It wants to pull the listener down into the earth, which is of course what will happen to the listener eventually.
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The image of male as poor listener is just another stereotype, as inaccurate as the one of a woman as naturally good listener.
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This album was meant to take the listener on a personal trip, to be a one-on-one experience between the music and the listener.
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You're a great listener, Pisces, but saying what's on your heart isn't always easy and sadly, not everyone is as great a listener as you are.
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In this clue, "Listener made a wager with a clergyman about some bones," you'd be forgiven for expecting an auditory pun, tipped off by "Listener," right?
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"It underlines that we try to adapt the way we speak to our listener—or to what we think our listener is able to understand," Mathevon continued.
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If you're just looking for ship to shut up and be a good listener, look no further than the IGV-55 Surveillance Vessel, also known as the Imperial Listener.
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NPR itself also can't access any listener information about competitor shows, the company says, which could have been a rightful worry for anyone who wants to keep their listener data secret.
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Then Ms. Murphy writes about what makes a bad listener: In writing a book about listening, I asked people from Brooklyn to Beijing what it meant to be a good listener.
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Anchors & Ampersands takes its listener somewhere full of warmth.
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He was a profound listener & sought to understand others.
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A listener may relish the sampled genre or revile it.
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You're a great listener, but today, you need to vent!
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It's all on the record for the listener to hear.
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I don't know if a listener can notice the contrast.
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"How many dongles will we need?" one listener wrote in.
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"He was a good listener," Angela said of her father.
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So it's different experience for the listener and the band.
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Dicap's said his mix is all about surprising the listener.
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Frequency sweeps are a way of lifting the listener psychologically.
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I wasn't a good listener, and I paid for it.
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Even as a listener, I got lost in it too.
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Chapman's voice washes over the listener, all warm and rich.
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That is "Fast Car" in the ear of its listener.
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At their poppiest, they always required effort from the listener.
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As a listener, you either love it or you don't.
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It kind of forces the listener to mentally reorient themselves.
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Her tentativeness is strategic, determined to draw a listener closer.
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She leaves that question, and others, open to the listener.
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It's polyphony, but you, the listener, control what you hear.
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And a listener said BHO and... Elizabeth Warren did same.
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Miss Piggy now glorified geisha, forced to be active listener.
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You're a fantastic listener, Virgo, but are you being heard?
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Balance the vibes around you by being a good listener.
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He was easy to talk to and a good listener.
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As a listener and as a music buyer, that is.
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He seems a good listener and generally passes as human.
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She couldn't talk back, but she was a good listener.
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AVID LISTENER While I'm making dinner I listen to podcasts.
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"They represent the listener's thoughts," said one listener, named Logan.
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Of course, as a listener, you often heard struggle's opposite.
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It's not a coincidence that he's a dedicated podcast listener.
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How do you feel about orchestral music as a listener?
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What is that shift in rhythm like as a listener?
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A listener is unlikely to experience catharsis or find consolation.
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DAMASK was a listener entry, as were ABUT and LENA.
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Meanwhile, the listener can also still clearly catch surrounding noise.
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I tend to be a good listener and very observant.
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I was terrifically lonely and he was a tremendous listener.
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I imagine music affects the listener in a similar way.
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First, though, we have a clip from our listener Nick.
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Call quality was also good for both listener and caller.
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Runtime: 22 min Please complete our listener survey at: www.economist.
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Runtime: 32 min Please complete our listener survey at www.economist.
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In fact, it leads the listener far away from them.
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As a listener, you felt like you were in trouble.
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He acts as the listener and responds to what you're bringing in from that perspective, then tries to make it better and make it more of something that the listener would want to hear.
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Much of our society is predisposed to pay attention to the speaker when it should be paying attention to the listener, and directing our attention to the listener is the work of more progressive politics.
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"We would email our Pandora listener base or the SiriusXM listener base — we would test it with different user bases as a promotion," Chris Phillips, SiriusXM/Pandora chief product officer & head of Technology, told TechCrunch.
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What we're really conscious about is not eroding the listener experience.
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Pandora also lets advertisers personalize their messages by leveraging listener data.
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Trump is a "good listener" and other insights from Linda McMahon.
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"He was really open-minded and a good listener," he added.
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You're not going to be a good listener in that case.
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"Aint even gonna lie this beat goes hord," a listener wrote.
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A Jewish listener also stood up and asked a rhetorical question.
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He is a great listener and knows exactly what to say.
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At times, the listener hopes the podcast would delve even deeper.
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There are incongruencies all over that set the listener off balance.
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The first role is to be both a listener and observer.
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This audio is snide, scornful, disrespectful of the listener—contemptuous even.
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Podcasts tend to attract far more money per listener from advertisers.
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And Naya Rivera appears to be a happy listener as well.
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But maybe you, the very knowledgeable listener, can take a guess.
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Informants and agents don't always play the role of passive listener.
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What a good listener my son is, your father is thinking.
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I won't be supporting any listener-behavior tracking specs in Overcast.
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Mindfulness will help make you a better listener, colleague and employee.
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I'm not even a big music listener, it's mostly these guys.
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The listener then said that the "extra" woman involved became pregnant.
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The revelation of process and material produces desire for the listener.
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And also to leave the listener with some level of interpretation.
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These three connections seems to be of benefit for the listener.
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Don't have too many opinions and be a good listener. 'Objectification.
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Instead, it entices an unsuspecting listener into the album's emotional labyrinths.
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Are you a gifted storyteller, listener, observer, sharer or question-asker?
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Or the pen-wielding listener who commits those details to paper?
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One listener wrote in wondering if her headphones were broken. Nope.
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It's a tonal language, which requires the listener to pay attention.
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A listener didn't know what was hitting him until he knew.
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This story started with an email from a listener named Tyler.
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He's a good listener, which helps when everyone around him disagrees.
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Mr. Simon is still an analytic listener to his own songs.
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The audio company's well poised to offer something for every listener.
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What have you learned from them about being a good listener?
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But there's something very interesting about giving the listener a moment.
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A part of my job is to be a good listener.
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"I really want the listener to understand his legacy," she says.
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He is the only comedian I know who is a good listener.
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A casual listener wouldn't know it wasn't composed or performed by people.
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On the other hand, the woman: gracious, warm, yielding, a good listener.
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"He is first and foremost a 'listener,' " said one senior administration official.
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The coming years will be about serving content customized to each listener.
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But it really sounds like the disagreement here is over listener data.
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This week's Popcast is the first of a two-episode listener mailbag.
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" The self-proclaimed "proud daughter" finished: "She's a listener and a doer.
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Because when most people think of Ted Cruz, they don't think: listener.
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The end is communication, validation, and nurturing my relationship with the listener.
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" The self-proclaimed "proud daughter" finished: "She's a listener and a doer.
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Elsewhere, "Ye" gives the listener new exposure to Mr West's weak points.
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He tweeted about his disinterest in helping podcasters monetize off listener data.
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As a listener, what specifically catches your ear in songs like these?
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Integrate a call to action: Finally, leave the listener with something actionable.
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The listener is privy to all of Lynn's uncomfortable, lonely, intimate moments.
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The way they're tuned is extremely warm and friendly to the listener.
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An acute listener, Mr Lloyd Parry heard numerous incomprehensible and disjointed narratives.
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With speakers, however, each listener tends to favor their preferred sound signatures.
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When a casual listener thinks of Prince, they think of this aesthetic.
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Your "sandwich" should include: • An "ear opener," to make the listener sympathetic.
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You, the Recode Media listener, have chosen to listen to this podcast.
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Blatant contradiction puts the responsibility back onto the shoulders of the listener.
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And, as Eisenhower saw, de Gaulle could be a good listener, too.
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Mr. Lawrence even includes some D.J. playlists for the listener to investigate.
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Google Homes may be too good a listener for its users' sake.
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Each podcast creator will have to individually enable the Listener Support feature.
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Overall, however, the sound quality is probably fine for the average listener.
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Noisey: What do you hope the listener takes away from hearing NERVE?
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How do you think these tracks are best experienced by a listener?
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The bridge between listener and musician was a lot shorter back then.
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On Sunday, find a good listener who helps you face your fears.
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I think it's more up to the listener to find connection points.
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Listener: How long are you contagious if you've recovered from the virus?
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Name Withheld Your ex-husband doesn't seem like much of a listener.
