He listens, he goes out and listens to people in rural areas.
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He listens, and because he listens, Dan knows a lot about our lives.
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LG: But just like Netflix ... KS: Wait, someone who listens to NPR listens to Fox News?
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He listens to SiriusXM's classic rock and outlaw country channels, he said, and hardly ever listens to terrestrial radio.
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The question always with Trump is not only who he listens to but also whether he listens to anyone at all.
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When Jimmy Ryan, a criminal played by Mark O'Brien, listens to rap, he listens to Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch.
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Rachel McAdams, for instance, was nominated for a part where she pretty much just listens to people (though she listens very well).
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He hires on gut instinct rather than qualifications; he listens to others, but not as much or as often as he listens to himself.
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"For a while... it was probably only like 50 listens or 150 listens [on Soundcloud]," he says, reflecting of his earliest days building one fan at a time.
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" — Redditor punkwalrus'She listens to her iPod out loud' "She doesn't have headphones but she listens to her iPod out loud so faintly I'm constantly asking myself, 'Do I hear music?
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Before that, she helped launch CBS Radio&aposs audio-on-demand business, growing total podcast listenership from 4 million monthly listens to over 25 million monthly listens within two years.
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Count me as skeptical that Kushner is going anywhere -- if for no other reason than Donald Trump listens to Ivanka Trump more than he listens to anyone else in the world.
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And, for all our sakes, we hope everyone listens.
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The show has already amassed 4.4 million listens and counting.
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Phil listens to Behemoth as much as he does 'Purpose.
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"I listen to him, he listens to me," Fultz says.
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Arianna listens to this to go to sleep at night.
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The digital teddy bear that listens to your kid's conversations.
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The Google Assistant app then automatically listens to your query.
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Elmo listens and learns from what they have to say.
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Halfway through, Yoni enters the bus, sits down, and listens.
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A good journalist, they teach you, listens to her readers.
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So when a mom reaches out to her, she listens.
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Turns her head, ear aligned perfectly with the crack. Listens.
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A president who listens to advice, learns and changes direction?
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Cover image: South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg listens as Sen.
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It also listens for sounds of anger, arousal, and laughter.
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The point, you see, is that he learns and listens.
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Because if there's one thing Hollywood listens to, it's money.
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When discussing a point of law, Gorsuch listens and learns.
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This is what Michael Phelps listens to while getting pumped.
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No one listens to French Montana songs for French Montana.
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I also recommend Reedus listens, and purchases her new album.
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Everyone I know watches English movies, listens to English music.
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In Germany, he listens as a teacher explains the Holocaust.
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Let's hope Warren listens to reason before it's too late.
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Someone who listens to our podcast found Sean Spicer's Venmo.
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Obama listens from a back stairwell as he is introduced.
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"No one listens when they're on the defensive," adds Welch.
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No one listens to politicians, they listen to you idiots.
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He listens to his Jiminy Cricket — and that is Patty.
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Tracking more granular data around listens was simply not possible.
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Once an avid reader, Ms. Brunn now listens to audiobooks.
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Or someone could hack into it and it listens. Correct?
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Who listens to the New York Times The Daily podcast?
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Even those she listens to rarely hear what she thinks.
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He listens to ESPN and rereads Roger Angell's baseball books.
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I love the way we work together because she listens.
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And the bad news is, Trump listens during intel briefings.
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Henry listens because she has her own story to tell.
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Grassley said the reports show Trump listens to his staff.
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He listens to their stories and treats them like contemporaries.
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I hope he soon listens to different voices there too.
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C. listens to me vent and tries to comfort me.
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And yet, despite her doubts about both men, she listens.
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And Trump listens to a lot of outside advice, too.
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Cady Gray hardly ever listens to "the radio" per se.
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"When he talks, everyone listens," Bruins defenseman Torey Krug said.
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When we go skating he only listens to hippie music.
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And it's admittedly difficult to know the inner workings of the President's relationship with his eldest daughter; there's no question that, to the extent Donald Trump listens to anyone, he listens to his eldest daughter.
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A soldier listens to Defense Secretary Jim Mattis in Donna, Texas.
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Armando listens while I explain what I need him to do.
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Graham listens to Christine Blasey Ford on Thursday South Carolina Sen.
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He 100% listens to the Top 40 radio playlist on repeat.
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Who wants to listen to the music their mom listens to?
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I bet she listens to probably 75 percent country music now.
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A user listens to them, and each counts as a stream.
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After he drops David off, Jorge listens to what David said.
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If a homeowner has a complaint, he listens and makes adjustments.
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She's the only person in my house who listens to me.
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"I hope that leadership listens," Stapleton continued in her Medium post.
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People are pretty loyal to Bruce, because he listens to everybody.
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"Jay-Z speaks about it, and the world listens," she says.
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He listens to Frank Ocean's Channel ORANGE and struggles to sing
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In the end he listens to its call and lets rip.
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When that kind of money talks, even the Revolutionary Guard listens.
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It might take five or six listens but you get there.
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"Trump listens to our needs," says Jan Breitenstine, a Texas delegate.
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Now Spotify listens to you instead of the other way around.
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Ever wonder what type of music your favorite congressman listens to?
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By most accounts, he also listens to his blue-collar employees.
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Trump listens to them and, again, echoes back what he hears.
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Not me though, a cool person who listens to good music.
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"She listens to everybody's conversations—she has no choice," she said.
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"The only language the government listens to is violence," he says.
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The rabbi listens to one man's case and pronounces him right.
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He definitely does let them say their piece, and he listens.
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He quietly listens to their questions, answering them slowly and methodically.
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Your brother knows how to deal with me, he never listens.
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Annalise: OK, after several listens this song is kind of meh.
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The rest of our best listens this week were all mixes.
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But the only voice that he listens to is his mother's.
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This isn't true, but no one listens to middle sister's protestations.
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It really is a wonder that anyone ever listens to me.
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On trips she listens to audiobooks that we get through Overdrive.
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She is extremely smart, but she really listens to her instincts.
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He doesn't engage, and he lectures far more than he listens.
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But it is unclear how much the president listens to them.
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Sometimes you do, and although most look away, sometimes someone listens.
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I believe her judgment is impaired; she never listens to me.
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Sometimes she listens to the same episode over and over again.
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Her brother Aidan (Jaeden Martell) listens in from behind the door.
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He's a bright kid, a sponge for information, and he listens.
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FCC Chair Ajit Pai listens during a commission meeting on Dec.
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It listens to neighbors and learns how to be a neighbor.
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No. But he listens to others' opinions and always considers them.
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The one with the team president who actually listens to him.
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He listens and reassesses, that is the sign of a leader.
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Hmmm... The first star: Taylor Hall—Apparently he listens to the podcast.
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She is, by many accounts, the only person the president listens to.
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He leans back against the couch and listens to his daughters' voices.
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Hopefully he's had a change of heart and really listens to himself.
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Pithy and profound, uplifting or eviscerating, when Tutu speaks, the world listens.
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You ever wonder what Taylor Swift listens to when she's working out?
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Liam McAtasney listens as his attorney addresses the jury during closing arguments.
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She listens to the silence of the clearing for a long time.
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He leans in and listens, and comes away a stronger, better man.
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In conversation, he is nearly guileless, and he listens intently and carefully.
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I'm one of those who listens to this song extremely actively too.
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He listens to it once and then prepares it his own way.
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She thinks Kylie is the only one who really listens to her.
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He enjoys the tutorials, he said to me, and he listens carefully.
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He is a proud incel and listens to Jordan Peterson's podcast religiously.
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That&aposs the only government that listens to you is the police.
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" Pink listens intently to the caller, then acknowledges that "yeah, I did.
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She kneels down and listens to his heart, shakes her head sadly.
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Often, these tracks are bad—that's why no one listens to them.
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I don't want to work with someone who never listens to me.
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I guess this means it's not awkward when he listens to it???
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That you will be the one who guides, who tends, who listens.
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You know, I don't think the Punisher I'm writing listens to music.
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She listens with strained patience, before amending pretty much everything he says.
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"This administration more than most listens, learns, adjusts and improves," he said.
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U.S. Ambassador David Friedman listens as Kushner speaks during the dedication ceremony.
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He listens to you and figures out where your head is at.
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Plenty of cushioning makes the Level On Pro good for marathon listens.
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He listens to the voice griping about conspiracy theories, false flag operations.
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Spider-Man only listens to your commands while his logo is glowing.
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Who ever listens to a child begging for something from the toilet?
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Centineo laughs frequently, listens actively, and clicks his teeth when he's thinking.
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And if everyone listens to each other, you are making something together.
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Or she drinks and listens to music, one of her favorite hobbies.
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When billionaire Marc Andreessen has something to say, the tech world listens.
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"He doesn't say much but when he does everyone listens," O'Reilly said.
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You know, the one no one listens to — until it's too late.
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But he admires military men, and at least occasionally listens to them.
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No matter what you tell, he never listens, and never accepts it.
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"When John Dowd speaks, everybody listens," a spokesman for the team said.
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She engages with them, asks them what's important to them, and listens.
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There she pouts and listens to the joyous festivities happening without her.
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Fazerdaze *listens to Loveless once* FIDLAR Fuck, I Don't Like Alt-Rock.
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I hope everybody who hears this listens to it and obeys it.
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The VA can't know the difference unless it listens to veterans' stories.
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When the administration listens only to industry, the rest of us lose.
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Chloe is stubborn and willful, but she listens and learns and understands.
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" Els said that Grace looks up to Oosthuizen "and listens to him.
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The numbers sing to him, and he listens with an open heart.
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He&aposll reach down and bring the experts in … and he listens.
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He recorded the segment on his phone and still listens to it.
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" In contrast, he said, Clinton "doesn't insult people, she listens to them.
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He pumps positivity instead of dwelling on mistakes, listens instead of demands.
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"Everybody who listens to him likes him," he said of Mr. Corbyn.
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He worships his coach and listens intently for instructions before starting drills.
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He listens very well and tries to apply everything we tell him.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) listens to Sens.
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This is from Nicolas Russo, who listens to the show from Argentina.
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No one has created a viral hit with millions of listens on Clammr.
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Their contemporaries who wrote the music that everyone listens to, they are afraid.
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Using his new device, he listens to audiobooks streamed directly to his skull.
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Many kids are open to talking to a professional who listens and understands. ?
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Now Serrano listens and comforts as they express feelings of empowerment and grief.
