Audible gives you access to two Audible Originals and one audiobook per month, which you can listen to anywhere, any time in the Audible app.
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You can also buy books directly from the Audible app using Audible credits, which can be purchased per month with a paid Audible subscription, or your default payment method.
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New Audible members can get £10 Amazon credit with a free 30-day Audible trial.
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Audible Subscription, $15/monthAdd some excitement to their monotonous, everyday commute with an Audible subscription.
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No wizardry required here: Members new to Audible (muggles included) can automatically get two free Audible books and two free Audible Originals under after signing up for a free trial.
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Audible fans will be happy, as well: the new Oasis has a built-in Audible app.
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To cancel Audible on your iPhone, you'll have to cancel your subscription by going to Audible.
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These exclusivity obligations, which predated Amazon's acquisition of Audible in 2008, required Apple to source exclusively from Audible and Audible not to supply music digital platforms other than Apple's iTunes store.
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Explained Audible SVP of original content Eric Nuzum, Audible didn't want to alienate or limit its audience.
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Audible membership, $14.95 per monthThis year, you could get three months of Audible for $4.95 a month.
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Ditch your Audible subscription (does anyone have Audible anyway?) and lean toward the Book of Swift instead.
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New Audible members can get £10 Amazon credit and two free audiobooks with a 30-day Audible trial.
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These devices usually operate at the ultrasonic level (above audible range) or the infrasonic level (below audible range).
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That's because they usually operate at the ultrasonic level — above audible range — or the infrasonic level, below audible range.
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Download the free Audible app hereSimilar to the free books in Prime Reading, this Audible benefit full-length audiobooks
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Audible members get one book credit every month that's good for any title, and two Audible originals of their choice.
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Instead of dialing a phone number or writing an email, Audible customers can ask Alexa to reach Audible on their behalf.
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Apple and Audible also parted ways last year over complaints from European publishers that Apple's exclusive partnership with Audible was stifling competition.
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Audible is convenient AF, too: Listen anywhere, anytime, on your smartphone, tablet, Echo device, and more, all with the free Audible app.
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Note: You'll notice that Audible will have charged $5.95 to your Amazon account (the price of the first month of Audible Gold).
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Audible Subscription, available at Amazon, $15 per monthWith a gift subscription, your teen will get an audiobook and two Audible originals each month.
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The company says Audible Suno, available to users through a dedicated Android app and via iOS Audible app, is also free of advertisements.
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Audible Subscription If audiobooks or podcasts are a passion you two share, a subscription to Audible is the ultimate form of long-distance entertainment.
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Dr. Smith and his colleagues do not think audible sound caused the injuries, as sound in an audible range does not damage the brain.
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The launch of Audible Suno in India illustrates the commitment the company has in the country, said Audible founder and chief executive Don Katz.
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Today, Audible announced that it's adding yet another perk: members will now receive two free Audible Originals, the company's line of original content, every month.
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Audible is now rolling out on Sonos through the Sonos and Audible apps, giving users an easy way of playing their audiobooks on Sonos hardware.
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He says Audible was named after a football tactic where the quarterback calls a different play by giving audible commands right before the ball is snapped.
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Audible Channels, meanwhile, is a newer service Amazon-owned Audible launched in July, which aims to tap into consumers' growing interest in podcasts and other audio programming.
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Namely, instead of having to buy each audiobook separately, you can subscribe to Audible and get 12 audiobook credits and access to two Audible originals each month.
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The number one app I use on my phone is Audible, but Apple's draconian app policies mean I can't actually purchase new books from within the Audible app.
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The addition of Prime Reading is similar to the service's Audible Channels perk — a free version of its full-fat Audible membership, offering a limited selection of audiobooks.
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Deal of the day: £59.993 Amazon credit and two audiobooks with free 30-day Audible trial (new Audible members) We have made it to Amazon Prime Day 2019.
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You can do that with Audible books as well, though Audible (which is owned by Amazon) is pretty aggressive at pushing customers to sign up for a full subscription.
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Over the past few years, Amazon -owned Audible has been expanded beyond audiobooks to include more original content, like the short-form audio programming offered through Audible Channels, for example.
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Deal of the day: £10 Amazon credit and two audiobooks with free 30-day Audible trial (new Audible members) Amazon Prime Day 2019 is here, with deals on absolutely everything.
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It's typically $14.95/month,Audible members get one credit every month that's good for any title, regardless of price, and two Audible originals that you can pick from six options.
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In addition, last year Audible and Hello Sunshine collaborated to launch a showcase of Audible audio books, selected by Reese's Book Club, which similarly focuses on strong, but complex, female characters.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Calling an audible Amazon is backing a horse named Audible in this weekend's Kentucky Derby, all as a sly way to promote its audiobook app of the same name.
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Audible Membership (3 months), available through Amazon, $45If they love to read, or you're trying to get them to love to read, a gift subscription to Audible is a great idea.
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Audible — £3.99 per month (list price £7.99 per month)
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Deal of the day: £2229.99 Amazon credit and two audiobooks with free 22199.99-day Audible trial (new Audible members) When it comes to deals, Amazon Prime Day 2299.99 is tough to beat.
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Here's what you get: Two audiobooks of your choice (just two regular book credits) One special Halloween audiobook classic (and it's actually scary) Two Audible Original Content selections (from six preselected titles chosen by Amazon for October) One month of Audible Gold That's a discounted month of Gold, three audio books, and two Audible Originals for free.
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Check out the products mentioned in this article:iPhone 11 (From $699.99 at Best Buy)Audible 12-month gift membership (From $150 at Best Buy)How to cancel your Audible subscription on an iPhone1.
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Audible also refused to comment about whether it would work with publishers on establishing some form of licensing that would allow the Audible Captions feature to exist while also fairly compensating rights holders.
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Even at 100 percent volume, there was no audible distortion.
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Matthew Herbert has been fascinated by making food production audible.
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Finally, there's the addition of Bluetooth and the Audible library.
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Audible is better on a smartphone or Amazon Echo speaker.
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" Audible to the audience, Furness said, "[I have] no makeup.
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Save $14.95 and start your Amazon Audible free trial here.
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I have both physical and Audible copies of each book.
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Audible did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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She tried to talk him down between his audible sobs.
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There were audible cries -- and some sobs -- throughout the room.
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It's about the audible difference between analog and digital sound.
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After four seconds, the driver will hear an audible alert.
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She was met with audible heckling by the German audience.
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Audible also offers free audio books and a free trial.
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The resulting explosion was audible from the nearby fire station.
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The red parts of the charts indicate more audible activity.
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Half price Audible membership for 12 months, for Prime members.
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I can also assign different audible notifications to each inbox.
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You'll have to listen to the short Audible clip below.
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Instead, Apple has made a keyboard for making audible typos.
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Audible is expanding outside of audiobooks in a big way.
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Audiobooks are dominated by Audible, which is owned by Amazon.
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There were audible groans from multiple corners of the theater.
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You can read your books or listen to Audible versions.
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The murmur of their voices was the only audible sound.
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In its latest foray into the theater world, Audible Inc.
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If that is ignored, it then gives an audible reminder.
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"Yeah: I'm a white lady," she said, an audible shrug.
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Glenn turned to me, speaking in a barely audible rasp.
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"I don't need any fireworks," he said to audible chuckles.
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Instead, they rely on these fish's unusual audible mating calls.
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Ms. Noxon discovered the "Dietland" novel while scrolling through Audible.
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I'd be inside with my Audible books and very happy.
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For starters, he called an audible on his eyewear intentions.
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Audible, which was founded in 1995, is owned by Amazon.
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Audible, the major audiobook app, offers the option as well.
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Amazon and Audible did not respond to requests to comment.
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Taken together, the six pieces emit an almost audible hum.
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Even outside the quiet car, there were few audible conversations.
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An article and a picture caption last Sunday about Audible.
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Stories from Audible will be added at a later date.
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No audible dying off of this neuron or the next.
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Amazon's Audible expands its original programming with new comedy series
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Google won't offer a subscription pricing plan like Audible does.
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It is barely audible under a thumping Stevie Nicks song.
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I wonder, how the past becomes audible in this space?
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There is an Audible version, I did not read it.
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Audible If your boyfriend loves to read but doesn't have the time, then a subscription to Audible is the best way for him to listen to as many audiobooks as his little heart desires.
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Audible Channels also organizes some of its content into 20 Audible Playlists, like the "essential stories of the day," meditation, as well as commute-sized comedy, and compilations on science, history, technology and more.
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Last year, Audible announced plans to partner with Reese Witherspoon's media empire, Hello Sunshine, on original content in addition to the Reese Book Club on Audible, but those originals haven't yet arrived, it seems.
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"Audible membership growth is consistent at 40 percent year on year, as more consumers realize how well audiobooks can fit into their busy lives," Tracey Markham, country manager for Audible, told CNBC via email.
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Get Audible for four months, $7.95/month (originally $14.95/month) [$28 off]Get your first four months of audible for 46% less from until February 18, 2020, and listen to thousands of titles here.
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From November 25-27, new Audible members will receive an additional $15 Amazon credit and get their first three months of an Audible membership at $6.95 a month instead of the usual $15 monthly price.
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Once you have downloaded books from an Audible account linked to your Amazon account and you have the Alexa app set up on your phone, enjoying an Audible book on Alexa couldn't be much easier.
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KidPass opted for a credit-based system like Audible or ClassPass.
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Audible sees it as a natural extension of its existing brand.
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There's an audible sound as the blade passes through the skin.
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In the other, a child's voice was audible in the background.
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Their hit rate is not 219 percent, but Zappos, IMDb, Audible.
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" AUDIBLE: STAR-LORD IS NOT WRONG "And grace is a gift.
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These new warnings will be "enhanced" with the louder audible alerts.
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And also it has now taken off and partnered with Audible?
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The official Audible skill is here on the Alexa Skills store.
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You can now also use the Beam to play Audible audiobooks.
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She opened the door, came in, and made an audible noise.
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But the twist is that her music was never actually audible.
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He called an audible and threw Tribal Council into an uproar.
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The sighs of relief in Paris and Brussels were almost audible.
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With Audible it's easy to tune into audiobooks wherever you are.
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Audible Channels, for example, are available to Prime members for free.
