MSNBC.
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It was a tough decision, but eventually I listened to my wife.
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Saipov listened to the proceedings with the aide of an Uzbek translator.
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In a way it listened to me but also took me down.
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I listened to them, studied the issues and decided they were right.
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I listened to the ever-shifting drone of insects in the Everglades.
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Children donned newsprint hats and listened to the cinders fall on them.
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He listened to everything I was saying and he was not defensive.
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We listened to a Jack Johnson playlist, and he talked about school.
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Having got the gist, I often closed my eyes and simply listened.
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The younger players listened to him, Tillinghast says, because they feared him.
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He listened patiently, interrupting only occasionally to ask a question or two.
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Vindman and Williams directly listened in on Trump's July 25 phone call.
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He wore earphones and listened to the novel "Darktown" as he ran.
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But otherwise, Weir listened to the feedback he got from his readers.
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Perhaps they should have listened to Camp when they had the chance.
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I just listened to the whole album—it has a real narrative.
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I gather Secretary Clinton hasn't listened to too many of my speeches.
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You listened as angry skies grumbled and death rained down with bullets.
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I listened, I observed and I had the opportunity to address attendees.
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The authorities listened to her story, then repatriated her to Benin City.
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The young men who came, mainly from Senegal and Gambia, listened quietly.
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"We listened to our customers," said Roz Brewer, Starbucks' chief operating officer.
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Those who have listened to the tape diverge when describing Gilbert's tone.
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Listened to "Blood, Sweat, Tears" on the ride to the commencement ceremony.
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I haven't listened to a full Weezer album since the Green Album.
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When I haven't listened, I end up in prison or beat up.
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At the time, I'd barely listened to anything other than street rap.
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Growing up, my dad listened to a lot of old school music.
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Did you parents inform a lot of the music you listened to?
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They're meant to be listened to from start to finish, in order.
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Luckily, Stefani says she listened to it and those fears went away.
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If that man there listened to my music, I'm out of here.
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I listened to a few and then found the Conet Project too.
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Charlie Daniels: For a long time, I've listened to Spanish-flavored music.
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If the last year is anything to go by, neither much listened.
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I listened to a lot of Coldplay and a little pop punk.
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Since I was a child, I've listened to all kinds of music.
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I listened to a flute concerto and drank a glass of vermouth.
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Later, we listened as my son learned a new kind of laugh.
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It's like a modern composer saying she had never listened to Beethoven.
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He listened sympathetically while I described my dispute with the rental company.
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"Moby-Dick." I read it first, and then I listened to it.
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When I listened to the track, all that motivation clicked into place.
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We just need love, and we just need to be listened to.
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Personally, I listened because I usually gleaned information, reading between the lines.
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I listened to his steady, quiet voice guide me and my breathing.
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I listened endlessly to Parquet Courts and the Black Keys, among others.
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I grew uncomfortable as I listened, my smile frozen on my face.
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Gould's restlessness courses through every track (at least those I listened to).
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"No practice, no rehearsal, we just listened to the songs," Santana said.
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For his research, Mr. Hoult listened to Dan Carlin's "Hardcore History" podcast.
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What did you used to do when you listened to The Streets?
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"I listened to their stories and shed tears with them," he said.
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Sounds like he should've listened to Wayne, and held onto his receipts.
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His family listened quietly, then lined up to pass by the coffin.
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"I kept calling until he finally listened to me," Ms. Saltzberg said.
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We listened to their story in the California offices of Catholic Charities.
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"I've listened to a little bit of 'Pod Save America,'" he said.
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But Mr. Trump listened with interest and asked questions of Mr. Papadopoulos.
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I listened to Sarah Akiyoshi's bamboo flute concert while preparing the meal.
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But he deeply, deeply listened to and was curious about young people.
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We listened and promised to make our greatest effort toward that future.
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If you haven't listened to the "Caliphate" series, do yourself a favor.
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Do the things you listened to as a teenager still move you?
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He worked, read in the evenings and occasionally listened to a ballgame.