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There's not much left for the listener to interpret in the book.
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Question 3 Listener: I'm one of the nurses here in Las Vegas.
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Who decides what a song is about, the writer or the listener?
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She's not a good listener, so I usually go to my dad.
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Maddow's is the rare television news show that requires an active listener.
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It's great if you're a great listener and ask lots of questions.
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But as charismatic as he was, he was also a good listener.
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That's not to say the music doesn't move the listener—it does!
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A book club will motivate you to become a better listener, too.
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But more often than not, he is an attentive and genuine listener.
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"Then it's just on you, as the listener, to listen," he says.
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She is the most curious woman I know and the best listener.
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For the listener, redemption comes from Drake's knack for producing motivational anthems.
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Similarly, don't linger too long and make any one listener feel uncomfortable.
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A nurturer by nature, you're both a great listener and incredibly understanding.
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When you have a listener to a podcast, you have her attention.
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It's familiar without feeling worn out and challenging without exhausting the listener.
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Supposedly it gives some people "brain tingles" and helps to relax the listener.
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Instead, a listener is immersed in a dramatic interplay of colors and textures.
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The best way to reach that understanding is to be a good listener.
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"Oops!" exclaims Britney, reminding the listener that she has, indeed, done it again.
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The listener or reader infers, which means to deduce, whether correctly or not.
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Xiaoice is a good listener who sometimes offers encouragement when you're feeling down.
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Audioburst isn't there yet – it's only beginning this process of understanding listener behavior.
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Jameson Moon is only 5 months old, but he's already a great listener.
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She is more a listener than a performer, has a regular 21 p.m.
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As a dedicated listener of Watch the Throne, I'm upset by this feud.
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Maybe, both reader and listener must consider, that's ultimately what we're up against.
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As a listener, it seems like you have more energy for these now.
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They play the role of "good listener," but unintentionally get roped into drama.
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Unlike Martin's best tracks, "You Get What You Give" grows with the listener.
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The listener would respond out loud to the ad to get more information.
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As a listener, things seem to breathe a bit more, there's a tension.
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Catalano wasn't just speaking to Taberski, he was speaking to me, the listener.
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Reed takes the bait, and the listener expects a second Serial to unfold.
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If the listener can connect with that the artist has done their job.
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A few days ago, a listener named Tiffany wrote in with a suggestion.
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Many of her jokes are so goofy the listener just has to laugh.
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Brian: To be an active listener and have smart, alive, and energetic eyes.
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"Tell a good story"Start strong and immediately grab the listener&aposs attention.
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Waters encourages the hosts throughout, making small jokes, as any good listener would.
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If you want to be a good listener, you must be open-minded.
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ANONYMOUS, HOUSTON I beg to differ: Your husband is not a good listener.
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I also received a listener [instant message] saying that they saw the same.
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Then THE listener mentioned that there was a report about the other 2.
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The listener wants to know: what is the environment that produces this music?
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What do you think about the concept of taste as a music listener?
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Words are weapons that do and say different things, depending on the listener.
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His grandfather was political — an avid Rush Limbaugh listener who always voted Republican.
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Do you prefer then to create music that makes the listener feel uneasy?
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So what goals should a listener set when taking in something so complex?
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But I — so I just kept quiet as a listener type of thing.
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Spotify is going to give podcasters listener data they can't get anywhere else.
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"Apeirogon" is an empathy engine, utterly collapsing the gulf between teller and listener.
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He became an attentive listener who picked up information from everyone he met.
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A guide for the audiophile and the casual listener, from Beats to Sensaphonics.
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Next we got this question from listener Allie, who's basically wondering fucking impeachment.
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"I'll tell you one thing, though," he continued, turning back to his listener.
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Artists are paid per play, provided the listener stays tuned for 30 seconds.
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Barbara Greenman, a listener who used Ella's tips to confront her own fears.
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How can the listener consider two syllables at once to compare their durations?
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It's a simple way of helping your listener get his or her bearings.
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Now we have, for you, another listener who submitted their impeachment nightmare scenario.
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He is a good listener and comes across as humble and open-minded.
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I'm someone, if he has ideas, I would certainly be a good listener.
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Philosophy is mostly silent on the moral importance of being a good listener.
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What happens in that breach is up to the stutterer and her listener.
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Is it meant to simply place a thought for the listener to explore?
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Less than leaving the listener with a melodic takeaway, Tonstartssbandht always imparts a feeling of peace, as if the listener just completed a sojourn—after all, how could one possibly carry a diamond-encrusted anaconda from the center of the maze?
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That could mean the product won't be as good of a listener as Amazon's.
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A listener doesn't have to have battled addiction to appreciate the song's message, though.
|
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Like many, I allowed myself to be a lazy, careless listener to the music.
|
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Weeklytweeted that Spicer could be found on Venmo after a listener tipped them off.
|
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The track also challenges the listener to think of ways to create positive change.
|
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"When you have a listener to a podcast, you have her attention," Bailenson said.
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That means this chatbot likes to talk but isn't much of a listener yet.
|
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Chvrches explore the idea, almost as a conversation with the listener, across the album.
|
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The ex-Directioner and current alien-listener has a lightsaber on his middle finger.
|
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Not surprisingly, Pandora's listener count dropped as the company reported its latest earnings report.
|
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An animal will love you unconditionally and also be a great friend and listener.
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The platform has generated more than 3 billion listener impressions to date, Pandora claims.
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I am confident these changes will enable us to drive revenue and listener growth.
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He'd been a kind, active listener; a great friend; and an amazing support system.
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Pick a random Pod Save America listener and they might have the same views.
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You are living in an extraordinary time to be a music lover and listener.
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It's now available to all Anchor users looking for ways to drive listener engagement.
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Evil, the 42 year old has often dabbled with malevolence to impact the listener.
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A couple of years ago, Verge listener David Carlson wanted to help his wife.
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What sorts of sounds are you drawn to as a listener, DJ, and producer.
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Something has to happen every seven seconds, or else the listener will tune out.
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Do your best to be a good listener; information you previously missed is resurfacing.
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The idea is to leave room for the space to emerge for the listener.
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With a lot of gravitas, he's a great listener, he's relatable and extremely handsome.
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And he expressed that so fully that no audience or listener could ignore it.
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" Another disgruntled listener notes, "[His] songs are like an aural equivalent of hand sanitizer.
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If you're a more discerning listener, the H5003 should be up your alley, too.
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Because as every propagandist knows, you allow the listener to fill in the rest.
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I wanted the sound to envelop the listener and to suggest a floating sensation.
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"I knew Jan Erik Kongshaug as a remarkable sensitive and talented listener," she wrote.
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You might be a big breakfast eater, or a podcast listener, or a reader.
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You've left the listener wanting more, and that's precisely what you want to accomplish.
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I imagine the average listener is not going to stay throughout the whole piece.
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Ollie's celebrated talent as a world-class listener suddenly seemed like a minor miracle.
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There are more demands on my time, but I've become a much better listener.
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It's a well-rounded album that takes the listener through various emotions and dynamics.
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Or a seemingly disconnected phone that, once picked up, transmits instructions to the listener.
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The headphones will then automatically adapt the music to the listener within 30 seconds.
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I love the connective tissue that takes place between a host and a listener.
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The fact of Eminem's whiteness, though, also means that he reaches a different listener.
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My sister is not so lucky," writes a listener who calls herself "Forever Grieving.
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Listener: Should ibuprofen and anti-inflammatories in general be avoided if you have coronavirus?
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For every appalled listener, there's likely someone who enjoys that someone else is appalled.
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Partly because they can't stop talking about Donald Trump, and I'm a good listener.
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It's always about to be here, but 25G will do ... For the general listener.
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These works coalesce emotion, writing and imagery, then bring the listener into an environment.
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Those fresh synapses and new pathways are what I'm always seeking as a listener.
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Every reader or viewer or listener asks it, whether they want to or not.
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I am a good listener but would forget my head if it wasn't attached.
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They can then be played in any sequence or combination a listener may devise.
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I asked about credibility and engagement without asking the listener to define the terms.
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He once told an NPR listener that he had never had trouble learning lines.
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But don't forget the other side of the coin: Be a good listener, too.
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" Like other Trump backers, he argued, "One on one, Mr. Trump is a listener.