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In addition, Audible content now ties into Amazon's Alexa business, too.
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Amazon owns Audible, but it's never been part of the Kindle.
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Now you can browse and buy Audible Books on the device.
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"It's really an audible, it could be any time," he said.
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Sometimes it's more in the forefront, other times its barely audible.
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Cramer replied, "I have," and many relatives responded with audible gasps.
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Newark is home to Audible, the audiobooks platform owned by Amazon.
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The launch of Channels could make Audible more appealing all around.
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Samos found that audible pitches could be expressed as numerical ratios.
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Build your own library with Audible in the Black Friday Sale.
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There are moments when it's nearly impossible to restrict audible gasps.
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Audible integration is cool, if probably not that useful to everyone.
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Audible acquired rights to the audiobook, which Mr. Hart will narrate.
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I heard an audible shrug before I hung up on him.
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In fact, noise seemed louder in there with an audible echo.
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For the visually impaired, it's very important to have audible announcements.
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" With a barely audible sigh, Jayapal said quietly: "Mostly, it's hard.
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Audible will, of course, be recording the program for its audiobook.
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Stage productions are just one element of the Audible theater strategy.
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The OverDrive app provides library access to audiobooks, as does Audible.
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Large walnuts pelted the ground all around me with audible thuds.
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They were caught on camera and preserved forevermore: visible, audible, irrefutable.
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The system can even provide audible text corrections when you type.
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The Paperwhite pairs via Bluetooth to give you access to Audible.
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Meet Audible, the New Yorker to watch in the Kentucky Derby.
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Only some of the projections have sound, not always fully audible.
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"I see a policeman," she says in a barely audible voice.
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I actually sold it to Audible while I was in Europe.
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Gomez gave an audible gasp when Cuban came onto the screen.
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The comment was met by an audible reaction from the crowd.
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There were audible gasps in the room as he did so.
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Audible also plans to release an audiobook version of the title.
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Sometimes it takes the audible, metaphoric form of a hammered drum.
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The fire alarm was audible on TV at 10:09 a.m.
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The publishers and booksellers said more than 90 percent of all downloads of audio books in Germany were made via the Audible or Amazon sites, or via the iTunes store, which was exclusively supplied by Audible.
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"Dogs are social animals, so they need to engage with someone, and the purpose of Audible for Dogs is to make dogs feel there is someone with them," Millan said in the Audible for Dogs announcement.
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And Audible has doubled down on these customers' desire to do away with the pretense that they're actually interested in reading by debuting "Take Me To The Good Part" in over 100 Audible Romance package titles.
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"Audible membership growth is consistent at 40 per cent year on year, as more consumers realise how well audiobooks can fit into their busy lives," explained Tracey Markham, country manager for Audible, to CNBC via email.
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Audible Revolution | February 2004 | Ben Hammersley wrote about the rise of this new "online radio" format back in 2004 for The Guardian, featuring early efforts by then-startup Audible to focus on it instead of audiobooks.
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LG: Yeah, and originally last week we had planned to talk about drones but we called an audible — Kara, you totally know what that is — we called an audible and we changed topics to talk about Samsung.
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Amazon-owned Audible, unsurprisingly, is driving a large chunk of that growth.
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Only when it made an audible "click" did the information come through.
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Also not that like Audible, ComiXology has been swallowed up by Amazon.
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When a small aircraft flies over our house, it is very audible.
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Both feature Bluetooth for connecting wireless headphones to listen to Audible audiobooks.
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That one drew an audible "wow" from the judge hearing the case.
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And Audible may not have the right to provide that text, anyhow.
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Good Magic came in second, and Audible pulled in a close third.
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Audible and Scribner will also be recording audio versions of the report.
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The thud of their hooves on the ground still just about audible.
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That sounds like Audible has bookmarked the sex scenes in its audiobooks.
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Yes, this includes any of the special picks on Audible for Dogs.
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At launch, Channels was made available to current Audible subscribers for free.
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The boom of artillery rounds was audible as advancing Turkish tanks fired.
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"Music, like octaves and half-notes, is ratios made audible," says Pesic.
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Audible plans to more than double that by year-end, it says.
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The actual shooting is not caught on video, but gunfire is audible.
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One audio book company, Audible, told CNBC it was experiencing significant growth.
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One example is John Scalzi's The Dispatcher, which arrives today from Audible.
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The whispering cacophony of its ambient soundtrack is audible at some distance.
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Then I gotta sit down and audible to a full-on shit.
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I was going to say Audible but I knew that wasn't right.
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The remarks prompted some applause from Republicans, and audible groans from Democrats.
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There was some audible fiddling with the balance of the amplified sound.
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That's when Audible -- the company -- decided to give the horse full sponsorship.
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Roughly two out of five Audible customers listen to podcasts, he said.
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It's also packed with high-end features like Audible Whispersync and waterproofing.
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Life shapes art that shapes life, in rhymes audible only with time.
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You can even pick up subscription services like Audible at reduced rates.
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Audible is headquartered in Newark, New Jersey, where it moved in 2007.
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I didn't notice any audible indication that she heard the wake word.
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Trump's reference to chain migration earned him audible displeasure from some Democrats.
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Oh, I should mention I pay monthly for Audible credits, as well.
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I do listen to Audible quite a bit — one of our sponsors.
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I tried to yell but my voice was a barely audible rasp.
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But there was also an audible stampede away from the presumptive nominee.
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In another cellphone video, several dozen gunshots were audible not far away.
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The prioritizing of sound for Audible leaves the stage version visually wan.
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Videotape of the scolding, though not audible, was broadcast around the world.
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"Audible is not going to get your dog tired," Mr. Millan said.
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"Move them to hotels or something," she said, her voice barely audible.
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The loud bass of wedding dance music was audible down the hall.
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The device also pairs with Bluetooth speakers and headphones for Audible listening.
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Audible gasps and muffled applause could be heard on the Senate floor.
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Reportedly there was an audible gasp from the audience after it happened.
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There are plenty of services — including Scribd, Audible, Kobo, Downpour and Libro.
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Audible has long been considered one of the best services for audiobooks.
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Subscribe to a year of Audible, $99.50 (originally $149.50) [You save $50]
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Some of her comments drew audible snickers from members of the audience.
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So for Audible, the incentive isn't really about money; it's about Newark.
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REAL ESTATE An article and a picture caption last Sunday about Audible.
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When necessary, the system provides visual and audible alerts to the driver.
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"Yo, Johno," came the yells, barely audible over the D.J.'s music.
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Republicans let out audible jeers as Democratic leaders offered their final remarks.
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This Pandora's box closes at last, firmly and with an audible click.
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The rush of the Potomac River was barely audible in the distance.
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The images are accompanied by a soundscape of background radiation turned audible.
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Apple figured out how to make the AirPods produce an audible chirp.
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Its blaring volume is audible from several doors down his apartment hallway.
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They'd sold Audible the audio rights for their collaboration, Cocky Fiancé, and everything was going well until Audible emailed Smith and Jane to say that it had received a notice that they were infringing on someone else's trademark.
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The speed of infrasound The fact that the mystery weapon was inaudible means it was either low frequency sound -- below audible range, also known as infrasound -- or it was high frequency, above audible range, and known as ultrasound.
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"Audible has been proud to connect its millions of listeners with a wide spectrum of important voices and powerful stories," said Rachel Ghiazza, senior vice president of content acquisition and development at Audible, in a statement to CNBC.
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Lewis joins Tom Rachman (whose short story collection Basket of Deplorables was written for Audible before being published in print last summer), Robert Caro (whose bite-sized On Power was produced by Audible last year), Margaret Atwood (who created a special edition of A Handmaid's Tale exclusively for the company), David Spade (whose forthcoming memoir will be released as an Audible Original next month), and Scalzi.
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Amazon's Audible was sued by some of the top U.S. publishers for copyright infringement on Friday, aiming to block a planned rollout of a feature called 'Audible Captions' that shows the text on screen as a book is narrated.
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Earlier this week, Audible revealed that it was working on a new feature for its audiobook app: Audible Captions, which will use machine learning to transcribe an audio recording for listeners, allowing them to read along with the narrator.
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A year ago, Amazon -owned Audible announced a deal with Reese Witherspoon's Hello Sunshine to develop exclusive audio productions for Audible Originals — the company's entertainment offering that features audio content that's longer than podcasts, but shorter than audio books.
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Audible has also begun producing its own, original content, such as James Patrick Kelley's Mother Go or John Scalzi's The Dispatcher, which means that Audible members will soon be able to access all of their purchases on one device.
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Sonos is also expanding this integration to Pandora, Tidal, iHeart Radio, and Audible.
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Free Audiobooks For audiobook fans, Audible and iTunes have become vast treasure troves.
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Plus, you can hear Audible and other media forms with the Echo Dot.
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Their sudden appearance two hours into the party elicited audible shrieks of glee.
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Here are some Neil Gaiman audiobooks on Audible read by the author himself.
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You can even pair the Kindle with Audible to listen to audio books.
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Audible, a Newark-based company owned by Amazon, already participates in the program.
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At the same time, I wrote an audio novella for Audible, The Dispatcher.
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You can pre-order it on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, IndieBound, and Amazon's Audible.
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Membership has grown by over 40 percent from the previous year, Audible states.
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It was so welcome that there was an audible squeal in the audience.
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Two years ago, Audible adapted the series as a 13-hour audio drama.
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Later, when the tourists had gone, Mwenda let out a barely audible sigh.
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Being an Audible junkie makes the Echo an easy fit into my life.
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The BBC, for one, is confident that some of its broadcasts are audible.
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It'll also add support for over 1,000 Audible titles and Spanish language content.
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They stared and leered; one grabbed his crotch; their calls were almost audible.
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In the Country We Love is out on shelves and Audible May 3.
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Audible is getting into the fitness business with a little help from Aaptiv.
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In the next two weeks, Audible says it will have 8 courses available.
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Barely audible is the tinking of a ping-pong ball on a table.
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All too frequently they sang under the accompaniment, insufficiently audible to be understood.
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Bob Honey Who Just Do Stuff is available on Audible beginning Oct. 18.
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Another petrified caller was barely audible as an operator tried to comfort her.
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But for moments when an audible sneeze might meant serious embarrassment, don't panic.
