My heart was racing, so it was hard to hear.
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"It's hard to hear those clap backs sometimes," she added.
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A sonic device used for spying would be hard to hear.
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They might be hard to hear, and you might dismiss them.
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It's just hard to hear a lot because they're so good.
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It's hard to hear above the din from the Oval Office.
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" Or, "It's really hard to hear that you're feeling this way.
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This message is both hard to deliver, and hard to hear.
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So you can hear us, but it's hard to hear us?
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Honestly, I'm crying too hard to hear anything else she says.
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It&aposs really hard to hear words of zero tolerance being downplayed.
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"He was crying, and that was really hard to hear," says Oblow.
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I understand that's hard to hear; it's also hard to be abused.
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"It might be hard to hear, but it has to be known."
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"Sixteen years of the same stuff, it's hard to hear," Shannon explained.
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It's hard to hear but I am happy she told her story.
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It's hard to hear Rob's story and not be moved by it.
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I wrote some things that at the time were hard to hear.
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It's hard to hear a difference when you're focused on pounding the pavement.
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It's hard to hear, think, see, or speak clearly when Neptune's fog descends!
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"After a while, it was hard to hear another voice singing my lyrics."
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" Boudinot: "It was hard to hear that coming from someone who I admire.
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And again, so people understand it, it&aposs hard to hear this tape.
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I agree with you the tape is a little bit hard to hear.
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Even if the songs themselves were good, it was hard to hear them.
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The voices of enslaved people can be hard to hear in the archives.
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The scene: Ford was quiet, and sometimes hard to hear inside the committee room.
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There were so many voices in my head that it was hard to hear.
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They might reveal hard-to-hear information about your ancestry or disease-risk profile.
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Because the exchange was hard to hear, Ramos summarized Greenberg's testimony to the courtroom.
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It's hard to hear after that that they say I haven't fulfilled my contract.
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" Moderator Whoopi Goldberg told the table soon after, "Everybody stop, it's hard to hear.
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Amid the shouting, it can be hard to hear how the other side thinks.
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Plus, it's hard to hear the critics above the roars of a jet ski!!!!!!
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The regular thumping made it hard to hear, hard to concentrate and impossible to sleep.
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It was also really hard to hear my mom have so many reservations about him.
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Trump sees himself as a truth-teller -- even when those truths are hard to hear.
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Another safety feature is a timer, but some reviewers report the sound hard to hear.
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It&aposs very hard to hear, Dr. Gorka when they were there for the photo op.
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This is hard to hear — I had no idea it had been affecting him so much.
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And her conclusions are right on the mark—though admittedly, for some, are hard to hear.
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It wasn't long before Tensing pulled out his gun -- though it's hard to hear the gunshot.
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It was her job to give him feedback, even if it was sometimes hard to hear.
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Often, it can be hard to hear them; like subway announcements, sound clarity can be spotty.
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If you're seeking self-improvement, you might consider why it's so hard to hear negative feedback.
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Granted, he's a candidate who's easy to listen to, since it's hard to hear anything he's saying.
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Maybe Bose is about five percent better with noise cancelling, but it's hard to hear the difference.
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Awkwafina speaks the truth, even when it's hard to hear — but she's always down for a laugh.
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It's a cool place, but the warehouse environment doesn't absorb noise, so it's hard to hear everyone.
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It's always hard to hear that a co-worker is talking badly about you behind your back.
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My voice is weak and hard to hear in crowded spaces, so I use a voice amplifier.
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Onstage, in particular, we must voice things that are hard to hear, that are hard to know.
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It's that the flood of voices so overwhelms the machine that any one citizen becomes hard to hear.
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There have been a lot of moments that were hard to hear, and hard to watch play out.
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The comparison is hard to hear, especially knowing many child actors go through the halls of Disney High.
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It may be hard to hear that, as someone who's grown up idolizing or simply respecting a celebrity.
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LOS ANGELES — It was hard to hear 17-year-old Magaly Vera behind the sound of her sobbing.
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You love your partner, but it's hard to hear them express the same feelings over and over again.
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We can joke about it, but it must be really hard to hear your son sing about that.
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Mr. Rich said it was hard to hear of fans who were injured or killed in the attack.
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It can be hard to hear over — sometimes it is a hum, other times it is an alarm.
