Jack forgets his wallet and goes back, overhearing her sobbing.
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America needs the random conversations it's not having or overhearing.
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Of course, overhearing something requires being in earshot of one another.
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" "Other witnesses have recently shared their recollection of overhearing this call.
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Other witnesses have recently shared their recollection of overhearing this call.
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Mr. Thorn remembered overhearing Mr. Bowie and his guitarist talking one day.
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Fox recalled overhearing a conversation between a small child and her mother.
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"Some of the best stuff happens from overhearing the huddles," she said.
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I'm not sure if it was a direct result of him overhearing this.
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And then Mary Louise's face after overhearing Renata call him a "puss fuck"?
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And that would be a correct decision to make for somebody overhearing us.
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She drifts from diner to diner, occasionally overhearing what sounds like a clue.
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WASHINGTON — I have always thought of overhearing conversations as an underappreciated journalistic tool.
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As she came round from the anaesthetic she remembers overhearing two medical staff talking.
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"This is a tradition passed down from our ancestors," a woman said, overhearing her.
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Their main purpose, he said, was to embarrass the Kim family overhearing it all.
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He also remembers overhearing that Beckley once had gotten physical with one of Michelle's sons.
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Maybe hitting a little coffee spot and just overhearing a conversation or reading a guidebook.
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Once they&aposre activated, the devices start recording, potentially overhearing sensitive or highly private information.
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The experience of overhearing someone's mid-sleep ramblings can be terrifying and confusing, but also hilarious.
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"Forgive me for interrupting, sir, ma'am, but I couldn't help but overhearing," he says, approaching tentatively.
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I can't help overhearing the comments of my fellow visitors, and not because I'm being nosy.
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But for much of Delphine's time in Biarritz, she is wandering alone, overhearing other people's conversations.
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And overhearing a brief snippet of their conversation, I decided it didn't sound like him, either.
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Several staff members followed the women in hopes of overhearing them discuss plans for extravagant purchases.
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He somehow learned about what happened by overhearing me, and talked about it with his classmates.
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He remembers that in the mid-'25s, he kept overhearing the same conversation in his clinic.
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I'm overhearing the conversation and she's saying to him essentially, didn't you take him to dinner?
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But that horse reference, it stayed with me—it was like overhearing some gossip out of context.
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Overhearing the conversation from the kitchen, Najah lunged at the ISIS fighter, pulling a knife on him.
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Mussolini wiretapped Toscanini's hotel room and, overhearing him decry anti-Jewish measures, had his passport taken away.
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"It was like overhearing a conversation between your mum and dad about your birthday presents," Harrold writes.
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But it may as well be, since Issa is wide awake on the couch overhearing the entire encounter.
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A Perth man's generous response after overhearing a racist conversation in a café has gone viral on Facebook.
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"There's also the problem of third parties simply overhearing otherwise private information spoken aloud by Alexa," he said.
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But it's Tom who follows up on it after overhearing a couple of other investigators in the station.
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The passenger reported Makhzoomi to Southwest after overhearing him make a phone call to his uncle before takeoff.
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Apparently, after overhearing Marcus trash-talking her following their date, Hannah grabbed Marcus in the hall and threatened him.
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Gisoni said their family never watched Dance Moms, but that didn't stop Ziegler from overhearing the social media buzz.
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One booth over, you're overhearing a middle-aged white man talk about his politics with a buddy of his.
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To bolster his claim, Cohen described overhearing Trump Jr. tell his father about the meeting before it took place.
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Turner's mother, overhearing him, was astonished: the story was true, and it told of a time before Nat's birth.
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I've never spoken up after overhearing someone make a disparaging remark about me and others who love like me.
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For Veronica Lodge (Camila Mendes), it's overhearing your parents discuss the merits of nefariously purchasing the town you live in.
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Relationships with family, other friends, and significant others may grow tense (you might start overhearing angry phone calls, Gilliland says).
