Without hearing from Apple directly, we can't know for sure.
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I could not walk through the house without hearing my name.
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It's actually illegal to dismiss asylum seekers without hearing their cases.
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Some people stare at their smartphones without hearing what their partner says.
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The U.S. Senate acquitted him on Wednesday without hearing from them either.
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Without hearing from any of the other sharks, the entrepreneurs immediately accepted.
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You can't go two sentences online, it seems, without hearing about yourself.
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The former we could go without hearing; the latter goes without saying.
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You can't go anywhere in the world without hearing opinions about Trump.
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Can I comfortably give it to my kids without hearing nothing but complaints?
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I cannot look at this picture of Popplio without hearing a honking noise.
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Seven years ago you couldn't turn on a radio without hearing her voice.
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It's hard to believe how good it is without hearing it for yourself.
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No, they were told, although some drove off without hearing the full explanation.
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Others' voices nearly went away, and people could go hours without hearing anything.
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" His holiness: "I never make a judgment about a person without hearing him out.
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In fact, it's hard to get through a conversation with him without hearing it.
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It's hard to talk about contemporary mystery thrillers without hearing the name Paula Hawkins.
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"Never have we gone this long without hearing my father's voice," Maya Ghosn said.
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Even if you don't have an Echo, you can't go anywhere without hearing about Alexa.
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It seems you can't go anywhere without hearing about new sexual assault or harassment allegations.
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"I never make a judgment about a person without hearing him out," the pope said.
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Without hearing each color expressed verbally, I had been unable to see them at all.
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It seems like you can't go anywhere without hearing a track produced by Sonny Digital.
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It will be difficult to call something "bad" again without hearing Trump in your head.
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We went a few months without hearing much in the way of Mean Girls updates.
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Fox made an interesting choice to go with the information without hearing from the campaign first.
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"I could have lived a lifetime without hearing this," Michelle said, her voice cracking with emotion.
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It's impossible to hear it mentioned without hearing Gone Girl credited for some of its success.
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She said it was "incredibly disrespectful" to propose the fund without hearing from the alleged victims.
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McConnell said one option was simply to vote on the articles of impeachment without hearing witnesses.
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That way, I can see what happens without hearing how terribly embarrassing everything is for the characters.
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You'll be able to play online with teammates without hearing an overlap between headset and microphone audio.
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Without hearing or seeing some language when they are very young, children wouldn't be able to learn.
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For students without hearing impairments, intently listening in class can enhance their learning experience or demonstrate respect.
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The court took the relatively unusual step of reversing the Alabama Supreme Court without hearing oral argument.
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Jeff Flake of Arizona, who has said he won't vote to confirm Kavanaugh without hearing from Ford.
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But can you make it to Saturday without hearing spoilers for the twisty new Netflix movie The Perfection?
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When I first entered the professional world, I went almost two months without hearing my correct pronouns used.
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"I never make a judgment about a person without hearing him out," Francis told reporters on his plane.
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A government decree passed after the coup permits holding suspects for up to 30 days without hearing charges.
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The Supreme Court took the relatively unusual step of reversing an Louisiana state court without hearing oral arguments.
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Rabbi Zlotowitz told friends that he never woke up without hearing the singsong melody of his father studying.
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But when a few hours pass without hearing from my son, I feel the aftershock of his break.
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Even today, it's almost impossible to turn on the radio without hearing a song containing an "Impeach" sample.
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I can't make it through a meal in Brooklyn without hearing someone scream about their Bitcoin investment. Congratulations!
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Several Republican senators said this week they were not concerned about voting on Kavanaugh without hearing from Ramirez first.
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In the first season of Westworld, you couldn't go five minutes without hearing an obscure reference to a maze.
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You really couldn't go more than a few minutes this year without hearing about a new Google Assistant integration.
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P.S. -- It's impossible to look at this outfit without hearing Quavo's voice saying "Versace, Versace, Versace" over and over ...
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In Burns's films, one rarely sees a wide American landscape without hearing the screech of a red-tailed hawk.
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It's difficult to imagine watching a major news segment about gun control without hearing from the National Rifle Association.
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It's rare that we'll go long without hearing something from him, like last month's appearance on Saturday Night Live.
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And if they dismiss you entirely without hearing you out, well… that tells you a lot about your friend.
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Johnson sounded "horrible in isolation," there's no way to properly judge without hearing the entire phone call in context.
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But there are still places he can go for 24 hours without hearing the sound of a combustion engine.
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For example, I can't read a book by William Burroughs without hearing his laconic nasal twang in every sentence.
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"By 1987, I realized that La Monte Young wanted me to die without hearing my music," Mr. Conrad wrote.
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What's weird about that is, we wouldn't go a month or two without hearing about a huge data breach.
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After five years of follow-up, people with hearing loss but no claims for hearing aids were 25 percent more likely than those without hearing loss to have a new dementia diagnosis and 28 percent more likely to have a new depression diagnosis, compared to people without hearing issues, the study found.