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The other big change is the integration of the Audible Audio Book service.
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It also stated that Audible would be coming to Voyager and Paperwhite Kindles.
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Watch the video above and listen to Bob Honey for free on Audible.
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The Dispatcher is the result of a long partnership between Scalzi and Audible.
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Nevertheless, Maatta was barely audible when speaking to reporters after the crushing defeat.
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While the bedroom was private and removed, there was audible noise from outside.
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Actually, it was more than one audible obscenity, but we — like Kyrgios — digress.
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It dropped me right on the page where I left off in Audible.
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Pros: Audible overweight alert, pound/kilogram conversionCons: Smaller weight capacity, a bit pricey
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He stopped the dial at 88.7, which was emitting a barely audible hum.
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They may have lovely homes, affordable cars, adorable kids, even subscriptions to Audible.
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Presenters earn points for audience tweets and audible response, like claps and cheers.
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It also brings Audible playback directly to the device courtesy of Bluetooth audio.
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There are screams and the cry of a baby audible in the footage.
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You can "pick up" a copy from Audible by clicking on this link.
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In fact, I don't hear anything until it is audible outside my head.
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Amazon and its subsidiary Audible control more than half of U.S. audiobook sales.
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Audible audiobooks and Spotify playlists have gotten me through many a road trip.
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Ms. Fuchs, still standing, shuffled her feet with enthusiasm (and more audible sobs).
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Audible, the leading provider of audiobooks, is going visual, for 10 weeks anyway.
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Audible has also commissioned 15 early career playwrights to create new audio dramas.
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The weight of the album is visceral, its misery and hopelessness made audible.
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There was an audible white-noise hum that got worse during rush hour.
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You can play any Audible book using Alexa on your Amazon Echo speaker.
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In the end, they chose to point Audible toward the lucrative summer races.
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It is known that some sounds are audible only to people under 25.
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Inside the subway cars, delays are greeted with rolled eyes and audible groans.
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Even without having his voice fully audible in my head, I knew this.
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Worries that 2020 could provide a rerun of that theme are becoming audible.
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A table of Orthodox men, hands over hearts, sang loudly—an audible minority.
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All great poets are untranslatable, their music audible only in their native tongue.
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Audible is the perfect partner for your commute, your workout, and your bedtime.
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Audible — £3.99 per month for first three months (list price £7.99) See Details
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And soon its decibels ratcheted up and the movement of furniture became audible.
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It's not a streaming or rental service, with Audible you own your books.
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It's a very interesting move from Audible and Amazon, especially since the pricing model also mimics Prime; existing Audible subscribers also get access to Channels for free, and have been during the multi-month beta period it has already been undergoing.
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The audiobook subscription service Audible figured that out ahead of the launch of their new Audible Romance service, and they're using data mining and machine learning to figure out exactly what individual customers want, and to get them to it faster.
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The feature is part of a new package of books under the Audible Romance brand, which is being sold as an add-on to an Audible membership for $6.95 per month, or as a standalone service for $14.95 per month.
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Audible isn't exactly a giant-killer yet, but it is putting out an intriguing mix of content, one that—if you squint a bit—resembles the work being done by the publishing houses Audible simultaneously is partnering with and competing against.
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The crowd had doubled by this time, their angry chants audible inside the station.
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Parents can also add any Audible title from their own library to their child's.
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Shaffer's story is available now in print on Amazon and for listening on Audible.
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You still need to own the Audible and eBook formats for this to work.
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The Echo has access to Prime Music, Spotify (premium), Pandora, TuneIn, iHeartRadio and Audible.
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But depending what he hears from the president, he too could call an audible.
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"But depending what he hears from the president, he too could call an audible."
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Play Audiobook One of Amazon's most infectious subsidiaries is Audible, its audiobook distribution network.
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Behind him were other contenders like Mendelssohn, Magnum Moon, and Bolt d'Oro and Audible.
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The pros soldiered on, with only Gaga's singing audible for the first few minutes.
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No wonder there was an audible gasp in the audience when he announced it.
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He'll be able to access millions of titles and listen to books with Audible.
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The difference in the shots was audible: boom boom boom versus ping ping ping.
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Unfortunately, buying comics (in your web browser, just like Audible) is an expensive habit.
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I did notice audible noise from the hallway, which was loud throughout the night.
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Publishers either had to go through Audible, or miss out on a major storefront.
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Elizabeth II: Life of a Monarch is available exclusively on Audible on April 12.
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It's totally possible they saw where the votes were going and called an audible.
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Then three audible alerts were activated before the end of the recording, he said.
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I heard audible gasps when the unfortunate Frank Poole (Gary Lockwood) met his fate.
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A system called "Audible Magic" detects video and audio within live and uploaded videos.
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If you listen to audiobooks, chances are that you've probably purchased it from Audible.
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Audible just announced that Quidditch Through The Ages is getting the audio book treatment.
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But Wired's David Pierce suggests that integration with Alexa and Audible could be fantastic.
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Think of Scribd as Kindle Unlimited, Audible, and Texture all in one convenient app.
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Amazon is already offering a 66% discount off the cost of audiobook service Audible.
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These are all features that are already staples in Audible, the leading audiobooks app.
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The one-two punch of Amazon/Audible has a virtual lock on the market.
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Get a trial of Audible and dive into the world of audiobooks, for free.
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A TV was audible from the front door, but no one answered the buzzer.
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Offenses ranged from racket abuse to audible obscenity to coaching infractions and unsportsmanlike conduct.
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Peyton Manning surveyed the landscape of his brilliant career and called one last audible.
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But you'll want more storage if you're planning to use the Audible audiobook feature.
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Instead, a deep rhythm of inhalation and exhalation was audible, an almost sexual breathing.
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The Dispatcher is now available on Audible for free for the month of October.
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The first time I successfully made the jump, I let out an audible scream.
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Because, as I say, the act of using the keyboard results in audible clackclackery.
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Trump's recent alliance with the Christian right only makes the historical echoes more audible.
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The sound is audible through headphones, which means viewers can listen or just watch.
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Amazon owns Twitch, and Audible, and IMDB, and Whole Foods (among many other things).
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I would absolutely recommend getting three months of Audible and e-books for free.
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A guitar, however, is audible on weekend mornings, but they can live with it.
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You should receive an email telling you that your Audible subscription has been cancelled.
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Shelling audible in central Tripoli was less intense on Wednesday than on previous days.
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The internet giant's audiobook company, Audible, is sponsoring a horse in Saturday's Kentucky Derby.
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Internally, it's been dubbed "Project Neigh," and Audible is having a blast with it.
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Fields looked straight ahead and gave no audible reaction as the verdict was read.
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You can use it to start audible books, for example, but not Spotify playlists.
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I also listen to the Times Digest on Audible while I'm on the subway.
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Everything's lit by lamps so freakout-inducingly bright that they emit an audible hum.
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But the audible attentiveness with which she coaxes people from tiny rural Firebaugh, Calif.
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"We let him 'Omaha,'" Gentry said, referring to QB Peyton Manning's famous audible call.
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All of those productions will be recorded and released as audio plays through Audible.
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His first impressions with people across the organization have been indelible and largely audible.
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You can even pair the device via Bluetooth to listen to audiobooks from Audible.
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I listened to a relationship podcast on Audible because there was no Wi-Fi.
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Classical music engineers need these passages to be both preciously soft and clearly audible.
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There was an audible gasp from a woman near the front of the crowd.
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I WILL TELL YOU THE PRESIDENT CALLED AN AUDIBLE, HE MADE THAT DECISION HIMSELF.
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But Johnson gave an audible sigh when asked about the latest round of levies.
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A third bill was passed on voice vote, though there were audible no votes.
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When she agreed, Jean and Guyger embraced, with audible sobs heard as they hugged.
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They're comfortable, but sensitive sleepers beware: noise from overhead and outside was quite audible.
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"I covered my ears, but the sound of impact was still audible," he said.
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And just before her voiceover begins in the first episode, there's an audible click.
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When the sound system is turned on, nothing outside the club's walls is audible.
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Comedians Nick Offerman, Will Arnett, Eugene Mirman and more will be starring in new comedy audioshows for Audible Channels, which is free with an Audible membership and to Amazon Prime members, and also available to purchase as a standalone for $4.95 a month.
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" Another family of tourists came up and asked not-quite-audible questions about what the protest was about (audible answer: "because he's an asshole"), and one clad in a black Houston Rockets hat followed it up with "Why is he a liar?
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Facebook will also feature Upstanders in its new Watch video platform, making Starbucks the first non-media company to deliver content in this way, and Audible will turn it into an audiobook, narrated by Creed actor Michael B. Jordan, free for Audible subscribers.
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"The clothes still smell like them," she says, her words barely audible through heavy sobs.
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TED is working with Audible to produce audio content in which presenters are completely anonymous.
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Video footage showed small fires and billowing smoke clouds, and protestors fleeing from audible gunshots.
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Civilians in western Mosul said clashes were audible from the opposite bank of the river.
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There had to be an audible way for Alexa to let you know it's listening.
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You can even set up custom vibration patterns if you prefer them to audible sounds.
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The Oasis can also switch seamlessly to Amazon Audible — yearly subscriptions are currently $30 off.
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But one ghost in the machine has become chillingly audible: Alexa is laughing at you.
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Audible sells digital audiobooks, radio and TV programs, and audio versions of magazines and newspapers.
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The following evening, an audible burst of applause emerges from the hair and makeup room.
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It's $130 yet doesn't have a clock, a radio, or an audible wake-up buzzer.
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At Waypoint Radio's live panel, there was an audible "Oooooh" when I passed this on.
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To my surprise I let out an audible "whoa!" when I looked in the mirror.
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Update January 19th, 11:15AM ET: This story has been updated with comment from Audible.
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Sign up for an Audible Free trial and get two free HP books See Details
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Then I listen to the Audible versions of each book throughout the week at home.
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Trump chuckled and smiled at the child's response, which is not audible in the video.
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The picture, which you can see for yourself below, is worth a million audible gasps.
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There's a script, but at times you need to play quarterback and call an audible.
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In the seat beside me, just audible over the roar of the engine, Nathaniel moaned.
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The most audible voice may well come from the far left, under Jean-Luc Mélenchon.