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Jerry Moran's (R-Kansas) Viewer and Listener Protection Act to similar legislation from Rep.
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How would you advise an interested listener to begin learning to identify these sounds?
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I have to say as a listener, I don't usually skip the podcast ads.
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The listener becomes a participant, using voice commands to navigate and customize the experience.
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I wanted to have good artwork, something which draws the attention of the listener.
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But I'm not just trying to describe the virtue of being a good listener.
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So the number-one thing is to be quiet and be a good listener.
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We should start off by giving credit to listener Delany Bisbee who emailed us.
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They're asking the listener to look more clearly at mental health issues and depression.
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Beguiled by the affective fallacy, he's made several miscalculations in crafting his meticulously arranged musical vapor cloud; inducing hypnosis in a listener requires higher levels of energy and sonic thickness, because inducing anything in a listener requires aesthetic intensity of any sort.
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"Being kind to people, being empathetic, understanding, a good listener, and being present," she said.
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I thought he was right and it must mean I am never a good listener.
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LG: First question, we got a couple of emailed question from a listener called Cynthia.
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As a listener, you can then combine these tags together to find the perfect playlist.
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However, if you're more of a listener, then the twin JBl speakers have you covered.
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Pet-directed speech is thus probably used to engage interaction with a non-speaking listener.
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You pride yourself on being a good listener who gives earnest and often creative advice.
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Like iTunes, Spotify will offer a number of listener metrics, including daily stats and engagement.
|
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As a regular Radio 4 listener, eight-year-old Phoebe Hanson was concerned by this.
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If you're not a listener, are you going to add us to your podcast list?
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As a result, the listener was less able to encourage the speaker with "mm-hmm".
|
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The feature was built in response to romance reader and listener feedback, the company notes.
|
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Today, those albums make up a treasure trove, liable to delight the first-time listener.
|
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Its clarity allows the listener to focus on individual sounds and infer connections between them.
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The guys close out the show with their weekly discussion of a listener-suggested movie.
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And as a listener, as a watcher, right, that's super cool because you're in it.
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Still, "Ben is the most understanding, and empathetic, supportive and a great listener," says Bushnell.
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I would go over-the-top with it just to kinda wake up the listener.
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The only thing they previously provided was information that a listener had downloaded an episode.
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One of podcasts' greatest strengths is the personal connection it engenders between voice and listener.
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"I want to get stronger as fast as possible and become a listener," she said.
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Be an active listener and pay attention to the doors that are opening and closing.
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They will tell you, unprompted, that Mark is an incredible learner and an unparalleled listener.
|
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"Mad Stalkers" uses flattened notes on top of its chords to subtly unground the listener.
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Can you talk about the role that music plays in your life as a listener?
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The answer is yes, but it really depends on what type of listener you are.
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I want the reader or listener to be able to glean something better from it.
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It evokes a response—cognitive, emotional, perhaps spiritual—in the listener, another form of transcendence.
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Become an active listener who can offer support and assurance that the infection is manageable.
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The listener got the impression that language was insufficient to express her highs and lows.
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Neither Apple nor Spotify disclose country-level listener data, and both firms declined to comment.
|
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But for at least one listener the Tully event was not an altogether happy affair.
|
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Thus engendering a social commentary and, at times, politically engaged conversation between musician and listener.
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The only answer to that is in the images they bring up in the listener.
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People may be in a gloomy mood today—hold space by being a good listener.
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Solange is making it easy for the listener to envision the place she calls home.
|
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His letters often address methodology and aesthetics; they leave matters of interpretation to the listener.
|
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"My view is that the listener wants a vague idea of what's happening," Law said.
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They're nothing more than a demystification process that leaves the listener feeling used and grubby.
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It affects the soul and the emotion of the listener, in a very direct way.
|
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Renaudo answered listener questions about drone safety and the future uses of his company's technology.
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But this piece, I like it very much as a listener and as a player.
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Look for the sorts of social cues you would seek in an attentive human listener.
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For you, what is the power of leaving things a little vague for the listener?
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Artists are paid per play—provided the listener stays tuned for at least 30 seconds.
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You could take a walk or find a friend who's a good listener, Yan says.
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They likely will be a good listener who will take direction and wants to learn.
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The men assure the listener their spirits live on, despite the loss of their lives.
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IHS' next leader must be a collaborator and a leader; a listener and a visionary.
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We have a wider listener base about what you were thinking when you founded it.
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Her need for expression mountrously outsized the risk of expression to a potentially ineffective listener.
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Once you get past those three, the other key is to be a good listener.
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Be the best listener you can be this afternoon to help heal a hard situation.
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"It's a lot easier to be a good talker than a good listener," Clinton would say.
|
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That means it won't lure people into its 100 million listener, 30 million paid subscriber community.
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And Nick, the sound engineer, barely ever speaks to me, which shows he's a good listener.
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Ask a neutral question, then listen to the whole damn answer — and be an active listener.
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"He plays his cards very close to his chest, he is an interminable listener," Lott said.
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Jibo is a good listener, responding to spoken commends at a volume barely above a whisper.
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What the listener gets in return is an unmistakably effective and multifaceted work of non-fiction.
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The listener does not necessarily discern these structures consciously, but the formal underpinnings provide subliminal coherence.
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Though helpful and a good listener, Tony grows more and more mysterious as the season progress.
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On paper, there's never been a better time to be a music listener, regardless of genre.
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What I want to say to the listener is that there is a need for ritual.
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A modern listener does not adopt these mores; she marvels at how far women have progressed.
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"It's On You," as the title suggests, encourages the listener to take ownership over self-acceptance.
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"I feel like I'm still catching up," he admits, regarding his continuing education as a listener.
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Being a picky listener shouldn't mean that you should have to give up your wired headphones.
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Instead of blaming, you very clearly emphasize your thoughts and feelings to the listener, she says.
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What qualities (emotionally or musically or thematically or whatever) really draw you in as a listener?
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" If you're a really savvy listener, you might also sing along when he shouts, "so good!
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Today, we discussed: - the perspective of the listener and how to give the sense of weightlessness.
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I would want them to say that their mom was really fun and a great listener.
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I'm just saying I am a strong listener —whatever that means — and I regularly work hard.
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In the third example, I'm not telling you I'm a good listener or a hard worker.
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THUMP: Geotic started as an ambient project, what first drew you to that as a listener?
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Fink said Thursday he believes that the Chinese government is going to be a good listener.
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A careful listener could match the buzz of a fly to a key on the piano.
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The candidate, Matt Rains, fielded a few listener calls, but nobody asked him about impeachment, either.
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It is a shifting entity through which the listener defines what the album is to be.
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And unsurprisingly, a 2016 study found that being more empathetic may make you a better listener.
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So why do we expect today's listener to shell out $120 over 12 months for streaming?
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Back in the CD era, the average listener bought one or two $16 discs per year.
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Instead, find an engaged listener — you back there, nodding and grinning — who is your new confidante.
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Today, Spotify's pitch to podcasters is to submit their shows in exchange for robust listener data.
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So now Guinan, a patient listener, needed people to listen to her for the first time.
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Those who know him say he can be a pragmatic listener, that he's not an ideologue.
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He became generous with his time, thoughtful about his career and more careful as a listener.
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"He didn't draw attention to himself" and "he was always a listener," his old friend recalled.
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We never quite learn what the singer wants to tell the listener, or who "you" is.
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Be a good listener, and try to understand that many plans are up in the air.
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The listener may not agree with that POV, but it's tough to dislike the song itself.
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Is that what you seek as a listener then, something that's going to push your boundaries?
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They're not aware of this market that's existed for years, which is the Hi-Fi listener.
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But it's also overpowering and propulsive, creating a feeling of pressure and anxiety in the listener.
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The joke lands hardest on the unsuspecting listener, its impact doomed to fade with repeated listens.
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Be open to opportunity, be a good listener, and meet as many people as you can.
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That requires a good listener with diplomatic and management skills — and Flynn is missing that gene.
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"I think I'm a better listener than I am a talker," he said on the show.
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But as a multitasking listener, I found the straightforward, chronological narrative easy and pleasurable to follow.
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In other words, big beat was sample-based party music that appealed to the casual listener.
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I have one more question for you before we get to our reader and listener questions.
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Research shows that being a good listener can make you more influential and a better leader.