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The last time I listened to Ariana Grande I almost died too.
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He listened and recorded, not as an ethnomusicologist, but as an enthusiast.
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Listened about their parent's layoff they couldn't yet understand the significance of.
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The crowd intently listened as the teen paused to maintain his composure.
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He listened to Marian Wright Edelman, an activist, who was meeting Sen.
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We listened to all of the potential corroborating witnesses for Dr. Ford.
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"When I listened to Marks, I gulped," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Maybe they found me as depressing as the artists I listened to?
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Lately, he has listened closely, and has a more disciplined Twitter finger.
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If you've ever listened to a podcast, you're familiar with Casper mattresses.
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Pompeo confirmed Wednesday that he listened in on the Trump-Zelensky call.
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I listened to Senator Debbie Stabenow, a pianist, belt out Carole King.
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The Mets listened to — then rejected — Syndergaard's plea for his favorite catcher.
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Clutching the phone, she listened as Warren thanked her for her work.
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Koskinen listened and thanked Fisher for expressing his opinion, according to Fisher.
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It really has to be listened to in order to get it.
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Pompeo listened in on the July 25 call between Zelensky and Trump.
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It isn't known which officials listened to Trump's phone call with Putin.
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So I listened to her and I started peeling back the layers.
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Murray and Warren said there's little evidence the White House has listened.
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He listened to the speeches that opposition leaders gave to the crowd.
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It was the first time, really, that anyone had listened to her.
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This time, in the midst of the #MeToo uprising, people listened. After
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Season 2 — though still well-listened to — was less of a hit.
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" I should have listened when the cow, who was eavesdropping, said, " Bloomberg .
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You can argue, as a political judgment, that they shouldn't have listened.
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TAPPER: Have you listened to the... ISRAEL: The facts will come out.
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We listened to Abba, the Supremes, Fleetwood Mac, Cheryl Lynn and Obama.
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I listened to some invisible bird rattling off the facts of consciousness.
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I listened, wide-eyed at his cosmopolitanism and nervous about his daring.
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You listened to a streamed or downloaded track through a mobile phone.
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Using a stethoscope, the aid worker listened to the little boy's lungs.
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"We always listened to them, we always broke up," Mr. Boyce said.
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I've listened to Pinkerton at least 200 times in my life probably.
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He listened to the phone ringing until the answer service clicked in.
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I listened to him rinse a dish in a sink miles away.
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We listened to this all the time when it first came out.
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She felt listened to in the planning process, and deepened her involvement.
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I haven't listened to Foo Fighters like that, I miss [Kurt's] voice.
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When I heard "There's a Honey" I loved it, then I listened to "Television Romance"—it's almost the same song but I listened to it ten times a day which I haven't done with a band in ages.
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According to 2014 data from Spotify Insights on what people actually listen to, men and women have similar tastes; 29 of the 40 musicians women listened to most frequently were also the artists most frequently listened to by men.
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I told him to put the toilet seat down, but he never listened.
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Because I've been given that position, I get listened to a lot more.
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I listened to it on the Discogs player and immediately fell in love.
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The patients listened, for example, to speakers reciting digits from zero to nine.
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They spoke, and after hearing their love for the magical unicorn, we listened.
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And I feel like I'm -- that I'm being listened to in that respect.
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I'd listened and nodded when friends spouted sales pitches for their favorite products.
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QUESTION: I listened to you during the campaign ... TRUMP: Excuse me, excuse me.
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When I listened to it again I just really fucking loved this record.
|
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Maybe we should have just listened to NASA and eaten krill, after all.
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I listened to music I identified with to make me feel less alone.
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If you haven't read his book or listened to his podcast, you should.
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George H.W. Bush listened to the advice of his sons George and Jeb.
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Cam: Missy, Aaliyah, those are pretty much the people that we listened to.
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If you like podcasts and haven't yet listened to "Slow Burn," you should.
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When they spoke, shouting above the pub's din, he listened carefully and nodded.
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Oh, I listened to one of the new John Mayer EP a lot.