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The content can also be purchased a la carte, if you're not an Audible subscriber.
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And its larger originals catalog – which includes Audible Channels – has now expanded to 77 titles.
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Sonos says that the ability to control Audible with Alexa voice commands is coming soon.
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At least one bird creates a specific, audible warning with the flapping of its wings.
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The package includes access to thousands of romance audiobooks, including best sellers and Audible Originals.
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But as the historic cathedral continued to burn, crowds let out audible gasps and groans.
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People reacted with audible gasps, but "most of them were just shocked silently," he said.
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Rosen is the man behind the camera, occasionally audible or visible in little unpolished touches.
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No spoilers, but this Audible-exclusive special edition answers questions that the original did not.
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Long table, phone in the middle, off the hook, dial tone audible, chairs scattered around.
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That lab tour was delayed, however, because Panay called that audible in the conference room.
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Audible have discounted their membership plan for the first 3 months from £7.99 to £3.99.
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Even the cubbyholes where food is served have no way to opt for audible cues.
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They're both waterproof (IPX8), support Audible via Bluetooth, and come in 8GB and 32GB versions.
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Audible costs £7.99 a month after your 30 days, but you can cancel at anytime.
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But the buzz leading up to the premiere of Rachel Lindsay's season is hardly audible.
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"She did a test run first," adds Kyle, which evokes audible gasps from the group.
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"Enough is enough," Gillibrand said later at a press conference, exasperation audible in her voice.
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In social media and on the streets, the angry are more audible than the nuanced.
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Australian indie authors T.L. Smith and Melissa Jane first heard about Faleena Hopkins through Audible.
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Everything just worked, including navigation, Siri, and third-party apps like Pandora, Audible, and Spotify.
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New York City is not far from Newark, where Amazon's audiobook subsidiary Audible is based.
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The music pros soldiered on, with only Gaga's singing audible for the first few minutes.
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The larger demand for audio storytelling (Audible also produces podcasts) has also played a role.
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These audible alerts may be useful during the day, but they're not welcome at night.
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And similar to Amazon's Audible, Walmart will also now offer a monthly audiobook subscription service.
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His voice monotone and barely audible, he told Vargas he had had thoughts of suicide.
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The sighing is almost audible, so please say something nice to him in the comments.
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Safe to say that I'm now considering buying an Audible subscription just for this feature.
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Read more: Tom Brady trolls the Bills by using 'Rex Ryan' as an audible call
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Next came an ominous and murmuring roar: the audible lingering aftermath of the nuclear explosion.
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You probably don't need this one unless you are dying for that seamless Audible integration.
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The primaries have demonstrated the importance of the primary process in making unheard voices audible.
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My signature is, which is well known, is delivering lyrics that are more clearly audible.
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The expansion comes because local storage for Audible files changes the math on capacity considerably.
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When Natan returned to preschool in September, his voice was barely audible to his teachers.
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Seven permanent emergency sirens were intended to issue audible alerts of dam breaks and mudslides.
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We called an audible and decided to conduct a poll in New York's 27th District.
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Lawmakers also asked for executive communications related to Amazon's acquisitions, including Ring, PillPack and Audible.
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"I was…annoyed doesn't begin to describe it," he told me, his disappointment still audible.
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"You're gonna hate me …" he mutters sheepishly, his voice barely audible over the clanging silverware.
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Scroll down to the "AUDIBLE LIBRARY" section and tap the book you want to hear.
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It is to be released this month as an audiobook by Audible, his wife said.
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Stephen Marche is a novelist and the host of a parenting podcast available on Audible.
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It also comes with Bluetooth for Audible books and has content in Spanish as well.
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As Audible records the performances, Ms. Smith will debut new poetry, interleaved with familiar songs.
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I download Abandon by Blake Crouch for our drive using an Audible credit (in monthly).
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There were audible gasps from the crowd when they were told about his passing. pic.twitter.
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News of Bryant&aposs death prompted audible gasps from rally attendees, according to local reports.
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It's both visible and audible at this stage as they still work out finishing touches.
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When I saw Just Mercy at TIFF, there were audible sobs rumbling through the theater.
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You'll also receive two Audible Originals per month so that your reading list stays ~fresh~.
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Other sounds like office chatter, doors closing, and footsteps are muffled, but they're still audible.
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By 290 mph, I can feel the slipstream pushing me down, with no audible turbulence.
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Six seconds into the video, the drill stops running, and the battery's fans are audible.
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Stepping off the transport ship, Wednesday, there was an audible gasp from the tour group.
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For much of the speech, audible yelling could be heard from protesters inside the event.
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Also same: IPX8 waterproofing, built-in Bluetooth for Audible audiobooks, and 6-week battery life.
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Transform the moments when your hands are busy but your mind is free with Audible.
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When I splayed my fingers, they scattered apart with an audible "whoosh" in my ears.
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They bring their wings together over their backs so they meet with an audible snap.
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Those audible sounds disappeared quickly, yet some of the subwoofers could still be seen shaking.
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"But," he allowed with an audible tap of his cowboy boot, "these are interesting times."
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Office and apartment rents are substantially lower and Amazon already has a subsidiary there, Audible.
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The station's signal, audible since November in an area measurable in square blocks, had flatlined.
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Everything just worked, including navigation, Siri and third-party apps like Pandora, Audible and Spotify.
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Flown from remote locations, often equipped with missiles, drones are a visible and audible surveillance.
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Even when the sound was completely audible, the agents couldn't gauge what was making it.
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Charts comes out once a week, tracking the books that have sold the most copies in any format (on Amazon, and in its Kindle store, Audible store, and brick-and-mortar storefronts), and the most read or listened-to books on Kindle and Audible.
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Retailers like Audible have been developing their own original content to take advantage of the trend.
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Parents can also add additional audiobooks through Audible to their kids' device through the Parent Dashboard.
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There were audible sniffles, and a few actual sobs (one of which definitely came from me).
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I've hit my 400 dollar budget, so I called an audible and put another 100 in.
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You just need to have ebooks in your Kindle library or audiobooks in your Audible library.
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So he started spreading the rumor that Trump's audible sniffling was the result of cocaine use.
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There is medium resistance, precise actuation, and an audible click sound when you tap the keys.
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The Vermont-based company has partnered with Audible to produce an audiobook version of its stories.
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Instead, Audible has produced a full-fledged Choose Your One Adventure audiobook, with a proper narrator.
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Police body camera footage pinpoints the last audible shot from the gunman at 103:15 p.m.
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She arranged her own audiobook deal with Audible, forgoing an advance in exchange for higher royalties.
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Sources said that there were audible sighs and gasps from lawmakers as Taylor delivered his statement.
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Amazon-owned Audible now offers a unique form of access to Alexa: voice-controlled customer support.
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Her answer — 16 at the time — was in a barely audible voice, because she was nervous.
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This model also supports Bluetooth, so you can connect headphones and listen to audiobooks via Audible.
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The retailer is also discounting services like Amazon Music, Prime Video, Kindle Unlimited, Audible and more.
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It does, however, have an audible hiss that's really hard to ignore once you hear it.
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Access to the programs is available through the Audible application for iOS, Android, and Windows 10.
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I like reverbs that give some separate visualization of both the audio input and audible space.
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That's great for freeing up the actors, but it makes people less audible and less intelligible.
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If you have an Audible account, meanwhile, download the app and listen to your favorite books.
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Basically, that means that the audible version has been beefed up to a higher sound frequency.
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Like other highly directional speakers, what's being generated isn't audible sound waves but rather ultrasonic waves.
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And PEOPLE has an exclusive first listen to Sidibe's Audible audiobook, narrated by the Oscar nominee.
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Update: An earlier version of this article said an Audible Company, Rooftop Comedy, was a Laugh.
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And like Audible, the company's also tossing in a free trial month to get people started.
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When they finally make their grand reveal, everything falls into place with an almost audible click.
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Audible does work well, giving you a free audio book credit each month, and discounted prices.
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But she kept on talking for another five minutes, even though her words were barely audible.
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Disney and Nickelodeon provide games and skills, and Audible makes more than 300 audio books available.
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Bloomberg reported audible applause came from the press secretary's office, where staff was meeting with Scaramucci.
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Eligible Prime customers can enjoy Audible membership for £3.99/month for 12 months (normally £23/month).
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You'll know the book has an Audible version by the headphone icon on the cover image.
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Mids and upper mids are plenty audible, and the various artists I listened to sounded fine.
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Sign up to a trial of Audible and collect your free £10, before time runs out.
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Anderson stuck to 'Shogun' in the dying round to the audible disappointment of his hometown crowd.
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The device was so sophisticated, it was outside the range of audible sound, the official said.
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And yes, the crying from young supporters meeting her is audible in this video: http://bit.
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When Trump introduced Corker at the rally, he was met with audible boos from the audience.
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The warnings begin with a visual notice on the dashboard and then escalate to audible warnings.
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POTUS and Sanders talked, laughed as they walked along colonnade - sadly none of it audible pic.twitter.
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"Constant clicking noise is audible whenever the phone is next to my ear," one user reported.
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Amazon's Audible is a subscription service that gives you access to a large catalog of audiobooks.
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Audible donated $15,000 to the nonprofit organization Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance in return for some promotional rights.
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You can also pair the e-reader with Bluetooth headphones to listen to audiobooks with Audible.
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This billion-year-old sound that has traveled across space and time is audible to humans.
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I should note that Kindles are mostly a portal to Amazon e-books and Audible audiobooks.
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You'll also be able to use Alexa to stream audio from Amazon Music, Audible, and iHeartRadio.
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A slowly reverberating guitar is audible, as well as what sounds like bandmember Oliver Sim's voice.
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It's uncanny, how the visual and audible combine to take us on a simple, sweet journey.
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A little wind across the camera's microphone, the audible rise and fall of a person breathing.
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In 2018, Saetia's influence remains visible and audible, and there's an entire subgenre to prove it.
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It revealed obscene words and gestures on both sides, but no racial slurs are clearly audible.
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The different musical projects always feel like soundtracks to to the non-audible ones, for me.
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As the sculptures operate, an audible clickity-clack might remind viewers of whirligigs or wooden toys.
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Most important, though, Mr. Malloy's score makes fractured thought audible (Or Matias is the musical director).