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Or that West listens very closely to every single one of Swift's interviews.
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In other words, when Jenner talks, Cisgender America, for the most part, listens.
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Keep going until you find the one who listens and can help you.
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Finally, and perhaps most importantly, Sarah asks a lot of questions and listens.
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Is a recording still a recording if no human ever listens to it?
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And when he comes home complaining about work, she actually listens to him.
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Love big enough to change nations is a love that listens and learns.
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Friend: I don't really listen to rap...Seb: She listens to trumpet music.
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"He listens a lot," the banker said, requesting anonymity due to confidentiality accords.
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She orders lots of records, and immediately listens to new things at home.
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Hannah listens to a radio broadcast about the six missing citizens of Winden.
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So Chuck does what he should always do: he listens to the women.
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It taps on rotting wood with its middle finger and listens for voids.
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He said he listens to the Zac Brown Band and Florida-Georgia Line.
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"A huge amount of my audience still listens to radio," he told Politico.
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Sometimes he takes it very well and listens, and takes it all in.
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And if the guy listens to it, he'll be like, 'Oh my god!
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The test for the president will be whether he listens carefully to Gen.
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"He who listens to the fans soon sits with them," he said, smiling.
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Dr. Mehmet Oz, medical news correspondent and television show host, listens to Sen.
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This group listens to all sides, reviews available evidence, and makes a decision.
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It's one of those listens that occasionally makes you cry on your commute.
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Harris listens to all requests and writes them down in a small notebook.
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A huge vinyl collector, he only listens in the order he buys them.
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He listens closely to his daily briefing," Pompeo said on "Fox News Sunday.
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He listens to their stories, and feels obligated to try to help them.
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He sits and listens to the people of the community who are struggling.
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Honestly, I think the entire audience for that show listens to this podcast.
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To fully comprehend why requires several listens, each more dumbfounding than the last.
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Perhaps it's because no one listens to them the first time they speak.
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"So the good news is, Trump listens during intel briefings," Trevor Noah said.
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Show Us Your Wall When a piece speaks to Dani Levinas, he listens.
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In the first act, one audience member privately listens to an audio track.
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Iyer sits in a chair and often closes his eyes while he listens.
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He spools up his scanner and listens, often catching snippets of ongoing tests.
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She listens to a drunk Logan bitterly predict the end of the species.
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I've learned in politics that almost no one listens to the other side.
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He listens hard to those attracted by what the press calls dog whistles.
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"I saw someone who listens and who is willing to work," Macron added.
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"But what singer in the world listens to his bandmates?" he said, laughing.
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Usually one or two listens is enough to get the gist of it.
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Fueled by too many listens of the song in question, I pressed further.
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It moves him, he listens, and then he pays the price: Tragic stuff.
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Even if political scientists think it's BS. No one listens to us anyway.
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Meet the startups helping to reshape Nashville and the way the world listens to music Meet the startups helping to reshape Nashville and the way the world listens to music Nashville may be known for its barbecue and honky tonks.
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" Conway argued on CNN's "New Day" that "people should not be surprised when (Trump) keeps his promises, when he puts tariffs, but he shows an openness, he has carve-outs, he listens to the Congress, he listens to other experts.
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"Eliza listens to her heart when making decisions and follows her intuition," she adds.
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And even radio — who do you know that listens to radio, especially commercial radio?
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She listens to their dreams, and some of them are more important than others.
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It immediately turns down the music to a whisper and listens to your questions.
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POCAN: I think if he listens to Lighthizer more, he might be better off.
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" She said she believes Trump is "a man who listens to how people feel.
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Just as Powell listened to the markets, I think Trump listens to the markets.
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"Cash only listens to 'You Look Good,&apos" Haywood, 34, says with a laugh.
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My daughter Toni has an unusual list of artists and songs she listens to.
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Her newest album is called Lush, and according to Chloe, it's worth multiple listens.
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And they always talk to you about the safety rules, and no one listens.
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Kennedy listens to a presentation during a tour of Cape Canaveral, Florida, on Sept.
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Trump listens to the cheering crowd at a campaign rally in Phoenix on Tuesday.
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Treccase still listens to the station and their host, Marty Griffin, almost every morning.
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She gets straight A's, she's kind to people, she's nice, she listens to people.
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Most Armenians see them as evidence that they finally have a leader who listens.
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I'm going to see if I find out if he listens to it, okay?
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According to Anchor, more than half of all podcast listens come from Apple Podcasts.
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Although DelVecchio listens to what O'Day is sharing, he far from agrees with it.
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Olivia calls B613 to kill her own father while he listens to the request.
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Creators will see analytics telling them about how many listens their podcasts have received.
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On her way home, Khloé listens to a calming audio tape on her phone.
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Up until recently, podcasters had little information on who actually listens to their shows.
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This suggests that for all his damn-the-torpedoes rhetoric, Mr Duterte occasionally listens.
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This means the true number of illegal downloads and listens is probably significantly higher.
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Anaya listens to their concerns, then takes the opportunity to reach out and educate.
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With her defense attorney Joseph Cataldo at left, Michelle Carter listens to her sentencing.
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Do you listen to music and who gets to pick what everybody listens to?
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The message: Trump listens to no one, and is held back by no one.
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Instead, Congress listens to those with the most money to spend on their elections.
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"Sometimes he listens, sometimes he doesn't ... I think he -- he hears me," she said.
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With tears in her eyes she listens as this woman utters her last words.
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Her commitment to taking risks is stunning at first and endearing on subsequent listens.
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Healthymize listens for signals of COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) when you make calls.
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When Kendrick Lamar says "sit down," Daisy, a Yorkshire terrier from Lincoln, Nebraska, listens.
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"I've learned that he listens," Trudeau said in a Bloomberg Businessweek interview published Wednesday.
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By default, the Echo is named Alexa and listens for the "Alexa" voice trigger.
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We'll probably never know whether an extraterrestrial civilization ever listens to the golden record.
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He listens to them when they talk, instead of bucking every contribution they make.
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Not surprisingly, it's this group that the President listens to and cares about most.
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He faces those who have so little and listens to their stories of hardship.
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Employing her training as a social worker, much of the time, she just listens.
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And that this revolt doesn't have a leader to whom everyone in it listens.
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Of course, those advisers are only effective if the President actually listens to them.
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He used to hold forth at meals; now he listens more than he talks.
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She described how important it is to speak out -- even when no one listens.
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He then told the President nobody cares about or listens to him on anything.
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A talks and B listens for a set time period (say, three minutes)2.
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Major platforms, including Apple's Podcast Analytics, today offer granular and anonymized data, including listens.
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Phil is a Noisey Canada staff writer who listens to way too many OSTs.
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She only listens to one French band, La Femme, whom she considers close friends.
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I feel like Kendrick inspires anyone who listens to be true to themselves, right?
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In one scene, Earn listens to the dreamy indie band Beach House on headphones.
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"I think that's what Judith gets in touch with when she listens," Thomson said.
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Eventually someone listens to Violet, and her brothers are sent to prison for manslaughter.
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He listens for a moment, then circles back to summon his mother, Manthia Magassa.
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Rosie listens as diverse artists share personal experiences and national histories through their poetry.
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Zach should be careful about what music he listens to, too—plants prefer classical.
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Y., listens to a reporter's question after a mental health roundtable discussion, Tuesday, Aug.
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"To his credit, even though we disagree on some things, he listens," Fauci said.
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"Without passing judgment—this time I pray he listens to his commanders," he said.
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There, she listens to Sasha sermonize over the benefits of yoga, Buddhism, and matcha.
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He recognizes the importance of whistleblowers, he listens to them and he protects them.
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The president regularly listens to uniformed officers in the Situation Room and the Pentagon.
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The estate manager listens and assents, his men do not cease in their work.
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Steve King, R-Iowa, listens to a question during a news conference, Friday, Aug.
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She gets straight As, she's kind to people, she's nice, she listens to people.
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After only three months and 15 episodes, it has more than a million listens.
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You know, Fed Listens is an innovation that Chair Powell has put in place.
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Like if anyone listens to radio anymore, like the ads there are bananas, right?
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In one, Andrew Jackson facepalms as he listens to Trump make a phone call.
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"I think her father really listens to her, and when I say listens to her I mean I think her father respects her a great deal, and not just because she's his daughter," said Carl Icahn, a longtime friend of the Trump family.
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She's a reporter that stands out because of her dedication; she watches and she listens.
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And if, in fact, Germany listens, their economy is done because that is their economy.
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Instead, they're toiling in the internet's depths, getting a few thousand listens for every track.
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Then one side listens to other without reacting, and that's the end of the session.
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"But we will protest and petition the authorities till someone listens to us," she said.
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The wild robot listens to the current beat and watches the drummer's other "real" arms.
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Zelda tells colorful stories about her ungrateful husband and home life, while Esposito dutifully listens.
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Thorne argued — rightfully so — that Hilton used Winter to get more listens for his podcast.
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FCC Chair Ajit Pai listens during a hearing at the Federal Communications Commission on Dec.
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One of the microphones is inward-facing and listens to the sound inside your ears.
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He listens to what people say and then he kicks their f—ing heads in.
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I want there to be a sense of freedom for anyone who listens to it.
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Mr Amphy, who was released in Milwaukee last week, listens as others offer similar accounts.
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Sam Smith didn't know racism was a thing but he listens to Nina Simone. pic.twitter.
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To stay focused, Walsh Jennings listens to a playlist called "The Hunt" before each game.
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Left: A man in sunglasses listens to his portable radio in Los Angeles in 235.
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An inward-facing microphone listens for unwanted sound, which is also eliminated with anti-noise.
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Bill Cosby listens as the verdict is read aloud in court on April 26, 503.
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Adam (Isaiah Rockcliffe), their young child, warns June to be quiet her because everyone listens.
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We hope everyone listens to her message of having the sex they want and deserve.
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But on the phone, she listens patiently as sellers rattle off their list of grievances.
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Spotify represents nearly one-fifth of all listens, and smaller platforms make up the remainder.
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RAD, on the other hand, would gather all listens across all platforms in one place.
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Elsewhere, Lenin reads a newspaper or Lenin listens to Beethoven with his head thrown back.
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What makes Emily different from most horseplayers isn't just that she listens to death metal.
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This is still fucking weird, it just doesn't take ten listens to get into it'.
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Other times, he slips on headphones and listens to his dad's punk rock cassette tapes.
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She listens to the audio guide, her eyes widening as she reacts to the narration.