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If they were trained properly and listened, most prostitutes would get help sooner.
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The premier listened to his views without showing approval or disapproval, he added.
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We listened to our fans who want the anthem and the flag respected.
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I was one of several staff and officers who listened to the call.
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I listened to the album in one sitting and then played it again.
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Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, and dutifully listened to the remarks of his colleagues.
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"[Becca] was like, 'Oh my God we listened to your thing,'" Caroline explained.
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I listened to a lot of them growing up because of my dad.
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But when the soldiers arrived, Abiy approached them and listened to their complaints.
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"The Ranger listened for a few minutes and took the phone," he says.
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So, traditionally, young people don't get listened to because, traditionally, they vote less.
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Home Depot listened, but its creepy memory lives on forever on the internet.
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Tears flowed freely down my face as I listened to testimony after testimony.
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We have, many times, listened to Musk warn the public about these threats.
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He listened to them and then he extracted their essence, so to speak.
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"The Ranger listened for a few minutes and took the phone," he said.
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Paul Singer, who you listened to, said that it was a dangerous time.
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I listened to the Beatles when I was a kid, not country music.
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These young men want to be listened to when they speak, and feared.
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"We listened to black radio, and that was all Motown," she told me.
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Women who cared about you, listened to you, fed you, and raised you.
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But Katie listened to her heart, even if it might hurt her lungs.
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Only 28% had read an ebook and 14% had listened to an audiobook.
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"We have listened, and decided to remove the ads as soon as possible."
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I always listened to these stories in partial awe, but mostly in horror.
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The reason McIntosh was effective was that Franken actually listened to her advice.
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Right, so all the stuff that we would have listened to on KQRS.
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Dallas listened intently as his grandparents described his absent mom and missing childhood.
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I also listened to some orchestral music, like "Appalachian Spring" by Aaron Copland.
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For the next year or so, I barely listened to music at all.
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CIA Director Gina Haspel reportedly listened to audio capturing Khashoggi's interrogation and murder.
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Malia Obama kept tearing up as she listened to her dad's farewell speech.
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I hadn't listened to a lot of that music for a long time.
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Of course if you've listened this deep, you know who Jonah Peretti is.
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There was a small clique of dope smokers there who listened to jazz.
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"I listened to someone talk for three hours the other day," she said.
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At seventeen, I sat down and listened to some of my parents' records.
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What are the five albums that you've listened to the most in 2016?
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I had listened to my eating disorder lie to me for too long.
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Four years on, he says he's grateful to have listened to her instincts.
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I listened using my Beoplay H6's and the two paired very nicely.
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He paused, listened, then hauled himself up the ladder to the ops deck.
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I always looked up to my pops—I always listened to his music.
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It was the only song anybody listened to for at least 4 months.
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"Have you listened to Hubbard's lectures?" he asked, referring to the original Hubbard.
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I listened a lot to George Gershwin's "Rhapsody In Blue," West Side Story.
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Years ago, Idaho Green met Beitz in person and listened to his story.
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When I was really young it was just what my parents listened to.
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I listened two Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me's and a My Favorite Murder.
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Vocals and individual instruments sounded great in pretty much everything I listened to.
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He said he held Wilkins' hands to comfort her, and listened to her.
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What song off the project have you listened to the most and why?
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" If you listened to Happy Mondays or Primal Scream you were a "druggy.
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And, conversely, some black women felt like they were not being listened to.
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I loved his music in the '80s when I first listened to it.
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I've listened to Virginians whose families have been torn apart by gun violence.
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George listened in amazement to the LRA leader discussing how to make alcohol.
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" And she said, "We probably just sat around and listened to hillbilly records.
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Kushner and Greenblatt attended the security council session and listened to Abbas' speech.
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They're such an incredible label, they all sat down and listened to it.
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Marlboro Ice Blast, Kormet Red, Lucky Strike Unfiltered—I listened to the lot.
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And where some stayed true to themselves, some listened to their alter ego.
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All these years later, ADLTL is one of my most listened to albums.