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Book publishers filed a lawsuit against Amazon-owned Audible over a new speech-to-text feature.
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They breathe the audible sigh of relief — and pride — at surviving another New York City winter.
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"God, what I would give for a steak," she said, her voice weak and barely audible.
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Tap on the Shopping Cart icon in the top-right corner to open the Audible store.
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The resolution passed by a narrow majority, but there was more audible grumbling than gloating afterward.
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Why did the conversation Mr. Barbaro had with a coal miner bring him to audible tears?
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You hear the performers before you see them, doing highly audible mic checks in the wings.
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There were audible gasps at the news of the crash, and a moment of silence followed.
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Audible Studios If any fictional character can be said to be immortal, it is Sherlock Holmes.
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My first realization that punctuation could be funny — and audible — came from Mr. Borge: ■ 16D: Clever.
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In the final stages, she thinned out textures so that the viola would always be audible.
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The ease of listening to a book on an iPhone, through the Audible app, changed that.
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It bought Audible, the audiobook producer and retailer, and Goodreads, the popular book review sharing site.
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Half an hour before the event, the chants and raucous anticipation were audible from blocks away.
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It takes five minutes to get yourself enough Audible content to keep you busy for weeks.
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They are near plenty of shopping and trains, yet endure few audible sirens or garbage trucks.
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When they were audible, the four Moogs sounded rather like calliopes on a merry-go-round.
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It is a whole other thing to do so under the shroud of Clinton's audible shadow.
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During Tuesday's jury selection proceedings, Jackson warned those in the courtroom against audible or visible reactions.
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It was a quiet passing for a musician who made an audible impact on American music.
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She also voiced the forthcoming "The Mystery of Alice" for Audible, a producer of digital audiobooks.
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Audible has also produced a five-part podcast series about the incident based off Thompson's reporting.
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The main requirement is that the lyrics have Joyce's unabridged words, and that they be audible.
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May's address drew cheers of support and banging of desks audible to reporters outside the room.
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Her comments during The Telegraph's "Women Mean Business " event in London drew audible gasps from the crowd.
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It supports Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, Audible, TuneIn, SiriusXM, and more (with Spotify support allegedly in the works).
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Simply ask "Alexa, read my audible book" and the Amazon Assistant will promptly fetch it for you.
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There's also the option to allow audible calls from particular groups of contacts in your address book.
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The line about creating VOICE in Trump's speech elicited some audible groans from Democrats in the chamber.
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What's more, the audible cacophony produced by the male corvina leads the fishers to their exact location.
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There is one final option: Google calls an audible and changes direction for the naming scheme entirely.
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The fans rarely kick on, and when they do, they are quiet enough to be barely audible.
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Around the barn, the word "Kanye" was audible in every other sentence, like a murmur of cicadas.
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Then, Mr. Penn got down on one knee from the stage, to audible gasps from the crowd.
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The new Audible Original programs will debut starting in late 2019 and early 2020, the company says.
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"There was an audible gasp in the courtroom when I was named as the defendant," said Swift.
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I chat with my friend about his upcoming interview on the drive instead of my usual Audible.
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New listeners can get a 30-day membership trial at Audible that comes with one free audiobook.
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Audible was careful not to call its new audio shows "podcasts" at the time of its launch.
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The audio quality is not quite good enough to be audible in a room full of people.
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Dirac claims that Dirac Bass will make frequencies as low as 30Hz audible from a phone's speakers.
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It's an audible eye roll rather than a furious takedown; confident and patronizing rather than genuinely angry.
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The store has more than 6 million titles and an Audible-like monthly subscription service for audiobooks.
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There are a couple of other features, like the option to play Audible Audiobooks through Bluetooth headphones.
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When Chris Redd walked out as Jussie the studio audience had an audible -- and not pleasant -- reaction.
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To use the option, Alexa device owners just have to say "Alexa, call Audible," to get started.
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And though some made audible chuckles at their desks throughout the day, the newsroom remained relatively silent.
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The in-court dustups Monday elicited audible gasps from the gallery, including from family members of victims.
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If you sign up for Audible now, you'll get a 30-day trial with two free audiobooks.
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Audible approached Scalzi, wanting to know if he'd be interested in a new short, audio-only project.
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Playing a set that lasted for hours, with no audible joins between tracks, took years of practice.
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To make the music audible to the human ear, the frequencies were been increased for this recording.
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So by request, the folks at Audible shared this exclusive excerpt from the beginning of Chapter 2.
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If it detects an impending collision, the system first warns drivers with both audible and visual warnings.
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Pirro's conversation with Gorka during the commercial break was audible on the YouTube broadcast of the show.
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Harrobin says when he called, the main owner of the farm didn't even know about Audible Books.
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A recent screening of "Me Before You" concluded with audible sniffles and even a sob or two.
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Another unexpectedly good addition is the Kindle's integration with Audible, one of the largest suppliers of audiobooks.
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The Audible experience, which Amazon owns, is also included for the first time in the Kindle Oasis.
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I started playing Eliza Maxwell's The Unremembered Girl through Audible and then switched to the print book.
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The newborn will end up in a Dumpster, its cries audible above the sound of passing cars.
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You can view the complete list and purchase in print, for Kindle or Audible, at amazon.com/bestbooks2019.
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In May, Amazon&aposs Audible subsidiary opened an office in a restored historic Newark, New Jersey church.
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During lulls in the action, the hum of the stadium's electrical infrastructure was audible along the concourse.
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With the update, Firefox will block any audible autoplay audio or video on a newly opened site.
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" The "r" in "scared" is barely audible, and the subsequent profanity is a fluid, tossed-off "muhfuckas.
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He sees me, flashes a winning smile, and says hello, to which I garble something vaguely audible.
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The crowded let up an audible "ooh" for every German score, then screamed for every Brazilian response.
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In this sense, The Butterfly Effect , the new audiobook just out from Audible Originals, is pure Ronson.
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The emotion was audible in the Broadway actor's tenor voice as he belted out the classic tune.
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Reese Witherspoon's media empire, Hello Sunshine, has teamed up with Audible to work on an audiobook project.
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This time, Trump received audible cheers and applause when he took his seats at Madison Square Garden.
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Keenum's intended target, Brian Quick, failed to get the quarterback's audible and cut off his route early.
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The funding round was led by Zeev Ventures, returning investors for HomeLight, and early investors in Audible.
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The sound barely audible, the project emits a gentle hum, mixing the narratives of the workers together.
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And while his audible revelation occurred in the 21974s, his true decade of expertise is the 260s.
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There's even an audible reminder to add in nuts and fruits if your recipe calls for it.
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On Tuesday, it also beat Mr. Comey's audiobook to be the No. 1 best-seller on Audible.
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The sharp intake of breath from observers of Russian politics was almost audible after the BBC's announcement.
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Perhaps, they speculated, a device that produced another sort of harmful energy also produced an audible sound.
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Her program note included an idea about taking internal physical processes and making them visible and audible.
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Essentially, it provides raw access to the files before they're converted from digital into audible analog format.
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You can buy Audible books using the Amazon app or website on your computer or mobile device.
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She records her initial impressions of the abandoned landscape, including a "low, powerful moaning" audible at dusk.
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That means Amazon Prime subscribers get both free music as well as exclusives audio shows from Audible.
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It will then send audible and visual alerts to the driver to warn them of the danger.
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THIS WILL GET PRETTY AWKWARD IF THE APP EVER BECOMES OBSOLETE: People can now get audible tattoos.
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The latter can cost about $15 a pop from Amazon's Audible unless you pay for a subscription.
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As the final "Oh, what a beautiful day!" died out, a chorus of meows was suddenly audible.
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TL;DR: All new Audible members will receive an extra audiobook with a 30-day free trial.
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"It's like the ultimate test of my own personal morality," he said between audible bouts of coughing.
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Across the 10-episode season, which debuted on Audible in May, she rejects her clients' first answers.
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That's where her latest project, an Audible Original audiobook called "Self-Tanner for the Soul," picks up.
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He has partnered with the largest employers in Newark, including Prudential, RWJBarnabas Health, United Airlines and Audible.
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Mr. Cullman said that the "chasm is not so wide" between theater and a platform like Audible.
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For the most part, the audience laughed, though there were plenty of audible groans and cringing faces.
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Laughter gives way to wonder as a cosmic coda makes audible Aristotle's ideal of self-sufficient contemplation.
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Listening in is to be at sound's most distant edge; there is nothing audible beyond this point.
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In a barely audible post game interview, Newton delivered short, blunt answers that echoed the team's sentiments.
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Honorable Treasure, second to the Grade 214 winner Audible in the $29,22020 Cherokee Run Stakes last Nov.
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"You okay?" she says, as I retake my seat with a painful wince, a clearly audible groan.
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Staffers turned their attention to Ryan, and the once-whispered mutterings between aides became more audible chatter.
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When I visited the gallery in the middle of the day, there was very little sound audible.
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When your trial is over, you can obviously be stealthy and cancel before you're charged, but we feel like you're not gonna want to: With an Audible membership, you'll get a credit to add one audiobook per month (plus two Audible Originals) to your library regardless of the price.
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In 2014 the FCC's Rural Call Completion Order took effect, prohibiting exactly this practice, which it called "false audible ringing": [O]ccurs when an originating or intermediate provider prematurely triggers audible ring tones to the caller before the call setup request has actually reached the terminating rural provider.
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Google launches the service with a handful of big discounts on titles such as "Why Not Me?" by Mindy Kaling ($5.99 on Google versus $21 on Audible without a subscription) or "Lincoln in the Bardo" by George Saunders ($8.99 on Google versus $24.50 on Audible without a subscription).
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The hands-free mode allows you to listen to audible directions while the phone remains in your pocket.
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Background noise does too, with the sound of boots on duckboards and snippets of soldiers' conversations suddenly audible.
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This time, Pence provides ideological variety and a visible and audible difference from the top of the ticket.
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" When he announced his retirement, the Times reported, his congregation responded with audible consternation and shouts of "no!
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In a barely audible voice, Stone said, "Yes, your honor," when Robinson reminded him of his release conditions.
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A slowed down version of The Doors' song "The End" by Yanni Papadopoulos is audible throughout the exhibit.