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In the impossibly rare event that you've made it here without hearing the news, Leonardo DiCaprio finally won an Oscar.
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The court took the relatively unusual step of reversing the Alabama Supreme Court without hearing oral arguments in the case.
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Without hearing a peep from Drake, it's probably safe to say that the beef between the two rappers is off.
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It has sorta become this truism that its hard to go out in New York right now without hearing them.
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In April, she underwent a risky 12-hour operation to remove the mass, which could have left her without hearing.
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A couple of the leaders pushed back: Why did we want to take pictures of people without hearing their stories?
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It's difficult to discern exactly what that means, without hearing from the US government, which hasn't offered any public comments.
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BEST NEW IMPRESSIONIST Tyler Fischer's Bill Burr is so good, I can't listen to Bill Burr anymore without hearing it.
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The big picture: You can't talk about the election with Democrats without hearing that their top priority is defeating Trump.
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He justified this stance based on the Republican talking point that Democrats were rushing ahead without hearing from central players.
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I think it is laughable that this impeachment trial may end without hearing Bolton's first-hand account of what happened.
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You can't talk to a general or admiral for more than five minutes without hearing a variation on that theme.
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"You don't go a day without hearing about Twitter," Jack Dorsey, Twitter's chief executive, told investors on a conference call.
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We learned that last Friday, when 2628 Republicans voted to end the Senate trial of Trump without hearing all the evidence.
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Is three days too long for you to go without hearing the Democratic presidential hopefuls square off on the big stage?
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He says it's whack how his fans turned on him without hearing the full story ... but it is what it is.
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But their confidence in that movement has waned more with each day they go without hearing from their leaders back home.
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Here, though, it is hard to see how the court resolves the factual issue without hearing Mr. Trump's version of events.
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"It's presumptuous to think you can come up with a plan for black America without hearing from black folk," he said.
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"I can't walk down the street without hearing people talk about this case," Gergel said, according to the Post and Courier.
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Could anyone else go the rest of their lives without hearing Frank say the phrase "muggier than a street walker's twat" again?
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Not hearing senators depose Bolton will be as disappointing for voters as going to the opera without hearing the fat lady sing.
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We cannot praise God for divine acts of justice and mercy without hearing the call to imitate God through our own actions.
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In Gucci Mane's interview for the same cover, Guwop detailed signing Thug without hearing a song from him which Thug confirms here.
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I had to get out of there without talking to any of my fellow mortals, without hearing any of their earthly concerns.
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Outside of in-person firmware hacking, no one has found a way to make an Echo turn on without hearing its wake word.
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It's hard not to read Apple's statement without hearing Steve Jobs's voice:Apple users have been experiencing the web without Flash for some time.
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A conference dedicated to transportation and mobility wouldn't be complete without hearing from Ford, the U.S. automaker with a storied 116-year history.
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"No one should be making judgments or pronouncements without hearing from the whistleblower first and carefully following up on the facts," he wrote.
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Particularly in major cities, some women can't go through the day without hearing unsolicited comments about their looks and other forms of catcalling.
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It was hard to go a week last year without hearing another story about a start-up threatening the existence of the banks.
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Like, wouldn't it be nice if we could go a day or two without hearing jibes about "lopsided boobs" or "James Brown wigs"?
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I truly wonder if she could say that to the faces of his accusers without hearing how weak it sounds, how utterly unconvincing.
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Although Justice Gorsuch was the author of the Bucklew decision, it is impossible to read his majority opinion without hearing Justice Alito's voice.
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The Hill: Female House impeachment prosecutors suggest Americans will view the Senate trial as "rigged" if Trump is acquitted without hearing from witnesses.
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" Grassley says "no one should be making judgments or pronouncements without hearing from the whistleblower first and carefully following up on the facts.
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"No one should be making judgments or pronouncements without hearing from the whistleblower first and carefully following up on the facts," Grassley added.
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Mason had just been admitted to Oberlin's prestigious music school, but the 17-year-old died without hearing the news of his achievement.
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And generally, it is not fair to weigh in on the merits of any consumer dispute without hearing both sides of the story.
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Republicans had asked that she testify on Monday or, they warned, they'd move forward with the confirmation process without hearing from her directly.
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A mantra that has now engrained itself so deeply within me that not a day goes by without hearing it chime in my head.
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But despite the fact most of us can't open Twitter or turn on CNBC without hearing about bitcoin, it's adoption is still relatively small.
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And you can't get far in Lower Manhattan without hearing the soft clack of a Zadeh backless block heel making contact with the sidewalk.
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We use them when we play live so we can listen to what we want without hearing the whole room and audience and sound.
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He sent me a thinly veiled apology with some upsetting language, and after that email, almost a year went by without hearing from him.
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He grew increasingly isolated and agitated, associates tell CNN, going a full week without hearing the applause and adulation that often brightens his mood.
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We're only two weeks into 2018 but it's impossible to talk about books in the new year without hearing three words: fire and fury.