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But enough of the songs that drive me crazy, let's hear from you, the disrespected listener.
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Lyrics have always called the listener to live a different life, but also paint poetic images.
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I personally think of myself a more of a listener- despite being a rather loquacious person.
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And since talk shows are, mostly, just talking, the listener doesn't lose much without the visuals.
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"I really don't care for the weird openings," wrote Cameron Collins, a listener in St. Louis.
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The show is driven by its sharp commentary, engaging hosts, and open approach to listener education.
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Not every listener is prepared to embrace ninety minutes of geological, ornithological, and astronomical tone-painting.
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As a listener, I'm always interested in learning about the creative processes behind music I enjoy.
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To a lay listener, the feeling that most resonates is one of vindication, tinged with melancholy.
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With this album and our performances we want to create a world for listener to enter.
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"I am a huge podcast listener, so the commute doesn't bother me that much," she said.
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It is absorbed into the songs and together they go into the ear of the listener.
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But you've seen a series of apps created, and as a listener, a few of those, I mean the Overcast, which I think is really good, Breaker which I think is really good, offer listener features that are well beyond what you can get now in Apple.
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It is highly engaged, too: they get the most calls, listener requests and donations during those segments.
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The system is embedded inside a glossy round pod (called the Orrb), which the listener sits in.
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And finally, Grierson and Leitch watch and discuss a listener-suggested movie: Austrian horror film Goodnight Mommy.
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The record tricks the listener, twisting any expectation of where a track is headed inward on itself.
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On other songs, the beauty is in the ambiguity, a narrative he'd prefer the listener to divine.
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I'm definitely not a singer, just a good listener surrounded by some small-sized heavy-duty talent.
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But there's also something empowering, as a female listener, about flipping the lyrics to my own perspective.
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In the past decade, I changed from an obsessed schoolgirl to a listener engaging tepidly from afar.
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This involves a self-centeredness that, for any oft-effaced Asian listener, can border on the revolutionary.
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I should confess at this point that I'm not what you might call an active music listener.
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How about taking it a step further to create a desired emotion on behalf of the listener?
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Facebook management characterized Kaplan's appearance as a lapse of judgement on his part, according to one listener.
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For the listener, these traits manifest themselves in negligible distortion and a highly dynamic, nuance-rich sound.
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I do like it most when the listener relates to what I'm saying, that is my intention.
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Like a lot of engineers, I was born to be a music-listener, not a music-maker.
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The full album will release March 31 and contain eight Hamilton songs for the casual infant listener.
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Great speakers invite you into the music and create that one-to-one connection with the listener.
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The listener wonders if the speaker is directing her scorn toward a former lover or to God.
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As a listener, for example, I can buy coins from Spotlite, with $5.99 getting me 599 coins.
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After a listener poll on the WDOK website supported this sentiment, station programmers decided to ban it.
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This makes a listener more likely to hear "Laurel" at higher volumes or "Yanny" at lower volumes.
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The second night his show aired, a listener set the tone by delivering marijuana to the station.
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In both cases, it's up to the listener to supply his or her own grain of salt.
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The three answer listener questions about Tesla's ambitions and whether it can live up to its promises.
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Each episode gives the listener writing assignments designed to be shared through its membership forum on Patreon.
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Well, that's all imposing and complicated-sounding, but what does this mean for the average music listener?
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Creating a relaxing atmosphere that encourages rather than dissuades is essential for the curious-but-unsure listener.
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What makes one listener swoon may grate on another like the sound of a dial-up modem.
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Their success depends upon the tale that users weave in under 150 words to hook the listener.
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It's deceptive, too, built around pop hooks, drawing the listener in for long enough to confound them.
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A professional listener, Ms Alexievich manages the feat of being present and invisible at the same time.
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Like poetry, it seems to want to immerse the listener into a more vibrant experience of living.
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This is part of our overall standard of high-quality metadata, which improves discovery and listener experience.
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I think that recording specifically, and lots of recordings I made like that, I'm a big listener.
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If a family member, friend, or colleague needs a sympathetic listener, I try to be all ears.
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Screven tells me another little-known fact about Ellison: He's a great listener, even when someone disagrees.
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Most of all, Greenblatt is uniquely humble, which allows him to be an excellent and disarming listener.
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Listener hours were reported as 5.15 billion, down from 5.4 billion reported in the year-ago quarter.
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Strong advertising revenue helped boost its bottom line and total listener hours were also higher than expected.
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Likewise, the listener comments from Oliver's first days off the air were filled with the predictable clamoring.
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Chiron also doesn't trust the listener to make good use of the little language he lets through.
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So to me, a Handel opera is more accessible to a nonclassical listener than a Wagner opera.
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"You can talk about Billy's vision and what he does, but he's a great listener," Scioscia said.
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First, its goal is to build a huge listener audience by making the best podcast consumption app.
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Even without knowing Garrett's story, the listener can hear a transcendence of simplicity on Chained To Oblivion.
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It uses machine learning algorithms, natural language processing and collaborative filtering methods to help determine listener preferences.
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On the right, one of the cherubs has drifted from the flock and found a sympathetic listener.
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I think the listener can hear and feel the difference, even if only on an unconscious level.
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This breed is an active listener and obedient, making it especially good with children and the elderly.
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Asking questions that arise spontaneously during the interview shows you're engaged and not just a passive listener.
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What a delightful new journey for the reader/listener in the sound and photography of this issue.
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Or you can tease the listener, dilate your sound, give it the vibrato of a body overcome.
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"If you could only see us listening to your broadcasts," wrote one French listener at the time.
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In "Lonh" the taped score drew the listener into a closer state of identification with the character.
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What Anna Petrusich aptly coins a "brainy largesse" begins to resemble an intellectual pursuit for the listener.
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Question 6 Listener: My question is something that I think is on a lot of peoples' minds.
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"It's not just about what the speaker is saying, but what the listener is hearing," Dyak added.
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When I try to tell a story in French, I sense that the listener wants to flee.
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For a listener, the result is another kind of healthy tension: between dynamic uncertainty and deep reassurance.
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Slender and hip-slung, he looks as self-absorbed as an iPod listener doing a cha-cha.
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People—especially you—really want to get their point across this day, so be a thoughtful listener.
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A clearly observable trend from my perspective might be imperceptible to another listener, or worse, disproven altogether.
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff credits the practice with helping him become a better listener and decision-maker.
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If a passage contains a tricky or antiquated word, encourage your listener to figure out its meaning.
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Think of the interaction between reader and listener as a collaboration more than a one-way transaction.
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To a listener skeptical that anything coherent might emerge from either mélange, each proved an absolute delight.
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That is, I could be with the best listener on earth and I would still feel unheard.
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By then, he had decided that his calling was not as a lawyer but as a listener.
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Well, everybody's a pretty good listener in an interview, so you do that largely through reference checking.
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Finally, the "good listener" is simply there to bounce ideas and explore solutions for a challenging problem.
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Almodóvar's movies—abiding closeups, conversations full of confidences—make people think he must be a good listener.
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"Even though you're dealing with two monsters, the listener is enchanted by the music," Mr. Gardiner said.
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Image via Getty Images / TwilightShow Image via Getty Images / TwilightShow The listener is there for the hosts.
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The study found that the direction sound came from impacted how irritating it was to the listener.
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I'm also about to make my debut in the Listener series in The (London) Times in March.
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Michelle Goldberg sympathizes with a listener who worries about the negative effects of social media on kids.
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When the listener focusses intently, wisps of sound can become expressive characters, silhouetted against an empty expanse.
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Your pitch shouldn&apost lead to a dead-end — the listener should feel compelled to continue engaging.
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Anecdotally, we know that just being a good listener to a friend in need can be reassuring.
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"He's a superb listener and he has an open mind," Sculley said of the 51-year-old Nadella.
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The H6 is a great headphone for the dreamy all-day listener with a strong sense of style.
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This collective shift in perspective kind of dissembled the previous dynamic between music website and artist and listener.
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The calls tempted the listener with "exclusive" travel deals from travel companies including Marriott, Expedia, Hilton, and TripAdvisor.
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He's kind, patient and a good listener, but he's also a goofball and isn't afraid to have fun.
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It was an intriguing track, difficult to place, always wriggling free before the listener could pin it down.
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In the end, he seemed to be assuring himself of a newfound peace more than convincing the listener.
