Sometimes she'd overhear them losing it in the next room.
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As we do, we overhear bits and pieces of conversations.
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"When you're calling police, people can overhear you," Banafa said.
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" You overhear the cheese monger joke that "it's not warm.
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I overhear conversations about cryptocurrencies everywhere, in coffee shops and airports.
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The jurors overhear this discussion, and Gutierrez asks for a mistrial.
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Tennon happened to overhear the conversation and offered up his card.
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The whistleblower also claimed to overhear Flynn's team discussing the memo.
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I overhear them on the tiers and at the guards' station.
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You overhear conversations between the people involved in the interrupted research operation.
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Every so often, you'll overhear people chatting about specific characters or places.
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To expand on Dunham's point, it's also harmful if cisgender people overhear.
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We overhear Xavier say that it's "all of us, against a god."
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I overhear the signals of train delays echoing around the steel exterior.
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They may overhear comments in the hallway as they leave the courtroom.
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Standing at the bar, I overhear two guys in front of me talking.
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Sometimes, we overhear things that we can never un-hear, so to speak.
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And people overhear us and say, 'You sound like an old married couple!
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I could overhear her speaking with a flight attendant (an African American woman).
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Those conversations you overhear in the coffee shops and at the water coolers?
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"I'm not sure how to describe her style," I overhear one of them say.
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But in our open-plan office, there are a lot of conversations to overhear.
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In bars after work, he began to overhear conversations about the dangers of Islam.
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Everybody—or at least those adults I would frequently overhear—was talking about it.
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Raicu: In the context of [#PlaneBae], I think it's one thing to overhear a conversation.
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Slip a drone inside and you can overhear a conversation about a million dollar bribe.
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I headed to my nearest IKEA and walked around to overhear tidbits of couples' arguments.
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Because then, even more of us will overhear and — I hope — the conversation will spread.
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"I'll overhear a phrase and roll it around in my mind for hours," she said.
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More fun is all the little conversations you can overhear by eavesdropping on non-playable characters.
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I got up from my chair and left the office so my colleagues wouldn't overhear me.
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Or, maybe you couldn't help but to overhear two coworkers discussing the upcoming annual guacamole competition.
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Archie goes so far as to defend Cheryl when they overhear two board members denigrating her.
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That is to say, they do not expect anyone, especially the police, to overhear the conversation.
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But, when you ride the Tube, every line you overhear people say, it all sounds original.
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They try to schedule meetings in "neutral locations" where others won't overhear them using the program.
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He wished he could overhear their evening debriefing, in order to understand his prospects for continuing.
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She calls Alaska a rat, which others overhear, and soon they're all ganging up on her.
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I tell Fred's story whenever I overhear a fan talking about scouting as a dream job.
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The tidbits of conversation I overhear during the Champagne cocktail hour are exactly what I had imagined.
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She loudly discusses her plans to cook dinner for two that evening so that Justin will overhear.
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You'll likely overhear them debating whether or not technological innovation will replace most of America's existing workforce.
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You can overhear a lot here, ranging from the banal to the indecipherable but vaguely juicy-sounding.
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The most mystifying conversations I overhear tend to be from festivalgoers who are here just for ... fun?
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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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At first she talks quietly, as though paranoid that someone may overhear us, but she soon warms up.
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My girls have questions about the spiteful rhetoric they overhear, despite my efforts to protect them from it.
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And we overhear a lot, because they arrive already tipsy and the pomegranate mimosas — pomegranate is a superfood!
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Not to mention all that juicy industry chatter you overhear while pretending to work in the press lounge.
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A curtain is drawn and the children strain to overhear, but it becomes quickly apparent they needn't bother.
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He would overhear coaches talking about using asthma inhalers with their athletes, none of whom were actually sick.
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Sometimes I would overhear fragments of the conversation when I came in to bus the used spit cups.
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Most of them are wearing headphones, so a supervisor might not overhear the conversation with a 2800 caller.
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They can overhear compromising situations, and in some cases, the Amazon employees make fun of what people say.
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Osaka and her sister, conferring quietly in Japanese so the others wouldn't overhear, made the final decision together.
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She recalled how male officers entered bathroom facilities unannounced, and how she could overhear other protesters being interrogated.