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It works so well here that it'll soon be impossible to read (or re-read) the books without hearing his voice in your head.
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"You don't go a day without hearing about Twitter," Jack Dorsey, the company's chief executive, said on a conference call with investors Thursday morning.
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When it ran down without hearing from Earth, it triggered so-called fault-protection software, 600 lines of code that respond to malfunctions automatically.
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The best ones are often so in sync with their coaches that they know exactly the right call without hearing it from the sideline.
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Their music was basically the official soundtrack to every house party, and you couldn't enter an Urban Outfitters without hearing their platinum single, "Kids".
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Belo Sun said the judge had made his interim ruling without hearing the company's arguments and would reconsider after reviewing its previously conducted indigenous study.
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Though Pope Francis has said he'd "never make a judgment about a person without hearing him out," others on the continent have sharply criticized Trump.
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And I'd be hard pressed to go a day without hearing someone belittle either his or her own body or another's body based on size.
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After four days without hearing back from a member of Twitch&aposs team, PayMoneyWubby&aposs account was unbanned on the fifth day of his suspension.
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If I didn't walk off Birthright, I would have gone back home without hearing about the settlements, the West Bank, or the lives of Palestinians.
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It's a whole new world — you can't say a whole new world without hearing the song and getting confused by the noise in your head.
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He pushed hard behind the scenes for Thursday's hearing, telling party leaders he could not vote yes without hearing from Dr. Blasey and Judge Kavanaugh.
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"I will say what I think, he will say what he thinks, but I never, ever, wanted to make a judgment without hearing the person."
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But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell raised the prospect that the Senate could hold a vote on the articles of impeachment without hearing from witnesses.
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"You can't look at indigenous people, who are so in tune with their specific places, without hearing about changes in the environment today," said Lepofsky.
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Catching every stray comment and observation helped me to build an understanding of Senua's character, one that I wouldn't have had without hearing these things.
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The conversion from movement into meaning is both seamless and direct, because we are endowed with the capacity to speak without talking and comprehend without hearing.
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They matched 265,23 patients newly diagnosed with hearing loss between 22 and 231 to 22019,135 similar individuals without hearing loss and followed them all through 2013.
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Among people with hearing loss, new dementia cases were identified at a rate of 19 per 313,000 people, compared with 14 per 10,000 without hearing loss.
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While the best tech entrepreneurs anticipate trends before they occur and deliver cutting-edge products, it's impossible to be so prescient without hearing from real users.
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It turns out that Mr. Plowman hired a recruit early last year on the recommendation of the carpenters' union, without hearing directly from the probation office.
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He is primarily a still photographer, but you just can't do a story about music without hearing it, and so he wanted to also incorporate video.
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Sen. John Thune (R-SD) asked the president's counsel to address Schiff's remarks a moment earlier, which included the Senate rendering a verdict without hearing witnesses.
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That could allow Republicans, who control the chamber by a margin of 53-47, to wrap up the trial without hearing from Bolton or other witnesses.
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That leaves Democrats in the position of voting to impeach Trump without hearing from his top aides or seeing key documents -- which would speed things up.
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Leading Senate Republicans have indicated they want to get a trial done as quickly as possible, meaning senators might vote without hearing any additional witness testimony.
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It makes them feel uncomfortable, and they often jump to victimhood as a defense, or resolve to gaslight people of color and without hearing out their perspectives.
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The move is triggering a backlash from top House Democrats who say without hearing directly from Mattis they will oppose legislation paving the way for his confirmation.
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In regards to the specific fetishization of Asian women, I'd say that we can barely walk outside without hearing 'Ni hao!' or 'Konichiwa!' when someone catcalls us.
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The Supreme Court managed to issue only interim orders regarding Mr Trump's second ban and escaped without hearing arguments or issuing a full decision on its legality.
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The startup has recorded professional musicians in a studio so that you can play the flute without hearing the flute coming out of your speakers or headphones.
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My point, though it might be difficult to believe without hearing the Select rig for yourself, is that this is just as much of a pleasure machine.
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When bias is unavoidable, as with specialty bias, options such as patient educational materials could alert patients to this problem without hearing it directly from the physician.
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But if it ends without hearing from Bolton, Americans will know the President prevented them from hearing the evidence and Republican senators were accomplices in the effort.
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These days, it's hard to open a newspaper or watch the news without hearing the latest spin about how the Department of Veterans Affairs is failing veterans.
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These compact Bluetooth headphones limit the volume to your kiddos' ears, keeping all sound below 85 decibels—the physician recommended limit for extended listening without hearing damage.
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It became clearer on Thursday night that the Senate trial is all but certain to come to a swift end without hearing from witnesses or subpoenaing documents.
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Senior administration officials projected confidence, calling theirs an "easy case" and predicting that the Senate would acquit the president in two weeks without hearing from any witnesses.
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McConnell also reasserted that there was no desire in the Senate to vote to drop the impeachment charges against the president without hearing the arguments against him.