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Wells's house are all seen servicing customers but are more interested in overhearing a fight happening in the next room.
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Beginning over Southern Oregon we kept overhearing Seattle Center attempting to track an airplane with no transponder who wasn't talking.
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Something I never had when dealing with the shame of overhearing conversations about the "fucking Pakis" in my hometown pub.
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Oprah first noticed Mindy in her audience after overhearing the Oregon native making animal sounds, according to the Willamette Week.
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In his 22.58 memoir, "Idea Man," Mr. Allen recalled overhearing the two talk about reducing his stake in the company.
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Overhearing the word "institution," she thinks she's off to prison and resorts to spying to learn more about her fate.
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" Of her decision to confront the women after overhearing them talking about her, Olympios said she's always been "an open book.
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"Kerry called the NBC News report "a complete and total misinterpretation based on overhearing only one side of a phone conversation.
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In the Stone case, Gates described overhearing Trump and Stone talk on the phone about WikiLeaks during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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At the restaurant, Monica speaks softly, occasionally lowering her voice even further when servers walked by, worried about someone overhearing her.
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You can imagine overhearing a line like this, and others, in a Brooklyn bar or a San Francisco coffee shop today.
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Reading Very Nice is a lot like overhearing juicy gossip for a couple hundred pages, spoken by the smartest person you know.
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After overhearing what took place, Williams took a picture of the BFFs and sent her family a text message describing what happened.
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Vizcarra recalls walking home from school one day and overhearing a little girl ask her mother why Vizcarra's skin was so white.
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With four-years-delayed apologies to the Trumps, we could not help overhearing their dinner conversation, and what we heard shocked us.
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As the pain grew more intense, she remembered overhearing a security officer at the Embassy talking about how employees could protect themselves.
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One gets the sense that Sandy's upbringing has been shaped just as much by overhearing these songs as by Aunt Hager's teachings.
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Between overhearing adult conversations and absorbing snippets of pop culture, I'd pieced together what I thought was a basic understanding of feminism.
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I kept overhearing people saying that they didn't know what to do, and then watched them all somehow do the same things.
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A young clubber is rushed to hospital after passing out from embarrassment after overhearing a smoking area conversation about lo-fi house. 21.
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We rushed to Ali's motorcycle, on the way overhearing phone conversations, whispers, and live-recitation of tweets and Facebook comments from other passersby.
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She reported overhearing the three agents having a discussion about the possibility of another female agent leaving to move closer to her boyfriend.
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A sophomore, overhearing our conversation, showed me his Juul: it had "Fuck Off" scratched into one side and "Work Harder" on the other.
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No word on whether this car was the result of some Lexus executive overhearing a teenager calling something "lit" and then running with it.
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YEt the performer hears people in the younger generation saying things like "gender is a construct," after overhearing their favorite drag queen saying it.
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And yet, all last week, in food truck lines, the corral outside Fader, on smoky patios, I kept overhearing people talking about Dawn Richard.
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So here I am listening To the tick of my mechanical aortic valve—overhearing, rather, the way it flits In and out of consciousness.
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But in the middle of the run, when he trudged to his subway station in lower Manhattan each morning, he started overhearing encouraging conversations.
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The law enforcement source told CNN an individual called police after overhearing the suspect make comments the caller deemed to be threatening in nature.
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"You get this sense of wandering across conversations, of overhearing these things, this real sense of stepping into a conversation that's already happening," he says.
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" Overhearing the conversation, their neighbor, who sells khanom krok (custardy coconut sweets), stamps angrily on the ground and bursts out, "I have nowhere to go.
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Knowing that "Alice" was really Sophie, and overhearing the conversation she had with Brigadier Stone (Roger Allam), we get the feeling Kristian's not to blame.
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Chloe is the one who told Max, Josh, and Ziggy (Iain Armitage) that they are all related after overhearing her mother talk on the phone.
