Or would losing one fundamentally impair your ability to hear?
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Presumably Ali's ability to hear their thoughts would make that charade easier.
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But how exactly can sound waves damage a person's ability to hear?
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What people are in awe of is their own ability to hear properly.
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PEOPLE'S ability to hear depends on bundles of tiny hairs found inside their ears.
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Does being high enhance one's ability to hear music, like a form of satanic magic?
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Along with noise exposure, age is a major predictor of a person's ability to hear.
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Then the ability to hear what the folks who are making the arguments actually say dissolves.
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The ability to hear what the so-called social justice warriors are actually worried about dissolves.
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Molly has the ability to hear thoughts, a power known in the Stephen King universe as shining.
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It's the most common type of permanent hearing loss and reduces the ability to hear faint sounds.
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Alcohol has also been shown to diminish their ability to hear "no" or notice a partner's hesitation.
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Cochlear implants restored young Ryland's ability to hear, and the Whittingtons thought they had overcome their toughest challenge.
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The ability to hear and respond to bleats could affect panda populations beyond simple reproduction, said Dr. Owen.
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"We really wanted to do something to protect and give other people the ability to hear," said Mann.
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I am also becoming hard of hearing, losing the ability to hear low-pitched sounds in one ear.
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When she gains the ability to hear the inner thoughts of all men, she uses it to her advantage.
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She wakes up with the ability to hear men's thoughts, just like Nick did with women in the original.
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Some other transformative experiences by philosophers' estimation: gaining the ability to hear, emigrating to a new country, going to war.
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Though playing music loudly does impact its ability to hear well, cutting that range by about half in my testing.
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I'll allow someone to my right to explain why the ability to hear shouldn't be covered by all Americans' insurance.
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A smaller group got a second exam, in which their ability to hear speech in a noisy environment was tested.
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And the National Institutes of Health today suggests that sounds above 22018 decibels can harm a person's ability to hear.
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I wonder what you would say with the people who have no ability to hear or see this press conference?
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And the National Institutes of Health today suggests that sounds above 75 decibels can harm a person's ability to hear.
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So if you're Team Laurel, Golub explained, it could be that you've lost some of your ability to hear high frequencies.
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"It instantly improved my ability to hear," Caruso recalls of having them installed by doctors at the University of Southern California.
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" She added: "It says as much about our ability to hear these messages as it does our ability to articulate them.
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A new swim-proof speaker brings the ability to hear back responses and lets users take calls and get audible alerts.
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If the 10 partisan justices couldn't agree on whom to pick, they would lose the ability to hear cases that term.
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Nothing short of creepy, and the person on the receiving end gets no indication of the caller's ability to hear their audio.
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"If life is particularly stressful it may be that you have less interest and ability to hear other peoples problems," she adds.
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It was during this period that he suffered a life-changing brain injury, and lost the ability to hear in one ear.
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Beethoven was able to hear music with his mind long after he had lost the ability to hear it with his ears.
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In this Nancy Meyers comedy, a sleazy and chauvinistic advertising executive, Nick Marshall (Mel Gibson), acquires the ability to hear women's thoughts.
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One Alexa user they spoke to said it'd depend on the technology, specifically on the accuracy of Alexa's ability to hear your words.
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The Teen Mom 2 star, 26, shared on Thursday that 4-year-old Kaiser's ability to hear has suffered, requiring ear tubes surgery.
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It seems many men have an auditory impairment that disrupts their ability to hear certain tones, like the sound of their wife's voice.
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With the click of a button, Amanda Eshelman, a 13-year-old with hearing loss, regained the ability to hear the world around her.
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Yes, it's true that our ability to hear high frequencies diminishes as we age, particularly if we've sustained any hearing damage along the way.
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It usually affects how the ear looks, but not the ability to hear, though Stanley said he was born deaf on his left side.
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When she is passed up for a promotion, Ali gains the ability to hear men's thoughts and uses it to outsmart her male counterparts.
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For the 360 million people worldwide who lack some or all of their ability to hear, technological interventions have already come a long way.
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Perhaps Ginsburg felt that her retirement was soon approaching, and so any long-term effect on her ability to hear cases would be limited.
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To tune headphones, Even requires its customers to take a two-minute hearing test that determines their ability to hear certain frequencies at different volumes.
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Advances in artificial intelligence have produced big gains over the last few years in computer's ability to hear and understand what we're saying to them.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina told CNN's Lauren Fox he wouldn't vote for any resolution that didn't include the ability to hear from the whistleblower.