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She couldn't breathe through her nose, and her ears were so stuffed that it was hard to hear.
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It's hard to hear someone say that I am being objectified by participating in things like the Swimsuit issue.
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Of course I empathize and it is hard to hear about how deeply some of my clients are struggling.
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As a father of a 22009-year-old boy myself, it is hard to hear what he went through.
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In the Sunday video, Kessler is hard to hear but he says his group's First Amendment rights were violated.
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Rihanna is quick to judge Prez Obama's performance of her song, it's just hard to hear what she says.
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There will be blocks in communication, and whatever is said will be hard to say (and hard to hear).
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They had to acclimate to the pressure and, while there are underwater mikes, it's hard to hear or see.
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The livestream cut away at a key time, and audio of the explosions was hard to hear or discern.
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So she forged ahead, calmly talking through them, though she said later it was hard to hear herself speak.
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But it's also not hard to hear the faint tone of sexism when you read about Klobuchar's alleged actions.
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There's so many things that are hard to hear every day that you do want to have some Oreos.
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If English is difficult to pronounce, French presents learners with the opposite problem: easy to say, hard to hear.
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Maybe it's hard to hear, but it's true: The fastest way to pay off debt is to make more money.
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My worldview is anything but nihilistic... Truth is sometimes hard to hear... Mortality is the inescapable truth of all life .
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It's hard to hear the song in full unless you're a Tidal subscriber, but you can hear a sample above.
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It is hard to hear when people asks us if we are expecting, when we only recently lost our baby.
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It's hard to see it with all the nonsense in Washington, it's hard to hear it with all the noise.
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It's hard to hear about Estonians' vision for the robots without thinking of the people they're blood-sworn to serve.
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The two argued, he said, but Lao found it hard to hear what the woman with the stroller was saying.
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These urban birds also find it hard to hear and respond appropriately to neighbors, predators and, for nestling birds, parents.
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It was hard to hear her—it was obvious she was in a room with other people answering similar calls.
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Most of the noises are very low in pitch, making them hard to hear without good headphones or a subwoofer.
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It was hard to hear from a distance, but as I placed the phone to my ear, I heard it clearly.
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It was hard to hear the message, which went in and out, but the husband heard her say something about Anaheim.
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Kristian admitted that it had been "really hard" to hear about Demi's relationship with Derek, and Demi apologized for hurting her.
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It's hard to hear that some people don't want you, but that might be what is best for that particular campaign.
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On ABC's "Shark Tank," Kevin O'Leary is famous for giving aspiring entrepreneurs his honest opinion, even when it's hard to hear.
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It's quick and hard to hear; it sounds like he could be saying his own name before the phone cuts out.
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But the crowd mostly ended up drifting to the bar, their din making the panelists hard to hear towards the end.
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Instead of a hard-to-hear signal, you'll hear a human voice saying "connected" when you've successfully linked to your device.
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Misinformation -- particularly when it affirms a view you already hold -- travels faster and burrows deeper than a hard-to-hear truth.
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" Mr. Smith's father, Tim, 58, said, "It's very hard to hear things about your kid that I know are not true.
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After about 10 minutes there was an announcement, which, like most announcements on the subway, was scratchy and hard to hear.
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Pros: Easy to clean, consistent milk temperatures, automatic shutoff, warms breastmilk pouches, great for twinsCons: Expensive, hard to hear the timer
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We know it's hard to hear, but it's helpful to wake up at the same time every day — even on weekends.
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Pulse nightclub: Chilling 911 tapes capture killer's voice The 911 operator asks the man his name, and says it's hard to hear.
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"It's hard to hear because I hear my daughter's voice on there, and I hadn't heard it since she died," Pamela said.
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It can be hard to hear when it's directed at you, and it's hard, sometimes, when it's focused on something you love.
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Maybe the collapse of Jaime's redemption arc shows a hard-to-hear truth about the inescapable cycle of abusive co-dependent relationships.
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In spite of all the breathlessness in the reporting, the tape ambiguous, kind of hard to hear, reveals no groundbreaking new information.
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It is so hard to hear someone tell you how much they love you and to hold yourself back from saying it.
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She's suitably goth-like today, dressed entirely in black and speaking in such a whisper that it's sometimes hard to hear her.