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And it gets even thornier: a common issue over the past year has been the realization that these assistants are accidentally recording without hearing their wake word.
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Since June, it's been nearly impossible to go out or stay in without hearing Cardi's breakout single, which went triple platinum and earned her two Grammy nominations.
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Jeff Flake (R-AZ) threw many off by emphasizing that he was opposed to moving forward with a vote on Kavanaugh without hearing from Ford, Politico reports.
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That product has been seriously delayed due to reported interference and overheating issues, with a whole year going by without hearing much about the availability of the product.
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In January 2018, the justices in a 6-3 unsigned decision - without hearing oral arguments - threw out a lower court's ruling that had rejected Tharpe's biased jury assertion.
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Researchers examined data on 7,385 adults 50 and older without a diagnosis of dementia or other conditions tied to cognitive problems and without hearing implants or ear infections.
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DiMarco illustrated what it's like to dance without hearing the music during a section of this song, but he still couldn't pull a perfect score from the judges.
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These days, it's hard to open a newspaper or watch the news without hearing the latest spin about how the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is failing veterans.
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For the umpteenth time, Hempton made the trek out to the Hoh and discovered that this time, he couldn't go 10 minutes without hearing a plane flying over.
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Why can adults have sick days, but it is a struggle to convince both our parents and teachers that we need a day off without hearing the consequences?
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It's really pleasing to sit on the couch and watch a TV show on the iPhone without hearing sound coming out of just one side of the phone.
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Kill Claudius the first chance you get, don't listen to Lady Macbeth, don't smother your wife without hearing her side of the story, and don't appease Donald Trump.
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The allegation from Bolton's unpublished draft comes as Republicans appear to have enough support for the Senate trial to wrap up, without hearing from witnesses or subpoenaing documents.
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On Saturday, the administration asked the Ninth Circuit for an immediate administrative stay of Judge Robart's ruling without hearing from the plaintiffs, the States of Washington and Minnesota.
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Democrats are pushing to call top Trump aides to testify, but Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell wants the Senate to consider the case without hearing from new witnesses.
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"It's surprising that Barrick would think the Board of Acacia could accept today's valuation without hearing what has been agreed with the Government," Credit Suisse analyst Conor Rowley said.
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Liebman (whose tweet ignited the firestorm) now seems to be backing off her accusations, saying it may have been possible Amy wrote similar jokes without hearing her material first.
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"Ramming through this nomination without hearing from Mark Judge and other relevant witnesses, and without any investigation, is a betrayal of our promise" to sexual assault survivors, Blumenthal said.
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"We couldn't have a goodbye celebration without hearing from a very special person, so let's take a look," said Kotb, 54, introducing a sweet video message from Philbin, 87.
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The filing said that to terminate the trial without hearing further evidence would risk setting a precedent with "widespread implications" for hospitals, lawyers and others involved in elder care.
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Absolute pitch — the ability to detect or reproduce an exact note without hearing another note as a reference — is rare; only about 0.01 percent of the population has it.
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What could we survive without hearing him throw out hilariously wrong guesses after watching Grammy award winning singers, superstar athletes, and adored comedians sing behind giant masks each week?
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Lamar Alexander of Tennessee would oppose calling witnesses, a decision that all but ensures the trial will come to a swift end without hearing from witnesses or subpoenaing documents.
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It seems like every social media influencer has been trying one out and hyping it up — you can't even get through to a podcast without hearing the host mentioning theirs.
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You can't even go to a fantasy TV series panel at this year's SXSW without hearing about Donald Trump's policies — but apparently, they're not all that relevant to the FBI.
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A simple mention should bring me a sympathetic audience, guidance on how to reach him, and perhaps even a couch to crash on if another day passed without hearing word.
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I only had 2 years with Tammy, but she made sure I never went to bed once without hearing her little paws mount my stairwell 2 paws at a time.
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If you thought you would go your whole life without hearing "Dave Matthews" and "trap music" mentioned in the same sentence, I'm so sorry for what you're about to see.
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I started an organization to do something about that, but these days you can't flip on the TV or check your news feed without hearing about horrible mistreatment of women.
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It's impossible to hear the word lover without hearing it the way Carrie Bradshaw says it in Sex and the City, whether she's talking about shoes or men. Lov-aaaaaaa.
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A recent article in the Times described vacant courtrooms, out-of-work stenographers, and New York judges who can go a year or more without hearing a single criminal case.
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The Northern Cheyenne Tribe in southern Montana said the administration had lifted the moratorium without hearing the tribe's concerns about the coal-leasing program's impact on its members and lands.
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The administration could try to shut down DACA again quickly by asking the courts for a "stay" of Judge Alsup's ruling that a court could rule on without hearing arguments.
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Exactly. There's that great Juilliard study you mentioned in the book, where people guessed the winners in a classical music competition just by their body language, without hearing any sound.
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We went to talk to the manager and I explained that City Hall had made all the arrangements; she said she couldn't give permission without hearing from an NYCHA representative downtown.