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The book begins with Emma, who is white, and Josh, who is black, overhearing news that a police officer has shot an unarmed black man.
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Overhearing their mother talk about a grand renewal, the Lalani children, Adam, 26, and Sarah, 24, decided to step up and plan one for them.
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If you work in a busy work environment, make sure you find an area where you and the employee can talk without other employees overhearing.
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While she was on patrol, people on the street would refer to her as Miss, and she remembered overhearing two men in custody discussing her.
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But he certainly was at the top of his game—and overhearing those comments caused my friend serious pain and led to an eating disorder.
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David Brooks Opinion Columnist Listening to people argue about politics these days is like overhearing people in a restaurant who are in a bad marriage.
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Walking streets that are thriving and dismal by turns, and overhearing conversations in rural diners and urban coffeehouses, he encounters not one country but two.
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Up until this past year, I'd never put any of those lessons to use aside from overhearing conversations over fruit sales in New York's Chinatown.
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It's also about the way artists talk about art, overhearing their conversations, sort of absorbing what they saw and what they valued in what they saw.
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But after overhearing her husband and fellow personal trainer, Julius, talk about how much he loved her stretch marks, she began to think about them differently.
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J. Made in America," a journalist tells a story about overhearing a white woman at a restaurant say, "Look, there's O.J. sitting with all those niggers.
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But now that I'm exclusively working from home, I miss the pleasant drone of the office, the sounds of the coffee shop, overhearing other people talk.
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"I can't even begin to count how many times I've heard this story," my father would shout, overhearing a word or two as he passed by.
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Passengers fled the Lion Air plane after overhearing 26-year-old, Frantinus Nirigi, telling a flight attendant there was a bomb on the Boeing 737 Monday night.
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I am also a mother who sends her kids to a public school every day, and has been horrified by overhearing her Kindergartener discuss lockdown drill procedures.
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But it's notable that one of Adelaide's most important memories (which the movie goes back to twice — get it?) is overhearing her parents talking to a therapist.
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The hosts have an easy rapport, and their banter has the feel of peeking behind the curtain, of overhearing conversations between political operatives at the highest levels.
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The confrontation escalated as Kenny began raising his voice, and Rachel, who was just steps away mid-conversation with another contestant, ended up overhearing some of it.
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Winfrey, overhearing Haddish entertaining her fellow extras, told the budding comedian that she was "a very funny young lady" and to keep her updated on her career.
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This puzzle's genesis sprang from overhearing someone jokingly use the term "PC police," and being amused at the thought of an actual militia enforcing a ban on Macs.
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In London this week, I stood behind two young Russian women in the metro, overhearing their excited conversation about a lecture they had attended about Britain and Europe.
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Your scenario presupposes that remaining silent while overhearing people critically "dissect" a family member is somehow worse than passively listening while the same people express bigotry toward strangers.
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Investigators also plan to question David Holmes, an official in the American Embassy in Ukraine who testified about overhearing Mr. Sondland's July 26 phone call with Mr. Trump.
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A man overhearing her story came over to say that his son had left two months ago, and since then the family has been desperate for news about him.
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" In a fantasy showdown with a boisterously pompous academic waiting in line for a movie, Allen's character, overhearing his jag, confronts him: "Aren't you ashamed to pontificate like that?
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You can imagine that he enjoyed the real estate but also felt trapped in a kind of bell tower, overhearing the symphonies that he would rather have been performing.
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Schiff told reporters it was important the hearings were closed so as to prevent witnesses from overhearing and influencing each others' testimony, similar to the rationale used in criminal investigations.
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Immediately upon entering the world, the twins will be ushered into a world of nine-bedroom British mansions, red carpets, and overhearing their mother broker U.N. deals in the background.
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So I keep hanging out at his office, touring the compound and overhearing him on the phone dealing with daddy business, when I realize I'm about to miss my flight.
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After overhearing his mom (Drea de Matteo) talking to Delilah last season, PJ correctly suspects that the man who he was told is his father isn't really his biological dad.