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It's hard to hear what someone else thinks about your work when you already know what their feedback is going to be.
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So the next time you receive harsh feedback, acknowledge that it can be hard to hear, but don't sulk and shut down.
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That audio is far more potent than anything on "Skins," and once you've heard it, it is hard to hear much else.
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Subtitles can make viewing programs on Amazon Prime accessible for everyone on any device, even when the audio is hard to hear.
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It's hard to hear anything in the LES Coleman Skatepark, a half-acre of ramps, rails and slopes underneath the Manhattan Bridge.
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But in "Temporary People" the Restless Books prize has rewarded an urgent voice worth attending to, even if it is hard to hear.
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I appreciate this more than I could ever say but it can be hard to hear clearly once the cacophony gets too loud.
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Though it has been hard to hear above the demand to "lock her up", Mrs Clinton has campaigned for an open, optimistic country.
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It's a typically evasive answer, the kind I've come to expect from her, but it doesn't make it any less hard to hear.
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His message isn't a simple one, because it has parts that may be hard to hear for both the left and center-left.
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That message may be hard to hear — harder to hear, certainly, than stories of human kindness that is now mitigating the storm's toll.
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I'm not saying it's not loud, but once you get it a hundred feet in the air or so, it's fairly hard to hear.
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"It is so hard to hear someone tell you how much they love you and to hold yourself back from saying it," she said.
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While hospital systems often point to their low margins,"it's hard to hear when they're increasing these costs by inflating their expenditures," he said.
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" There's a way to prevent all of this: "First, ask for feedback from other people — and consider it, even if it's hard to hear.
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He said it was hard to hear people knocking on the front door of his house unless he was ten feet away from it.
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While it's still hard to hear how judgmental I come off at some points, making this episode was a huge learning experience for me.
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So if you concentrated you could hear it, but it was probably hard to hear it well when there was work going on there.
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It's hard to hear, but the officer tells the famous actor he's glad he showed up ... because he was about to tow his ass!
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The odd tenderness and the funny pathos of "Frankie and Johnny" were, for me, sometimes hard to hear over the din of possible disaster.
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So it hits twice as hard to hear about his reported suicide, because we know from his own words how much he was dealing with.
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It's not hard to hear that in a song like "Crying in Public," which somehow turns sobbing on the train into a dignified, romantic act.
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Mr. Leithauser and Rostam are castaways by choice, though it's hard to hear this music without picking up echoes of the bands they left behind.
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The protestors chanted "abolish ICE" as well as "where are the children?" as well as other chants that are hard to hear within the building.
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The signs were hard to see, the announcements were hard to hear and the people rushing by made her feel unsteady on her stiffened knees.
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" Jill told Inside Edition it "was very hard to hear his voice after all this time, not knowing if I was going to hear it again.
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So if, in fact, the president did say, and it&aposs hard to hear, pay cash, that seems very much out of context to the conversation.
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They ask how they can be a girl if they have it, and they say things like 'I am a freak,' which is hard to hear.
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"The reason I came on the Jimmy Kimmel show is because..." It's hard to hear the rest of his sentence because the laughter drowns it out.
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But you had to listen hard to hear them; for the most part institutional conservatism and Republican politicians kept up a steady "inflation is coming" beat.
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"It's hard to hear those things when it's self harm, those are the hardest to move on from," Siriano shared with PEOPLE of Spade's loss on Monday.
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Lessons learned during this period will be hard-won (and possibly hard to hear) but, according to authority figure Saturn, those are the only lessons worth learning.
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Sure, the wind occasionally makes it hard to hear dialogue, and the flashing lights take you out of the movie when they light up the theater's walls.
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Sometimes, it's hard to hear that a friend is feeling low because while you want to support and comfort them... you're not too sure what to say.
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Similarly, La La Land's nomination in 2017 was derided by some because the lyrics of some of its songs are muddy and hard to hear over the instrumentation.
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He was just a quiet man, and he was hard of hearing and soft-spoken, so he couldn't hear you well and it was hard to hear him.
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And we knew that our days were numbered and that's why we've been so grateful for every second we got, but it was still impossibly hard to hear.
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"It was hard to hear that, being a health care provider," Metz said of employees' unproven safety claims and recommendations that women not ask their doctors about it.