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As a longtime family friend, she and others in the car could not help but overhear Trump's call.
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In the first story, "Bad Boy," a couple becomes fixated on having a friend overhear them having sex.
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One morning at the conference, I overhear a TI tell another that she was planning to "get" her perpetrators.
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As Jay and Taylor plotted to then go after Adam, Zeke was again observant enough to overhear the plan.
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The call was loud enough for a pair of staff at the U.S. embassy in Ukraine to overhear it.
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While playing outdoors, the boys overhear a woman speaking in a language that is foreign to one of them.
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He was referring to older inmates' shushing one another when they did not want the boy to overhear something.
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I overhear two young women getting advice about getting started in the business from a just-finished racing jockey.
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They make comments about our appearance or about conversations they overhear; they demand more money; they touch you inappropriately.
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Speaking the language fluently meant that he could communicate with the medical staff and overhear if they discussed anything untoward.
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"The conversations that we secretly recorded were in open areas and in public areas where people could overhear," he said.
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Lesser known about Gov Ball is that it's the best place to overhear ridiculous commentary from intoxicated and dehydrated youths.
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The duo at the table next to ours seemed to overhear our interview, and began their own chat about Brexit.
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You never know what you're going to overhear on a street corner, or in a subway car or a bus.
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In the weeks leading up to the election, she was surprised to overhear many students voicing their dislike of Trump.
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It's easy to see how languages could change through drift, as people randomly pick up the words and constructions they overhear.
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They have petty dramas, relationships, power struggles, and grudges — some of which we overhear as the camera lingers over their conversation.
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If they overhear a rude word, they'll instantly pick up on it and joyfully repeat the thing over and over again.
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As a kid, I lost track of the number of times I'd overhear a borderline racist comment from someone I knew.
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He wished he had the courage to speak to her only in German, here in public, no matter who might overhear.
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It's not Buick-quiet, but road noise is hushed enough that you can overhear the children commenting on your driving style.
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I now overhear him expounding on his plans to move back to Pittsburgh to win a seat in the state legislature.
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As I'm waiting in a line of media people, I overhear someone saying that my slot might get commandeered by HuffPo.
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When your characters are in the same place, you can see the other player explore areas and occasionally overhear their conversations.
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I overhear Ryan Tedder from OneRepublic telling a group of journalists he quite likes Honey G from X-Factor. 8.57pmFireworks. Dancers.
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Dickens eavesdrops on critiques of his reputation and strides out of late-night fog to overhear Maria Beadnell talking about him.
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At home, coworkers won't stop by your desk to chat and you won't get distracted when you overhear other people's conversations.
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This year the new manager had public, one-on-one discussions out in the open, where it was easy to overhear.
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Sometimes you will overhear something — a thought, a fact, or an idea — that sparks an action, a revelation, or a question.
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In the parks of Sydney, Australia, where there are native wild-parrot flocks, people regularly overhear a ''Hello, darling'' or ''What's happening?
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New Orleans funk band Ernie & The Top Notes play as we overhear boss man Pop hold court about the latest NBA draft.
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If you spend enough time there, you'll overhear enough startup lingo to generate scripts for a whole season of HBO's "Silicon Valley."
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Things quickly turn into a teaching moment when Cam and Mitchell think they overhear Lily insulting her new friend, according to Variety.
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And in line you overhear references to Jung, identity politics, biology, responsibility, faith, Nietzsche, the importance of not lying, and Solzhenitsyn. Whoa.
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Or speaking in vocal fry like middle-aged men and women I overhear every day in the coffee shop down the block?
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The second he turned on the car, he immediately shut off the radio, afraid of what my sister and I might overhear.
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Some said the country would be better off, freer now, though they said it quietly, wary that someone might overhear such hopes.
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Although, honestly, the stilted conversation between a reporter and the Neon does sound like one you might overhear at a networking event.
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You could overhear some important news when dining at a restaurant, but trading on such information could potentially constitute illegal insider trading.
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Still, knowing that a total stranger could overhear snippets of what you say within the privacy of your own home is creepy.
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While Gates said he couldn't overhear the exact conversation, Trump signaled aloud what they'd been talking about moments after the call finished.