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Kasich has been strong for us for years and he listens when we talk. pic.twitter.
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Lovato prompts the conversation by asking her passenger if she listens to Lovato's new music.
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When Kevin listens back to the recording he tells Chloe to call off her dogs.
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Nicole Pila, 216, often listens to a recording of her father in his final moments.
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But not everyone listens to policymakers or reads op-eds or follows scientists on Twitter.
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Unlike many politicians, she actually listens, responds to critiques, and truly understands how technology works.
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Lesli moans through much of the session and plays with Konneh's hands while Mom listens.
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It bears repeated listens, and I'm extremely interested to hear the rest of the album.
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This is how Tom McClintock CA district 4 rep listens to his constituents... #democracy pic.twitter.
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Something that I think about as somebody who listens to Peter's podcast all the time.
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He listens to me and lets me figure it out, which I feel lucky about.
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Sometimes someone says something that just rings so true the internet sits up and listens.
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It was a reminder that, as popular as he remains, not everyone listens to Francis.
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It is, as you love to tell anyone who listens, the purest thing in sports.
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So I think people are genuinely surprised when there is someone who listens, who replies.
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She listens to and considers all arguments and information provided to her before making decisions.
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He described Murphy as charismatic and smart and said he listens and manages people well.
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Clinton similarly as a candidate who "listens" rather than "insults people," as Mr. Trump does.
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So he has something to say about that, and Milos listens to him very carefully.
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The SleepBot app also listens to ambient noise levels and displays these as a chart.
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The unassuming Wiesler sets up shop in Dreyman's attic and listens to his every word.
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"We have four kids, and no one listens to Dad," he joked on Wednesday's episode.
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If only I knew which of the neighbors listens to loud music all night long . . .
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" She said this is "a new generation of software, one that listens, learns and acts.
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Ms. Clark listens to guided meditations or tango music while she sits in a sauna.
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The PodFinder team says it listens to every show before adding it to the database.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump listens to an answer from Hillary Clinton at the debate.
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He listens, he asks good questions, he is gregarious and usually a pretty warm person.
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In chapters labeled "now," he listens for echoes of these ideas in 17843st-century America.
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CreditCreditAmy Lombard for The New York Times Puja Patel listens to a lot of music.
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Clay listens to self-made mix tapes on one of his three portable cassette players.
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Give this one a few openhearted listens before you decide what to think about it.
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"You're an extension of detective work," said Cashman, who listens in on the conference calls.
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Tse said he believes violence is necessary because the government rarely listens to peaceful protests.
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Everyone has a chance to speak, as the judge listens intently and asks skeptical questions.
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She listens to the beat, watches the steps, and realizes that she can follow them.
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" Connor listens to Logan wax eloquent and quietly asks, "Why can't this Dad be Dad?
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EasyJet said in response that it listens carefully to the views of all its shareholders.
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We need to teach them to continue to speak up until someone listens and helps.
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He also listens to the podcast "This Week in Machine Learning and AI, " he says.
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The inside mic listens for anything that gets through and tries to hush that, too.
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The president listens attentively, delivers scripted remarks, and distributes presidential memorabilia like cufflinks and keychains.
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"I think Trump's going to win — if he listens to Kellyanne and Mike Pence," Rep.
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He listens closely to his daily briefing," Pompeo told Chris Wallace on "Fox News Sunday.
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"What do you mean interconnected?" a caller asks on an environmental podcast Lizzie listens to.
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Or the music someone listens to," to which Malú replies, "Well, that's part of it.
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Instead, she sits and listens as everyone around her moans, vomits and dies in agony.
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"Nobody listens to me in real life, but on the Internet everyone does," he said.
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" He ends his two-part article this way: "Behind his glass enclosure, Romand listens expressionless.
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She also listens to how the water sounds when it hits the plastic lane lines.
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He listens to country rock and ag market reports and keeps tabs on funeral announcements.
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The world listens in unprecedented manner when women raise complaints about discrimination and sexual assault.
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Mary listens to Anna, then nods and seems to have answered the question for herself.
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Both times Slim listens and follows her lead, even when he has moments of doubt.
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But while the younger Garcia listens to his father, he hasn't adopted Angel's flamboyant style.
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Specifically, the technology gives publishers — and therefore their advertisers, as well — access to a wide range of listener metrics, including downloads, starts and stops, completed ad or credit listens, partial ad or credit listens, ad or credit skips and content quartiles, the RAD website explains.
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Also, shortly before this NDE experience, Homer sneaks into Hap's office and listens to a recording.
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This no-holds-barred podcast is definitely NSFW – but who listens to podcasts at work, anyway?
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She was involved with the song selection and she listens to it all day, every day.
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Wordpress founder, Matt Mullenweg, listens to one single song on repeat to get into the flow.
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That was really just for me I guess, and maybe if Allen DeBevoise listens to this.
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Sue listens, then turns away — not returning the dish — presumably to go home and tell Frank.
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He listens to people when they talk, and nods and laughs at all the right moments.
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Lindsey Graham listens as Christine Blasey Ford speaks before the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, Thursday, Sept.
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However, we're guaranteeing he'll pass ... IF he listens to the lyrics or watches the music video.
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A conversational interface, however, can do something no ordinary dashboard can do: it listens and learns.
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Jones is nuts, but he's the kind of nuts Trump listens to, at least when convenient.
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I mean, Judd Apatow listens to the show, a lot of politicians listen to the show.
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Similarly, let's say your millennial sibling never listens to voicemail, but answers emails within 24 hours.
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He listens to his environment with a playful curiosity, endlessly experimenting with whatever he can find.
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Every time someone listens to it, they'll begin by typing a random number into a website.
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His latest transmission clocked up just 74 listens on YouTube within a week of going live.
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She listens to his story, then asks… has he considered that he might be the murderer?
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The arbitrator listens to the evidence and makes a decision, which is binding in most cases.
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" She also added, "The idea that Mr. Plank uniquely listens to any one individual is absurd.
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We were rocking out to each other's stuff, he actively gets into it when he listens.
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It's one of those tracks that rewards more with several listens, softly-softly piano and all.
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At times, she listens to a single song on a loop while working on a painting.
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G. Some victory anthems lose their spine-tingling powers after too many listens, but not Kesha's.
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"Say you have a parent who asks you how you're doing and actually listens," he says.
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How fantastic to see that the company actually listens to its customers and makes appropriate adjustments!!
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It's a listening device that listens to a lot of things and retains that data. Yeah.
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In the book — unlike the TV series — Clay listens to Hannah's tapes all in one night.
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Nobody listens to or really understands his pleas to simply "talk it out" with the Saviors.
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The app listens to pace, filler words and how many words were used in each answer.
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When Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban give out advice on married life, everyone listens very closely.
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Ben listens to a lot of Tom Waits, Sun Ra, Yung Lean, Steve Lacy, and Porches.
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That may be a tough ask considering it's racked up billions of listens around the world.
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It also has its Daily podcast, which has just passed 20 million listens (downloads + streams combined).
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Ever since, we're told Samira listens to Jacquees almost every night before she goes to sleep.
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In 2015, Rose revealed to GQ that she "never, ever, ever" intentionally listens to the record.
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Lately, when the girls come to him with complaints, he listens skeptically, with a sardonic smile.
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In India, Rane listens to the visit and writes a first draft of the office note.
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It sends signals and listens for how long it takes for a pulse to bounce back.
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She prepares a light dinner, listens to the radio, flips through a catalog, uses the bathroom.
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Shulkin does something that no other secretary has done in recent memory — he listens and learns.
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For the most part, the government listens to the scientific advisory committee when setting the guidelines.
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Pioulard's working process is similarly transitory: he rarely saves settings or listens back to previous releases.
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The joke lands hardest on the unsuspecting listener, its impact doomed to fade with repeated listens.
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At that time, Elke drives to work, she listens to Mozart in the car to relax.
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An effective leader listens and then makes a decision based on having information, all the information.
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His legendary, out-of-print book explains why he never listens to the market either way.
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This entertaining little experiment from Google listens to you play and uses machine learning to respond.
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Francesco listens patiently — no telling if he understands any of it — and takes pity on Paul.
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But then the play's attempts to provide him with depth are feeble: He listens to jazz.
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"Tiny sound?" is not a sound that one listens for; it's a small body of water.
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He listens to as many as three or four a day and subscribes to about 30.
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Anybody that listens to this podcast knows why I cannot go on Dancing with the Stars.
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" She also always listens to music before a show: baroque for Merteuil; for Petruchio, "anything loud.
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"When you talk to him, unlike most generals, he listens," a European diplomat told me recently.
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" The Freedom Caucus member, who introduced a measure to oust Boehner, said of Ryan: "He listens.
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Often, he listens to music with one ear bud, which helps him focus and stay calm.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo listens as President Donald Trump speaks about the situation with Iran.
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When Ms. Trump does intervene, her father listens — although he does not always take her advice.
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He listens closely to his daily briefing," Pompeo said during an interview on "Fox News Sunday.
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Wunder makes a monitor that listens for the quality of your child's play and learning environment.
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"He always listens to my feelings," Luna says, in quite possibly the cutest baby voice ever.
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She is seen as one of a very small group of voices the President listens to.
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Drake's unofficial riff attracted millions of listens on the Internet, both accelerating and muddling Ramriddlz's trajectory.
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He listens with the patient attentiveness of a therapist and the quizzical intensity of a gumshoe.
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His lyrics work best when words and phrases unexpectedly emerge, sometimes seeming to vary between listens.
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Y., listens during a news conference with members of the Progressive Caucus in Washington, Monday, Nov.
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On his cellphone, Swinney has four voice mail messages from his father, which he listens to often.
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Mark Knauer, from Des Moines, Iowa, listens as he wears a shirt donning Democratic presidential candidate Sen.
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The 24-year-old said the protests will go on until the government listens to their demands.
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Actor and Pilot Harrison Ford listens to Virgin Galactic chief pilot Dave Mackay inside the new SS2.
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The one-minute, 54-second track racked up more than 300,000 listens in less than 24 hours.
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EPA administrator Scott Pruitt listens as President Trump speaks during a cabinet meeting at the White House.
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A sailor listens to the baseball game on the radio while sunbathing on Coney Island Beach, 1944.
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Vermont Democratic gubernatorial nominee Christine Hallquis listens to speakers at a Vermont Democratic unity rally on Aug.
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Chair Maxine Waters (D-California) listens to your request for a break and consults with a staffer.