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If you have an Audible account, you can command Alexa to play an audiobook from beginning to end.
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The NFL should call an audible on the new rule against protests during playing of the national anthem.
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I've been listening to his audio books on Audible, he is so funny and he's playing my dad.
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It&aposs designed to serve as a visual and audible reminder of the heroism of those on board.
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Asked if he was worried about competition from Facebook on the call, Spiegel let out an audible laugh.
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Her doctor was also required to display the image, narrate the ultrasound, and make the fetal heartbeat audible.
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It also has Audible built in and pairs with Bluetooth headphones or speakers to listen to your stories.
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The company has acquired a string of online businesses from Audible to Zappos, and more recently Whole Foods.
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MØ fits into the whole thing nicely, all the audible pouting dragging something else from Bieber's lingering innocence.
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But the end result of Audible and Chooseco's partnership is probably one of the better efforts out there.
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There seemed to be some microphone issues while Rexha sang, and her "Wild Ones" rendition was barely audible.
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FreeTime also includes Audible books, so a kid who has carsickness can listen and look out the window.
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The service goes live today and Audible says it will run nonstop, every day, from here on out.
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Digital audiobook company Audible announced that it will create a $5 million fund to commission work from playwrights.
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Music you're playing is definitely audible to people nearby, but the volume is concentrated around the wearer's dome.
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I'm excited that Audible will bring the books to life in a new format for the next generation.
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There's support for Audible audiobooks over a connected pair of Bluetooth headphones or speakers, just like the Oasis.
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We've reached out to Amazon and Audible for comment and will update this post if we hear back.
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Lightening blazed through the sky, and the only audible rumble was the reverberation of thunder in the distance.
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Audible and Cesar Millan have teamed up to make a free guide to playing audiobooks for your dog.
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We've lined up the very best deals, including discounts from the likes of Audible, Amazon, Philips, and more.
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They know even more thanks to their ownership of Whole Foods, Ring, Eero, Twitch, Goodreads, IMDB and Audible.
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Without the instant gratification of audible approval, he was awkward, stilted, and unsure of exactly where to interject.
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Like Apple's iBooks and Audible (which is owned by Amazon), there is no subscription required to purchase audiobooks.
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Some felt vibrations or heard loud sounds mysteriously audible in only parts of rooms, and others heard nothing.
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The pastel-colored apartment blocks show marks of heavy fighting and the sound of gunfire was audible nearby.
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Reports that Trump is distancing himself from Bannon has prompted an almost audible cheer from the press corps.
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Existing science suggests that larger turbines and denser wind farms compound the problems of infrasound and audible sound.
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There is also a built-in speaker for taking phone calls, audible alerts, or text-to-speech dictation.
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The UK ambassador to Somalia, David Concar, tweeted that the blast was audible from inside the British Embassy.
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Audible is basically Amazon's audiobook service, with over 500,000 audiobooks and audio shows that users can listen to.
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"Look," Peck continued, "we're forced to push commencement services back two days," to audible groans from the class.
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Ryan reportedly drew audible gasps from the courtroom audience when he revealed that the third client was Hannity.
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" Or "The question carries an undertone of anxiety, audible though unvoiced, like the drone-strings of a robab.
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Competition between Audible and publishers has been a rare boon for authors, with audio advances on the rise.
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Drumming becomes audible in the video and rallygoers appear in the background, clasping hands to form a circle.
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Audible employees have the unique opportunity to work while surrounded by beautiful craftsmanship from nearly 100 years ago.
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The Echo Buds are also a good portal into Amazon's services, like Amazon Music and its Audible audiobooks.
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Once you have the tip lined up properly, it should easily snap into place with an audible click.
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It was audible on Thursday night, in the boos from the audience that sometimes rained down on Clinton.
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If you can yell, you might become audible to other women who share your frustration and your anger.
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Then Sakho tried to continue, Anfield erupted, until he collapsed again and Lovren skulked on to audible groans.
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Apple and Amazon-owned Audible are doing away with an exclusivity arrangement that was under scrutiny in Europe.
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You could hear it, it was audible and loud, (and it was) because of what we were seeing.
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About all that remains audible is the natural world's whirring and buzzing, mixed in with some sisterly sniping.
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Cons to considerI would prefer it if the system had some audible indicator when the timer runs out.
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"I'm gonna be missing him for a while," Q-Tip said, with an audible lump in his throat.
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"You laugh, but the mask will keep me alive," he says, barely audible as his mouth is covered.
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Across these projects it becomes painfully clear how we're still struggling to make the past visible and audible.
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But the case for masters extends beyond arguments about bit depth and frequency ranges audible only to dogs.
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After the Marvel Comics creator Stan Lee died, Dinwiddie called an audible and helped design a tribute shoe.
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I do assume always with Julius's work — and it's certainly audible — that there are improvisational moments for sure.
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Whether you're in the booth or on the field, you need a resonant voice that can be audible.
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The murmurs are increasingly audible that Mr. Erdogan may not be invincible when Turkey votes on June 24.
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The lower-tech option that emits an audible alarm is about $25 per device, a Hyatt spokeswoman said.
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"But we don't yet have a guide to muffin pans," she added with an audible tinge of contrition.
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But the Lincoln provided no audible alerts in the same situation if the key fob was left inside.
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The updated system will require drivers to respond to audible warnings to take back control of the car.
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The report found "audible or sensory phenomena" were from an unknown source but came from a specified direction.
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"People told me, 'You have to cancel your day in Reno,'" Ms. Warren said, hoarse and barely audible.
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Through the concert of the storm, nothing from the girl's house had been audible at the basement window.
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He hit the ice hard enough that the sound was audible in the third row despite the music.
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But the emphasis is on dramatic presentation, the audible and the visible; "seemed" is given a thorough workout.
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The PX7 performed admirably in both cases: The hiss is there but it's barely audible and quite pleasant.
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I use Audible every single day, snatching up those superfluous achievement badges like a beaming front-row Ravenclaw.
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The QC35II muffle the sounds of commuting, like subways and noisy streets, but everything is still largely audible.
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I'm tired of listening to music during my commute, so I sign up for a free Audible trial.
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But even with an audible warning, don't linger long near the back before walking away from the car.
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They will also save 53% on the first three months of an Audible membership at $6.95 a month.
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When news broke that he was writing his autobiography, there was an audible gasp from the culture: Finally!
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There was an audible reaction, seemingly of surprise, from the audience when Mars was announced as the winner.
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She works in Newark as a senior manager of marketing for Audible, Amazon's audiobook and spoken-word subsidiary.
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During his rally, Trump implied he&aposs in hell, which was met with audible groans from the crowd.
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" Ms. Perel wrote the best-seller "Mating in Captivity" and hosts the Audible series "Where Should We Begin?
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This album abounds with pretty sonic details, but the notion of barely audible oceanic vastness smacks of perversity.
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The new Audible Originals offering will work similarly to a book-of-the-month club: on the first Friday of each month, Audible will release a list of six original titles, from which subscribers can download two, alongside the credits that they already pick up as part of their plan.
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It's a frustrating experience that could be greatly improved with an audible chime to confirm that Siri heard me.
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Audible is the world's largest seller of downloadable audiobooks, with over 300,000 available for purchase in their online library.
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His house is on a major road and the sound of passing traffic was audible from his living room.
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The protesters' demands, which often fall on deaf ears, are audible only upon placing one's ear to the wall.
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At BG Selects, the videos emit sub-audible soundwaves that the app picks up via phone or headphone microphones.
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Audible, which is currently offering a 30-day free trial and two free audiobooks, can help you get there.
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I can hear the audible moans of every parent in existence readying for the next theme song by Disney.
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A six-pack, 20-count Sleepy Tea costs $16.99 on Amazon, and a subscription to Audible costs $14.95/mos.
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"Real Love" is a wandering and intense thought process made audible, and holds a mirror up to your own.
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Infowars also published maps to the Pozner family's home, their attorneys said, eliciting an audible gasp from the courtroom.
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New benefits were also added to the list, like Prime Reading, Audible Channels for Prime, Twitch Prime and more.
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It has the usual features, such as an audible alarm, five natural wake-up sounds, and an FM radio.
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It also has an adjustable light and is compatible with Audible — save $35 on one on Amazon right now.
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But nearly half of the time an audible pulsation in the ear can be linked to a vascular cause.
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When the shocking news of Spade's passing broke this morning, there was an audible gasp across the Refinery office.
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Brown agrees and the sound of a coin flipping from the app is audible on the body-camera footage.
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This note here, and this one, this joyful countermelody, her second violin harmony, the collective intangible, the audible agreement.
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Now, any credits earned through Audible will last up to one year, whereas previously they lasted only six months.
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Sign up to a trial of Audible and collect your free credit and audiobooks, before midnight on July 16.
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The first boos were audible 90 seconds into the game, as the Knicks fell to a 7-0 deficit.
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It's waterproof, but it also supports Audible, if you have have a set of bluetooth headphones or speakers handy.
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That way you'll have access to your music subscription from Amazon Music or Spotify or your audiobooks from Audible.
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Audible, a subsidiary of Amazon, is paying a year's rent for employees living in the recently renovated Hahne building.
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Some of these can be previewed on the Audible website right now, where they're listed but are grayed out.
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Audible has the first season here for $12; all of the episodes can be streamed on a browser here.
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Audible has since released a pair of audiobook editions, each with a different narrator, Amber Benson and Wil Wheaton.
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If you're looking for a visual or audible timer, the Spinbrush might not be the best choice for you.
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Left to their own devices, radio waves would not be audible for much more than forty or fifty miles.
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The support was initially removed when Sonos staff discovered an incompatibility between Audible and Sonos integration after an update.
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Autopilot 8.0 also will temporarily halt users from using the system if they fail to respond to audible warnings.
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The dogs wear vests equipped with sensors that can send either audible cues or text notifications to a smartphone.
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But right now, Prime members can save $30 on a year-long membership to Audible, the company's audiobook platform.
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If you've ever listened to a podcast, taken public transportation, or watched a commercial, you've probably heard about Audible.
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When drivers don't keep their hands on the wheel, the system is supposed to give visual and audible warnings.
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The Audible version is also available on YouTube at the moment, for those who don't have an Echo handy.