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Next time you overhear some vegan loser asking a waitress for vegan options, remember that we're mostly well, but we're not about wellness.
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O'Byrne says if you overhear your co-workers talking excitedly about a new cannabis stock or cryptocurrency, don't rush to buy that stock.
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The group overhear him calling his dad to gloat, but ending on an incredibly sweet note and leave Gretchen to do the deed.
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Two teens who have been hanging around the hostage situation overhear the news and immediately blab about the update on the Smithereen app.
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We meet new characters, get a clear view of some of the film's locales, and overhear some details pertaining to the film's plot.
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He spoke about hating himself in his younger years, choking back tears as he remembered cruel comments he would overhear about gay people.
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But since Russian and Ukrainian are roughly mutually intelligible, it's common to overhear conversations in which one speaker uses Ukrainian, the other Russian.
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It will make itself known if I overhear laughing or a snippet of conversation and I imagine that others are talking about me.
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Co-designers Scott Benson and Bethany Hockenberry's script features dialogue trees that begin as snippets, as conversations Mae might stumble upon and overhear.
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Gates testified that he couldn't overhear the exact conversation, but Trump signaled aloud what they'd been talking about moments after the call ended.
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The terrorist attack is the subject of most conversations I can overhear, but it's dealt with an attitude so relaxed, it's almost creepy.
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I started to overhear students joking with each other, saying things like, "You sound like a man," which was always directed at female students.
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Along the way, our group absorbs another couple when they overhear us talking about the Thai islands, and together we go grab a drink.
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The agents did not find reds under the bed, but they did overhear salacious stuff about what was happening on top of the mattress.
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I overhear the mom explaining to the intake officer that it was imperative that she see a nutritionist today concerning switching her baby's formula.
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They didn't innocently overhear anonymous whispers on a midtown elevator, something the law has never considered a basis for the crime of insider trading.
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I'd overhear him making lustful comments about her unusually large breasts or trashing her boyfriend by claiming Monika was way out of his league.
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As the realtor explains, if homeowners overhear a buyer enthusiastically saying they love the place, they'll be less likely to budge on the asking price.
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I remember — I'll never forget arguments that I would overhear with my parents and my mother saying, 'Where are we going to get that from?
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His meeting with Donald Trump occurred before then, thankfully, but that doesn't mean there weren't plenty of valuable conversations for a potential spy to overhear.
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So he spends his time with people from the bubble, surrounding himself with security and spy gear so They can't overhear what he tells his friends.
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It's intimate and personal, as if he just mumbled the songs to himself on a dreary walk to work and we're just lucky to overhear them.
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It's really funny, because I'll overhear these conversations where someone's like, 'And now, this person's standing for feminism but then they're being sexy in this thing.
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That's happened before, when smart assistants get confused when they overhear words on the television or radio, and suddenly and without warning purchase items from Amazon.
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Yet another came because she didn't want to overhear fanboys cracking wise about Gal Gadot's physique, or, for that matter, that of any other woman onscreen.
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The other side: While Holmes was giving his opening statement, Trump tweeted that it is impossible to overhear others' phone conversations without them being on speakerphone.
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Holmes said he was able to overhear the conversation due to the volume of Trump's voice while he sat with Sondland at a restaurant in Kiev.
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President Trump tweeted Thursday that he has tried — and failed — to overhear others' phone conversations as State Department official David Holmes testified in the impeachment inquiry.
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" But, she says, she did "overhear" the assailants talking about how "maybe we should take somebody out so we can make sure she gets on the team.
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You won't overhear many people speaking Russian in Sea Cliff these days, as you would have in the 1970s, residents say, because many parishioners now live elsewhere.
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I'm standing in the admissions line at a museum in New York when I overhear a surprising claim: "It's like going to the dentist," a man declares.
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" Harding however says she did "overhear" the assailants talking about how "maybe we should take somebody out so we can make sure she gets on the team.
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However, when they overhear Lily insulting her new friend, they have to take a quick look in the mirror before they teach her a lesson about acceptance.
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" But, she said, she did "overhear" the assailants talking about how "maybe we should take somebody out so we can make sure she gets on the team.
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You also begin to wonder, as you do when you overhear public cellphone conversations: How is it possible that so many people are living such clichéd lives?