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"A rifle has an extremely loud single burst of sound and if you are firing hundreds of rounds, that can be very damaging, particularly without hearing protection," Bhattacharyya said by email.
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Going without hearing aids can be tragic in terms of decreased quality of life, increased isolation, and inability to interact effectively with healthcare professionals, family, friends, and others during daily activities.
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" He knew the setting for his first show, "In the Heights," had to be Washington Heights: "You can't walk a block without hearing music coming out of some corner or car.
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Barely a week goes by without hearing about a new data dump of passwords and credentials, a ransomware attack that paralyzed a business, or a DDoS attack that crippled a website.
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When asked to rate how favorably they viewed him on a scale of 1 to 100 without hearing what Roberts said, the mean number that people gave the president was 45.
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Around Christmastime, it's almost impossible to turn on the radio without hearing those familiar jingle bells and Carey crooning about the gift that is at the very top of her list.
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Democrats are moving ahead without hearing from central witnesses, including Trump's attorney Rudy Giuliani who led his off-the-books diplomatic effort in Ukraine, and former national security adviser John Bolton.
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You cannot make your morning coffee in the office, nor meet friends in the pub, nor turn on the radio without hearing an in-depth analysis of the latest episode of "Bodyguard".
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He's corrupt, he's a liar, he's a climate change denier, and as a public servant, he should not be able to go out in public without hearing from the citizens he's hurting.
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In our talk things will come out, I will say what I think, he will say what he thinks, but I never, ever, wanted to make a judgment without hearing the person.
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And for those who love the operas of Wagner and Strauss — and who can go for years without hearing good, let alone great, performances of their most difficult roles — they were excruciating.
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These crude words get immediate attention from the press, which amplifies them and repeats them until many people have trouble looking at Clinton or Corker without hearing the negatives in the mind.
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"I'll go all day without hearing one American accent," said Sheila Savage, who has worked at the butcher for the past few years after her most recent move from the old country.
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Press representatives for the Senate and House Judiciary Committees — led by Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa and Representative Bob Goodlatte of Virginia — said they couldn't comment without hearing directly from the Alliance.
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You couldn't go a day in the summer of 2003 without hearing at least one single from Sean Paul's irresistible pop-dancehall album "Dutty Rock," two of whose songs hit No. 1.
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The Democratic-controlled U.S. House of Representatives voted to impeach Trump in December without hearing from the aides who dealt with him directly, after Trump directed officials not to cooperate with the inquiry.
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You probably thought you'd get through this interview without hearing the term "pop-punk," but this was the record that a lot of people see as a concerted step away from that genre.
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And the whine is persistent: I don't think I've used the Yoga 910 without hearing the fans running for more than a few minutes at a time over a couple weeks of testing.
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We also know what a devastating place this can be for upset and anxious parents and we are constantly mindful that they have enough on their plate without hearing about our problems too.
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Democratic senators spent Tuesday railing against proposed rules that would allow the Senate to more quickly dismiss the charges or vote to acquit without hearing from witnesses, before McConnell altered the proposed rules.
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Jury selection was underway Tuesday afternoon, and at least 40 prospective jurors were quick to tell the judge that, without hearing any evidence in the case, they had already made up their minds.
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The thought of getting thrown into a Nepali jail cell did not scare me nearly as much as the thought of all of the people in that country dying without hearing about Jesus.
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A Hawaii federal district judge has said he'll consider a temporary restraining order request without hearing arguments, which means that he could also issue an order before the ban takes effect on Oct. 18.
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Except when the topic turns to a fire at the Atlanta Braves' new stadium, Phil Lunney can hardly go a few minutes in his Atlanta suburb without hearing about Democratic House candidate Jon Ossoff.
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A'deja Rivers has been deaf since birth and so has lived in a silent world without hearing her mom's voice but all that changed June 20 when the tiny tot's cochlear implants were activated.
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The Northern Cheyenne Tribe, located in southern Montana, said the administration lifted the moratorium without hearing the tribe's concerns about the impact the coal-leasing program has on the tribe, its members and lands.
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If, for example, federal projects like roads, incinerators or oil pipelines could be rushed through without hearing from local communities first or sufficiently studying their impacts, the effects on public health could be devastating.
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Three key Republican senators — Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, Susan Collins of Maine and Jeff Flake of Arizona — have expressed concerns about moving ahead with a vote on Judge Kavanaugh without hearing from Dr. Blasey.
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Throughout the day, Democrats repeatedly asked whether senators could reach a verdict without hearing testimony from the president's former national security adviser, John R. Bolton, and other presidential aides involved in Ukraine foreign policy.
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It was a high time, where we had no idea who would win the next presidential election, you couldn't go anywhere without hearing The Weeknd's "Can't Feel My Face," and UnReal had just hit airwaves.
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You can hardly watch or read the news without hearing another sad story of how one of our nation's warriors has been left behind by the one federal agency that is supposed to protect them.