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Overhearing two guards discussing the fighter jet that'll be used to fly out the Soviet spy you're here to assassinate gives you an inventive new way to take down the mole.
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I remember overhearing a few black friends joke late in 2008 that Barack Obama was being set up the way up-and-coming black college football coaches too often have been.
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After overhearing two women having a fairly ignorant conversation about Indigenous people at his local coffee shop in Perth, Australia, Jarred Wall decided to buy the pair a pot of tea.
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In December Kushner met with Sergey Gorkov, the head of a Russia bank, to talk about setting up a special communication system, apparently so he could talk without American intelligence overhearing.
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They were asked to imagine that they were overhearing these conversations, and in each case, they had to rate the first speaker on overall impression, intelligence, trustworthiness, sociability, politeness and likability.
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At the end of the episode, new law student Frank (Charlie Weber) makes a cryptic phone call after overhearing the name of another (quite dashing) Middleton student named Gabriel Maddox (Rome Flynn).
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Halbe Zijlstra stepped down as Dutch foreign minister, after admitting he had fabricated a story about overhearing Vladimir Putin explaining his ambition to create a "greater Russia" at his dacha in 2006.
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After overhearing that Jackson served April divorce papers (noooo), Meredith meets with Lou, who brought his daughters, wife, and a plant, the unofficial "sorry I accidental caused you great bodily harm" present.
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His knack for capturing the character of a region and the real-life ramifications of political and social issues made reading this book feel like overhearing conversations happening all around the country.
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She said she had decided to pursue her bill after overhearing two women in her local Fresh Thyme supermarket expressing confusion about whether a package of Beyond Meat burgers contained animal flesh.
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Kylie quickly shut the trio down after overhearing them from across the patio, snapping at them and asking that they take their conversation elsewhere if they were going to be talking about her.
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How I would have died in this episode: My brain would have exploded from watching hours and hours of videos about the Illuminati after overhearing Jeff talk about it during a butt dial.
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" Overhearing, the president piped up: "When we're having breakfast and the weatherman on TV says, 'It's dark, cloudy and threatening at Bush' — meaning the airport, Barbara always says, 'same situation in my kitchen.
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In the flashback, Taystee is sitting in the prison library while Poussey is behind a shelf, overhearing two white girls babbling about weight loss (and toting copies of Eat, Pray, Love, of course).
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Wings are 220 cents each, regardless of how many you order, and that flavor is well worth sitting on a slick vinyl seat, overhearing conversations about deer season, and the unofficial Toto ban.
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One of her clients, Cairo Amani, said that in the past, she and her nonbinary partner had experienced uncomfortable incidents, from fending off male customers' sexual advances to overhearing crude remarks about women.
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More recently he lived with me for a year, overhearing a lot of the music I was making from my bedroom studio, which was the catalyst to get me involved with the label.
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Wandering through Oxford's ancient streets, overhearing conversations in a marvelous spectrum of accents — about mathematics and music and the intricacies of Kurdish politics — it's easy to feel the university rubbing off on you.
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The career diplomat got wrapped up in the impeachment inquiry after overhearing Sondland talk to Trump on the phone about "investigations" during a fancy lunch with fine wine in downtown Kyiv last summer.
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Once, after, overhearing Thing 1 and Thing 2 complaining about the state of their omelets prepared by a personal chef, you could practically see Lara rethinking every decision she'd made up to that point.
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We check into the resort, get beautiful leis placed around us, and the resort gives us vouchers for four free Mai Tais and a free breakfast buffet voucher after overhearing our Kauai storm experience.
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It's just that stoking up public investment in a time of strong growth like the current one could very quickly lead to overhearing, because capacity in the construction industry, for example, is used up.
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He talked about Sondland's loud conversation with Trump at a restaurant in Kiev, and overhearing Trump ask about whether Zelensky would undertake the investigations the day after Trump and Zelensky had their phone call.