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By the following May, it wasn't uncommon to overhear senior cadets on the phone with girlfriends or fiancées explaining that they were heading for war upon graduation.
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At Stanford, Albert Bandura showed that when participants overhear an experimenter call another study subject "an animal," they're more likely to give that subject a painful shock.
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At Stanford, Albert Bandura, showed that when participants overhear an experimenter call another study subject "an animal," they're more likely to give that subject a painful shock.
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When a victim's terrified parents overhear the docs discussing it, they tell their other loved ones in the waiting room, who channel all their fear into righteous anger.
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Everyone who was not staring at a screen spoke in hushed tones, though it's possible that they just didn't want me to overhear them talking about the war.
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When I was a child in the 1960s, I used to hear or overhear dire predication about what kind of life I would lead because of my XLH.
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But I'll write stuff down because If I overhear someone say or see something that's a bit suspect when I'm hammered, I'll write it down in my notes.
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As the Earth spins through space, the telescope's antenna is pointed into the depths of the universe, hoping to overhear a bit of conversation from a distant world.
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We chose a table far from them, so they wouldn't overhear Juan Martín, and also because it is always preferable to sit far away from soldiers in Asunción.
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Main image courtesy of Robert Seymour's Living Made Easy series I love jotting down nonsensical snippets of conversation I overhear at music festivals, parties, and other drug-friendly gatherings.
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That being said, those harsh words would be troubling to overhear no matter how crowded the store, which is why she knew she had to let the world know.
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The results were songs both melodic and real, a hardened version of the catchy R&B he used to overhear on loudspeakers at department stores and hum along with.
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He explained there's the constant fear that a transphobic person will overhear and their paths will later cross in an airport bathroom or if they're on the same flight.
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But on Monday, the 43-year-old mother of two says she couldn't enjoy her tea because of a conversation she couldn't help but overhear at the next table.
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The things I overhear as a BART cop don't just put my finger on the pulse of this metropolitan area, they force my fist around its savage beating heart.
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At Stanford in 1975, Albert Bandura showed that when participants overhear an experimenter call another study subject "an animal," they're more likely to give that subject a painful shock.
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He's put the fear into the local fraternity of law-ignoring sorts, as we overhear some of the goons at city hall chattering, worriedly, about this felony-busting phantom.
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In short, our hero is adrift, cut loose from both his family and the wider economy; we overhear a report, on TV, about the high rate of youth unemployment.
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Talking on the phone for others to overhear, especially in a work environment, has become at best an etiquette issue, and at worst, what Mr. Saval calls a pollutant.
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At Stanford in 22017, Albert Bandura showed that when participants overhear an experimenter call another study subject "an animal," they're more likely to give that subject a painful shock.
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The plot of your videos can be as thin as the crop top under which you are definitely not wearing a bra: Overhear something funny at the grocery store?
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I take a seat in the local bakery at 1:30 PM to practice spying, hoping to overhear the conversations of unsuspecting agents as they enjoy their coffee and cake.
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That day, I overhear a conversation in a coffee shop: a man enthusiastically describing the plot and themes of his favorite sci-fi film to his 11-year-old grandson.
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Ask for the wrong song or overhear the wrong news story, and suddenly my son or daughter might be exposed to something I might not be comfortable with them hearing.
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Ms. Brooks said she would often overhear lewd conversations among workers who gathered near her building's garbage ramp; they would openly discuss their sexual encounters with each other, she said.
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Mande's recurring character Todd shows up on the first season, and then again on season two when Eleanor and Chidi overhear a group of demons talking about Michael's failed experiment.
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" Eudora Welty: "Once you're into a story everything seems to apply—what you overhear on a city bus is exactly what your character would say on the page you're writing.
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The Seattle-based tech behemoth found itself in some controversy earlier this year after Bloomberg published a report detailing how Amazon workers who annotate Alexa recordings sometimes overhear private conversations.
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On Sunday morning we're reading by the deep end of the hotel pool when the shallow end starts to fill with women, a bridal party to judge by what we overhear.
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At most, the men said, they sometimes overhear someone at a bar mention how it's a "fucked up" situation, or hear a group of male colleagues crack a joke about it.