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There's also Subscribe & Save, Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Music, Kindle Unlimited, Audible, and more, if you can believe it.
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In addition to an audible buzz, a light atop each headband indicates when a play has moved too fast.
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TL;DR: Get a free 30-day trial of Audible, with an audiobook of your choice, and cancel anytime.
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This also includes an audiobook of your choice, Audible Original podcasts, and exclusive access to deals, events, and promotions.
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There's built-in Bluetooth for listening to audio books via Audible and a premium design with a metal backing.
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John McCain gives a thumbs down Audible gasps and applause broke out during the nail-biting vote when Sen.
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I stopped pedaling and the barely audible engine stopped too, though I continued to roll forward without any braking.
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I can get weather, spelling, Audible book, and time but not Prime Music or Colorado Public Radio on Tune.
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While our camera mic didn't pick up the homophobic slur ... our reporters in the courtroom say it was audible.
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Amazon Audible Some people are soothed by music, and some people are soothed by Michelle Obama talking about life.
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Kids will also have access to tons of books from Audible, plus great, kid-friendly Alexa skills as well.
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Your Audible membership will renew at £7.99 a month after the trial period, but you can cancel at anytime.
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During testing, its voice-control system was the simplest to use and its audible directions were the most precise.
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But I spend most of my book time listening to "okay" sci-fi, fantasy, and mystery novels on Audible.
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On a whim, I typed in "cyberpunk" in the Audible search bar to see if there's something I've missed.
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The 200-point gain was erased and the Dow went negative, accompanied by an audible gasp on the floor.
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When a clip of Rihanna claiming to be hurt by Brown played, an audible hiss went up around me.
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If the driver ignores three audible warnings in an hour, the system temporarily shuts off until it is parked.
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The conference call, on a line that was at times barely audible, was restricted to questions about Kipchoge's preparations.
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Hosts like John Lovett might even make light of the stiff copy provided by sponsors like Audible or BarkBox.
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The UK ambassador to Somalia, David Concar, tweeted that the blast was clearly audible from inside the British Embassy.
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The agency shared pictures of the steaming black piles, noting that methane bursts were audible in the surrounding woods.
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Even after she had returned to her own room, the sound of her laughter was clearly audible to Oghi.
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Occasionally, we heard the cries of birds hidden in the trees, barely audible over the roar of the surf.
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And in the end, you might want to cancel that Audible subscription before the free trial is even over.
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Here are the steps you'll need to cancel an Audible subscription from your iPhone's Safari (or Google Chrome) browser.
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And he has assisted his clients in recurring partnerships with companies like SeatGeek, Hulu, Dollar Shave Club, and Audible.
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"We started seeing Audible pop up in news feeds in February," said the book company's marketing chief John Harrobin.
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Don Katz, CEO of Amazon's Audible audiobook division, wrote a memo to employees to try to boost their spirits.
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At one point he checks the exact chronology with his wife, who is just about audible over the connection.
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The repetition is also designed to produce an "instant audible structure" that links to the imagery of Brutalist buildings.
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Gift an Audible 3-Month Membership, $45In between grading papers and designing lesson plans, the best sellers everyone's reading
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But the dissonances between the pianos are only ever highlighted gently, at hinge points when both are clearly audible.
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They could call an audible, if tax reform becomes too hard or they find 50 votes for Obamacare repeal.
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At city meetings Mr. Habibzai clicks through PowerPoint presentations, his soft voice barely audible above the screeching of chairs.
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But while athlete activism was most audible in the United States in 2017, sports figures spoke out elsewhere, too.
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He reads one ad for Audible, the audiobooks publisher, with a very personal inflection that incorporates his son Walker.
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It orbited Earth for three months, sending out a series of beeps that were audible to amateur radio operators.
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His audio originals may be adapted and expanded into print, but Audible will have exclusive rights for several months.
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It requires five takes because the sound of the kids yelling at each other is audible on the video.
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Audible has made hundreds of its audiobooks free to the public to help parents looking to entertain their kids
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She said, with audible anger, that the friend had described being given rocks to throw if a gunman came.
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When a bullet breaks the sound barrier, it produces a small sonic boom that registers as an audible crack.
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This purifier is super quiet, so you can enjoy clean air without any audible indications that it's being cleaned.
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But when Crow suggested a break, there were several audible "no's" from the senators -- and the trial carried on.
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In 1963, THE FEMININE MYSTIQUE (Audible Studios; 15 hours, 41 minutes) ignited the second wave of the feminist movement.
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I gave an audible sigh of relief that I didn't have to have the sex talk with my dad.
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Saturday • Root for New York's Audible at a Kentucky Derby Party at Berg'n Beer Hall in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn.
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Audible hopes the deal with the theater will not only sell tickets but also boost its audio subscriber base.
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Even as the sound of arriving guests became audible over the phone, she kept on singing her friend's praises.
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HVSD is nearby at about 600 feet of altitude, but it is barely audible as it circles above us.
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There has been no audible public outcry, prompting some people in Washington to propose scrapping the tax break entirely.
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There has been no audible public outcry, prompting some people in Washington to propose scrapping the tax break entirely.
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Audible didn't decide to help pay the rent because it was concerned workers spent too much time in transit.
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He kept his eyes on the floor and said nothing audible during the proceeding, speaking only to his attorney.
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" Scott's responses weren't audible over the shouting, but he managed to get in something about "creating a million jobs.
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Once the song "Young Death" enters this void, its wobbly synth and barely audible kick drum feel almost overwhelming.
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The material includes video recordings, reviewed by The New York Times, in which his conversations with visitors are audible.
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Afterwards I told her she was selfish and that she couldn't call an audible so late in the game.
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Once the cameras are up and running, streamers can't play audible music, and televisions must be out of frame.
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I let out an audible gasp when this happened, before I died, paused the game, and burst into laughter.
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LG: Okay, well, originally we were gonna talk about GoPro, which we're still gonna do a little bit, because we did get some questions from our readers, and we want to make sure we answer those questions, but we're gonna call an audible here and ... do you even know what an audible is?
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Whether you're driving, commuting, exercising, or chilling at home, you can transform your everyday by listening to your favourite stories in the Audible app for iPhone, Android, Windows, Kindle Fire, Amazon Echo, and Fire TV. With an Audible membership you get one credit per month that's valid for any audiobook regardless of price.
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Sign up for your Audible subscription, $4.95 per month for the first three monthsSign up for an annual Audible membership here, $119.50 per year (originally $149.50/year) and get an Echo Dot for $0.99Become a Prime member with a 30-day free trial hereWant to stay updated on everything Prime Day 2019?
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This included launching treats from it, and getting her used to some of the small (but audible) noises it makes.
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I see the development more so from me growing as a person as opposed to solely in the audible sense.
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For the bibliophile in your life who wishes they had more time to read, give them the gift of Audible.
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The device also now has the ability to connect to Bluetooth headphones so you can listen to Audible audio books.
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Skyhorse Publishing, Scribner, Melville House, Audible, and Barnes & Noble will all be publishing their own editions of the final report.
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The list will incorporate data from three places: physical books bought through the site's storefront, Kindle books, and Audible audiobooks.
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Forward collision warning (FCW): A system that warns the driver of an imminent frontal collision with audible and visual warnings.
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But you can't perfect your skills by fixing obvious audible mistakes, and your reward for success is mostly score-based.
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Amazon is that site that distributes video, music, and audiobooks through its Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Music, and Audible subsidiaries.
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Just this week, Audible added a new feature that lets listeners recommend audiobooks instantly via e-mail, text or messenger.
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Today, Audible is bringing interactive stories to life by joining Amazon's Alexa skills with Chooseco's Choose Your Own Adventure series.
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Audible streaming over Bluetooth will reduce that battery life, but until we can test it, it's unclear by how much.
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Beyerdynamic calls them "an audible piece of jewelry," and for once, I'm going to agree with the corporate hyperbole here.
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And slickly produced audiobooks do exist — including on Audible, which funds a variety of original long- and short-form works.
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Audible Studios' new audio drama Alien III by William Gibson offers one of those alternate paths for the Alien series.
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Gozo read in a slowed-down, otherworldly tone, while an accompanying guitarist made barely audible brushes followed by loud skronks.
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It suggests that the noise in the patient's ear is actually the perception of some audible abnormality in the body.
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Subscribers also get discounts on pets products and services from Mars Petcare, Wellness, Trupanion, Rover, Audible, Vetted, KONG, and others.
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Notice during the bank scene at 1:46, how the muffled dialogue and gunshots are audible through the glass windows.
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TL;DR: A 30-day trial of Audible comes with £10 Amazon credit and two free audiobooks of your choice.
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Around this time, tiny gasps and audible squeals at our desks are normal — and quite frequent — whenever the mail comes.
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As far as plans to expand the machine categorization feature to the rest of Audible, Chu is positive, but noncommittal.
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When his videos of his torture of Ningsih were played to the jury -- drawing audible gasps -- he closed his eyes.
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These exclusive courses will be offered up for free to Audible members through September of next year, the company says.
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A few seconds after dropping it in water, the volume is audible until eventually the entire phone screen goes black.
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Little did MacIsaac know that the cake would result in a near-audible gasp when internet denizens noticed the resemblance.
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Kindle (digital books) and Audible (audio books): All the books you've read, plus how far into the book you got.
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More importantly, it sets up Apple to better compete with other audio/e-book apps, like the Amazon-owned Audible.
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There's an audible "GAH!" from someone in the audience, and when the camera shows the drone again, it's absolutely shattered.
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Beyonce caught also caught wind of "BTSTU," crediting it on "End Of Time" even though the sample is barely audible.
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When their divorce was announced, audible gasps were heard around the Refinery29 office; we thought those two would last forever.
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HP has also added noise cancellation to the headset, and real-time audible feedback with fabric cups to improve breathability.
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City police slapped Schmidt with a 295 euro ($329.78) fine for breaking a law governing audible advertising in the streets.
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There's also a 32 GB model intended for those who love Audible (larger files than ebooks) and rich-media magazines.
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A Japanese woman peers at you through a YouTube clip, whispering words in Japanese and English that are barely audible.
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The stress in his voice was audible, but only later would the two men learn how bad things really were.
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J.K. Rowling's history of the most popular sport in the wizarding world will be available through Audible starting March 15.