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Former Hawaii Emergency Management Agency administrator Vern Miyagi listens during a hearing in Honolulu on Jan. 19.
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As in the above example, it listens for what a user searches for in the app store.
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As the ESA is happy to tell anyone who listens, there's plenty of evidence to the contrary.
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She listens to Led Zeppelin's "I Can't Quit You Baby" as she arrives to the town's motel.
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At night she returns to her modest flat, where she listens to Wagner and cooks potato soup.
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Our drummer listens to the most intense hardcore but would sing Paramore with me in the car.
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National Security Adviser Michael Flynn apparently assumed no one listens to phone calls with the Russian ambassador.
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I always thought no one that I know listens to music on giant speakers at giant volumes.
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KENNEDY: Absolutely right, and I think -- but that kind of... PERINO: But no one listens to me.
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It listens to the sound waves bouncing around the room, then adjusts the output for pristine audio.
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A sysadmin I know listens to hundreds of podcasts on his daily walks to and from work.
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Maybe private equity managers think nobody listens to the old man in the corner crying for help.
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She credits her family, who listens to Fox News every morning, as the foundation for her values.
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It's not going to yield itself up without us organizing and requiring that it listens to us.
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You know, in the sense that she also listens to Beyoncé music and sings in the car.
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As Conlin attentively listens to Trovarello and takes the contract, there is unmistakable pride in his eyes.
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In the moment, Olivia calls B613 to kill her own father while he listens to the request.
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She talks to the seagull, and it listens for some reason, obeying her commands like a dog.
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"Part of growing up in the tavern business is you know a good bartender listens," he explained.
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I've had a chance to meet the president talk to him about the music he listens to.
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She listens nonjudgmentally, setting out a forum for Stacey and her family to narrate their own lives.
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You'll need all of them now if you're the type of person who listens and charges simultaneously.
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Cover: President Donald Trump listens to remarks from Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu on March 25.
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On capitol hill, money does more than just talk, it lobbies, and when it lobbies, Congress listens.
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"I give him many advices, but, you know, sometimes he listens, sometimes he doesn't," Melania Trump said.
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And that's one of the things I like about him -- he listens to a lot of ideas.
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I asked Joanie to do this, but, as you know by now, she never listens to me.
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The closest she comes to looking relaxed is when she listens to Ari Shapiro's mellow radio show.
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So she listens to Xo and Jane's kind of terrible advice and gives in to their makeover.
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The father is embarrassed, a bit surly, but he listens to what the woman has to say.
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If a partner listens to these things and explores them with me, then I think that's romantic.
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I read a meme that said Bernie Sanders listens to Discharge, so it has to be true.
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But for someone who listens to heavy metal and hardcore all day, Koichi seems zen as hell.
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Talib Kweli is a household name for anyone who respects, loves and listens to hip-hop music.
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Stephen Barlow, a corporate lawyer, listens to Adam recite a poem and wonders why poets don't golf.
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Now she listens for the outer gate, the clanging lever that tells her someone is coming home.
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President Trump is completely devoid of principles and often listens to the last person he spoke to.
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To make sure he doesn't overhear idle chatter, he often listens to white noise through his headphones.
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He sounds like he listens to Oscar Peterson, Jason Moran and Eddie Palmieri in about equal doses.
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She has curly blonde hair, listens to rock music, drives a sweet ride, and is unnecessarily rude.
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An emotionally open character, Gloria laughs easily and listens closely, often leaning into others when they talk.
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My son listens to a lot of hip-hop, and my daughter's obsessed with the Hamilton musical.
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When the piano dreamily enters with wistful, wandering lines spiked with flinty harmonies, Bernstein just listens, overcome.
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I believe that the public will applaud a candidate who actually listens to it and acts accordingly.
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He owns an Amazon Echo, through which he listens to his lovely, soothing John Coltrane trumpet croons.
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She listens to the chest, and looks at the hands to see if they have changed color.
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Or a haunted Alexa that listens in on every word and slowly takes possession of our lives?
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The agent listens to the caller's claim, gathers facts and then determines if further investigation is appropriate.
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But Trump, who listens to and trusts Hicks' opinion, ultimately persuaded her to return, the person said.
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He also listens to a couple of podcasts, like ChooseFI, that discuss cutting expenses and increasing savings.
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As she listens to the others, Ms. Carey turns to the left, gazing ponderously into empty space.
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He consistently listens to his subordinates, is an advocate for his crew and doesn't make rash decisions.
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If Trump listens to Bolton on what to ask, it seems likely that the talks could fail.
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Richie listens, and Mr. Cannavale's expression during these epiphanies is a perfectly balanced blend of rapture and calculation.
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She listens in as Beau shows his meal of eggs, toast, butter, milk and fruit to his parents.
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So long as the woman in question listens to my metaphorical story about the well in its entirety.
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It&aposs not only -- if President Trump listens and he showed he&aposs willing to change his mind.
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Lael Brainard to make opening remarks at "Fed Listens: A Community Listening Session," in Richmond, Va. - 1230 GMT.
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President Donald Trump listens Fox News' Sean Hannity speak during a rally in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, Monday night.
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Teenager Ruby Hoff listens to Elvis records on her bed, surrounded by photos of the performer, on Jan.
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However, when one listens to her speeches to analyze her policies, one finds a surprising lack of substance.
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We hope that the city listens to our host community and permits home sharing in these residential zones.
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Schonberger does some of the podcasts, which means he listens to everything he can get his hands on.
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Lael Brainard to make opening remarks at "Fed Listens: A Community Listening Session," in Richmond, Va. - 2126 GMT.
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It was what everyone remembers about Bourdain, what was in him all along: He listens to other people.
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As we wrap up the conversation, I ask her what she currently listens to during her scant downtime.
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A number of them, and it's really dopily exciting when we find out who listens to the show.
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It watches, listens, and learns what babies are doing, linking the user interaction data to Mattel's commercial partnerships.
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Obviously, President Trump is happy to buck protocol until somebody that he listens to tells him to stop.
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"Sometimes, and sometimes he doesn't, or sometimes he listens for limited periods of times," she laughingly told Borger.
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When asked if he listens to or feels he's competing with any of his contemporaries, Natia is incredulous.
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Bracher's Spotify Premium, which she listens to on her daily commute, and extra iTunes storage should definitely go.
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He is so guarded, so calm and Kennedy-esque as he listens, nods and then gracefully says nothing.
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In contrast, As You Are Intimates listens to women and responds with universal sizing and multiple "nude" shades.
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It seems like this endless quest to make these things, and I was questioning who listens to them.
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"It's impossible to say something about music because everybody listens to sound in a different way," he explains.
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The viewer listens on a bilingual exchange between a mother, speaking Mandarin Chinese, and her daughter, speaking English.
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As the protagonist listens to a gorgeous Vietnamese woman sing Nancy Sinatra, he sinks back into the past.
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A.I. systems are pervasive, Ms. Crawford said, pointing to a doll like Hello Barbie, which speaks and listens.
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Abella said in a radio interview Duterte listens to Ramos's opinions but was a different kind of leader.
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The documentary looks and listens to the emo-rapper, who died two years ago following an accidental overdose.
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George Morton still listens sometimes to a message he saved on his answering machine in late August 2016.
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In the echo chamber it can be easy to forget that not everyone who listens agrees with you.
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In her downtime, she listens to music (the Cure is a favorite), but she's had little of that.
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Katharina listens to Hirsch's stories, and is by turns curious, sympathetic, defensive, perhaps even bored by his repetitiousness.
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She listens attentively and helps Sam through his struggles to forge meaningful connections with his peers and women.
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But if nobody listens to them they stop talking about problems, so you don't know what they are.
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I'm proud that even during this difficult time our community is one that listens and respects each other.
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" As he listens to Jud talk, Louis fingers a newspaper clipping whose headline reads, "Indian land claims unsettled.
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He listens to them as if they are performing a play and he is the only audience member.
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Andrea listens to "4422" on rainy days and gazes out the window, pretending she's in a music video.
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"He always listens to me, but at the end of the day he still likes Sinclair," he said.
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She listens to everything and will say things like, 'Don't forget, Mommy, tomorrow you have a court date.
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And one thing that clearly comes across in those meetings is how much he talks rather than listens.
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Wolphram is a loner who reads poetry and listens to opera box sets on his expensive music system.
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He took the high road, saying he loves 50 and listens to his music when he works out.
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The facility manager does it on long solitary walks as he listens to the same playlist on repeat.
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In the car, Best puts on a Steve Martin record; Bloom asks if he ever listens to NPR.
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Larry Bucshon asked Zuckerberg about a very popular conspiracy theory, that Facebook listens to people through their microphone.
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Yet Big Tech still listens to the Southern Poverty Law Center and takes action to punish its targets.
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T-Money could certainly use the streams; as of this writing, nothing on ANBA has broken 1,000 listens.
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He listens to Trump's proposal and looks at the different bait he can use to catch his fish.
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My wife listens, across the living room with her computer in her lap, sending messages to her patients.
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As a young man, the hero, known as Baby, listens to music on a series of vintage iPods.
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"Not even our closest ally Britain, with a Trump soulmate in Downing Street, listens to us anymore."Rep.
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A party that narrows the sources it listens to is also narrowing the voters it can speak to.
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Then there is Rivers, the coach of the Clippers, who acknowledged that he barely listens to the questions.
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"The best leaders out there might say very little, but when they do speak everybody listens," said Garfinkle.
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After all, when someone like Marks who is known for whipping the distressed debt markets speaks, Cramer listens.
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In her dark classroom, she listens to a podcast — one morning, she tested out some new Play-Doh.
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On immigration, Mr. Trump listens to another adviser, Stephen Miller, who pushed the administration's travel ban on Muslims.
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If it's not taken seriously, Ms. Aftab recommends speaking to a detective, lieutenant or captain until someone listens.
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As she whispers into his ear, he closes his eyes and listens, burying his head in her arms.
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Isaac claims he'll do just that, but instead opens Maeve's phone and listens to the message Otis left.
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For Mr. Miller, the key will be whom Mr. Trump chooses for his team — and if he listens.
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Anyone who listens to my weekly picks of the best new music for Refinery29 knows that I do.
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He listens, and he really knows how policies impact the delivery of care and the physician-patient relationship.
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It may take three or five or ten listens to wrap your head around a seemingly alien vocal.
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He listens carefully, mentally taking notes and murmuring "hmm," the same noise he offers when considering my questions.