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Laurel just happens to overhear her tell Annalise the news — and when she hears that Bonnie's father was in Coalport, she quickly deduces that Frank is to blame for his death.
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He learns (upon following Beck and her friends to a bar, careful to get only close enough to overhear their conversation) that Beck is still hooking up with dudes on Tinder.
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The president, who has apparently tried to eavesdrop on many conversations in his day, questioned whether mere mortals like Holmes could possibly overhear a phone call just feet away from him.
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I got to overhear Whilce Portacio, the creator of the X-Men character Bishop, explain the creation of the character to this guy named Harry who cosplays pretty seriously as Bishop.
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If the person she's tailing is walking with someone else, engaged in a conversation she wants to overhear, she said she can get close enough to eavesdrop without raising alarm bells.
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Last week, the chief of staff got into a shouting match with national security adviser John Bolton, loud enough for other officials to overhear, over a recent surge in border crossings.
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She sat in the cold and dark outside a Starbucks just over the town line, where she had asked to meet reporters because she worried about upsetting people who might overhear.
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But, if we're lucky, I think Pratt will at least overhear parts of the show and send out a tweet or two, especially since Heidi Montag is live-tweeting it for Broadly.
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But just when they're all about to leave to embark on their separate lives, they overhear D.J. expressing her concern over being a single mom to three boys (Jackson, Max, and Tommy).
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Meanwhile, officers interviewed a neighbor who claimed to overhear Reynolds yelling, "'Get up!' followed by sounds of someone or something being struck, which she demonstrated by hitting her couch," the report states.
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It's extremely easy to overhear your coworkers saying, "I can't believe what's happening with Kesha," and to offer a knowing nod, while internally you're thinking about what's happening in your own life.
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Apple issued a rare apology in August over its methods for improving the performance of its Siri virtual assistant after a report from The Guardian revealed that company contractors overhear private conversations.
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Now in our 50s, Dan and I are like two aging philosophers still whispering unanswerable questions in the dark, even though there are no children left in the house to overhear them.
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Mostly, it was hopelessly abstract: What life means, it came to him (or he seemed to overhear it), it means all the time, not just at isolated dramatic moments that never happened.
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The stories she goes on to tell — intimate, harrowing, instructive — are not unlike what you might overhear as a child listening to the women in the family talk around the kitchen table.
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For as we overhear one lone voice spelling itself in words, its creator transmits a love of thrilling verbal pyrotechnics crafted out of and despite the sorrow or waste the poet addresses.
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For example, I often overhear conversations between one man and one woman in my office, and he consistently interrupts her, mansplains every idea she presents, and talks endlessly about ideas that aren't relevant.
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Of course, their arguments over how to handle it all happen while Jack and Diane are in the same room, so it doesn't take long before they overhear some sensitive information and panic.
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When you introduce a device that can overhear your employees' private conversations about sensitive consumer information, you've added yet another way for your organization's security to be breached and your reputation to be compromised.
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There were some odd things about that call, Shugerman writes: Johnson's voice sounded muffled and far away when she answered — she said she was speaking softly because she didn't want anyone to overhear her.
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A royal correspondent is claiming journalists are allegedly being kept at a distance from Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle during official engagements so that they can't overhear any remarks that might breach royal protocol.
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But still, any team that has Erik Karlsson can't be all… Senators fan: EXCUSE ME BUT I COULDN'T HELP BUT OVERHEAR YOU TALKING ABOUT MY TEAM SO I AM HERE TO YELL ABOUT THAT.
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"When I sit in the taxi or bus I sometimes overhear common people saying they adore Trump, he at least honors his promises in campaign, they say," said Ali Sabzevari, a now-unemployed publisher.
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"I overhear them complaining about immigrants while they watch the news, but they have a Mexican woman cleaning their home," said Aurelia, who has been in the United States for the past 24 years.
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Eschewing polemics, "How to See" channels the type of discussion you might overhear between artists — the shoptalk — in the service of helping the reader make sense of the sometimes perplexing world of contemporary art.
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Mr. Savin likes Mr. Sanders, Mr. Biden and former Representative Beto O'Rourke of Texas, but will ultimately vote for whoever the Democratic nominee is, he said in a whisper lest pro-Trump patrons overhear.