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If you listened carefully, you'll have noticed that Trump differentiated between his enemies.
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I also listened to some orchestral music, like Appalachian Spring by Aaron Copland.
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I listened to K-Rino—the best in the world in my opinion.
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By last year, at least 46 million Americans listened to podcasts each month.
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I lay under a cottonwood tree and listened to leaves and grass swaying . . .
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Ntaganda, in a dark suit, listened intently to the judges during the ruling.
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In New York, "the top" listened to public's input and implemented the suggestions.
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He had listened as young white men berated him for resisting the draft.
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Sears claimed that he listened to the child's mother describe her son's symptoms.
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But even if the court had listened to the psychologists, I refused to.
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He hasn't listened to Burgle yet, and he's not going to start now.
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The teacher yelled at me, and I listened in silence; we all did.
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While Forte listened to Jimi Hendrix, he said, Maddon was into the Carpenters.
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As Whitley listened, he said, he tried to imagine himself in her place.
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If you haven't yet listened to it, I urge you to do so.
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College Board officials reached out to critics, held meetings, attended hearings and listened.
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The candidate listened intently to her story, and then promised to follow up.
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I listened past his purposeful hyperbole, New Yorker sarcasm, and Alpha-male tweets.
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It's a familiar line, if you've ever listened to oil industry talking points.
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"For this piece, I listened to hundreds and hundreds of objects," he continued.
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Fidgeting Clevelanders listened that night as sportscaster Bob Costas strived for poetic context.
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In the end, after nearly a year and a half, Alexander Urtula listened.
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I'VE LISTENED TO EVERYBODY SPECULATE IN TERMS OF WHO WINS THE CONTEST HERE.
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They watched television, listened to music and roasted a pork loin, he said.
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Ms. Wigfield listened in what she described as a state of mounting horror.
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Clinton, showering her with praise as she listened attentively, if a bit robotically.
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I turned the news on and listened as I read everything I could.
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An estimated 200 million people listened to the Westminster Abbey ceremony on radio.
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Each side listened to the other and was permanently changed by that listening.
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I sat down and listened to the rippling water and the invisible wind.
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Cubans listened to their music in secret, passing records from hand to hand.
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" Wednesday night, she repeated her claim to CNN, saying, "Nobody listened to me.
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Ayed el-Khayr, who wore a brown skullcap and prayer beads, listened intently.
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First, I listened to the music, which was very special and very moving.
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Again, Robert listened and searched for movement in the inky Rorschach of trees.
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Last year, the company said users listened to 5.66 billion hours of music.
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I have listened very carefully to my fellow Democrats over the past month.
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A judge listened to the evidence and found that no crime was committed.
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Later on I listened to them again, but I've never seen them live.
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"When I met him, he listened to a lot of country," he said.
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"The bottom line is the president listened to the arguments," he told reporters.
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"I listened to Bessie Smith's complete recordings non-stop, all day," she said.
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And some of it is what other people like you have listened to.
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"I wish people had listened to me and understood my fear," she concludes.
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"RWE is one of the companies, which has listened to us," he said.
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Of course, she stood by and listened to all my father's racist jokes.
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But I drunk it and I smoked and I listened to the album.
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They're just images that occurred to me when I listened to the album.
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The same performance could be listened to again and again with no variation.
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Hopefully by now you've listened to The Internet's awesome 2015 release, Ego Death.
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You only listened to the loudest voices—the ones that you agreed with.
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So I went down and told him you should have listened to me.
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I listened to the President [Obama's] news conference and I agree with him.
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I've listened to this album a lot, mostly alone, mostly in my car.
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My co-workers were pretty chill; some of them even listened to Drake.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android Brandon S Blackmore listened carefully.
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Castro addressed the migrant crisis, as everyone else—seemingly with sincere patience—listened.
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Anybody could have listened to that meeting, that meeting is up for grabs.
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You'd never guess that if you listened to the Republican party's talking points.
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Like 21% of Americans, I've listened to a podcast in the last month.
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Finally, we listened to the public radio teleplay version of the first film.