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In the season 4 finale "Nobody Else Is Dying," serial killer-turned-new law student Frank (Charlie Weber) raised an eyebrow upon overhearing one of his soon-to-be classmates introduce himself as Gabriel Maddox.
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I was one myself when I plucked "Blue" out of a pile of albums in my aunt's bedroom and played what seemed a distillation of the adult dilemmas I had been overhearing, throughout my childhood.
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Overhearing Higgins's boast that in "three months I could pass that girl off as a duchess at an ambassador's garden party," she later arrives at his home and demands that Higgins teach her proper English.
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Ramos, who will be in the chair for the Davis Cup in Croatia, spoke with Adams on Thursday, and The Associated Press reported overhearing Adams offer an apology for the fallout from the Open final.
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Holmes was a last-minute addition to the hearing after Bill Taylor, the top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine, testified about Holmes' recollection of overhearing a July 26 phone call between Trump and Sondland last week.
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Sam Phan, a British-Chinese Masters student at the University of Manchester, described in The Guardian overhearing people fearing going to London&aposs Chinatown, and seeing people physically move away from them in public areas.
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In the other, we asked them to imagine meeting someone at a party, feeling a spark and then later overhearing that person telling a friend that they would never be romantically interested in her or him.
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Ambassador Kurt Volker, Trump's former special envoy to Ukraine, said in his public hearing Tuesday that he now remembers overhearing a discussion of investigations during a key White House meeting with Ukrainian officials on July 10.
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That moment of overhearing Tormund talking about how Jon is a king because he jumped on a dragon and fought with a dragon, when she's done that multiple times and she's not being recognized for it.
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Upon overhearing her confess that she plans to quit acting to take care of him, he kills himself, his death allowing her to triumph, both professionally and as a woman who has been loved by a man.
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The Hagerman response — to listen to white noise at the coffee shop so as to avoid even overhearing a conversation — is, to be sure, extreme, and far from admirable, and something that requires a substantial degree of privilege.
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The contractor explained that because these quality control procedures don't weed out cases where a user has unintentionally triggered Siri, contractors end up overhearing conversations users may not ever have wanted to be recorded in the first place.
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Christie revels in his unique ability to see Trump exhibiting what might be described as moments of humanity: "The people in the room sat there slack-jawed" during a phone call he and others were overhearing, he writes.
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We are treating them as a kind of thermostat for reality, in principle replaceable with finding (credible) slips of paper on the ground, or overhearing them talking to someone else, or having them tailed by a private detective.
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And there was Ashley VanHorn, a mother of two, who talked about overhearing a customer refer to Walmart workers as "low lifes" and how she thinks every day about going back to community college to finish her degree.
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We need to talk about Stephen MillerStephen MillerJuan Williams: Stephen Miller must be fired CNN's Cuomo tries to discredit Trump on overhearing conversations without speakerphone More than 21625 Democrats sign letter calling for Stephen Miller to resign MORE.
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Multiple press reports have also suggested contractors employed by tech giants are routinely overhearing intimate details captured via a range of products that include the ability to record audio and stream this personal data to the cloud for processing.
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Jackson busting into the OR after overhearing the intern say they were operating on Kepner was heartbreaking, but Meredith -- the least emotional person on this show -- sobbing as she tells Karev what's going on was almost more than I could take.
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He has testified in the impeachment inquiry about overhearing a July 25 phone call between US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, in which Trump asked Zelensky to invesitgate Vice President Joe Biden, who is running for president.
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David Holmes, a State Department aide who worked at the US Embassy in Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital, gave closed-door testimony about overhearing a phone call between Sondland and Trump that took place after the initial July 25 phone call.
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An investigator for I.M.R. reported personally witnessing and overhearing a conversation at a London coffee shop during which Mr. Akhmetshin handed someone an external hard drive that Mr. Akhmetshin described as containing files obtained from I.M.R. computers, according to the lawsuit.