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For instance, Tony Blair picking Bruce Springsteen's "4th of July" is a window into the soul of man with an unhealthy obsession with Americana, and David Cameron's claim he listens to Radiohead is a window into the soul of a man who really wants people to think he listens to Radiohead.
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And essentially what we're doing is we're going around the country -- by the end of October, we will have done 14 Fed Listens events in every Federal Reserve district and here at the Board of Governors -- and the key point about Fed Listens is we're listening, we're not doing the talking.
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And, perhaps because he was her mentor, he listens, valuing her thoughts enough to acknowledge,and act on them.
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He shares bear meat deep in a mine and listens to miners hope that their children find different work.
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Instead Nwodim's character listens as Red tells her how she sits in a cave while she goes on vacation.
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Propped up in his bed, his laptop sits in front of him and he listens to it through headphones.
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The organization listens to its journalists when they say that comments are worthless and puts fewer resources into them.
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Matt still listens to Strong Bad Sings often, as his songs have found a new audience around his house.
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You're gonna want to give "Colonizer," the latest single from NYC glitch pop duo HDLSS, a few good listens.
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"She's strong and listens to what she believes, and she's also respectful of her family," the young star says.
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He also listens to Macklemore, which is terrible but affirming, because it's wonderful to see Antoni have a flaw.
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At least she has Bonnie (Sarah Stiles), who listens and rescues Wendy from a depleting social interaction with Taylor.
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When he finds something he thinks is plausible he listens at least 50 times before I even hear it.
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A tour group of 30 visitors listens to him recount his recent victory at the US Championships in Atlanta.
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As applicants recap their life within this constrained time period, Chesky listens out for their biggest achievements to date.
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Rep. Ayanna Pressley listens as Michael Cohen testifies before the House Oversight Committee on Capitol Hill on Feb. 22020.
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I give him my honest opinion and honest advice," she explains, admitting that "sometimes he listens, sometimes he doesn't.
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Spotify user: listens to 18 hours of Mongolian throat singing, Icelandic drumming bands and a peruvian death metal band.
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But an audio surveillance system that measures an individual worker's productivity and listens to their conversations could change that.
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As your child listens to the story, they learn to focus on their breath as part of the story.
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The NSA spying program could soon come to an end — if the White House listens to the NSA's recommendation.
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They did their constitutional duty: to tell truth to power, regardless of whether the power listens to the truth.
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President Donald Trump listens as he is introduced to deliver a speech to the World Economic Forum on Jan.
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But at one point I was like, 'I don't care if he listens to every conversation I ever have.
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The United Kingdom listens to the most Christmas music, followed by the Netherlands, Canada, Ireland, and the United States.
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But most importantly, he actually listens, and he knows when to turn off his comedy instincts and get serious.
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LIL WAYNE The rapper not only listens to his own music, he also refuses to listen to anything else.
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I was telling the girls we should share since the drinks are huge, but no one listens to me.
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Whatever happens next, MegaBots is confident that if it just listens to its fans, it'll all turn out okay.
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His name is Puddles, and he can croon like an angel who listens to a ton of Nick Cave.
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According to Pew Research Center, one in five Americans regularly listens to them — a 28 percent increase from 2016.
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On the way home, he listens to a tape that a some sort-of therapist has made for him.
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Rappers speak to a congregation that listens for the unfiltered gospel of life at its most raw and unedited.
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To get pumped up to before a skate competition, she listens to artists like The Pixies and The Breeders.
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"We sit with a child who reads to him and Vincent relaxes and listens to the story," Chesnut says.
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"In 2019, any policy maker that listens to a lobbyist from Frontier should be held criminally negligent," Mitchell said.
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It said Wednesday its sleep stories, which are essentially adult bedtime stories, have surpassed more than 100 million listens.
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" Speaking of that song, you say you can't relate to Batman even though he listens to "In My Eyes.
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She's a real angel and listens to my concerns and thoughts on the new job and my career goals.
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Once you've proven to be someone who cares and listens, you gain the trust and appreciation of the market.
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I found that there is a very unique feeling experienced when one listens to the complete track without stopping.
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In the film Loser, Jason Biggs' character Paul Tannek is a loser because he listens to the band Everclear.
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When Mark Cuban says something bullish, Cramer listens, especially because the billionaire investor is known for being strategically skeptical.
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No one could blame you for losing your faith in dance music's golden boys after a few lukewarm listens.
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Workfit's assistant Eva listens in to business meetings and lends managers a helping hand by highlighting important action items.
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Even-tempered, she listens to this, then invites him in for tea — characteristically unfazed by such a heartfelt admission.
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"The judicial system evaluates all available scientific evidence and listens to scientific experts," Dana Nuccitelli wrote in the Guardian.
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"In The Beginning God Created Psych Rock" Young Pope smokes weed and listens to Tame Impala for 52 minutes.
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Queen Elizabeth II listens as President Trump gives a speech during a state banquet at Buckingham Palace on Monday.
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She recorded the text and listens to it as she goes to sleep — no pleasure given the subject matter.
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Voters still don't think Washington listens to or understands them, and they are far from done with their purge.
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Orliński delivers these obscurities with such assurance that, after a few listens, they lodge in one's memory as classics.
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You can't be the person who tells other people your problems and the one who listens to their problems.
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Over the years, Obama has released several workout playlists showcasing the music he listens to while breaking a sweat.
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Then listens, continued to listen to the shots go on for another five minutes before he ever took action.
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I give him my honest opinion and honest advice," she said, admitting that "sometimes he listens, sometimes he doesn't.
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On the other hand: There is Audrey's tense, frustrated face as she listens to half of a phone call.
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The grooves and hooks that permeate throughout are so effortless these already obviously infectious songs unfold on deeper listens.
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He listens to music while writing his screenplays, coming up with ideas and images based on what he's hearing.
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I'm the person who listens, lives, sees, feels, and I place myself in service of the history I create.
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Facebook has been battling for years the conspiracy theory that it listens to users' conversation to better target ads.
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Perpetual Traffic by DigitalMarketerNugent also gave a plug for Perpetual Traffic as another podcast that he listens to regularly.
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This app listens as you play a real guitar and includes guidance on tuning and lessons on playing chords.
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Mr. Stone, 45, has a master's degree in agriculture and listens to Prime Country radio in his Ford pickup.
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The cues from right-wing media, as split as they are, could influence how much Trump listens to Fauci.
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In every piece he listens to he perceives changes, both great and small, in tempo, volume, pitch and instrumentation.
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Streaming services must pay a fee, known as a "mechanical license," every time a user listens to a song.
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Furthermore, and I have this from pastors who met with Trump for many hours: He genuinely listens to them.
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The AI listens for crowd noise and understands that the louder the crowd, the more important the play was.
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Bruce Fraser, an assistant coach, described these sessions as think-tankish: Kerr solicits input from his staff, then listens.
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"She's the one person Senator Sanders listens to above everybody else — by an order of magnitude," Mr. Khanna said.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) sits next to reporters Tuesday as she listens to House Intelligence Committee Chairman Rep.
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Osipov listens for their heartbeat, and performs echocardiograms—which he thinks of, in a way, as unspoken peace offerings.
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"No one ever listens to us," said Ali Akbari, a 0003-year-old tech student with a hipster beard.
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Ms. Ray listens to advice from her mother, Elsa Scuderi, 245, who lives in a cabin across the road.
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I mean, I don't know anyone who does that — or listens to this song literally ever — but it's possible.
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Many Instagram users believe the app secretly listens to their conversations, despite executives' repeated attempts to debunk these claims.
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Almost anyone who listens to the two songs would say they bear at least some resemblance to each other.
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The seasoned reporter listens to the whole story, but in the end says that he will not print it.
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Before that, The O.C. gave us Seth Cohen, a hottie who fucks but who also listens to Bright Eyes.
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Now he listens to jazz on his iPhone or works on his first novel, about a family of Gypsies.
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And while he spouts outward, turning into an online megaphone, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez listens, takes everything in and reacts.
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The title track, featuring Snoop Dogg, now has more than 95 million Spotify listens and 173 million YouTube views.
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I know Perturbator mainly listens to metal music and I think it influences him a lot in his compositions.
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He radios a translator, who listens to the boy and says he was simply trying to bum a cigarette.
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The next time a North Korean soldier listens to banned K-pop music, it'll be on his own terms.
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You released last year's debut EP Say It Here While It's Safe that subsequently racked up major Soundcloud listens.
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KS: What I want, as I've said many times and no one listens to me, this is from Apple.
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To be specific, he listens to his daughter, Ivanka, her husband, Jared Kushner, and his sons, Donald Jr. and Eric.
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The report found tracking apps on Microsoft's OneDrive, Nike, Spotify, which listens to music, and even the weather channel app.
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Which can often mean trying to channel Curtis Mayfield and Al Green, singers he listens to in his spare time.
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He listens to my question with a serious expression, then pauses for at least half a minute before he answers.
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Standing backstage at his rally in Tucson, Arizona, on March 19, Donald Trump listens to the crowd cheer his name.
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It connects to the internet, listens for your commands, and can even control your lights and other smart home products.
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She asks you questions, she listens, she smiles, you laugh, and without trying, you feel she is on your side.
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In the audience, tears streaming down the face of Rep Carolyn Maloney D-NY as she listens to Ford pic.twitter.
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While the Queen is taking tea, she listens to BBC Radio 4's Today programme on her vintage Roberts radio.
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The album hatred surges by in what feels like an instant, insistently calling for repeated listens (and maybe some aspirin).
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This time, she listens intently without ever responding to the AI. "That was weird," she says as she hangs up.
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"I think he [Trump] just, you know, he talks to families, he listens and he wants to learn," Shah said.
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Rocky has diverse taste, and as someone who barely listens to anything that wasn't in Gossip Girl, I respect that.
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I compartmentalized my way through his catalogue, through I don't know how many listens of Off the Wall and Thriller.
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In one scene, he listens to the audiobook of Gore Vidal's Death Likes It Hot (not considered his finest work).
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It takes a couple of listens to begin to understand the album Robyn ended up writing, which is called Honey.
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It listens to you speak, compares your speeches to pros like President Barack Obama and then gives you immediate feedback.
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For example, someone who listens to a lot of different types of music may continue getting new playlists for weeks.
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It posits that there is one part of the brain that appears to be speaking, while the other part listens.
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" This ensures that the Assistant listens to longer queries, which Google says is "perfect for emails or long text message.