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I've been away in a 'bubble' of sorts creating new comedy overseas but it's so hard to hear all these stories relating to sexual harassment and assault in Hollywood.
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On earthly recordings, that laughter is hard to hear, which led an Atlantic reporter on a quest to learn what it sounded like — and find out who was laughing.
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It&aposs hard to hear through TV speakers but if you listen closely you might notice that the song has some hip-hop elements that support the orchestral melody.
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Listening to "337"—which kind of sounds like DEVO throwing old Casio keyboards around a nightclub—it's hard to hear any traces of the sound Foodman started out aping.
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And when the hungover narrator chants, "Bitch, gimme my sunglasses and Advil," well, it's not hard to hear those words coming from this pushy nude guy in a wreath.
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But it is kind of hard to hear people be like, 'She's my feminist hero!' when I've seen her call a former employee a 'bitch' before in a meeting.
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It might be damn hard to hear her real thoughts under all that nonsense, but I promise you, it's easier that letting her, and your disordered eating, run your life.
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This leads to varying results, since, if you don’t speak loud enough, it may be hard to hear you on the other end, depending on the ambient noise.
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The tape recording would seem to contradict Giuliani's statement, though the static and unclear portions of the recording make it hard to hear the entire conversation between Trump and Cohen.
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"The FSB must maintain its legitimacy in order to be effective, and to do that we have to work hard to hear from all relevant parties when deliberating," he said.
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The crowd mostly stayed silent when the movie was playing, then whooped so loudly at Queen Latifah and John Stamos that it was sometimes hard to hear Ashman's witty lyrics.
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As for Zach Smith ... Garrett tells us the domestic violence allegations against the coach were "hard to hear," but Wilson did reach out to the coach to offer his support.
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And although it may be hard to hear, it's something that Sessions will need to confront if he's to head the agency in charge of protecting people's civil and voting rights.
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"I've been away in a 'bubble' of sorts creating new comedy overseas but it's so hard to hear all these stories relating to sexual harassment and assault in Hollywood," she wrote.
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Clinton's closed-door paid speeches and Mr. Sanders's still-unreleased tax returns were hard to hear over each candidate's yelling, though at least the two warring Democrats stuck to the issues.
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If you've ever sat around watching TV and noticed that it's hard to hear whispers but other parts of a TV or movie sound really loud, you might consider getting one.
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A string section eased Domino into formal 1960s pop for "Walkin' to New Orleans," but it isn't hard to hear the twinkle in his eye as he hails his native city.
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During the hearings, Koop described how migrants saw the immigration judge on a screen, but not the Immigration and Customs Enforcement attorneys, adding that it was "often hard to hear" them.
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I could still hear the idle rumble of an ice cream truck over heavy metal and the roar of a subway train rolling into Union Station made it hard to hear Nirvana.
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It's a cool sight that unfortunately seemed to be marred by technical issues; West's microphone shorts out for part of the set making it hard to hear his part of the song.
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When you're talking to someone whose every syllable is accompanied by an unwelcome saliva shower it's sometimes hard to hear what they're saying over the deafening germophobic thoughts running through your head.
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Throughout the segment, it was hard to hear anyone speak because of a combination of the guests and panelists talking over each other and the boos and cheers coming from the audience.
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"It is hard to hear people say these things about our school, of course, but I really don't focus on that because it's not reality," Ms. Keville said in a recent interview.
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To accomplish this, Gold staged the play in the round, something that is almost never done with musicals because the format can make it hard to hear the singing in every seat.
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Honestly though, I listened to that first album so, so many times, and I tried so hard to hear what everyone else was hearing, but all I heard was this awful fucking racket.
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People may complain that the sound quality is poor, too static-y or otherwise annoying, and that the aids merely amplify all sound, making it still hard to hear in a noisy environment.
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"I have told her there needs to be a change," said Ms. Fudge, one of several women of color who have been delivering hard-to-hear advice to Ms. Harris in recent weeks.
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The stuff about like the game potentially being abandoned was always hard to hear because it was never on the table for us to walk away from this game before it was done.
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It is hard to hear him sob to Mr. Robot that he can't do it; anyone who has struggled with trauma or mental illness knows that feeling of having nothing left to give.
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"It's just hard to hear this guy's going to be walking the streets because of a technicality," Myra Gary, whose brother was allegedly murdered by one of the seven men, told the Advocate.