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I'd also overhear the obligatory jingling of keys in cubicles and a fair bit of telltale sniffing, though some had a little more tact, using cards instead of keys and flushing toilets as they snorted.
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Therefore, do not feel missing out when you overhear someone talking about making a fortune from a stock in past months because the truth is that they will not tell you when they lose money.
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The game's virtual rendition of the Bay Area is the kind of place where you overhear people on the street asking "Hey, how's your startup?" and a pair of cargo shorts costs hundreds of dollars.
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Chumley's had a reputation as a hangout for writers — some famous, some not — and no doubt it served its share of literary hangers-on who hoped to overhear what Edna St. Vincent Millay was saying.
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She managed a handful of employees herself and believed that human-resources issues should not be discussed in a public forum, where customers or other uninvolved parties might overhear details that should be kept private.
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It was heartening to overhear the other two couples, unknown to one another, start to talk à quatre —even if their conversation focussed on how awkward it is to talk to strangers in nudist restaurants.
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Edith pops by her grandmother's house to give him more work, announcing that his advice on fashion and dating men is especially popular while Denker tries to overhear from the other side of the door.
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"That's terrible," said Duncan Hannah, a painter who loved the theater on 58th Street by Fifth Avenue for the French movies and the quality of New York gossip you could overhear in the plush seats.
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" When customers came to the house to pick up their winnings, I'd often overhear them talk about what they planned to do with the extra money: "I tell you, Fannie, this came right on time.
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Since the guests usually leave the sliding door open, I overhear what the parents say to each other as they settle into the house, as they unpack their suitcases and decide what to have for lunch.
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Naimi began his investment career at 15, when he started tracking the stock market trades he'd overhear on CNBC, a TV network that his dad — a partner in a Bay Area auto dealership franchise — watched incessantly.
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In last week's episode of How to Get Away with Murder, we saw Frank (Charlie Weber) go to Laurel's (Karla Souza) house, only to overhear her telling Wes (Alfred Enoch) over the phone that she loved him.
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Cindy Olsen said that when she worked on the Berkshire Spur of the Thruway during college 20 years ago, she would overhear truck drivers talking over the radio, passing along tips about young women at particular tollbooths.
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You will also be upgrading your vision of the future and how successful you can be—just don't brag about this in the break room at work where your boss might overhear you and think you're nuts.
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Over the soothing though shockingly loud sounds of African rains being blessed, I overhear the band chatting with the label folk about the big week they've got ahead of them promoting their forthcoming ninth album, Integrity Blues.
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Shopping centers are planned for my hometown, I overhear venture-capitalist meetings at my neighborhood Starbucks, and a Bay Area couple, one of whom came from Google's Mountain View, California, headquarters, recently moved into my parent's neighborhood.
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"These pigs are gifts from people who are here to attend the funeral," I overhear Erwin say to my girlfriend as the men exchange their flamethrowers for machetes and begin creating a pile of blood, flesh, and bones.
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So I think that during the time he was run at Page the FISA was up, so we call that tickling the wire, trying to get conversation generated that you may overhear on your wiretap, in this case FISA.
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When, however, they overhear gossip that Elvis Presley is unhappy in his deal with RCA Records, they instinctively return to their excessive habits, heading straight for Las Vegas — desperately hoping to sign Elvis in a deal they can't afford.
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We were squished up next to a perfectly fine couple, and I realized halfway through my meal that I was trying to impress them, hoping they might overhear my casual conversation and assess that I was witty and interesting.
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As you sneak through dark corridors, you might overhear a Nazi soldier trembling in fear at the thought of confronting the "terrorist" (you), and his older brother consoling him; or a stormtrooper who is worried about his daughter's illness.
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That call was revealed in testimony from Taylor and his aide, David Holmes, who told lawmakers that he was able to overhear Sondland's call conversation with Trump because Sondland held the phone away from his ear in a restaurant.
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Apple Contractors Reportedly Overhear Sensitive Information and Sexy Times Thanks to SiriFirst Amazon, then Google, and now Apple have all confirmed that their devices are not only…Read more ReadPresumably, the employees of Apple have no beef with feminism.
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While I'm wandering the halls I run into a small GoT tour group and overhear the guide's story about his experience as an extra in the fight scene where Barristan Selmy died, filmed in the hall where we were standing.