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He's obviously studied offensive schemes and concepts for a long time, but he also listens to input that players have.
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There's a critical beat before the end the movie that focuses on Kidman's face as she listens to the news.
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ShotSpotter listens for the concussive blast, then sends GPS data to police stations, usually long before 911 calls are made.
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She pleads with Keane at the door, but inside, Keane simply listens, then coolly takes a sip of her water.
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But it was her second track, "Million Reasons," still the album's best track after a few listens, that really stuck.
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He listens to musicians ranging from Squarepusher to Tool to Mahler in order to inform the atmosphere of his pieces.
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Y., as Vice President Mike Pence listens during a meeting in the Oval Office of White House on Tuesday, Dec.
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Michael Flynn, President-elect Donald Trump's incoming National Security Adviser, listens during the presidential inaugural Chairman's Global Dinner, Tuesday, Jan.
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When Mark Cuban says something bullish, Jim Cramer listens, especially because the billionaire investor is known for being strategically skeptical.
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What sort of music do you imagine Elon Musk listens to when he's looking over SpaceX rocket designs at home?
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Afflicted with a hearing condition called tinnitus, Baby constantly listens to music to drown out the humming in his ear.
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That is, if you're garnering an audience of listeners; Brew pays its creators based on their number of unique listens.
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If the Chinese government listens to Tillerson, it'll be clear that the word of the American president carries little weight.
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Chorus has created an intelligent engine that listens in on every call that a sales rep conducts with a prospect.
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When he listens through his own headphones to music or the white noise of a waterfall, we hear that, too.
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I'm just like a Baby Boomer who listens to 101.1 CBS FM for a sonic rush of the old days.
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Vice President Mike Pence listens as President Trump speaks during a lunch with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Wednesday.
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Watch tracks data on Generation Alpha to stay ahead of the curve and listens closely to what kids are consuming.
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Clearly, you shouldn't speak unless spoken to by the judge, who listens first to the evidence submitted by their lawyers.
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"Anyone who listens to Mark will hear him say that we've still got 5 billion people to connect," Kalinowski said.
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Laura Bush listens as her husband discusses the terrorist attacks with White House staff in the President's Emergency Operations Center.
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House Budget Committee Chairman Diane Black (R-Tenn.) listens during a markup of the American Health Care Act on Thursday.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) listens during the Democratic Presidential Debate at Tyler Perry Studios November 20, 2019 in Atlanta, Georgia.
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I refuse to date anyone who regularly listens to Dave Matthews Band, for example, because Dave Matthews Band is terrible.
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Now Ms. Winter, 85, has weekly video calls with her children and grandchildren, posts photos and listens to country music.
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Behind the scenes, ELSA is powered by A.I. technology, that listens to users' speech – something the team built from scratch.
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The next day, while Shosh is packing to leave for New York, she listens to a voicemail message from Scott.
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Is that it's just that there's a glitch and it listens or that it's on, and why doesn't it listen?
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She ended friendships with people who she says didn't defend her online, and she no longer listens to Minaj's music.
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"We aren't sure which of these Larry and [Treasury Secretary Steven] Mnuchin like, but Trump listens to us," Moore said.
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The flashbacks serve multiple functions, not least to provide some context for the music Camille listens to in the car.
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A boy in Moscow listens to his parents argue over who will be saddled with the child that neither wants.
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He's sifted through a veritable mountain of podcasts and arrived at 10 that are must-listens for any investing enthusiast.
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He listens carefully to the views of his colleagues and clerks, even — indeed, especially — when they differ from his own.
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Anyone who listens to "Pod Save America," the podcast he and other former Obama advisers host, will recognize the perspective.
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He listens to everything, soaks it in, and gets smarter while everybody else is too busy listening to themselves speak.
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Bohemian Rhapsody made over a billion dollars despite the fact that it's horrible and no one listens to rock anymore.
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In the Internet age, this is how almost everybody listens to music, minus the dust: songs arrive free of circumstance.
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"Richmond listens for subway noise," The New York World reported in 1913, referring to the borough's name at the time.
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He listens well because, more than most, he has seen what is both great and appalling about the United States.
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In a leaked video from this period, Sisi listens while a uniformed officer advises him on relations with the press.
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Anyone who listens to the audio of that exchange will not recognize the bold colors of the Trump they know.
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"It is the CX team who listens, consoles, and supports our people and ultimately imbues the Everlane culture," she wrote.
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"I don't know why anyone listens to the Iranian foreign minister," Pompeo added, minimizing Zarif's role in Tehran's foreign policy.
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My father listens silently, but I can feel a meniscus of rage rising in him, coating his throat with bile.
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Evangeline, who listens a lot more shallowly and doesn't recognize her art-making as exploitative, is a skewed self-portrait.
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But more often he listens, and his face registers both empathy for them and sometimes despair at his own shortcomings.
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At the park, he sets up his gear and then, as he puts it, "shuts the hell up" and listens.
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I think it's a place where everyone feels good, hangs out and listens to good music and gets fashion inspiration.
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He just listens to Richard Feynman lectures, he loves all forms of science, but also a great humanism to him.
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He listens, and he talks a lot about his vision without giving a clear sense of how to get there.
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While these friendly little pieces indeed provide excellent accompaniment while going about one's day, they stand up upon close listens.
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Their automated system relies on a Shazam-like software that listens for voice cues, so the droids know when to react.
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Hannah informs Clay via the tapes that, if he listens all the way through, he'll learn why she took her life.
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"Last week we had lots of questions about the safety of the building," she begins, as the audience listens in anticipation.
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The other, muteness that begs a voice from the one who speaks and demands the ear of the one who listens.
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After the consultation with my technician, who listens to me complain about my stomach pain, I lie down on my stomach.
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Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort listens to Ivanka Trump speak at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland on July 21, 2016.
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Billionaire Sam Zell similarly warned on Wednesday of a "disaster" if the Fed listens to Trump by sharply lowering interest rates.
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No ever listens to him, despite his informed warnings and educated demeanor in films such as Jurassic Park and Independence Day.
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Minister Ralph Goodale listens to a speaker during a news conference on the Cannabis Act in Ottawa, Wednesday October 17, 2018.
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Jeff Flake listens to fellow committee members debate the confirmation of Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh during a hearing Sept.
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"He is an intelligent man, with good training, who listens, who dialogues, who defends his point of view," Taiana told Reuters.
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US President Donald Trump listens during a meeting with South Korean President Moon Jae-in and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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Mr. Denham, bless him, listens to all this with the concentration of a disciple at the feet of a Dalai Lama.
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The lights will then blink to denote what notes to play while the app listens to hear if you've hit them.
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"We will have this conversation — you … me, and everyone who listens to Radio Andy, when the moment is right," he said.
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The diabolical narrative unspools the moment Dr. Mommaerts (Natali Broods) listens to the voicemail from St. Antonius Hospital left for Mie.
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In this May 9, 2016 photo, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un listens during the party congress in Pyongyang, North Korea.
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He listens to the passengers on his bus have half-finished, elliptical conversations he'll never get to hear the ends of.
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Much of the world will be hoping Modi listens to the polling numbers, and not the fevered rhetoric on social media.
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A real conversation isn't that person A finishes what they say, and person B listens carefully before giving a considered answer.
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So I think those are messages that came out of our Fed Listens conferences, from the panelists, people in the community.
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Jenner, 20, tears up as she listens, seemingly thinking about what her own parents, Caitlyn and Kris Jenner, mean to her.
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"I still text her phone," Lisa Chambers, 45, tells PEOPLE, adding that she listens to her daughter's old voicemails as well.
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Services emerged allowing artists to buy thousands of fake listens, likes, or followers, often for as little as a few dollars.
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In her studio — which Doug built in the back garden, next to the garage — she listens to blues while she paints.
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US war resister Rodney Watson, left, listens to then Canadian Liberal MP Gerard Kennedy during a news conference in Dec. 2009.
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I didn't go to it for its lyrical content, though on repeated listens that has also taken on a new tenor.
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Top-line: This is what happens when a CEO has super-voting rights and no longer really listens to his board.
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Most of those who care have heard the album, and decided if it has enough saving graces to warrant repeat listens.
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" And she helpfully provided the translation: "Everything has been said already; but as no one listens, we must always begin again.
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For example, if a user listens to a Muslim prayer service, it is likely the individual is Muslim, the suit notes.
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Kylie Jenner may have moved on from ex Tyga, but her sister Kim Kardashian West still listens to the rapper's music.
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In normal circumstances, we'd suggest you listen to the full speech but, honestly, who ever listens to a full commencement speech.
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It might take a few listens to hear that, but the songs on this record have a bunch of emotional depth.
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First lady Melania Trump, donning a FLOTUS cap, listens to a briefing on Hurricane Harvey in Corpus Christi, Texas on Tuesday.
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" He goes next to an ordinary cantina, and listens to another singer extoll "the fortunes and tragedies of the average jack.
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Thomas Norment, R-James City County, listens to debate during the Senate session at the Capitol in Richmond, Va., Thursday, Feb.
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Rochelle Oliver, a web producer, listens repeatedly to a Twitter feed with Ms. Peir to determine whether there is audible profanity.
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He listens to old friends and ex-advisers, but three sources say this much is clear: he is calling the shots.
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Several of these have already clocked up millions of listens and have reached the top-ten ranks on iTunes' podcast charts.
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We want a government that listens to the people not the power brokers, which means getting unaccountable money out of politics.
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If one listens closely, the case being made by Ambassador Negroponte is also a point that has been stressed by Sen.
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"It's pretty cool that someone from Cuba listens to that music, and it's music I listened to back home," Syndergaard said.
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Feloni: By the time that our audience sees or listens to this, you're going to have your show at Rockefeller Center.
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He listens to the conversation for a while and then calmly interjects: Ewald Boot: I have a different opinion than you.
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He listens to music while he draws, typically a mix of T.Rex, Sid Vicious, Buena Vista Social Club and Ry Cooder.
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"I didn't have that growing up because I'm from Massachusetts and nobody in Massachusetts listens to country music," she tells me.
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I've spent several listens wondering if making the worst album of all time is exactly what Cudi set out to do.
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There's a social element, too, allowing friends to see each others' listens and shares (unless they're using the new "stealth mode").
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But he said that if he listens to the news for too long during the workday, the stories start to repeat.
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"I'm telling the world, and I hope the world listens after 90 days of protest, destruction and death," Maduro said then.
