"Black Lives Matter, they weren't able to be heard, and the police officers weren't able to be heard," Cory concludes.
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"Women's voices need to be heard and, ironically enough — I wasn't able to be heard," she said to Broadly.
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Twitter definitely took note: Eventually, Hetfield and Gaga were able to swap out mics, and the rocker was able to be heard.
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As far as EQ and stuff, when you have something mastered it's able to be heard now as an MP3, but then on the radio.
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"Nell spoke truth to power at a time when her voice was able to be heard thanks to the internet and feminist blogosphere," she told me.
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"Our own minority peoples should be able to be heard here at home, rather than needing an international setting to gain attention for their cause," he wrote.
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"I was completely flustered, but I imagined since it was such a big citywide emergency that I would be able to be heard that day regardless," Ms. Sciascia said.
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"Probably it's a good option for them if we disappear (abroad) and aren't able to be heard at all and are completely dispersed, but this isn't going to happen," he said.
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"The leaks here were the voices of, I think, employees who truly want to make the company great, and the only way that they were able to be heard was through the press," he said.
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Senior administration officials told reporters Monday that the announcement comes after months of interagency deliberation "where everyone's ideas were able to be heard," and that ultimately the final decision was made at the president's request.
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White noise does not have to be as loud as beeps in order to be able to be heard over background noise, and people can more easily hear from which direction the signal comes. While not addressing the criticism of the type of sound, units exist that moderate the volume based on sensing ambient sound.
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The "Darwin Goodwin Mix" of the song "Infested" was hidden after "The Chihuahuaphile" (which was track 23 -the number of The Illuminati, after a cross fade that counted up the tracks between it and "Initiation"). And "Tomorrow" was buried inside the feedback noise of "The Gate" and only able to be heard if the stereo track was played over a Mono Music system.
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MC Mario also previously held regular Sunday programming called "The Mixdown" which ran for a full hour in the afternoon. MC Mario presented the hits of the week and new house and dance music that usually wasn't able to be heard on most Canadian stations. His Mixdown is still widely heard in Montreal and around the world. The Mixdown was last presented on Z103.5 in December 2004.
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As a result of e-pek@k project, many deaf students are now able to build and maintain their own website. With the assistance of ICT, the deaf are no longer invisible and limited by their handicap. Their voices are now able to be heard by the society. They now get access to all online services and receive moral support as much as they wanted.
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The Alternative rock format previously heard on 100.5 is now heard on WRFQ's HD subchannel. Previously, His Radio was only able to be heard in the area on two translators, at 91.1 and 91.9 FM. These are now translators relaying WHRZ from Spartanburg, South Carolina. WKRI Cokesbury, South Carolina, WFBK Fort Mill, South Carolina and WKBR Summerville, South Carolina were sold by Spirit Broadcasting Group Inc. for $460,832.
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J. Virgin of Central Point is installing a radio transmitting set and will broadcast market and news reports furnished by The Mail Tribune. He will start with a 5-watt station, but a 50-watt transmitter will be installed as soon as possible. The reports will be able to be heard with suitable receiving apparatus all over southern Oregon. It is expected that the set will be in operation within the next three weeks.
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On 12 November 2008, Radio 1 made its debut on XM Satellite Radio in both the US and Canada on channel 29, moving to XM 15 and Sirius 15 on 4 May 2011. Until the full station was removed in August 2011, Radio 1 was able to be heard by approximately 20.6 million listeners in North America on satellite radio alone. BBC Radio 1 can be heard on cable in the Netherlands at 105.10 FM.
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However, only rats, two species of monkeys, and high-speed cameras can see through fairy shields. Additionally, Artemis Fowl II has been shown noticing the slight haze created by the vibration. Disadvantages include being unable to perform fine motor tasks, due to the intense vibrations, and they are still able to be heard. Healing This involves a fairy injecting magic into a wound (such as a scar or broken bone) and it being healed instantaneously.
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The ability and right to a voice is linked with feelings of respect and value, which emphasizes the importance of the interpersonal factors of procedural justice. This is important in the workplace because employees will feel more satisfied and respected, which can help to increase job task and contextual performance. There is an emphasis on the interpersonal and social aspects of the procedure, which result in employees feeling more satisfied when their voices are able to be heard. This was argued by Greenberg and Folger.
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In the 1960s, the University had two radio stations: 88.9 WXPN (FM) and 730 WXPN-AM; the AM radio station broadcast as a non-licensed carrier current radio station, and able to be heard only in the University dormitories. Both radio stations consisted of educational programming, news and sports coverage, as well as music. In 1965, WXPN-AM started airing popular music shows, stirring interest among the students. At the time, the radio station operated out of Houston Hall, directly in the center of campus.
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On 13 November 2015, in one of a series of coordinated shootings and bombings across Paris, the Stade de France was targeted with explosions occurring outside the stadium during an international friendly between France and Germany, with French President François Hollande in attendance. The terrorist, however, was unable to enter the stadium. The explosion was able to be heard from inside the stadium, and many thought it was a firework going off inside the stadium. The attacker wanted to infiltrate the stadium, but was scared away when he saw security and was forced to detonate outside the park.
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" However, he criticized Aguilera's vocal performance, stating that her "big voice" should be able to be heard above the instrumental. Slant Magazine's Sal Cinquemani thought that "Let There Be Love" would have been a better lead single choice than "Your Body", as she felt it would have ensured Aguilera a greater comeback. Cinquemani described the song as "a virtual hybrid of recent club bangers by Rihanna, Britney, Katy, and Ke$ha." Robert Copsey for Digital Spy thought that the song's weakness is also its strength, describing it as "a massive clubby raveathon that is ultimately throwaway, but in the best possible way.