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So I watched the debates, watched the town halls, listened to the candidates.
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Mr. Marten, dressed in an orange jail jumpsuit, listened impassively to the arguments.
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The rest of Old Trafford sat and listened, unable to find its voice.
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I'll shamelessly admit that I've listened to "TRAP QUEEN" at least 1,738 times.
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We listened to longer speeches and shorter speeches and heard a terrible poem.
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With this album, I just feel like I've finally listened to my gut.
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We listened to a lot of opinions, from people who played Skyward Sword.
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Between games, he stood courtside, gesticulating with his hands while Marina stoically listened.
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She continued: I have to tell you that I listened to all this.
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I would check them out more if I listened to music a lot.
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When I was a kid I listened to a lot of Pink Floyd.
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Everybody listened to Southern Cal punk-rock, like Bad Religion and Circle Jerks.
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I've listened to gospel and blues on Peacock, to psychedelic rock on Probe.
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As far as I can tell, she hasn't listened to Led Zeppelin since.
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We had never listened to opera before that brief time in our lives.
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The women listened; discussions in varying degrees of depth occurred throughout the meal.
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Unbelievable. Unbelievable. And I listened to these judges talk and talk and talk.
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Last time I listened to it, I felt it sounded a bit thin.
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Wang listened to the strange litany of symptoms that plagued the boy's summer.
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Others listened intently as a docent talked about the sounds that bees make.
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In the study, ten volunteers listened to five instrumental tracks on two occasions.
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You were a punk, or a jock, or you listened to hip-hop.
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Murder podcasts, which are specifically made to be listened to on a phone.
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"With all the advancement, in the end people still listened to the rabbis."
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We'd listened to survivors who say the term "revenge porn" trivializes their experiences.
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I listened to "Here Comes the Sun" through my headphones while I waited.
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"Poles listened and sucked it up and got on with it," she added.
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Vincent K. Brooks, the American commander, wore a grim expression as he listened.
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Selections can be listened to via free mp0003 downloads, streams, or iTunes downloads.
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However, audiobooks can't be listened to in any selected order without Spotify Premium.
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Lopez listened as the actors ran confidently through the swift, almost Sorkinesque dialogue.
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LOS ANGELES — Fifty-six percent of Americans have never listened to a podcast.
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"I'm trying to make sure that New Mexico is listened to," she said.
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As I practiced speaking again, I listened for the differences and adapted accordingly.
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As in a classroom, some producers spoke a lot, and others just listened.
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I've listened to The Wilderness, Pod Save America, I've done all of Serial.
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SAMANTHA MATHIS We listened to Liz Phair's "Exile in Guyville" and Sarah McLachlan.
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I listened to them, and let them say what they wanted to say.
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I listened to the interview tapes of Roselynn Keo — hours of these tapes.
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The family, flanked by lawyers, activists and clergy members, listened to the Rev.
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Judge Garaufis listened to lawyers on both sides and then announced his decision.
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Instead, they did something more radical: They listened, nonjudgmentally, and began a conversation.
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The conversation seemed to begin calmly enough as Clinton spoke and Obama listened.
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They only came after he listened to the prodding and encouragement of others.
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But then he listened to one of his most important mentors, the Rev.
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For all the years I listened in, I didn't know much about him.
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Turntables seemed like a particular extravagance, since hardly anyone listened to records anymore.
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The government has listened and will now implement the reduction in April 2019.
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"The marketplace spoke, and we listened," BSC President Linda Flaherty-Goldsmith tells AL.com.
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The children listened for the sound this drawer made as Joseph opened it.
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I kept thinking about that line as I listened to Jesus Is King.
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Kyle: Because Trump has never listened to his staff about anything messaging-related.
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But he still stayed there and listened to everything I had to say.
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Miguel Pérez Palacios, 52, and his son, Ronaldo Pérez Garcia, 19, listened patiently.
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The only thing I'm proud of is that I listened to my children.
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The only thing I'm proud of is that I listened to my children.