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Is there a way for the Senate to render a fully informed verdict in this case without hearing the testimony of Bolton, Mulvaney, and the other key eyewitnesses or without seeing the relevant documentary evidence?
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After Republican senators claimed that it was perfectly reasonable to put a United States president on trial without hearing from any witnesses, a few of them are showing signs of recognizing that the truth matters.
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But it was clear that the impeachment trial — which Republican senators are hoping to wrap up quickly without hearing from additional witnesses like John R. Bolton, the former national security adviser — was on his mind.
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How could senators cast such a consequential vote — how could they call what they were doing a trial — without hearing from the people with the most direct knowledge of the actions that led to impeachment?
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" On the chorus's website, Chelsea Shephard, the soprano soloist, described the intended effect: "After hearing 'A Garden Among the Flames,' who can listen to the Brahms Requiem without hearing it as a requiem for Syria?
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It can feel like you and everybody you know hates Nickelback but somehow you can't go anywhere without hearing 'Photograph' on the PA. It's all around, nobody can really grasp why, but you can't escape it.
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Shelley Moore Capito, a Republican from West Virginia, told CNN she doesn't know how she will feel after the presentations of evidence from both sides, but that she might be ready to vote without hearing witnesses.
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Democrats believe they already have enough evidence to impeach Trump and sent the case to the Senate for a trial, even without hearing from the White House witnesses who have refused to cooperate with the inquiry.
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With a 51-seat majority and almost no room for GOP dissent, McConnell is juggling the needs of a significant number of senators who've grown queasy over the prospect of confirming Kavanaugh without hearing Ford testify.
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And we should not leave the stage here tonight without hearing a serious answer from every single one of us about how we are going to deal bring the national debt under control once and for all.
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"I will say what I think, he will say what he thinks, but I never, ever, wanted to make a judgment without hearing the person," the Pope said at a recent press conference aboard the papal plane.
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Alexander said late Thursday he would oppose calling witnesses in the Senate impeachment trial, a decision that meant the trial was all but certain to come to a swift end without hearing from witnesses or subpoenaing documents.
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Approximately a third of respondents at least somewhat agreed that "the Supreme Court ought to be made less independent" without hearing from Roberts — basically the same fraction that thought this among the group that heard from Roberts.
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It took a fair bit of explaining, but my father loved explaining, and I cannot reread the story (and I do reread the story) without hearing his voice, full of delight in every aspect of the setup.
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On most days, I just want to be able to point to my constellation and think, Yes, that's me, without hearing any footfalls, any noise, nothing but me and the marvelous mundane calm of recognizing myself for me.
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And it is difficult to turn on TV these days without hearing that "when the moment is right" Cialis is there for you, or what to do in the event of an erection lasting more than four hours.
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"He's corrupt, he's a liar, he's a climate change denier, and as a public servant, he should not be able to go out in public without hearing from the citizens he's hurting," she said in a Facebook post.
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"It was so terrifying to go so long without hearing from them that still, in just saying the names of where they live on the island of Puerto Rico, evokes an emotional response in me," Munoz told ABC.
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You can't turn on a television, read a newspaper or listen in on your neighbor's conversation in a coffee-shop line without hearing about Simone Biles, Katie Ledecky or the feud between Michael Phelps and Chad le Clos.
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"It has been hard to come across a retail investor rag or stock blog without hearing about some way to play this theme, and countless web sites are now devoted to investing in this exciting industry," Bozza wrote.
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Local changes have the greatest everyday impact You can hardly go two minutes without hearing about the importance of voting for president, and how much your voice matters, but less attention is given to the impact of local politics.
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Naturally, it was hard to visit your punk blog of choice without hearing about the "supergroup" and the ten-minute-long EP they wrote and recorded in the span of a week, released on Pearson's Three One G Records.
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For older adults alone, this increased health care costs by 46 percent over a period of 10 years, compared with costs incurred by those without hearing loss, the authors reported in November in JAMA Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery.
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" He did not mention Trump or his attacks on the whistleblower specifically in his statement, instead asserting that "no one should be making judgments or pronouncements without hearing from the whistleblower first and carefully following up on the facts.
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New York (CNN Business)This time of year, it's hard to go a day without hearing Mariah Carey's "All I Want For Christmas Is You," whether it's playing in a store, in an Uber or on your holiday playlist.
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The 34-year-old knew he would be a likely target for law enforcement, so he gave select friends access to his accounts, instructing them to change the passwords if they went more than 83 hours without hearing from him.
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Supporters of the Central American migrants arriving at the border say they face violence at home that could potentially qualify them for asylum in the United States, and sending them back without hearing their cases could subject them to serious danger.
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Because she could be irrational when off her medication, it wasn't unusual for the family to go for stretches of time without hearing from Dotson-Stephens; court records show that she refused to be interviewed in the days following her arrest.
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"We're going to ensure that no one gets out of these primary states like Iowa and New Hampshire without hearing about the Green New Deal over and over and over again," said Varshini Prakash, the executive director of Sunrise Movement.