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Wong also mentions overhearing Levandowski boasting about "microchips sales all over the world," and suggests that Levandowski may be involved in autonomous startups Argo AI and JingChi, although Wired reports it was unable to find any evidence linking Levandowski to either company.
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Shortly after the car accident, it was reported that the actor bought a $10,000 engagement ring for a soldier to give to his girlfriend, and did so anonymously, after overhearing that the soldier couldn't afford his soon-to-be bride's dream ring.
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After overhearing Mia promise her mother that he would find a steady gig to eventually fund his club, Sebastian starts to play keys for an extremely lucrative jazz band, the Messengers, led by his old friend, Keith (who is played by John Legend).
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Our children are fed ideas from every angle, you have to understand that that WILL happen: at a friends house whose parents have different values, watching a tv show or movie, overhearing someone at school- ideas about body image are already filtering through their minds.
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Two Muslim American women were ordered off an American Airlines plane in Miami this week after a flight attendant said that overhearing them talking with other passengers about the lack of food and water on the flight made him uncomfortable, one of the women said.
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In one of the series' most sidesplitting moments, Jonah says something too vulgar for this space (vulgar even by "Veep" standards), and the camera pulls back to show that he's standing in the middle of an elementary school class, oblivious to who's overhearing him.
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So it was gasp-inducing when we learn that April served Jackson with a restraining order after overhearing Mama Avery was going to get him to sue for full custody of their baby, while Jackson gave her a crib with a "let's not fight" note.
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To see the makeshift sleeping quarters set up in the general admission queue—all while overhearing diehards boast of how their patience had reached heights of 30 hours and counting—reminded me of the mania that music documentaries often attribute to classic rock pioneers.
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To call it exhausting is an understatement, but throw into the mix her overhearing a conversation where Dr. Vic may or may not be cheating on her, given that her ex left her for his affair, and, honestly, I'd rather slip into a coma than be Helen.
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But when he vanishes after overhearing their fight, Zhenya (Maryana Spivak) and Boris (Alexey Rozin) are thrust together in the search for Alyosha (Matvey Novikov) in Andrey Zvyagintsev's heart-wrenching "Loveless," which begins a weeklong Oscar-qualifying run in New York and Los Angeles on Friday, Dec.
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Sondland's testimony does not dispute their memories directly, though he denies saying anything about Biden afterward and hilariously suggests the call was about the rapper A$AP Rocky (who at the time was detained in Sweden): Other witnesses have recently shared their recollection of overhearing this call.
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Why it matters: Holmes was a last-minute addition to the hearing after Bill Taylor, the top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine, testified about Holmes' recollection of overhearing a July 26 phone call between Trump and EU Ambassador Gordon Sondland Go deeper: Live updates on Hill and Holmes' impeachment testimony
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"'Swan Lake' it ain't," the New York Times weekly arts columnist Grace Glueck reported overhearing at the First New York Theater Rally in 22017, which featured a dance work by the artist Robert Rauschenberg combining live turtles, saltine crackers and a campy tap routine by the dancer Deborah Hay.
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Philip overhearing on the tapes he routinely swipes from Kimmy's house that her father is now going to head up the CIA's Soviet Division (hence the episode title) is a huge revelation, and one that reverses the Jenningses' plans in a second flat once Philip tells Elizabeth about it.
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Tamara Anthony, 38, a journalist at the public broadcaster NDR, stirred a furor with a nationally televised commentary — also seen a half-million times on Facebook — in which she described challenging a well-dressed man in a chic Hamburg bar after overhearing him say that Jews belonged in the gas chambers.
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"This denial of any White House aspirations comes after NBC News reported overhearing a phone call in a Des Moines hotel in which Kerry allegedly laid out the steps he'd need to take to enter the 2020 presidential race to avoid "the possibility of Bernie Sanders taking down the Democratic Party — down whole.