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The podcast, which is mostly hosted by Loehnen and features interviews with wellness practitioners, receives 240,250 to 650,000 listens per week.
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He wears thick glasses and listens to the radio broadcasts on large headphones — accessories that only add to his distinctive look.
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We all — this team and everyone who listens to 'The Daily' — owe her a gigantic thank you for getting us here.
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She listens to heavy metal, and two years ago, she decided she was a goth, and dressed in black, fluttery clothing.
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She listens to the Tony-nominated script, so as not to miss a cue, and just in case something unexpected happens.
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Anolik tracked her down in Los Angeles, where she listens to right-wing talk radio and mostly lives like a recluse.
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You need an internal culture that encourages the raising of red flags from every quarter and every background — and then listens.
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"Find your local young person who listens to podcasts and get that person to cough up a few recommendations," he said.
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My coach at my old firm was....absent....to put it nicely, so it's great to have somebody that actually listens.
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The only reason anyone listens to Josh Hawley is that he sounds marginally less dumb than a lot of other folks.
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Lina Alcala, Tinder&aposs vice president of HR, listens closely to how job candidates describe current and previous employers and coworkers.
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In a 2016 Rasmussen survey, only 11 percent of respondents said that the average member of Congress listens to their constituents.
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ET. Also, Fed Governor Michelle Bowman and Chicago Fed President Charles Evans appear at a "Fed Listens" Chicago event this afternoon.
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She listens to R&B and EDM on Apple Music; her favorite song is "She Will Be Loved" by Maroon 5.
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The Democratic Party is not just more diverse in who it represents; it's also more diverse in whom it listens to.
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" Princess Charlene praised her husband, Prince Albert, as "a remarkable, wonderful, fun father; a dad who listens and encourages his children.
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One day, Adelaida listens as the couple upstairs is robbed; a member of the military intelligence walks away with a microwave.
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Bernie Sanders listens as former vice president Joe Biden speaks during a Democratic presidential primary debate in Westerville, Ohio, Oct. 15.
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He turns down the sound, listens to a podcast, and induces a meditative state by killing wave after wave of enemies.
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"I think [Ryan] listens to his members, and I think he got a lot of pushback on that today," Cole said.
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And it's going to keep him here and make him a historical figure, if he just listens to that inner voice.
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" On if she listens to Billie Eilish, Billie Lana Del Rey and Maggie Rogers: "I don't really follow, uh, I don't.
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Cover: President Donald Trump listens to a question during a meeting in the Oval Office of the White House, Friday, Dec.
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More importantly, he listens for information that makes a particular business or product unique and likely to acquire a new market.
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You lay down the details and then suddenly eight people start talking at once, and no one listens to each other.
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HANOI, Vietnam — As strips of tofu sizzle beside her in a vat of oil, Nguyen Thu Hong listens for police sirens.
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It is something she shares but doesn't dictate, not even to her future self: Ms. Uchida never listens to her recordings.
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Listens to: Trop house, future bass, or whatever micro-genre is trending at the momentMostly posts: This sick new edit fam!
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Karina Longworth's Hollywood history podcast, You Must Remember This, is one of the most essential listens out there for film fans.
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Then imagine trying to complain about these issues repeatedly to city officials and the police department, yet virtually no one listens.
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We want a government that listens to the people, not the power brokers, which means getting unaccountable money out of politics.
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Through fireside chats and texting, Winfrey listens and offers advice to the girls as they wind their way through adolescence and adulthood.
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U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions listens during a news conference in San Diego near the border with Tijuana, Mexico, May 7, 2018.
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That he's nice looking or listens to rap music doesn't make him an effective messenger; instead he looks confused, disingenuous or stupid.
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Instead of holding a camera in front of his face or gesticulating wildly, his fingers are clasped together as he listens astutely.
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He listens but does not engage frequently during the briefings, other officials said, although at times he has challenged and questioned information.
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On the first hundred or so listens all I could hear was martial drums and guitars that sound like open hi-hats.
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The group then listens to a supercut of all Lara Croft's grunts and groans and Grant's mind visibly descends into the gutter.
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Harvey Weinstein, center, listens during a court proceeding in New York during his arraignment on rape and other charges on May 25.
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Cover image: President Donald Trump listens during a meeting in the Oval Office of the White House, in Washington in this Jan.
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Trend Micro said in a blog post that the malware listens for commands from a Twitter account run by the malware operator.
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The badass indie-pop newcomer first posted the song "Human Female" on her Soundcloud and now has over 200,000 listens on Spotify.
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Alexa Guard automatically listens for things like breaking glass and can alert you if it suspects someone is breaking into your home.
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White House counsel Don McGahn listens as Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Sept. 211.
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The nominee faces and listens to these friendly and hostile senators for hours, refraining from smilingly nodding along or furrowing his brow.
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The server "listens" for the iframe embed or clicks on the auto-join link to prompt the Zoom desktop app to open.
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Indeed, according to Reneau-Wedeen's own estimates, the average iPhone user listens to 10 times more podcasts than the average Android user.
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The audience listens to a recording of Mr. Ashley's recitation of the text while watching the modest yet enrapturing, ever-changing staging.
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Kobayashi says that the songs she wrote for the album have always sounded a little "cheap" when she re-listens to them.
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That, the adviser said, may be the most important takeaway: Donald Trump, as much as Donald Trump can, listens to Chris Christie.
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"He listens to everything around him and watches the news, and there's not a lot of good things on there," she said.
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The rest of the time he wears headphones and listens to music to fill his ears with noises that don't trigger him.
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When a stranger peeps through our window or listens at our door, millennia-old norms tell us we should chase them away.
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As the sun sets, T. listens to music and I take a call to catch up with a girlfriend living in Cairo.
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Ashley: I'm sorry, I know that it's not cool to think that Facebook listens to you and it's like, you're the psycho.
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How about a wig that records blood pressure, a sensor patch that listens to trees, or a thrust-counter for your penis?
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Hillary Clinton, left, listens as Radha Muthiah, executive director of the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves, speaks at a New York summit.
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Mostiller listens to the voices of women who need the money for a second trimester abortion, which can cost up to $1500.
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"She listens to Perry Como, Vince Gill, Nat King Cole, the Mills Brothers and Ray Charles," says her publicist Charley Cullen Walters.
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Things out there that I would encourage people to try, probably every single listener of Code Media listens or reads Ben Thompson.
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If one listens to what he has been saying, it is possible to see that Sanders is not that radical at all.
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He listens to questions in English but speaks through the Royal Court's interpreter, and sometimes corrects the interpreter's phrasing of English translations.
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He plays favorites, pits people against one another and listens to different people on different days without any seeming rhyme or reason.
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Facebook has since been forced to clarify that it listens to what you say only when you activate a microphone-specific feature.
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He listens to everyone and no one, changing his mind on a dime, doing whatever the last person told him to do.
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Each time a user listens to a song, the artist earns a small fee: about $0.007 on average at Spotify, for instance.
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"PiS showed its critics that it listens to them and respects them," Anna Materska-Sosnowska, a political scientist at Warsaw University, said.
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Actually, my teenage daughter, who listens pretty much to vinyl only, just requested something to play cassettes on, so there's also that.
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He listens as library users raise issues of weighty and unbookish substance, such as the overcharging of African-Americans for ordinary foodstuffs.
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Turns out all we were really looking for in our television boyfriends was a kind, charming man who sees us and listens!
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After hundreds—probably thousands of listens, we discovered a bounty of life advice packed into the three-minute-and-fifty second masterpiece.
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At night, Morales (pictured above) sits by candlelight or the glare of her battery-operated lamp and listens to the crashing waves.
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Many fail to really listen to and notice those around them, so an observant person who actually listens is rare and valued.
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Dan Bartlett, deputy assistant to the president, points to news footage of the attacks while President Bush listens to new security information.
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It actually listens to you when you speak, and only offers positive feedback if you correctly pronounce a new word or phrase.
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To prepare for all his movies, Hill compiles mood-appropriate playlists and then listens to them until they seep into his consciousness.
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She listens to what he has to say, goes back to her room, and consigns all her upcoming stories to the fire.
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In the mental world he and those he listens to inhabit, blacks and other nonwhites are by definition shiftless burdens on society.
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Turner henceforth listens and acts according to the Old Testament deity, the one who would crush the wicked and avenge the wronged.
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Whether anyone listens may decide if Syria turns the corner towards peace or descends into an even more dangerous cycle of destruction.
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He certainly is concerned about these things and listens to the government's arguments very seriously and is inclined to give them weight.
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At Peak Performances, Mr. Wilson will play Krapp, an isolated man recording his annual birthday tape as he listens back to others.
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Though the app's status is "Unreleased," users can install the early version, which listens to conversations around you, then instantly transcribes them.
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Nearly a decade and countless listens later, I can't help but feel somewhat shell-shocked after spinning the album in its entirety.
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It took me a few listens— actually, a few months—before I really started appreciating what these old tracks had to offer.
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The same can happen again in 2017 if Congress listens to President Trump, Treasury Secretary Mnuchin, and the rest of the administration.
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In conversation, he listens carefully and responds with earnest sincerity, qualifying statements as his own opinion, rather than declaring them as facts.
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He listens to everything from classical to country to opera, and has been known to belt out rap songs when among players.
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The young Marjane sits with her grandmother at home over tea and listens to the stories told by female relatives and neighbors.
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It doesn't take a thousand listens, though, to notice that there's a common lyrical theme that runs through Memories...Do Not Open.
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He also listens to Arizona's governor, Doug Ducey, who endorsed the bill even though it could nearly double the state's uninsured population.
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Abraham listens deeply to God and derives everything from his identity on down from Him, but pushes out ahead of the shepherd.
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But Mr. Trump, who often listens to no one but himself and ignores laws, could try to override Congress and his secretaries.
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I hope Overwhelmed listens to Carolyn and thinks about why she feels obligated to do work everyone else is allowed to skip.
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Maybe if her pastor closed the church she'd take things seriously; I know she listens to and respects her pastor a lot.
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This qualified professional can be a "thinking partner," helping you make decisions — someone who listens with empathy and respect, whom you trust.
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In some call centers, AI listens into every conversation, cataloging every word, who said it and how, and then scoring each agent.
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Nadal brings up the example of a woman raising her hand in a classroom or meeting and no one listens to her.
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Patty Murray, a Democrat, listens as Deborah Parker, vice chair of the Tulalip Tribes in Washington state, speaks during a news conference.