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Crosstalk falls into the familiar patterns of a romantic comedy movie, but it also draws a clear metaphor between the distractions and overflow of the information society, and a woman who can't help overhear what everyone around her is thinking.
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One day, while at the gym, I thought wryly of the phrase DEN OF INIQUITY in regard to one of the … let's say, infelicitous … conversations I happened to overhear in the sauna (thankfully, I wear headphones the rest of the time).
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Benjamin Netanyahu had just been elected prime minister for the first time and I'm in Israel so he calls me into the office and he says, 'I want to go to the secret office where no one can can overhear.
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" According to the Henry County police report, Joycelyn's mother, Jonjelyn, who told police she did not overhear the alleged threats, "stated that she believes the threats started … because they have had so much media attention due to the ongoing situation with Ms. Joycelyn.
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" As a woman in a mostly man's world, Overholt says, "Every once in a while, I have to swallow my pride — when I overhear people referring to women as bitches, 'my girl' instead of 'my wife' — which sucks, because I am a feminist.
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Just as realistic are the anxieties and fascinations that emerge from the idle conversations you overhear (and text messages you illegally intercept) from the non-player characters who populate the city—most of whom have bank accounts you can hack from your phone.
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Of the 17,260 apps the researchers looked at, over 9,000 had permission to access the camera and microphone and thus the potential to overhear the phone's owner talking about their need for cat litter or about how much they love a certain brand of gelato.
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"I would hear conversations about the country — and how people's lives related to the country — in my living room with friends, and overhear them in restaurants or on the train, but not on the news or on television or from comedians," Mr. Nelson said.
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Going to the odd mid-season game with mates, we would overhear grizzled Barnet veterans grumbling good-naturedly about the fairweather fans who turned up for promotion and relegation, but were never around to watch Morecambe on a Tuesday night in the biting sleet and driving rain.
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But in the future if you happen to overhear someone using the r-word in a demeaning context like Kim, it's worth it to remind them of the weight it carries — and it's also a pretty good sign that they're probably not worth listening to anyways.
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Waiting in line gives one the best chance to overhear local gossip: Surfers come first thing for overstuffed black-bean breakfast burritos, followed by later risers looking for macchiatos, flaky pineapple-filled pastries and bagels — all made in a nearby bakery and delivered daily at 7 a.m.
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In Pruitt's eyes, the EPA bureaucracy in which he is ensconced is populated by the Liberal Team, so it only makes sense that it would be out to get him, seeking to overhear his phone calls or slip iocane powder into his Diet Coke or whatever.
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U.S. diplomat David Holmes said Thursday he was able to overhear President Donald Trump ask U.S. Ambassador Gordon Sondland in a call about getting Ukraine to launch an investigation because the president's voice was so loud that it made Sondland hold the phone away from his ear.
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But that came at the cost of making its characters the kind of people who might be fun to overhear at a neighboring table in passing rather than actually spend time with, since they'd probably just rip you to shreds and crack a vicious joke about it.
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But far less challenging is figuring out the message of Mr. Giuliani's partner, Gordon D. Sondland, the American ambassador to the European Union, who held an open cellphone conversation with Mr. Trump from a restaurant in Ukraine, apparently loud enough for his table mates to overhear.
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"That's where we're headed as a company in the brands and e-commerce industry — to be out at a restaurant having dinner or out at a concert and see someone wearing or overhear someone talking about a brand that was created in this office," he said.
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You can do your best to plan out the minutiae of a day, never anticipating that you'll overhear a surgeon's conversation about cauterizing brains, or see a subway magician pull a live rabbit out of a hat, or unwittingly find yourself in the midst of a stranger's marriage proposal.
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It is like being in a crowd made up of the one guy in a line who keeps complaining about the line louder and louder, forcing everyone else to overhear his impromptu stand-up about how much it sucks, because only he can rescue everyone from the injustice.
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Ben Carson, the neurosurgeon and conservative folk hero who challenged Donald Trump for the Republican nomination, has found the strangest defense yet for Trump's now-infamous comments on a leaked Access Hollywood recording: The real problem is that women don't overhear men when they brag about sexual assault with their bros.