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Ramona Rosales: Music (my favorite tunes and ability to hear it), sketchbook (with something to write with), flavor (I do keep hot sauce in my bag).
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Kauffman stressed he's glad he didn't wear headphones on the trail, since that might've hindered his ability to hear the mountain lion coming and act quickly.
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Ali awakens with the ability to hear men's thoughts, a gift that fleetingly threatens to drive her mad, until she recognizes how useful it might be.
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Confidence is the ability to "hear" your own ideas and lean into them -- to raise your hand, raise your standards, raise your concerns and raise your voice.
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Both will let hardware makers create devices that are capable of waking up through voice queries and have the ability to hear users from across a room.
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The code dug up by 9to5Google also mentions the ability to hear and reply to notifications using the headphones, as well as dedicated buttons for launching Assistant.
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Duresseau, 37, contracted bacterial meningococcal meningitis in February and completely lost his ability to hear as the illness wreaked havoc on his body, according to NBC News.
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On Pro Basketball Like the guy behind you in a theater, chattering away during a movie, Phil Jackson seems to have lost the ability to hear himself.
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Talk Would you ever want to have the ability to hear men's thoughts the way your character Ali Davis does in your new movie, "What Men Want"?
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Whether Blue didn't want claps to interfere with her ability to hear Camila speak, or she simply didn't think the claps were deserved yet, we will never know.
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Currently, the sound level of 25 decibels — the ability to hear a whisper — is used to define the border between normal hearing and mild hearing loss in adults.
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"When it first happened, I thought a speaker had blown," Aldean said, explaining he wears in-ear monitors that limit his ability to hear other noises while onstage.
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This type of hearing loss, discovered in 2009, doesn't diminish one's ability to hear individual sounds and specific conversations, which is the basis for most traditional hearing-loss tests.
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It turned out the Muse brothers harbored the ability to hear a song once and play it on almost any instrument, from the xylophone to the saxophone and mandolin.
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Juuular also posited that older people, who are more likely to have sustained hearing damage, will probably hear "laurel" because our ability to hear higher frequencies diminishes as we age.
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For my review of the new Echo, though, I tried to focus my tests on how Amazon's hardware changes impacted the device's ability to hear me and play my music.
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The military is also working to design combat helmets that boost ambient noise while muffling loud blasts—effectively enhancing a soldier's ability to hear while protecting his ears from damage.
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People who have lost, or never had, the ability to hear sounds quieter than conversational speech require devices more complex than these (as do many people with less severe loss).
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Although Mr. Roof declined to testify or present any evidence, his trial was unusual for the jury's ability to hear from an accused mass murderer in his own unapologetic words.
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The feature is helpful in terms of offering some noise reduction without losing the ability to hear important things happening around you – like approaching vehicles, horns, and other people, for example.
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Sound Amplifier is designed for those with hearing loss, allowing you to tweak sound settings to improve your ability to hear — sort of like a hearing aid app for your phone.
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Walsh as Dr. Montgomery wasn't in the episode herself, but the fact that her former boo, McSteamy, gave our future Clay the ability to hear Hannah's thirteen tapes is pretty wild.
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By waiving privilege protections from the tape, Trump's legal team has given federal prosecutors in Manhattan the ability to hear the tape in the criminal inquiry into Cohen, NBC News reported.
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Near the ear is a bone conduction headphone, which delivers sound through the bones in the skull so as not to interfere with the ability to hear sounds naturally through the air.
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My parents had already built such meaningful and accomplished lives living in silence; I wondered if introducing the ability to hear into their lives was worth the risk of losing all that.
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On Thursday, the judge ruled that Halkbank must enter a formal plea to charges that it helped Iran evade sanctions before it can challenge a U.S. court's ability to hear the case.
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On Thursday, the judge ruled that Halkbank must enter a formal plea to charges that it helped Iran evade sanctions before it can challenge a U.S. court's ability to hear the case.
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If I ever did give up my ability to hear music ever again and was given a choice of which past Met Gala I wanted to go to, I wouldn't pick this year.
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"Aetna has full confidence in your ability to hear the evidence from that witness stand and then later compare it to the opening statement you just heard," Shely said during his opening statement.
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FEBRUARY 17 Jane Levy gives a winning lead performance in "Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist," a quirky dramedy about a harried young San Francisco coder who suddenly develops the ability to hear other people's thoughts.
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On Thursday, a U.S. judge ruled that Halkbank must enter a formal plea to charges that it helped Iran evade sanctions before it can challenge a U.S. court's ability to hear the case.