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I figured out MOANA through a few crosses and had a "D'oh" moment because of course in New York you can't go a day without hearing about some insane accomplishment by Lin-Manuel Miranda (who co-wrote this movie's music).
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It's difficult to live here for long without hearing someone's sad story: the Lyft driver who loved cocaine and still does, but from a distance now; the anesthesiologist who studied at Johns Hopkins and shot up fentanyl before it was popular.
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But they influenced my accessibility such that Canadian press stories went ahead without hearing from the Canadian researcher involved, and without learning how the story fit within the mission of my organization to inform Canadians about the geology of the Canadian landmass.
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The rise of rock royalty Growing up in the 24s, you could rarely go anywhere without hearing Chicago's music -- their domination of Top 40 radio ensured they would be playing in the car, at the beach or at the local shopping mall.
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And while it's hard to say if the raD actually sounds good without hearing it first-hand, The Verge's Dan Seifert had positive things to say about the larger Core's sound when he reviewed it last year, which bodes well for the raD.
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You can't go out dancing without hearing at least one ANTI track—whether it's the dancehall-inflected "Work," featuring her footservant Drake (which popped out of speakers positively everywhere when it came out), or "Sex With Me," Rih's as-yet unmatched libido anthem.
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" "In effect, the governor seeks to be judge, jury, and executioner without hearing the evidence," Hoover said, adding then that he had no plans to resign, and was "more resolved than ever to continue my work as speaker thru the 2018 session.
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There was a period in the middle of the summer when it was nearly impossible to go anywhere without hearing this song—whether through car windows, DJ nights, or other commuter headphones—and it had the entire world feeling like New York City.
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The trans community has long embraced this kind of kinship—drag queens and trans girls mother each other, and you can't spend time with a group of either for too long without hearing someone call out, "Mother!" with as much enthusiasm as Sephiroth.
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Either his accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, testifies on or by Monday — just a week after she stepped forward publicly — or the Senate Judiciary Committee moves forward, without hearing from her directly, with the votes that could put Kavanaugh on the Supreme Court.
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Francesca Altunyay, from Wilmington, N.C., was angry at how the U.S. has responded: Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Irma were headliners the weeks that they hit - you couldn't listen to the news without hearing about it, and it was a common topic of conversation.
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They argue that the judge exceeded her power and ignored their due process rights when she determined in December 2017, without hearing from them, that the settlement agreement between the NFL and retirees barred ex-players from assigning "any monetary claims" to third-party funders.
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Some issued hearty boos as Mr. de Blasio passed, particularly in the grandstands near the end of the route, but mostly the mayor walked to the sounds of an Italian marching band and thumping dance music without hearing much from the crowd at all.
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The trial is wrapping up without hearing from former national security adviser John Bolton, who became a key focal point of the witnesses debate after allegations emerged in his draft book manuscript that Trump told him the aid to Ukraine was conditioned on the investigations.
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Why it matters: Democrats said this week they have no intention of pursuing subpoenas for former national security adviser John Bolton or his deputy, signaling they already believe they have enough evidence to proceed without hearing from White House witnesses who have refused to cooperate.
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"HLAA is proud to partner with American Girl to help girls know that, like Joss, they can be and do anything—an empowering message for girls with or without hearing loss," Barbara Kelley, HLAA's executive director, said in a statement on the nonprofit's website.
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Lamar Alexander of Tennessee said late Thursday he would oppose calling witnesses in the Senate impeachment trial of President Donald Trump, a decision that means the trial is all but certain to come to a swift end without hearing from witnesses or subpoenaing documents.
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The launch of the next phase is a clear indication that Democrats are charging ahead with the process even without hearing from prominent White House officials who have refused to cooperate while the courts decide the limits, if any, on claims of executive immunity.
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On a recent visit to the galleries with Bey, a museum guest, recognizing the artist, approached to offer congratulations before going on to profess, "As a white man, I know all about the Underground Railroad…" I walked away without hearing the end of the sentence.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 22006th Circuit initially granted Lundgren an emergency stay of his prison sentence, shortly before he was to surrender, but then affirmed his original 15-month sentence and $50,000 fine without hearing oral argument in a ruling issued April 11.
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"Being able to purchase hearing aids without hearing rehabilitative services will make it easier for adults to obtain these devices as they become more affordable," said David Loughrey, a researcher at the University of California, San Francisco and Trinity College Dublin who wasn't involved in the study.
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"But it cannot fulfill this most solemn constitutional responsibility without hearing testimony from a crucial witness to these events: former White House Counsel Donald F. McGahn II." Articles of impeachment represent a formal accusation of misconduct that would require 218 votes to pass the 435-member House.
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"It's always been my view that it is difficult to imagine we'll complete this investigation without hearing from the CEOs of some of the major technology companies," David Cicilline (D-R..I), the chair of the House Judiciary antitrust subcommittee, told my colleague Tony Romm in an interview.