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President Donald Trump listens during a meeting about immigration with Republican senators in the Roosevelt Room at the White House on Thursday.
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My intention is to build up a state that listens but also, what is more important, hears the voices of its citizens.
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When Warren isn't tuned into a book, she listens to Patsy Cline, she told MSNBC's "The Beat with Ari Melber" in November.
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"I think he mostly listens to himself and that's that," said Hunter, one of the first members of Congress to endorse Trump.
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Karl Ennenga of New Mexico wears a Ted Cruz sticker on the back of his head as he listens to Ted Cruz.
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"We are happy that the government listens, though we are aware that Argentina is still going through a complex situation," he said.
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Hard to believe someone can have over 300 million listens on Spotify and I've never heard of them till this shitty video.
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Yeah. I think ... You know, look, if we all decided that almost no one listens beyond minute 2200 of the podcast, right?
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Cover image: Television personality and former White House staffer Omarosa Manigault Newman listens during an interview with The Associated Press, Tuesday, Aug.
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After three listens, these songs assume dimensions broader than the format would suggest, while remaining as sharply tight and efficient as ever.
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He listens to Donald on TV and said to miss mother, will he send me back to Ethiopia if he gets elected.
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An ordinary politician, who listens to traditional political advice, would respond to such a problem by changing his positions or his tone.
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"When an active 'bullfight' comes out over the radio .. meetings take pause and everyone listens for the next update!" police wrote on Facebook.
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At one point, the rapper tells everyone to put their hands up -- and with the exception of about a handful -- no one listens.
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I hope the Fed listens to Ford's conference call so they can just see how weak some parts of this economy really are.
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Asylum-seekers may feel that no one listens, no one hears and no one cares about their stories; but Refugee Tales suggests otherwise.
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Tessy—that's the car's name, duh—is in Autopilot mode as Brown, hands resting on the wheel, listens to his Malcolm Gladwell audiobook.
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To fill the gaps between work, and for company during his long nights (he's a serious night owl), he listens to the radio.
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Arbor's researchers found that a Mirai variant in the wild has a "a remote-control backdoor" that listens for commands over port 103.
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" Cohen teased, "HOUSEWIVES PLAYBOOK: keep repeating the same lines over and over and over 'til someone listens (See: Aviva, bookgate; Kim D, strippergate).
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The CCP may close its ears to popular discontent, but Saturday's surrender - assuming the bill remains shelved - shows it clearly listens to money.
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"Yes, it's a new generation or whatever, but my dad still listens to old school music and so does my mom," she said.
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Then, there are the mundane transgressions: She listens to all of Axe Cap's employees as they rattle on about illegal insider trading schemes.
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"The patch sticks to the chest and listens to the heart constantly using an EKG sensor," said Nathanael Wolfe, co-founder of Lief.
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Fortunately, the problem is addressed in a song called "No one listens (to Jeff Goldblum)" from triple j radio hosts Matt and Alex.
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SoundSense is a small wearable device that listens for noises that might require immediate attention and alerts the user when it detects one.
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There's a five or so second lapse as the headphone actively listens for changes in the environment, and then it slowly kicks in.
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There, Vasilisa listens to fairy tales and traditions, and discovers the spirits and creatures that live in the woods, and in her house.
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There's a microphone that listens to the sound of your hair as you brush to detect correct or incorrect patterns in your technique.
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"Her legs were like in between his legs," another voice tells Khloé, 34, on the phone as she listens while wiping away tears.
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Instead, he listens to the girl's poem, praises her writing, and lets her in on the truth of his life, just a bit.
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Instead of pinging the surface of the Earth with radio waves, it listens for any that are being emitted by activity down below.
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Susan Bayh listens as husband Evan Bayh, a former two-term governor and two-term U.S. senator, speaks to reporters, July 13, 2016.
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And she takes Lou to task for this and he listens to her and agrees with her and says that is terribly unfair.
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In return, she listens to their claims that stronger climate policies are unrealistic unless the public make the issue more of a priority.
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In the end, the client listens to you, but nobody should have heard this tape and we have to find who leaked it.
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As a shut-in who listens to music all day, I often feel powerless and completely out of touch with the outside world.
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Little imagination is needed to turn that into sonar, which just sends a bigger click into the surrounding water and listens for echoes.
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Even for Chinese companies that offer employee assistance programs, it's more likely to be a one-way emotional support hotline that simply listens.
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There was an entire vocal sample that loops on the album's closing track that I didn't hear once in all those first listens.
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Mark Warner (D-VA) (L) listens during a news conference at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport on May 16, 2016 in Arlington, Virginia.
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The two women in the immediate foreground are engaged in conversation; a Black woman speaks as her White companion listens pensively, eyes downcast.
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This time, we patriots of the right, left and middle must persist in a single consistent demand until Trump listens: Fire Bannon now.
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This builds a trusted relationship with his followers and gives the perception that he listens to their concerns and is available for conversation.
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"Don't worry, in no time you will be back with Mommy," Tessa says to her daughter as Julia listens from behind the door.
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In Niki Caro's adaptation of Diane Ackerman's The Zookeeper's Wife, the protagonist listens in fascination and horror, as Lutz Heck—a German zoologist,
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A Canadian researcher is working on a monitoring system that listens to the buzz and passes on word if things are going south.
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Now he listens and can perform all the basic commands plus dancing, high-fiving, shaking and (my personal favorite) sitting like a meerkat.
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In good spirits, she listens to Mom and Dad belt out the "Happy Birthday" song in front of a two-tiered white cake.
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Facebook has long denied that it listens to its users, while investigations from people outside the company have failed to indisputably prove it.
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Many vets steal bites of breakfast while Cooke speaks, but Tom listens with his head bowed, cameo baseball cap dangling from his hands.
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"I believe my resignation is in keeping with my place in a government… that listens to the people and acts accordingly," he added.
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On the couch next to Okello, Omido listens to her say in a soft, quiet voice that she's barely eaten in two weeks.
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Well... More than once, Clay accuses Tony of following or stalking him while he listens to the tapes, which Tony insists isn't true.
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Suddenly just about everything that a French citizen buys, reads, watches or listens to flows in some way or another through these behemoths.
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He uses Apple Maps for navigation, listens to music via Pandora and gets his favorite Michigan football call-in show on iHeart Radio.
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And they worry that Trump, who listens to Bannon, could be backed into bad decisions because of the former White House aide's confidence.
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It is one of many instances where he listens as others—a doctor, the police—project their anxieties and prejudices onto his experience.
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Ari Melber: lawyerly, handsome, young but not quite as young as he wants to appear, reminding you that he listens to hip-hop.
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Just as your time has come, as the Continent sits up and listens to London, you want to slink away in a sulk?
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Meanwhile, in an interview on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" program, Mr. Trump described himself as the person he listens to most on foreign policy.
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With 2.9 million listens, 4.6 million downloads, and a fat 033 watch references this project is cemented in the mixtape hall of fame.
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While Michael tells the story, Matthew's fingers come to life as he listens from his wheelchair and works up the courage to speak.
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The Tact agent also listens for keywords, so it can also actively engage with team members if it is configured to do so.
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Kerry also said he hopes President Trump listens to top advisers such as national security adviser H.R. McMaster and Defense Secretary James Mattis.
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In the new version, a jaded man plans a "Taxi Driver"-like rampage against "people/Who need silencing," but this time he listens.
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Sobbing silently out of sight, the boy listens to his parents argue over who will be saddled with the child that neither wants.
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Everybody listens to music on a daily basis, and we want that to be a star when it comes to our subscription service.
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Upon repeated listens, her tracks on "1989" grow more enjoyable, not boring — which psychologists have found to be the signature of complex music.
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"He listens, and he really took on the water issue, which is a big fight here," said Tom Pinkham, 47, a plum farmer.
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These songs aren't always easy listens, as they rarely adhere to a single sonic touchstone, but that's also what makes them so essential.
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Even though our talk has turned emotional, she laughs easily and listens thoughtfully, as the car does a U-turn towards the venue.
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"In an interview with Science Magazine published on Sunday, Fauci said "to [Trump's] credit, even though we disagree on some things, he listens.
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I was not familiar with the term DAD ROCK (a debut), which I presume one listens to when one has a dad bod.
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"He always listens to my feelings … he always shares," Luna says, answering "Yeah" immediately when her mom asks if the boy is cute.
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Meghan Miraglia from Massachusetts says she listens to her mom's valuable advice: For as long as I can remember, I have loved plans.
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At the central bank's "Fed Listens" public forums, the general feeling has been a lack of understanding for why low inflation is bad.
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"When the U.S. market talks, the supply chain listens," said Jennifer Dianto Kemmerly, vice president of global initiatives at the Monterey Bay Aquarium.
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Sasha, a needy actor desperate for feedback, listens to Helen's criticism in a way the real Noah, a defensively sensitive author, never could.
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I like the SmartEar, for instance, which listens for things like doorbells or alarms and alerts deaf people of them via their smartphone.
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Dressed in his habitual black suit, Carvel's Murdoch pulls his neck back when he speaks or listens: he's a reptile waiting to strike.
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But unless Mr Smith brings in fresh executives, and then listens to them, his days at the business blackjack table should be numbered.
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Abbott engages with Hispanic voters, listens to their aspirations and actively solicits their support, and that has paid off at the ballot box.
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The truck driver, who sports spiky hair, a leather jacket and sunglasses, listens to a Tibetan version of "O Sole Mio" on repeat.
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The narrator assiduously listens to other women tell their stories; for her, the highest form of intimacy is perhaps the act of divulging.
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Early in the film, he listens intently to a rabbi who defends Baruch Goldstein, who massacred 29 praying Muslims in Hebron in 1994.
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Not the fine details of genre and style — everyone, allegedly, listens to everything now — but the networks of identity that float within them.
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"He always listens to my feelings … he always shares," Luna said, answering "Yeah" immediately when her mom asked if the boy is cute.
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He listens most to his two closest advisers, his wife Anne Gust Brown and his executive secretary — or chief of staff — Nancy McFadden.
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And because Carhartt listens to its hard-working customers and caters its products to fit their needs, it's gained a cult-like following.
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Trump certainly listens to members of his family, particularly his daughter Ivanka Trump, and sons Don Jr. and Eric, who double as surrogates.
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Who had a new baby, is overweight, got married, owns a pet, likes romantic novels, serious reading, listens to Bach or the Beatles.
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