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When you search for podcasts, for example, you may see your friend's face pop up as a listener.
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It's a smart marketing move for brands, but I don't think it fundamentally changes anything for the listener.
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He's kind, patient and a good listener, but he's also a goofball and isn't afraid to have fun.
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But the average listener in the states might not know what to do with that type of music.
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Mars is able to pay those employees thanks to voluntary listener donations, advertisements and grants made to PRX.
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The modules emit the sounds of a number of biological organisms depends upon the position of the listener.
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It's great if you're a listener because you can't have someone forcing you to listen to a podcast.
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"Kirsten is very cultured and very well-spoken, but she is also a great listener," Mr. Osete said.
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When listening to Drake, the ear of the female listener is well-advised to hear what's not there.
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" In the song "Wasted Time," you ask the listener a pointed question: "Why do you waste your time?
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Instead, I serve as an active listener, letting the other person really talk about all their conflicting emotions.
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He's kind, patient, and a good listener, but he's also a goofball and isn't afraid to have fun.
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The case for O'Rourke is that he has more charisma in his fingernail than that random PSA listener.
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The power pop hooks in the chorus propel this easy listener to an all-day type of song.
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Could you tell me a bit about what draws you to a track as a DJ and listener?
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Yeah I guess, I guess it's enjoying an increased listener base without it being shoved down people's throats.
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He sees his role as listener, mediator, executor — and has helped cement Trump's general adherence to conservative principles.
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Many of Justin and Vill's songs follow this structure to draw in the listener then leave them hanging.
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To any casual listener, the speaker's performance is impressive, and to any human being, the gadget is expensive.
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So, it makes sense that we're both interested in widening the experience of the listener, of the viewer.
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"I might have thought the hurting was my enemy before, but she became the best listener," Cabello explained.
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From there, the album moves quickly, because of its tendency to lull the listener into a hypnotic state.
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For all his love of Nietzsche, Bowie didn't make art with an expectation of strength from the listener.
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I'm interested in what you said just now about "personal experience" — letting the listener make their own impressions.
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I would recommend the listener to have an open mind and maybe do the dishes to the mix.
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Your planetary ruler Venus moves into Cancer on Tuesday, making you more comfortable with being a good listener.
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If we're doing it right, though, the listener won't notice or mind that there's a continent between us.
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As a listener, you either have to assume the role of that specific person, or as an eavesdropper.
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That's a comment I received on Take Action for Libraries Day from a listener on Wisconsin Public Radio.
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Nevertheless, Adele recovered gracefully, and finished the song so that a distracted listener might not even have noticed.
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There's a certain amount of mental effort required by the listener in order to fully grasp its intricacies.
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It's these little structural details that make a song stick with the listener, no matter their genre trappings.
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Meanwhile, Spotify also recently launched a new Pandora-like standalone app dubbed Stations, which serves the indecisive listener.
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But it's good to know that our music created images and some kind of emotions to the listener.
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I'd consider myself a moderately educated listener with a solid ear and a taste for the finer things.
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Rap is like a teacher that transmits messages, and it's up to the individual listener to understand them.
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It's just a consequence of life as an active and discerning viewer and listener in the year 2016.
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Instead they asked how language works from the point of view of a clear-minded speaker and listener.
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Cancer is a very intuitive sign, but it isn't always so great with words—it's a better listener!
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" He added, "What I'm able to do is thread the listener through sentences with lots of subordinate clauses.
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How do you offer a space with your voice that feels real enough for a listener to enter.
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Each listener chose their own, and kept it, as a symbol of their intention to resume the exchange.
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As a result, even a first-time listener can discern the architectural design holding the vast structure together.
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The first commandment in speechmaking and delivery is not to lose your reader or listener along the way.
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In addition, music played from Home sounds clearer and its virtual assistant is a better listener than Alexa.
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I wrote the instruments including mandolin, tuba, piano, and strings to really catch the ear of the listener.
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With this repetitive overdubbing process, Thomas is telling the listener a story; his interpretation of an historical narrative.
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As a listener, you're more aware of how the circuit is working and how it's powered and everything.
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If your goal is comprehension and retention, almost every rap listener will understand a line about Stephen Curry.
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To prepare, students might ask themselves questions like: • How does the structure of each episode hook the listener?
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The listener questions in particular seem to necessitate improv and spontaneous recall of historical facts from the hosts.
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On today's episode: Ann Powers, a listener in Oregon, interviewed her two sons and one of their friends.
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There's a sense of responsibility that attends many attempts to become a jazz listener: Am I getting it?
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Question 4 Listener: Everyone mentions that people most at risk are elderly and people with pre-existing conditions.
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" Nora asks herself, answering that "he was a good listener, had sought me out, tried to console me.
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Lucy Richards, an avowed Infowars listener, subsequently went to prison for issuing repeated death threats against Mr. Pozner.
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I still love him, because he's a good listener and friend (and he's gorgeous), so here we are.
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"Venus is a good listener, but it's hard to teach an old dog new tricks," Witt said, laughing.
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One listener, Sarah Bourlakas, told us that as a child, she had shared Ella's fear of getting sick.
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Mr. Rollins almost never performed with a large ensemble, preferring to maximize his direct contact with the listener.
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"I'm reliable, I'm a very good listener, and I'm extremely funny," he says, with a face of steel.
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Could it even be dependent on how a reasonable third party (a music listener) might interpret the words?
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And he was an exceptional listener: attentive and full of questions, if a little too eager to please.
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Streaming rewards instant legibility; the details that might reward a more committed listener are irrelevant, and maybe counterproductive.
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Popkey's narrator will occasionally divulge her own memories, but mostly she adopts the Cuskian stance of the listener.
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To the casual listener, he was insinuating that Trump's wiretapping charges weren't so very far from the mark.
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"The Slowdown" is "a conversation between the listener and whatever poem is up for the day," she added.
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That didn't fly with Naomi Tarantal, an artist who said she had been a WNYC listener since 1985.
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I want the listener to imagine each scene of that movie as if he is part of it.
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Plus, Charlie takes a call from a listener on why the media doesn't focus more coverage on policy.
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These are masterfully constructed songs that wrestle with themselves lyrically as much they burrow into the listener melodically.
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Often, how a listener comes to know an artist is what they expect they'll deliver on subsequent releases.
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We very much wanted to document this great show and immerse the listener or viewer in the experience.
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"When Hillary wants to show she's a listener, she shows up at coffee shops in liberal bastions," King said.
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Also, as a listener, you can go to a music show and talk in the back with your friends.
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Listener count dropped to 78.1 million, down from 79.4 million last quarter and the same number a year ago.
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You, as a loyal O'Reilly listener, have a right to know, I think, down the lane what exactly happened.
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And if a white liberal Macklemore listener has internalized one thing, it's that he's doing the best he can.
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Pat was a great listener, always asking what was going on, and I learned so much from watching him.
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The vibrations sent out from the drum penetrate the body of the listener and uncomfortably reverberate through the chest.
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Advertisers will expect more detailed listener data as the industry matures, says Dennis Buchheim, who leads IAB's Tech Lab.
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Hoagland has heard from people who've worked with Trump that he can be a good listener behind closed doors.
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A possible gauge of the effectiveness of guilt is listener-supported NPR, which has a 36 percent donation rate.
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Songwriters found a home for their gently catchy tunes on radio stations that were aimed at the drivetime listener.
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The next step is separate personal sound zones for each listener in a room, in effect creating invisible speakers.
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Podcasting is a growing business, but a lack of listener data has made it more challenging to sell ads.
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The sound of the closed Aeons is stripped down and aggressive, with no niceties to ease the listener in.
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Fin's constructed space is so cozy that the listener is implicated; anything else would be an invasion of privacy.
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For me, it was really interesting because I wasn't a big podcast listener when it was pitched to me.
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My aim is to touch a deep memory or trigger a strong feeling in the listener through the sound.
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One day last October, I got a DM from a listener to my podcast, asking for some sex advice.
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It's a long walk Stelzer is taking the listener on here, not the mad dash of his earlier work.
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Like basically everyone else in America, you're the listener the Chainsmokers expected, even though you don't want to be.
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The power of the word is for the hearer and the listener to somehow feel that it's defining them.
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As a listener, once you find a few or dozens that tickle your fancy, you can subscribe to podcasts.