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"Free Fallin'" slow-burned its way into pop culture that year, peaked at No. 7 on the Billboard chart a few months later, and the following summer — that magical bridge between junior and senior year for me — you couldn't open a car window without hearing someone spinning Full Moon Fever.
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In one of the studies that covered 154,414 adults 50 and older who had health insurance claims, researchers at Johns Hopkins found that untreated hearing loss increased the risk of developing dementia by 103 percent and depression by 40 percent in just five years when compared to those without hearing loss.
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The release of season two of 13 Reasons Why — like the premiere of any binge-worthy Netflix series — is not just a race to see how quickly you can watch all the episodes without hearing any spoilers, it's also a test to determine who among your closest friends makes the password-sharing cut.
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" And because you can't turn on the radio without hearing the Biebs' voice, the singer is walking away with "most simultaneous tracks on the U.S. singles chart"; "most simultaneous new entries in the Hot 100 by a solo artist"; and "first act to occupy all top three positions simultaneously on U.K. singles chart.
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And I still can't look at Saturn's moon Minas without hearing Alec Guinness' voice in my head, warning me 'that's no moon ...' " But Hurt said that astronomers and artists such as himself are still trying to get past the "physically meaningless" representation of an asteroid field in "Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back.
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Under H.R. 1215, though, without hearing any of the evidence — it apparently doesn't matter — and without respect to the principles of the Kentucky Constitution, the House Republican leadership would have limited Ms. Satterwhite to only $250,000 for her pain and her experience of not being able to use her arms and legs.
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Critics say they infringe on due process by letting a judge make an initial decision -- even if temporary -- without hearing from the accused, and by allowing the judge to curtail someone's Second Amendment right to bear arms without the respondent ever having been convicted of a crime or been adjudged mentally ill.
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In the winter of 2013, you couldn't walk five feet without hearing someone bursting out into "Let It Go." When "Let It Go" won an Academy Award for Best Original Song at the 2014 Oscars, the song was crowned with the same sheen of prestige and respectability as any movie that receives the award for Best Picture.
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You couldn't set foot outside in New York City last summer without hearing French Montana's "Off the Rip," a cut off the Bronx rapper's spring 2015 Casino Life 2: Brown Bag Legend mixtape, and this past weekend, French's latest tape Wave Gods premiered on DJ Khaled's Apple Music show closing out on a remix starring A$AP Rocky.
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When I was growing up, you could barely drive to the grocery store without hearing a badass female rock star: Hole, Garbage, No Doubt, Fiona Apple, Alanis Morissette, PJ Harvey, the Cranberries, the Breeders, Veruca Salt, the Cranberries, Elastica, and Luscious Jackson were at our fingertips — and that's only to name the bands who got played on the radio.
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That desire to listen to the songs without hearing the voices behind them—to gaze freely at tits in music videos without knowing about the values held by the women beneath the bikini tops—might have resonated with audiences in the relatively comfortable late Clinton and early Bush years, but it's not what they want now.
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London (CNN)As the Greek debt crisis reached its peak in 2012, it was almost impossible to turn on the news without hearing the word "contagion" -- the idea that the economic woes caused by Greece's huge government debt (or, to some, by the greed of its creditors) would cause a systemic financial crisis across the globe.
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If successful, the move will force Democrats to move ahead without hearing from top aides close to President Donald Trump including former national security adviser John Bolton, the budget office officials who delayed sending aid to Ukraine or the national security lawyer who chose to place the July 25 transcript call on a separate, highly classified server.
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"Greg Sargent, a Washington Post opinion columnist, argued that if Senate Republicans succeed in acquitting Trump without hearing from key witnesses, "the whole affair will be forever stained by the indelible fact that they could only exonerate Trump by refusing to permit a full reckoning — and refusing to hear the very sort of testimony they themselves claimed to want for months.
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More from NBC News:Ruth Bader Ginsburg hospitalized for possible infectionNavy secretary strongly considering resigning over Trump's meddling in SEAL case9-month-old was to be removed from life support, judge stepped in Still, Schiff said he felt confident that the five days of open hearings with 12 witnesses produced clear evidence against the president even without hearing from some central Trump administration officials.
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"[Collins's] decision to acquit despite the case against the President and without hearing more of the facts again reveals her commitment to standing with [Senate Majority Leader] Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellMcConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' McConnell tees up five Trump judges after impeachment trial wraps What the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber MORE and Donald Trump," she added.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.), a member of the committee, told the Post that he doesn't believe the vote on Thursday should move forward without hearing more from Ford.
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" She then began posting old and recent pictures of her father and his work, accompanied by captions like this one: "One week ago today I was watching my dad play💚we showed up rushed to our seats💚I got stoned had a beer the lights went dark💚sat watching realizing I grew up on these songs💚everyone grew up on these songs💚🇺🇸this is real American Art made from the roots of real people who deeply love life💚🐛my father loves music more than anything and always put music first💚it's going to be healing to know I will never go a day without hearing his music💚I love his class honesty and how strange and funny he is💚Tom Petty is an American Icon because his heart has always put human rights first.
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