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In this version, sports agent Ali Davis (Taraji P. Henson) suddenly finds herself with the ability to hear what men are thinking — and uses the superpower to get ahead of her male colleagues.
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Although the transplant was intended to replace her external ear, which plays a relatively small role in hearing compared with the inner ear, the treatment did help her regain the ability to hear sound.
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Dolby Atmos support means that Xbox One gamers will have the ability to hear what's going on above them too, which is perfect for hearing—and subsequently avoiding—that gun-toting helicopter above you.
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And then there are the very reasonable concerns about Judge Kozinski's ability to hear a sexual-harassment or discrimination case; how could any plaintiff be confident the judge would give her a fair hearing?
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But at the same time, wearing earbuds often means you lose the ability to hear the bell of a bike coming up from behind you, or the chirping of birds on a beautiful day in the park.
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That's not entirely surprising (and its ability to hear me is even worse when two Max speakers are playing in stereo), but it can make simple volume adjustments and track changes difficult to do with your voice.
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Kaden claims she was going to be on the show purely to support him, but during a pre-interview she told producers she has x-ray vision, the ability to hear people's thoughts, and other psychic abilities.
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Feeling secure in our strengths often improves our ability to hear constructive criticism, according to Dr. Cascio, and being able to notice and be motivated to change bad habits can spark more progress worth feeling proud of.
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It means avoiding the temptation to bury our noses in our smartphones or encasing ourselves behind earphones that limit our ability to hear and see what is transpiring around us or may be about to take place.
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Likewise with the ability to hear incoming iMessages read aloud to you on AirPods, these little refinements go a long way in not only having a more enjoyable, more seamless experience—it makes the experience more accessible, too.
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In What Men Want, Scrooge — er, Ali (Henson) — is visited instead by the temporary ability to hear men's thoughts, after ingesting what she's assured is "tea" served up by a psychic (Erykah Badu) at her friend's bachelorette party.
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And suddenly, her ability to hear men's thoughts is both driving her crazy and proving very useful, not just in her quest to sign Jamal but also in her budding relationship with a hot bartender named Will (Aldis Hodge).
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Jennifer Lee, the well-respected electronic and hip-hop producer who records as Tokimonsta, overcame remarkable odds to make her third album, "Lune Rouge": Its creation followed multiple brain surgeries that threatened her ability to hear and understand music.
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But Mr. Kasowitz faced sharp questions from Justice Jennifer Schecter, who noted there have been few — if any — legal decisions that address a state court's ability to hear a case about a president's actions outside of his official duties.
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And there are people who take the view that human rights only begin after you're born and that a child in the womb with a beating heart, the ability to hear, the ability to feel pain, should have no rights whatsoever.
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A federal judge in Chicago has dismissed most of the plaintiffs in a false advertising class action brought by dermatology clinics against tattoo removal company Cynosure Inc, finding their claims were barred by a recent Supreme Court decision narrowing courts' ability to hear out-of-state claims.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 43%Summary: In the comedy "What Men Want," high-powered sports agent Ali Davis (Taraji P. Henson) feels like she is always pushed to the sidelines by her male coworkers — until she gains the uncanny ability to hear the inner thoughts of men.
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The perceptive hero of James Marshall's "Snake, His Story" (part of his droll, intimate 1970s-era quartet, "Four Little Troubles") — whose ability to hear sets him apart from his slithery classmates and causes his parents much consternation — learns to appreciate his unique abilities after he thwarts a pair of criminal bulldogs.
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"While climate change is at the top of our list, the DNC will not be holding entire debates on a single issue area because we want to make sure voters have the ability to hear from candidates on dozens of issues of importance to American voters," she said in a statement to the Hill.
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I spend roughly 45 hours a week being paid to write about music and another 10 to 15 thinking about it for free, but I'm not at all being facetious when I say that I would probably give up the ability to hear music ever again if it meant that I could go to the Met Gala just one time.
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" When asked why the DNC would not hold a climate debate, Xochitl Hinojosa, the organization's communications director, replied in a statement that, "While climate change is at the top of our list, the DNC will not be holding entire debates on a single-issue area because we want to make sure voters have the ability to hear from candidates on dozens of issues of importance to American voters.
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You can range from profoundly deaf to some ability to hear sound above a certain threshold to hard-of-hearing with the ability to process speech, usually with the help of hearing aids or implant; smembers of the DHH community will also identify themselves as "Big 'D' deaf" to indicate they're part of the Deaf community, or "Little 'd' deaf" to indicate they are not involved in the Deaf community even though they have no hearing.
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