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The Commission is an independent administrative tribunal set up at arm's length from government, with no ties to the nuclear industry. The Commission makes its decisions transparently, guided by clear rules of procedures. Interested parties and members of the public are able to be heard at Public Commission Hearings which are webcast live and often held in facility host communities to make them as accessible as possible for local residents. The Commission provides extensive reasons for its decisions, which are based on information that includes public input as well as the recommendations of expert CNSC staff.
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Initially, the internet-only station was DJ-less like Jack FM on the analog 101.1 and HD1 station. The station in between songs played jingles plus pre-recorded voice overs done by their production director. But in a letter on the WCBS-FM website posted on June 5, 2005, station VP Chad Brown announced the webstream would try to bring back most of the original shows and DJs and that eventually the station would also be able to be heard on HD radio. The change left WBZO as the only FM station playing any type of oldies format in the market.
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Moreover, works that historically received little or no attention, given the historical constraints around female authorship in some cultures, are able to be heard in their original form and unabridged. This makes a broader collection of literature for all readers insofar as all great works of literature are given exposure without bias towards a gender influenced system. Women have also begun to employ anti-patriarchal themes to protest the historical censorship of literature written by women. The rise of decadent feminist literature in the 1990s was meant to directly challenge the sexual politics of the patriarchy.
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Lived experiences, similar to counter-narratives, can be defined as everyday experiences people face and most often referring to those in the minority group. Lived experiences have also been called material realities, meaning that they are the real, tangible experiences and realities that people live on a daily basis, even if they are counter to the dominant narrative. Terry is cited for explaining how inequalities, can affect which narrative and tellings are able to be heard and which aren't. If the stories of people with inequalities are not heard, then this completely ignores them, and any agency they could have in society.
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RAFFWU is highly critical of a number of aspects of the SDA which covers the same industries. Some of these practices include the negotiation of workplace agreements which reduced wages below Award rates, the former's lack of political independence, its socially conservative stances towards abortion and same-sex marriage, as well as its perceived "undemocratic" and "top-down" nature. RAFFWU is currently registered as an incorporated association, not a employee organisation, due to "industry coverage restrictions". As such, RAFFWU is currently unable to obtain Right of Entry to a workplace, or able to be heard in dealings with the Fair Work Commission in its own right.
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The cathedral currently has three choirs, which perform in the liturgical-north transept where they are amply and clearly able to be heard from the nave both in liturgical works and in leading and complementing the cathedral's customary vigorous congregational hymn- singing. The current cathedral choir was formed in 1970 and is an all-male choir in the English choral tradition. The choir sings at the 10:00 am mass every Sunday except during school holiday periods in June and July, September and January. In addition to this weekly commitment the choir also sings at most major events at the cathedral including Easter, Christmas and ordinations.
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The conscious renunciation > of the demand to be heard, the despair at not being able to be heard, and > finally the need to speak even without an answer–these are the real reasons > for the darkness, asperity, and tension of the style in which poetry > indicates its own possibilities and its will to form Arendt also published an article on Augustine (354–430) in the Frankfurter Zeitung to mark the 1500th anniversary of his death. She saw this article as forming a bridge between her treatment of Augustine in her dissertation and her subsequent work on Romanticism. When it became evident Stern would not succeed in obtaining an appointment, the Sterns returned to Berlin in 1931.
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Locally run, nonprofit television and radio tried to "fill in the gaps" but, due to the technology gap created by budget constraints, it was increasingly difficult to produce the high-tech programming that consumers were used to. In 1965, the increasing distance between commercial and educational programming led to the Carnegie Corporation of New York ordering its Commission on Education Television to conduct a study of ETV and, from that study, derive changes and recommendations for future action regarding ETV. The report created from the study was published about two years later and became a "catalyst and model" for the Public Broadcasting Act of 1967. With the Public Broadcasting Act of 1967, smaller television and radio broadcasters were able to be heard by a wider range of audiences, and new and developing broadcasters were encouraged to display their knowledge to the country.
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One year prior to WADP's inception, WFRM in Coudersport provided southern and central McKean County with local news service to its station from studios in Smethport, the county's seat, following a very positive response after doing a remote broadcast in town. However, local broadcasts that were exclusive to McKean County were only about an hour a day and generally confined to mornings, and it soon became obvious that this part of McKean County not only needed its own radio station, but was able to support one. Service from WESB in Bradford, which first went on the air in 1947, was barely able to be heard in the area due to the rugged mountain terrain literally splitting the county in two, as well as its Class C local frequency that provided a very limited signal. WHDL in Olean, New York also had some coverage in the northeastern portion of the county.
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"UK's withdrawal from human rights law would be 'political disaster'" The Guardian, 4 June 2013 In 2014, the Conservative Party planned to repeal the Act and replace it with a "British Bill of Rights". Following the 2015 election win for the Conservative Party, Michael Gove, the Secretary of State for Justice, was charged with implementing the reforms which were previously blocked by the Liberal Democrats in the coalition government. The Conservative Party manifesto said that the new bill will "break the formal link between British Courts and the European Court of Human Rights". As before 1998 claims relying on ECtHR jurisprudence which conflicted with the "British Bill of Rights" would have to go to a court in Strasbourg rather than being able to be heard in the UK. Civil liberty advocates have expressed concern that the proposed changes would "erode the right to life, the right to privacy, the right to a fair trial, the right to protest and the right to freedom from torture and discrimination".
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