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When the crown was later given to actual winner Wurtzbach, she faced stunned looks and audible jeers from the crowd.
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Unlike the Amazon-owned Audible service, however, you cannot specify a certain chapter to jump to in your Kindle book.
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Alongside Jeopardy, Amazon added the ability to skip audiobook chapters via the Amazon-owned Audible app using just your voice.
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TL;DR: A free 30-day trial of Audible comes with £10 Amazon credit, if you are a new member.
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That's why it's important to shout about truly free giveaways, like the Prime Day Audible offer that Amazon has dropped.
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This Prime Day season you can get an Audible membership for only $8.95 per month for your first six months.
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And then I was out of monthly Audible credits, so I went and got AlterWorld by D.Rus on Kindle Unlimited.
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What's more interesting is that Audible is now opening Channels up independently, offering a standalone subscription for $4.95 per month.
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You can hit snooze on the audible alarm on dawn simulators, but hopefully the gradual light will make that unnecessary.
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Ferrari was using all of its available energy more wisely, but at a cost of some of the audible loveliness.
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Musk said Sunday as drivers became familiar with the system, they tended to ignore audible warnings to retake the wheel.
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After assessing the conditions, he called an audible and recommended that his teammates replace on-course work with mental imagery.
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The most evident change might be visual and audible reminders that drivers should keep their hands on the steering wheel.
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He studies psychological reactions, like the audible groan from attendees when they were asked whether they'd consider eating a corpse.
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Eventually, after restarting both devices, I got them connected and then it was easy to play an Audible audio book.
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For $15 a month, they'll get one audiobook and two Audible Originals that they can listen to anytime and anywhere.
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An audible cell phone notification will break your connection with the interviewer — and indicate that you're not 100 percent focused.
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If the people ever had a voice, it, like Theresa May's on Tuesday, has vanished to a barely audible croak.
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The audible warning may have activated at that very moment, offering little time, little airspeed, and little altitude to escape.
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You have a sound reverberating in the night prior to the attack, a whole orchestra of visible and audible play.
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Audible Songs From Rockwood is a sprawling effort, yet sonically it is sparse, leaving more of an impact on listeners.
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"Acoustic interference without malicious intent to cause harm could have led to the audible sensations in Cuba," the researchers wrote.
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A collective murmur was audible among the journalists present when after two hours the host called for yet another question.
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"Some fake news publishers use computer software called 'bots,'" he said, to audible roars of laughter from anyone under 50.
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A footballer was sent off during a Swedish lower-league match at the weekend, after letting off an audible fart.
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Signing with a management group helped her land brand sponsorships with companies like Audible and the vitamin company Care/of.
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One side of the building housing rooms faced busy Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) and the sound of traffic was audible.
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The inspiration of Sly Stone and George Clinton is audible in Bennett's singing and in the woozy blend of genres.
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He finished 233 of 213 for 221 yards with an interception and two touchdowns, including the one off the audible.
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We're lining up now — Robert Penn Warren,his voice just audible above the droneof bulldozers, telling us where to stand.
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It orbited the planet for three months, sending out a series of beeps that were audible to amateur radio operators.
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TL;DR: Get a 30-day free trial of Audible and listen to original audio drama like Assassin's Creed: Gold.
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You can now get a free 30-day trial of Audible, and listen to original drama like Assassin's Creed: Gold.
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In December Apple hired Kashif Zafar, former senior vice president with Amazon's audio book unit Audible, to lead the effort.
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The aura of luxuriousness doesn't fade when the RX fires into life, as the 3.5-liter V6 is barely audible.
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Amazon-owned Audible, the top provider of audiobooks, has not been supported on Home and other speakers with Google Assistant.
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Several of the visual or audible warnings in my new car can be turned on or off by the driver.
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David Cale's solo play about a shy Midwesterner who invents an irresistible alter ego ends its Audible-sponsored encore run.
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But he then produced this one speech that was absolutely devastating, and it drew audible gasps of shock and surprise.
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A video was posted online purportedly showing the moment, but the "English only" chant is not audible in the clip.
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In the courtroom, the couple said little other than barely audible yeses and noes in response to the judge's questions.
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Mitchell Wilcox just took a football to the face during the 'Gauntlet Drill' at #NFLCombineThe audible 'OHHHHH' is amazing. pic.twitter.
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Their other senses seemed to improve—fruit was sweeter, whispers audible—and sounds, like a creaky door, triggered more hallucinations.
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There are plenty of advantages to having a subscription like Audible instead of simply listening to audiobooks on the fly.
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In addition to the Audible deal, Amazon Prime is offering new Kindle Unlimited customers three months of the service free.
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Terrye Moore Public libraries are stocked with digital audiobooks from Amazon's Audible, and browsers can check reviews on Amazon's Goodreads.
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Right now, there's no integration between the Google Home and Amazon's Audible and Google's audiobooks won't play on the Echo.
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In the courtroom, the couple said little other than barely audible yeses and noes in response to the judge's questions.
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There were audible gasps from the grandstand at the bottom of the course as fans watched on the big screen.
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By his first public performance of "Dat Stick" in September 2016, he mumbled the lyric so it wasn't really audible.
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The conversation isn't audible, but the passenger appears to hand agents some paperwork before they escort her off the bus.
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Amazon is also marking down a number of its tablets and e-readers, if you're in the market for a new one: If audiobooks are your thing, Audible is offering up three months at $6.95 (53 percent off) and 23 percent off the first 3 months of the Audible Romance Package for new customers.
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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone by J.K. Rowling (The Kindle and Audible books readers read faster than comparable titles) 1.
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Within songs, he was the picture of passionate obsession; between them, he was soft-spoken down to a barely audible mumble.
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In fact, me and pretty much everyone else I watched handle the camera let out an audible "umph" at first touch.
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She can be heard saying it in the Instagram Live video, but it is more audible in the body camera recording.
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When some people breathe in-and-out, they make an audible noise, which can be picked up by sensitive phone receivers.
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"Queefing is the audible escape of air from the vaginal canal through the vaginal opening," explains sex researcher Nicole Prause, PhD.
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As the hearing got underway, protesters criticizing Pruitt for his ties to the oil industry outside the room were clearly audible.
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Personal music will be available through Amazon Music , Spotify , and Pandora , and Audible is on hand for listening to audio books.
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Stream from integrated services like Spotify, Amazon Music, or Audible, or connect via Bluetooth to play from your phone or tablet.
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The original Kindle is a classic for book addicts, with built-in Audible and access to the world's largest audiobook library.
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As we begin to settle down, I stretch my neck to the left and the vertebrae let out an audible crack.
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You get the feedback and audible click sound, and it has a waterproof design so accidental spills don't equal Game Over.
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Books can be listened to via the Audible app for iOS and Android devices — and will stay in his library forever.
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Apple and Amazon have agreed to end an exclusivity agreement that made Audible the only seller of audiobooks inside of iTunes.
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By the time he died Darwin's theory of evolution was spreading rapidly, and the long withdrawing roar of faith was audible.
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This also goes a ways toward justifying the recent addition of Aaptiv fitness routines, which Audible added a few weeks back.
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Audible was at the top of the e-book market, just like Gimlet is at the top of the podcasting market.
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The Oasis does not have speakers, but it pairs easily with Bluetooth headphones for listening to books through Amazon's Audible service.
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All this is a shame, because the first, submerged Mr Taleb is still audible, and still has interesting things to say.
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The switch is designed for mechanical keyboard users who want a sort of audible "click" feedback during actuation on the keyboard.
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But this is LA so you have a car and an Audible subscription is like, $21100, so who gives a shit?
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Audible has been working to expand the type of content it offers beyond traditional audiobooks over the past couple of years.
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A review on audiobook platform Audible, which is owned by Amazon, complains that the user's prior review had also been removed.
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Sonos will soon once again supports Audible streaming on its smart speakers after abruptly removing the audiobook service two years ago.
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Paying for a year of Audible service usually costs $150, and the Echo Dot costs an extra $50 at regular price.
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This time, it's not the digital information traveling through the air that they're visualizing, or making audible, but the air itself.
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And, unlike Audible, Google isn't asking users to buy into any kind of a subscription service to listen to the books.
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Because of the lack of any audible reverberation or resonance, every word spoken inside an anechoic chamber sounds serious, almost profound.
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For the most part, it seems victims didn't hear anything, which implies the device operates outside the audible range of sound.
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A machine-learning algorithm decoded these signals, enabling an intelligent speech synthesizer to convert and express the signals as audible speech.
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Audible for Android and iOS is perhaps the most well-known option, and costs $14.95 after a 30 day free trial.
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Aside from actual books, you can also explore a rotating selection of popular magazines, and thousands of books with Audible narrations.
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It's part of a new Audible Romance package, which is designed to let connoisseurs dig deep into the massively popular genre.
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On top of that, you'll get voice controlled access to Amazon Music Unlimited, Prime Music, Audible, Kindle, iHeartRadio, and TuneIn radio.
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But if you want to be more aware of your surroundings, you have the option to keep the background noise audible.
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This morning, Amazon's e-book company Audible announced the first live customer service experience on Alexa devices, activated through voice commands.
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Amazon recently made similar, short-form audio recordings from publishers available to Prime subscribers for free, through its Audible Channels platform.
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When the award was announced Thursday morning, a room full of reporters erupted in an audible "whooooa," before breaking into applause.
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But the dog-whistle was audible to everybody: the judge's Hispanic heritage, Mr Trump charged, disqualifies him to oversee his case.
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Madonna was also criticized for using profanity, with several f-words audible on CNN and MSNBC, which aired her speech live.
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At one point, after selling a white Lucio Fontana piece for $2.6 million, there was an audible whoop in the room.
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Rochelle Oliver, a web producer, listens repeatedly to a Twitter feed with Ms. Peir to determine whether there is audible profanity.
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The shows will take place simultaneously, so that sounds from one will be audible in the next, creating a multisensory experience.
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Video obtained by the outlet shows an audible reaction from those on Chamberlain's bus after it passes the children walking outside.
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But this is LA so you have a car and an Audible subscription is like, $15, so who gives a shit?
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While Audible subscriptions start at $14.95 per month for one audiobook, Walmart's subscription is only $9.99 per month for the same.
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