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Dan, overhearing, realizes for the first time that Blair is not just a scary high school mean girl but a human being capable of feeling pain, and they share a moment bonding over how awful it feels to constantly strain for the love and attention of your mother without ever being sure that you can reach it.
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But upon overhearing her Mother's opinion that Cheryl must have brought this on herself (was everyone watching yelling at the TV or just me?) Cheryl quickly shoos away Veronica's pleas to continue to pursue justice as Cheryl is not the only one he's tried this on, and Veronica says Nick tried to do the same to her the night before.
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David Holmes is slated to testify in a public impeachment hearing on Thursday, during which the career foreign service officer is expected to describe overhearing President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE ask a top U.S. diplomat for details about Kyiv launching investigations.
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Rather ironically Hernández says it was overhearing the lunchtime conversation of a group of people sitting near him — complaining about a laundry list of social networking ills; "creepy ads, being spammed with messages and notifications all the time, constantly seeing the same kind of content in their newsfeed" — that gave him the final push to pick up the paper manifesto and have a go at actually building (or, well, trying to fund building… ) an alternative platform.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Poll: Nearly 85033 in 5 say they will consider candidates' stances on cybersecurity MORE (D-Minn.), Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds, Rob Reiner, after overhearing a group of dinnergoers following the ceremony grumbling about their dinner table's location near the men's bathroom that the dining spot was a good location to eye every high-profile male VIP, Rep.
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But then try to imagine being an individual born among the remnants of that crime, among the wronged, among the plundered, and feeling the gravity of that crime all around and seeing it in the sideways glances of the perpetrators of that crime and overhearing it in their whispers and watching these people, at best, denying their power to address this crime and, at worst, denying that any crime had occurred at all, even as their entire lives revolve around the fact of a robbery so large that it is written in our very names.
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CNN Chris CuomoChristopher (Chris) Charles CuomoTrump 2020 national spokesperson gives birth to daughter Trump tweets altered CNN clip mocking Cuomo segment CNN's McCabe restricted from talking about DOJ IG report MORE on Thursday tried to discredit President TrumpDonald John TrumpOvernight Defense: Ex-Navy secretary slams Trump in new op-ed | Impeachment tests Pompeo's ties with Trump | Mexican president rules out US 'intervention' against cartels EXCLUSIVE: 85033 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Giuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' MORE's claim about the difficulty in overhearing two sides of a phone conversation without a speakerphone with a live, on-air experiment.
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More than 28500 Democratic lawmakers on Thursday signed on to a letter calling for President TrumpDonald John TrumpOvernight Defense: Ex-Navy secretary slams Trump in new op-ed | Impeachment tests Pompeo's ties with Trump | Mexican president rules out US 'intervention' against cartels EXCLUSIVE: 6900 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Giuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' MORE to fire senior adviser Stephen MillerStephen MillerCNN's Cuomo tries to discredit Trump on overhearing conversations without speakerphone More than 2628 Democrats sign letter calling for Stephen Miller to resign Hillary Clinton: 'Every day Stephen Miller remains in the White House is an emergency' MORE as a civil rights group details hundreds of controversial emails he sent prior to his time in the administration.
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A career diplomat on Thursday described overhearing a conversation between President TrumpDonald John TrumpOvernight Defense: Ex-Navy secretary slams Trump in new op-ed | Impeachment tests Pompeo's ties with Trump | Mexican president rules out US 'intervention' against cartels EXCLUSIVE: 28503 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Giuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' MORE and U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon SondlandGordon SondlandGiuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' Three women accuse Gordon Sondland of sexual misconduct Pompeo-Trump relationship tested by impeachment inquiry MORE during which the president followed up on an "investigation" related to former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGiuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' Three women accuse Gordon Sondland of sexual misconduct Top Obama-era official says Trump is 'destroying' executive privilege amid investigations MORE that he had raised on a call with Ukraine's president a day earlier.
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