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Like those systems, the S-Ray offers a hyper-focused listening experience beamed in one direction at the listener.
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On Teen Nite , there are bits and pieces that really place the listener inside of the experience of Empire.
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In short, it's the Sennheiser HD 800, only this time it's tuned with the human listener taken into account.
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"Thank you from a disabled fan with an autoimmune disease," a listener tweeted in response to the mea culpa.
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What I value most as a listener is the sense of a singular creative personality coalescing from anonymous sounds.
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No listener could fail to be haunted by her deliberate voice, with its trace of a Southern (Baltimorean?) accent.
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Thumbprint provides no such clues, making it more challenging to infer what a listener is in the mood for.
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A casual listener might not notice the difference, but like any nuance, once understood, the technique becomes increasingly obvious.
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A listener might assume that a new symphony called "Strange Sounds and Explosions Worldwide" would depict perilous global situations.
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It's charming without seeming naive, self-effacing without seeming disingenuous, and calming without sending the listener into a coma.
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Dixon's vocal abilities and ease of transitions can catch a listener off guard and even her own band members.
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Povich is the caring listener, the consoler of the deceived, the rational father figure offering advice and DNA results.
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I told you when I was 14 I listened to the Vines so I'm not an eccentric music listener.
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Clear Shot likes to baffle the listener by using novel recording techniques to produce some truly otherworldly melodic sounds.
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These days, she spends most of her time being a patient listener for a community whose heart is broken.
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Yes, its chimes clang with conflict, but even within that noise a good listener might observe a unifying chord.
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His father, an avid ham radio listener, called to ask what all the fuss on Route 1 was about.
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The New York Times explains: The fact of Eminem's whiteness, though, also means that he reaches a different listener.
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" He added that Mr. Walker was always looking for a "whoops factor"— "a moment of incomprehension from the listener.
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If you're already a podcast listener, find room in your schedule to give these top leadership podcasts a chance.
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As a psychologist, the players said, she is a calm listener, a person who observes more than she talks.
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So I will write not as an expert but as an avid listener, and really as an ardent fan.
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She was a regular listener of a soap opera with women's rights themes produced by the government and Unicef.
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But they also invite the listener to engage with the world beyond the ride using their imagination and senses.
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It's the kind of thing that aims to wrap the listener up, casing them in a wall of sound.
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I've been a listener of the podcast for many months, so it's always kinda fun to be on it.
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You can listen to our full podcast episode where we answer listener questions about Animal Crossing: New Horizons below!
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The bottom line: Podcasts monetize at only about 1 cent per listener-hour, according to an Andreessen Horowitz analysis.
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The listener seems to be present at a mildly satanic meditation session, with overtones of black metal and Wagner .
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Now, we said that he could definitely run again, but then we got a great email from listener John.
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With them all offering uncountable hours of addictive programming, how is a listener or viewer supposed to keep up?
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The results are partisan and enthusiastic, and they helped this listener think about the work in a new way.
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Listening to both in the course of a dialogue requires a constant adjustment on the part of the listener.
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Lisa's enthusiasm has the desired effect: While she speaks, I think to myself, Wow, I'm an incredible goddamn listener.
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A more open and attentive listener acquires more innovative and nuanced moves, and increases the lexicon of expressive gestures.
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She later sat down with Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel to talk further and answer some listener questions.
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But as usual, Amazon is flooding the zone and hoping it can draw in every kind of music listener.
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This does a masterful job of bringing the listener inside their world, while exploring a central mystery — self-forgiveness.
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Pop songs are often about our place in the world; the listener dreams of being somewhere or somebody else.
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"Longtime listener, first time passenger," O'Rourke said, introducing Norm Sterzenbach, who running his Iowa campaign, assigned to a backseat.
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Spotify is in the midst of its third ad campaign featuring tag lines rooted in highly specific listener data.
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The album, however, only convinces the listener of one thing: people didn't go to these ceremonies for the music.
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Anyone can do it — all you need is a captive listener, whether that's your partner or 1,000 Facebook friends.
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In the dynamic of people getting something off their chest, the speaker feels cleansed, the listener accused and miserable.
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In addition, after a listener discovers a song on a personalized playlist, the number of those who then go seek out the track on their own for repeat listens was up by 80 percent, and the average number of times a listener saves a track was up by 66 percent, the company added.
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But the listener — and here a psychologist's help could again come in handy — is never allowed to grow too attached.
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It's made all the better by host Michael Barbaro, who is equal parts calming narrator, thoughtful interviewer, and empathetic listener.
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Only when you can do that — when you can be a good listener and be nonjudgmental — is a dialogue possible.
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All of this is to say that Spayd is a bad listener and an even worse interpreter of difficult situations.
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The hypnotic sonic structures he crafts allow the listener to project their own feelings onto them, like audio Rorschach tests.
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And in "Wharf Rat" at the very end the narrator seems to say something that you, the listener, may doubt.
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For the listener rather than performer, "The Gaits" sound-walk app on the High Line offers a meditative winter stroll.
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On this pivotal day, Trump did not likely win over one viewer or listener who was not already a supporter.
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The Triples' extra warmth isn't apparent on the Quads, though there's still a listener-friendly bass bump to the tuning.
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But it's got flaws on it that are apparent to me that might not be apparent to the casual listener.
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To use the tool, a listener can select up to 45 seconds of audio and edit, save, and share it.
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Words pour out of him in cascades that, depending on the listener, can register as beguiling, slick, questionable, or bullshit.
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Instead, the company explains their frequency will depend on the listener and how often their favorite artists are releasing music.
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Listener count has been in decline, falling to 77.9 million compared to 78.1 million in the same period last year.
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Update April 25th, 4:35PM ET: Luminary says it's updated its system to begin providing additional listener data to podcasters.
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The musical compositions are geared toward helping "the listener achieve certain neurological brain states" such as productivity, restfulness, or relaxation.
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And Garnett proves to be a great listener, because you see several realizations play across his face in that scene.
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While the end goal is to advance your career in some way, your real focus is keeping the listener intrigued.
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He has to win them over with darts, drinks, and karaoke, but also by being a good listener and conversationalist.
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We had so much fun with that one and I hope the listener hears it the same way I do.
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Solange is especially effective with pulling the listener in with plainspoken confessionals stating that your journey isn't a lonely one.
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She's such a patient listener and has such a gracious manner, I'm sure she must have trained as a therapist.
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If played in reverse, "Another Tape" implores the listener to start a doomsday cult based on free two-day shipping.
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For him, lecture performance lays bare the imbalance of power between lecturer and listener, and highlights the alchemy of language.
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He was a jazz fan from an early age and a devoted listener of the Voice of America's jazz broadcasts.
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Yet "Forever Changeless", the piano solo that follows, brings the listener back and easily unwinds those six minutes of unease.
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A focus on the rights of the listener, not the speaker, was at the heart of the Citizens United case.
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That may well be Bruce's greatest gift—layering pain upon pain while making his listener tap along through the discomfort.
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One G&L listener calls it "Scorsese's most underrated film," though the guys say they'll be the judge of that.
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"The straight answer to that, Jamie, is I don't know," McCafferty said in response to a question from a listener.
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EpicASMR created a proprietary binaural algorithm for his videos, creating 3D sound which moves around the head of the listener.
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Just last year, a homeopath got in trouble for selling audio recordings he claimed would protect the listener from Ebola.
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It would've set the bar too high and it wouldn't have prepared the listener for this level of badass-ness.
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However, you, as a loyal O'Reilly listener, have a right to know, I think, down the lane what exactly happened.
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Both albums find musical momentum in mystery, but Potential seems to invite the listener to get closer with each song.
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Myatt suggests that you take the following six steps to become a stronger listener; Focus on what others are saying.
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That's really interesting when the way a listener hears something you made can change the way you think about it.
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Sound and Color exists in a place beyond the rock and soul box the average listener might confine them to.
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But, if so, it is organic, listener-driven engagement that platforms and labels can never control, only attempt to feed.
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However you, as a loyal O'Reilly listener, have a right to know, I think, down the lane what exactly happened.
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The Listener gives you access to your target's most intimate conversations by monitoring their text message history in real time.
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He was helpful in picking out things that were less personal and more things that a listener would relate to.
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What there needs to be is an accretion of minutiae that satisfies the listener in his or her own obsession.