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Pompeo's confirmation follows news reports that he listened in on the phone call.
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Richard Floss listened to a candidate speak at a tea house in Newton.
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I went back and listened to that music and decided it is valuable.
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He listened carefully, then beckoned me into his office, nearer the warning sign.
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Around me, dozens of volunteers listened, just closely enough to get the idea.
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But other employees said Uber executives should have listened to complaints years earlier.
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"He showed determination, but he was open, and he listened," Mr. Berger said.
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Story at a glance Have you ever listened to music and felt better?
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But I listened to Joanne and followed the simple instructions given to me.
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I listened to all that for six years, playing my drums against it.
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We heard today from four people who listened in while Trump pressured Zelensky.
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I listened as two young entrepreneurs spoke about their plans for the future.
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I loved Dirty John, which I listened to before I watched the show.
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He's listened to her descriptions of the US Capitol and the Lincoln Memorial.
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Kelly has typically listened in on the president's calls, according to The Times.
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Lum even listened 'Dreams' by Fleetwood Mac on the way to the meeting.
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Have you ever listened to a favorite album and let your imagination wander?
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Mr. Nurmohamed shared his career ambitions and listened as Ms. Nooruddin shared hers.
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In the darkness, speeding toward Vegas, we listened to "A Soldier's Christmas" together.
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Bryson's mother, Toi, listened as her husband lectured their son about his finances.
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"He said, 'Momma, I should have listened to my family,'" Ms. Clewis said.
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QUESTION: I listened to you during the campaign ... TRUMP: Excuse me, excuse me.
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They also listened to women on staff who shared their own pregnancy experiences.
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And then he stood and listened to the guy on the record. ♦
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I've actually realized, having listened to his deposition, that he was absolutely right.
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They listened to what an existence, short-lived or otherwise, would look like.
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LOOK, I JUST LISTENED TO DONALD TRUMP AND I RESPECT WHAT HE SAYS.
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As I listened to it on my commute to work, my heart sank.
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"Chuck, have you listened to her description of the eureka moment?" he said.
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The Trump administration, disdainful of climate change and Obama-era environmental initiatives, listened.
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The tool also puts your most-listened-to songs into a personal playlist.
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Hunched over porcelain, he listened to each passing voice and footstep with dread.
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As they walked, he listened to her cheerfully talk about her approaching death.
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I listened to it again last week following the news of his death.
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Lawmakers of both parties listened raptly to Mr. Cohen's 30-minute opening statement.
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I listened to their screams of agony after I set them on fire.
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I listened to a lot of Katy Perry, Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande.
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She was explaining the trends in the craft breweries while I listened silently.
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I watched sad movies and read sad books and listened to sad songs.
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He listened to complaints about a pattern of police mistreatment of black people.
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Growing up I listened to a lot of Kid Cudi and Andre 3000.
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But he did say that Trump listened to him on Russia and NATO.
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Well, it's basically about ... I listened to Megyn Kelly's book, but go ahead.
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So I'm guessing you listened to a lot of Wu-Tang growing up.
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I've listened to them without exception everyday for the past couple months. Damn.
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I also listened to Eric Sevareid, who was a legendary CBS news correspondent.
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When I first started out, I listened to a lot of Dan Bao.
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Unfortunately, her mother, my great-grandmother, shot down that idea, and she listened.
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I definitely listened to stuff where I really should've heard this growing up.
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I listened to it over and over again, and I revisited it recently.
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We waited, watched, listened, and spoke, anticipating when we too would drink tea.
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Some 44 percent of Americans say they have listened to a podcast at least once but it's the 56 percent who have never listened that has attracted Endeavor Audio, a new unit of Hollywood talent and deal-making agency WME/Endeavor.
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One told me that she listened to Chuck Todd of "Meet the Press" as much as she listened to Fox News, and that as a transplant to New Jersey she had been a supporter of Senator Cory A. Booker, a Democrat.
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Today, the show is America&aposs most listened to Top 40 morning show and one of the 10 most listened to programs in all of radio, heard live by nearly 10 million people in more than 80 markets across the country.