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It was around week three of my recent body transformation that it occurred to me that my job had made me particularly susceptible to fitness dogma—the nuggets of wisdom you overhear being shared by bros partly because they were slotted into magazine articles by me and people like me.
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Outside the Oneohtrix Point Never show at Brooklyn's the Warsaw — a Polish community center that doubles as a music venue and serves pierogies between sets — one could overhear fanboys spreading rumors about their current idol, Daniel Lopatin, the creative mind behind the experimental electronic music project they had come to see.
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As we reported, Kanye had Taylor on speaker when he recorded her as they spoke about his song "Famous," and there were clear voices in the room from the camera crew as well as producer Rick Rubin ... as such, they could all overhear the conversation so the law does not prohibit the recording.
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Michigan complements its code with something called a bias response team, a system that encourages fellow students who overhear comments (even ones taken out of context, between friends) to report offensive language to administrators, which is then tracked and publicly shared on the school's website as a visible reminder of the student body's various sins.
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Pizza is the food of the people, and it is found in places where people talk loud and eat well: You'll overhear strong regional accents at Chez Sauveur, the small pizzeria in the Noailles neighborhood, or see locals hanging around the counter at La Vieille Pelle or Chez Etienne, which has been in the same family for four generations.
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In some ways, remembering that you're there to look at clothing can be a distraction—"I had a dream that my boyfriend and I were breaking up and these five guys in like, black Opening Ceremony sweatsuits showed up and did this weird dance with me" sounds like something you might overhear from an overworked art gallery assistant.
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But traditional maps don't show the locations familiar to the city's millions of denizens: the corner in Queens where you can overhear Zulu and Jamaican patois, the trucks selling jerk chicken and dirty rice outside Hasidic synagogues in Brooklyn, the Staten Island Ferry that RZA and Ghostface Killah rode to go to grindhouse theaters in Times Square.
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But Paititi is less a vivacious city showcasing the lives of uncontacted Indigenous peoples and more a digital Epcot Center attraction built especially for Lara to peruse at her leisure: You'll overhear looping conversations, and watch as fishermen, children, and women pounding corn into flour cycle through their animations in this terraced city of thatched roof cottages and ancient, hidden temples.
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"I thought it was a little inappropriate for a person to overhear a frail, 92-year-old man, in a private setting, at a reception for the Points of Light foundation -- which focuses on volunteerism -- to hear this and immediately go on Facebook and put it on there and then go on national television and not even show up at the board meeting," he said.
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It's heartbreaking to overhear a white male friend say the only way he's going to make it in comedy is if he becomes a trans, female, gay asian, amputee — as if men aren't still largely comedy's gatekeepers and decision-makers — as if any time a woman or queer person or POC gets a comedic opportunity, it's somehow been implicitly stolen from the white comic who truly deserved it.
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A device may be being used in a multi-person household, so there's always a risk of these devices recording any audio in their vicinity, not just intentional voice queries… A messed up Google Home Mini recorded a tech reporter 24/7 In a nutshell, the AI's inability to distinguish between intentional interactions and stuff they overhear means they are natively prone to eavesdropping — hence the major privacy concerns.
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Cohen said he did overhear a conversation in which Trump adviser Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Judge rejects Stone's request to dismiss charges Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference MORE, himself now indicted by prosecutors, gave the future president a heads-up in summer 2016 that WikiLeaks was about to publish hacked emails from Democrats.
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" > Five minutes pass and you overhear a snippet of a conversation, just distantly but it leaks over the sound of your headphones, and it is clearly about the microwaved fish because the person talking—they are sort of anger-whispering, which as you will remember is basically just normal talking but actually louder—and they are saying, "Who has fish?" and, "Have you never microwaved fish?" and, "Who has leftovers of fish?
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" —mybrokendelilah "You could say I was a pact player...""I made pacts with a bunch of female friends through school, college, and university...on my wedding day, just before the service, one girl made reference to it (the fact we had made a quote silly pact), only for two of the other girls which I also made a pact with to overhear her and state that they also had a pact...all three were shocked I went to such lengths...I was coy about it, though, and made the pacts at different ages in case one or two became off the market... You could say I was a pact player..." — ReaperBallz "We're still really young, but yeah, we want to get married.
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