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" Another listener said his Echo "started playing an NPR News summary" and another said his "unit started going crazy, too.
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The indiscernible direction of the animation forms an open experience that allows a listener to dive fully into the song.
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Spoon's jarring, stop-and-go motion demands the listener pause and contemplate the album as a self-conscious aesthetic object.
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If you're the kind of listener who needs rigor to make it through a record, nonkeen probably isn't for you.
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The crowning moment was the concert, a spectacle so audacious that a listener would be hard-pressed not to grin.
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We need way more security," Stern told a listener who called in asking why he considered the wall "a problem.
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But Mobb Deep's music was harder than everything else because it was pared-down and terse, withholding from the listener.
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He was a great listener, didn't judge me for my fucked-up-ness, and most importantly, he had the drugs.
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"You have to be a pretty sophisticated listener to get everything out of this work that's in it," Hajdu said.
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"Those people are going to get some kind of award," said Pablo Navarro, 74, a listener inspired by the coverage.
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But the most important part of all when you get to a leadership position is to be a good listener.
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The default position among people of honor — the silent agreement between speaker and listener — is one of truth and trust.
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" The liner notes of the album read: "DEAR LISTENER: ALL PRAISE BE TO GOD TO WHOM ALL PRAISE IS DUE.
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Long, placid lines sound as if they should be as restful for the player as they are to the listener.
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Plus, Chris breaks down the "moderate middle", highlights some key midterm races to watch, and dips into the listener mailbag.
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I understand why huge podcast companies want more listener data, but there are zero advantages for listeners or app-makers.
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A lot of the narrative that gets put on it is listener emphasis—and I've got no problem with that.
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It trains Alexa to become a better speaker and listener with users' spoken instructions to their Amazon Echo home assistants.
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And interestingly, this effect can also be achieved by excluding common sounds, those that the listener would expect to hear.
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Pandora said its active users reached 68.8 million by the end of Q3, with total listener hours of 4.81 billion.
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She recalled the time when a listener told Faris that she and her fiancé had a threesome with another woman.
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Many of the tracks fade in and out, causing the listener disorientation, but stick with it and you'll be rewarded.
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When Noisey interviewed you in 2017, you talked about how you primarily focus on lyrics as a songwriter and listener.
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In Buckley's new video, the listener can click on various panels of the video's scrolling animation to change the story.
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As far as wanting to evoke an emotion from a listener, I would like for that to be open ended.
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Your partners are a little difficult to work with today, but being a good listener will get you far, Scorpio.
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It passed through pre-existing fears, attitudes and beliefs, to be corroborated or refuted within the mind of each listener.
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She is a gifted listener, yet is too professional and emotionally guarded to truly hear what Adam has to say.
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These songs carry the listener almost to the realm of, say, Mussorgsky's "Songs and Dances of Death," which Shostakovich orchestrated.
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"FMX was a way for radio to compete with this new digital technology and adapt to listener expectations," Riismandel noted.
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The listener gets a visceral sense of the crime's lasting effects — lasting not just for months, but sometimes for decades.
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Before I formally introduce him, I have one request for you, the Recode Media listener: Tell someone about this show.
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Don't worry, here's a list of their best releases specifically curated for every kind of listener we could think of.
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This arc probably means very little to the casual JAY-Z listener, yet it's everything to the JAY-Z zealot.
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"The player has to do much more listening than the listener coming to enjoy the music," he told Drummer's Resource.
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It also had a destabilizing effect on the listener, making Brockhampton sound like a much larger group than it was.
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"Not just as dramatic conflict, but as something that allows the listener to come to a higher state of calm."
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Some speculated, like Dr. Keating, that the differences might be related to hearing loss or the age of the listener.
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And its active monthly listener base shrank to a two-year low in this year's first quarter, to 76.7 million.
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The setup suggested that where there is unity of sound and content the division between performer and listener also blurs.
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An earbud policy can be helpful, too (one earbud means the listener may be interrupted; two means "do not disturb").
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" She urges the listener not to "interrupt, argue, refute, or correct facts, or bring up your own criticisms and complaints.
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You cannot improvise well unless you're a good listener — a fact as true in politics as it is in music.
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In 21945, Green wrote a BBC radio talk, "A Novelist to His Readers," which was subsequently published in The Listener.
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When the prime minister said he found President Trump to be a good listener, he was briefly interrupted by laughter.
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Thankfully, even if you're introverted, you can pull off networking by asking the right questions and being an active listener.
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Manfred Kirchheimer, born in Germany in 1931, is an indispensable New York filmmaker, a noticer and a listener without peer.
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She could be a more understanding listener by being slower to anger and working daily to become a better ally.
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She's seen him at events in every election cycle, and at each visit he's been calm and a willing listener.
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For the final number, the work song "Forty-Four Hammers," Mr. Berryman falls silent to become the quintessential listener again.
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And Ross Douthat thinks a listener who says Sherrod Brown can beat Donald Trump in 2020 is on to something.
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A sense that I'm telling you something and pointing my finger to the listener that this is how I feel.
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The beauty of a live performance is that it's one of the most genuine ways to connect with a listener.
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Instead, it inverts the macho metal mindset, making the listener question the very fabric of their devotion to the genre.
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Combined with their repetitive nature, they're a needling pinprick in the ear of the listener, meant to agitate and irritate.
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" Baker doesn't read or rehearse the story before recording, and while she notes this approach has burned her a couple of times, the "biggest draw to this whole job is the fact that I'm experiencing the story along with the listener for the first time, and I can experience those emotions with the listener.
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It's not willing the listener to escape; it's asking them to wait for the calm within the eye of the storm.
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Incautious consumers, like one listener who wrote into Too Embarrassed to Ask, may buy devices that don't work with one another.
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By creating in this way, the listener becomes more invested in Brockhampton—we come to learn about each character and personality.
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Instead, Love Is Dead is cloaked in sadness which, while an appropriate reaction to today's headlines, leaves the listener feeling hopeless.
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Maybe I'll lend my mom Throat the next time she comes to visit — it's supposed to make you a better listener.
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I'm a listener of Sam Harris's podcast, Waking Up, and so I heard his conversation with Murray when it first aired.
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It was about soundscapes, space, silence, giving the listener space to hear their own breath and let their imagination whirl around.
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As a longtime listener of her show, I was delighted to speak with Terry Gross on today's edition of Fresh Air.
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Analysts on average had expected 78.5 million active listeners and 5.5 billion listener-hours, according to market research firm FactSet StreetAccount.
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And Mr. Richards came to realize that what the listener probably wanted was not just one sermon but access to many.
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Analysts on average had expected 79.9 million active listeners and 5.41 billion listener hours, according to market research firm FactSet StreetAccount.
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Opening with "Moth-Eaten Deer Head," the band threw the listener into a world that felt unlike anything else in hardcore.
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Lybrand is an avid podcast listener, and he followed Carolla's own saga against a so-called patent troll two years ago.
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It's intended to have a hopeful yet melancholic feel and make the listener move but also get lost in the sound.
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So, whether you're a free radio listener or a paying subscriber, you'll be able to take advantage of the new feature.
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But though the performance was enchanting, the setup of the stage occasionally left the listener feeling like an outsider looking in.
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I set out to answer one question: Which headphones are good enough to convince a discerning listener to cut the cord?
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If you're a podcast listener, you probably know MailChimp from the meme-inspiring ad that aired before every episode of Serial.
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"I'm not a huge podcast listener, but I was like, 'All right, I've really got to listen to some,' " he said.
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Do you think about how the listener will receive your music, in terms of the environment they're going to be in?
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One of the most important features of music, to me, is the ability to grab a listener and drag them along.
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When an astute listener pointed out the 63-year-old's criticisms, the Gladiator actor fired back with a well-placed jibe.
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The effect is 8 tracks of sound that envelops the listener wherever they turn, something pretty essential for virtual reality specifically.
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They want to ensure they can take advantage of the new mobile connectivity in cars to enhance listener engagement with radio.
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The Genius scripts use something called postMessage, which requires coding a transmitter on one end and a listener on the other.
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Being a good listener and not being judgmental is something we emphasize because all sorts of emotions come out during tidying.
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Do you think there is anything that unites the sounds you're most drawn to as a DJ or as a listener?