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The tale is hard to hear: Mr. Abdullahi was 8 or 9 years old when his mother was shot before his eyes by militia members from a warring tribe, leaving him to survive alone.
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"Elizabeth continued, "It was so hard to hear the news of coronavirus on the ship, but it was so great to be surrounded by so many people who exactly know what we're going through.
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The Stones entertained 60,000 fans Friday night in Chicago at a sold-out Soldier Field concert, and if you closed your eyes it would be hard to hear the difference between circa 1965 and today.
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The ground is askew, plants have grown over the grandstands, there is no light in the dressing rooms, and the din of local trains and trucks whizzing past makes it hard to hear one another.
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When J's wall of sound was too loud, his voice was lost, and when his voice lead the way, it was hard to hear the melodic bass lines Barlow uses to underpin the band's sound.
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While some people love the white noise fans create for a sleeping environment, when a fan is making it hard to hear the TV or a conversation, it gets to be something of a nuisance.
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It's a little hard to hear him over the music blasting from the other side of the velvet ropes, but the club's director of services leans in close to make sure I can hear him.
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The energy level on the plane remained so high that it was hard to hear loudspeaker announcements and even harder to get everyone to take their seats as we began our descent into San Francisco.
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" Related Link: Amber Rose says she was body shamed on 'DWTS' The rest of Hough's comments were hard to hear over the audience, but it sounded like she said "I'm sorry that there was a misunderstanding.
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In order for there to be progress in the entertainment world, it's important to listen to stories from survivors of harassment, as well as the experiences of people like Garfield, even if they're hard to hear.
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Warning: It's incredibly hard to hear and see, especially because the women and men that were allegedly abused by Maskell (who died in 2001) and his friends are now all in their late 60s and 70s.
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What these students did have in common is that they gave up lunch periods, sent me numerous emails about their pieces, and sought, listened to and implemented feedback that sometimes must have been hard to hear.
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My companions and I were seated that evening in the most packed part of the dining room — one of three high booths right next to the bar, where the hubbub made it hard to hear one another.
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It's hard to hear "gay" more than a hundred times and not feel cheered, and it's a winning kick-off for queer history in an Oakland museum, as local and stage-setting as anyone could hope for.
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Other tweaks to the broadcast were more straightforwardly unsuccessful, like the continually mystifying musical choices (are orchestras officially dead?) and Thomas Lennon's strained and unfunny voice-over commentary, which had the virtue of being hard to hear.
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Many fans who attended Spice World 2019's show at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales Monday night complained of poor sound quality throughout the performance, saying the music was hard to hear ... and so was the singing.
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And this is something I am extremely open and vocal about … It's hard to hear someone be open and vocal about the opposite — especially when it comes to a president who is openly racist, misogynist, and denies climate change.
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Wilson first tweeted that she'd been out of the US when sexual assault and harassment allegations against Harvey Weinstein and others in the industry first broke, adding that it had been "so hard" to hear the stories from afar.
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This all makes findings in a new paper published in the Royal Society journal Biology Letters particularly hard to hear: Climate change may kill off large numbers of aardvarks, to the point of regional extinction (or 'extirpation') in many areas.
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It was hard to hear the lyrics, but fragmentary references to violence — including the displacement of Syrians — gave an eerie tone to what proceeded: a bulletin from a nightmare world, the soundtrack to a disaster movie that isn't a movie.
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It's hard to hear what they're saying to each other as they repeatedly miss each other's cups, because of all of the cars who are honking in their directions, while somehow resisting the urge to plow directly through their card table.
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What happens, of course, is that everybody is fearful for their position, but I find it very hard to hear that nobody stands up for the young inexperienced intern when somebody who ought to know better is throwing their weight around.
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" Added Julianne Hough: "I know it must be really hard to hear that you're in jeopardy and then get out here and dance and so for you to come out here and give everything that you had, we felt that.
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"Presidential campaigns aren't about the individual notes on the page, they're about the music, and I thought it was really hard to hear any of the music last night," said Tim Miller, a Democratic strategist who has worked to elect senators.
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It might be hard to hear who's who, since a lot of the characters require strange voice affectations, but almost every mythical creature that crosses the screen in this series is voiced by actor you've recently seen in another big project.