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I've listened to a couple of them now and they go down very easy.
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For a start, nobody listened to the worries of those living in the tower.
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It worked because the canvassers in the study did a simple thing: They listened.
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Instead he listened to a long line of people whose loved ones he stole.
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Subsequently, it listened to its human opponent's counterargument and spent four minutes rebutting it.
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Have you listened to that track or thought about it since the US election?
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In 2012, 29 percent of Americans said they'd listened to at least one podcast.
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I listened to opinions of people, and I tried to change who I am.
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No one listened to us; everyone judged the band or artist on the fanbases.
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I realized what was going on as I listened: This was an induction ceremony.
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Motherboard Investigates I've listened to your guy's interview with him a couple of times.
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I listened to Laura Dern read a story as JT, not necessarily Laura Albert.
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Just as Powell listened to the markets, I think Trump listens to the markets.
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She waved away thoughts of Serial, which she'd heard of but hadn't listened to.
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But if other swimmers taunted Phelps, he listened and used the competition as motivation.
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Photos dating back to when I had a fringe and listened to Billy Talent.
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When he was ordered to stand for sentencing, he listened with eyes mostly downcast.
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Namely, his work: the photog asked Bieber if he listened to The Weeknd's music.
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He's glad Trump has listened to the families of people killed by undocumented immigrants.
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"I listened to a bunch of stuff last night that was disgraceful," he added.
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Throughout her time in the Senate, we didn't always agree — but she always listened.
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If you haven't listened to the first episode of Waypoint 101, it's featured below:
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Somewhere out there, a young woman listened to your speech yesterday with careful attention.
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At the same time, they didn't really have music, they listened to hip-hop.
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Lemkin also began actively answering questions about SaaS businesses on Quora — and people listened.
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Investors say that Eni's chairman, Emma Marcegaglia, has listened to some of their concerns.
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Clavon listened to speeches like these, early in O'Rourke's storm across Texas, with dismay.
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They have listened as he has called for one of those officials, Lt. Col.
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Apple has finally listened to its small, but slowly growing user base in India.
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I just listened to it for the first time in 210 years or so.
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As a kid, I listened to it over and over and over again. Really?
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But maybe the point was for him to know he was being listened to?
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If you haven't listened to it yet, put your headphones on and press play.
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Antonellis listened patiently, and then said that it seemed too good to be true.
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They brought a laptop and made their pitch, as Hatch listened with polite interest.
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I was having a real bad day, and he just sat there and listened.
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You mentioned feeling like an outlier as a black kid who listened to rock.
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If we'd listened to the slowpokes, this collision could have been a major problem!
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Luckily, we all listened to the crypto folks, and nothing too serious got broken.
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But while I listened to MBMBaM, I quickly got invested in The Adventure Zone.
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The teacher Ram Dass just passed away and I've always listened to his lectures.
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Go deeper: "I don't speak Arabic": Bolton says he hasn't listened to Khashoggi tape
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"For years, I've listened to him," N.M. said, referring to Khan's lectures on YouTube.
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Yeah. We had a bet about whether Barack Obama ever listened to The Daily.
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And the more she listened, the more she found herself following her natural path.
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We listened to more Sam Cooke than I've heard since I was a kid.
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But he said he listened to advisers and was willing to modify his strategy.
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I haven't listened to your podcast, but I don't think walls are the answer.
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Abuela listened, of course, and at the end just said: 'Priscilla – he's your son.
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Day 18: Tuesday, November 1 For a second day jurors listened to Leanna Taylor.
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While he listened to the truck drivers he picked up a few notable things.
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He listened for mentions of the word "Jordan" on the news, transcribing audio snippets.
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"The Ranger listened for a few minutes and took the phone," Cunningham told PEOPLE.
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Peck was in court Tuesday, and listened as prosecutors detailed the allegations against him.
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Dayton said he listened to the views of many Minnesotans before deciding on Smith.
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I was a goody-goody girl who listened to her mother, unlike you, Shira.
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