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Marvel unleashed a 100-million megaton bomb of a teaser at Disney's D23Expo on Friday, an affair that was so loaded with incredible shots and moments that it was hard to hear what was said over the screaming at the Anaheim Convention Center.
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The light rings on the two Echo Pluses flashed every time I adjusted something in the equalizer, which I appreciated: Sometimes adjustments to sound are hard to hear, and I liked that the system would tell me visually that it received the command.
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There's been a lot of work put in to make it hard to hear the people whose lives are treated as if they matter less, just as there has been a lot of work to make it hard for them to speak.
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"I agree with you the tape is a little hard to hear but I assure you we listened to it numerous, numerous times and the transcript makes it quite clear at the end that president trump says, 'Don't pay with cash,' " Giuliani said.
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It's so familiar now that it's hard to hear its strangeness, the haunting tritone of the song's first word, "Maria," the very same notes that can be heard in the prologue (what has been called "the shofar"), establishing an atmosphere of threat.
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As it stands, "Empire" is full of sound and fury; and while it's probably taking it too far to paraphrase Shakespeare, the show's patron saint, and say that the show signifies nothing, it is hard to hear a heartbeat above all the noise.
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While it's hard to hear that Imbruglia isn't the first person to sing "This is how I feel, I'm cold and I am shamed/ Lying naked on the floor," the realization just makes the case that "Torn" is a banger no matter who records it.
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An old-fashioned tin roof will echo a lot of noise, but if you find it hard to hear what's being sung, or said on the loudspeaker, that's because the tin just bounces the sound around rather than tuning it, as other materials do.
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Because it's sometimes hard to hear criticism from other parents or hear that your kids are embarrassing you... but that's part of them growing up, and that's a refining process for them, and we all need to be keeping an eye on each other's kids.
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This all may be hard to hear, but please remember that your sweet and wonderful doggo is gifted in many other ways, and you need to remind them that their self-worth should not be based in their rather average level of animal cognition.
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Also, if you think Pats owner Robert Kraft is simply going to let Tom walk out the door without making a solid effort to re-sign him, you clearly didn't watch our shaky, hard-to-hear 12-second BOMBSHELL clip from a few weeks ago.
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" Superfan @darlingeve felt similarly, and said over DM: "It's hard to hear a leading actress say something that seems to contradict the text and marketing of the show," adding, "It seems like we are watching an entirely different show than the cast and team being interviewed.
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It was hard to hear Mr. Cohen bemoaning "the daily destruction of our civility" without remembering his expletive-filled tirade threatening to do something "disgusting" to a reporter working on a story about an allegation of spousal rape Ivana Trump made against Mr. Trump in divorce papers.
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"Currently we have challenges [such as] limited real time information, we use manual loading instructions [in the form of paper reports] and are limited to walkie-talkies, [which] may be loud and hard to hear [with loud background noises]," said Kevin Chin, Vice President of Projects at SATS.
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If the public had quietly weighed the costs and benefits of EU membership, it was often hard to hear that analysis through a din of stuff-the-lot-of-them rage from the Leave camp, and the first growls of mutual recrimination among Labour and Conservative politicians backing Remain.
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"When you have been under nonstop attack for the last three years from people who want to destroy you and your family, it's a little hard to hear them say, 'I want to pray for you,'" Jeffress, the pastor of First Baptist Dallas and a member of Trump's Evangelical Advisory Board, told ABC News.
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Khan is quiet when he's defending the Constitution, or choking down some unfavorable words about Donald Trump, or laughing about a memory of his and Ghazala's neighbor when they first moved to the US. He's so quiet that it can be hard to hear him; his voice is deep and everything can sound like a soft rumble.
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But while the reference likely sailed over the audience — the speakers weren't working well and Biden's soft-spoken finish was hard to hear over the din of the crowd — Biden's point was hard to miss after a drama-filled week that risked damaging his strong standing with black voters, who are fueling his lead in polls both nationally and in South Carolina.
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Over this, through a mic tilted perilously over his head, he would rasp out vocals that were hard to hear and usually absurd, he admitted, once you'd made them out: songs about war, drugs, sex, rich people, kicking ass and broken glass, with titles like "Die, You Bastard", "Antisocial" and "Overkill", scrawled mostly by him in a few chortling minutes on the back of a cigarette packet.
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