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But it quickly takes a turn when Dr. Siegel asks you, the listener, to think of something that makes them anxious.
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This is the platonic ideal of trashing a writer's work, and treats the listener like a total moron in the bargain.
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An album like Ruins comes together through extensive rumination, and in its creation encourages a similarly ruminative mindset in the listener.
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I would probably blush and say thank you, you are the listener the record has been waiting for all these years.
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You're a fantastic diplomat, Libra, and part of what makes you that way is the fact that you're a good listener.
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All of these things let the listener get a sense of the the making of the music along with the music.
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Today, the band is premiering their newest track "Darker Parts," a song showing how well the band can engage a listener.
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Micah: If you freeze the frame where they're talking about the C22 listener, he's running a program called rwwwshell-23.pl.
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His voice was shrill, sitting atop the mix and accosting the listener with piercing shrieks meant to disarm and disorient them.
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Listening to music is great and everything but there comes a time when, as a listener, you find yourself getting itchy.
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The promise we have with the listener every day is that we're going to tell you what you need to know.
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And they essentially leave it to the listener or the reader or the audience to determine what's crap and what's not.
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For the dramatization of the ecstasy a listener feels hearing a Tom Petty song, you had to go to the movies.
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I think you want to take the listener into an interesting world so that they feel good about spending time there.
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As Nosrat speaks with Hirway, it feels like some buddies just hanging out, and you—the listener—are one of them.
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It helps the listener learn what classical music needs: to appreciate the sounds as they are, in a boundless sonic space.
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So when I'm the poor listener, I try to apologize and then move onto a new subject to not listen to.
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In writing a book about listening, I asked people from Brooklyn to Beijing what it meant to be a good listener.
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And the effect on the viewer, listener and reader to a typical Trump answer or off-the-cuff riff is befuddlement.
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But the effect is to make the listener nostalgic for a time when his dark alter ego might still have scintillated.
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What that means is you build in the imagination of the listener by actually refusing to build, which arouses an expectation.
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Start by being a good listener, truly caring about your people and believing the best about them and build from there.
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One that avoids making certain information mandatory may be easy to speak, but leaves the listener to fill in the gaps.
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The man in the picture isn't, which could allude to how to be a good listener we have to stop talking.
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The listener experiences the journey from A to B and back to A as revealing the complex depths of a character.
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How do you respond to the idea that part of being a good listener is asking the right sort of questions?
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The person remains anonymous to the listener, and episodes cover topics like living a zero-waste lifestyle and living with Schizophrenia.
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He added that he lived in Berkeley during the late 1960s and was once a frequent listener and supporter of KPFA.
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If you're a longtime listener, this excerpt — like the broader book — will tie a lot of threads from the show together.
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"The sound is the color that we are trying to get the listener to put within that outlined environment," he said.
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Eloquence is not just bare reason, but reason placed in a setting whereby the whole attention of the listener is engaged.
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Bush is a good listener, avid for details, ready to hear hard truths from his intel people and make policy accordingly.
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Each listener can fiddle with their volume settings on their own device, so one friend can't blow out the other's eardrums.
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Emily naturally takes on the role of listener, confidante, and emotional support system, for her parents, her brother, and her boyfriend.
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That's because the music of Super Meat Boy is partially meant to blend into the background make the listener lose themselves.
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Cancer moon is a great listener, so you should do your best to reciprocate and ask them how they feel, too.
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The result is a sense of hushed intimacy, and yet Keating keeps the listener at arm's length, perhaps out of necessity.
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Yet for the listener willing to endure and even embrace the strangeness, they eventually bloom into fully formed works of art.
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The fun as a listener is the interpretations musically, lyrically, and the connected dots of this man's behemoth career and influence.
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It's different to Sprained Ankle texturally, your scope has widened, and as a listener that's great to hear on every level.
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In her tenderest voice, she encourages a second-person listener, possibly herself, to stop hiding, start feeling things, and be open.
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The album's first four songs explode like a violently shaken soft drink, leaving the listener soaked in its sugar-filled fizz.
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This makes it increasingly difficult to ignore these artists, especially for the casual listener trying to stay in touch with new music.
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The casual listener could be forgiven for assuming the White House was sending a clear message — Pence has a face for radio.
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For whatever reason, good or bad, we tend to shout a bit when the listener is not fluent in our language. 3.
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He transports the listener to his 17-year-old self, where he even spits a verse in Wolof, a language of Senegal.
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It is not intended to be taken literally, something that a reasonable listener with even a casual knowledge of rap would understand.
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There are only three characters in the opera and action is sparse; the listener is instead lured on a contemplative, Wagnerian journey.
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The silence between projects, like the art itself, is a gift to the listener because it invites us to sit with ourselves.
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Even so, he always has time for his fans and gave some pretty revealing answers to a series of podcast listener questions.
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Others chose to exercise their listener autonomy on streaming platforms, where Kelly's catalog experienced an uptick to 4.3 million streams on Jan.
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The podcasting industry is moving toward smarter, more dynamic ads that can be geo-targeted based on where a listener is located.
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When an announcement is made that a singer is sick but will perform anyway, listener sympathy is sought for any potential flaws.
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Did you always have an idea of which tracks would make the album or did you let listener reactions guide the selection?
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As a breakup album, it sneaks up on the listener, charting the drunken pathos of heartbreak as well as the deep sadness.
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Opening with "The Whole Universe Wants to Be Touched", the haunting choral overtures of Shards, a London-based group, grip the listener.
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I really enjoy talking to Systrom — he's wickedly smart, a very good listener, and makes no effort to hide his competitive streak.
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Before this analytics service, there just wasn't much open information available on listener habits besides basic download metrics and other streaming figures.
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"One of the challenges of fictional podcasting or radio plays is trying to create an immersive experience for the listener," Baker says.
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Your truest self is the crazy-good listener who will stay up chatting until dawn for a friend going through a breakup.
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I was kind of a jock in high school, and I was really obsessed with music as a listener and a consumer.
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Some drama bubbles up this afternoon, but if you're patient and a good listener, you'll gain a better understanding of the situation.
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As the listener opened and explored the contents of the original, vinyl-LP record, the performative character of Kosh's design became apparent.
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Aretha sings as if she wants the listener to fall back with her in well-earned fatigue once the song is over.
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Podcasting is the new talk radio and it skews, at least in the categories we can measure, toward the public radio listener.
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The shuffling rhythms and wah guitars mingle with wailing brass, driving forward insistent, riffing vocal melodies, never quite letting the listener settle.
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But this full-on formula rarely gives the listener the space to form an emotional attachment to the songs and their sentiments.
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You're very psychic and a great listener, Scorpio, but sometimes you can get a little uptight when you need to express yourself.
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He called the Republican presidential nominee a "very good listener" but wouldn't speculate on whether he thought Trump had changed his mind.
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Things out there that I would encourage people to try, probably every single listener of Code Media listens or reads Ben Thompson.
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Rapper and Fyre Media co-founder Ja Rule was on the grim conference call, but his role was that of a listener.
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It shrouds the listener into a vortex of death, and after the experience, your words will be, 'And to think... I hesitated'.
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Another listener noted that a rural library is Wisconsin has found it necessary to hold an eight-hour course on distinguishing truth.
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Even so, the pup is a pretty quick listener, and responded pretty well to most of the commands we threw at him.
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Like an epic poem, the quartet captivates and lulls the listener — less grand narrative and more a carefully-sorted collection of episodes.
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The company's listener hours — one of its main metrics of success — were down year-over-year to 5.22 billion hours in Q2.
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Today is all about being a good listener— people are much more flexible and easy to work with if they feel heard!
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In the current corporate vernacular of the music industry and startups everywhere, it might be thought of as organic, listener-driven engagement.
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This platform includes white-label mobile applications, a back-end portal for business intelligence and playlist insights, and multiple listener engagement tools.
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Dillan and Marmota's sounds build towards a full but understated climax and then bring the listener along for a tranquilizing come-down.
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Sannié claims that SAM could even be used by a streaming service to optimize audio before it's even delivered to a listener.
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It is not called Woke Up Happy, and Hutchison spends no time telling the listener that everything's going to be all right.
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"Resist" calls upon the listener to stand up, speak out, and reminds us that protest runs deep within every American's blood. Rev.
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This recital felt like a trap prepared for the kind of listener who was expecting a couple of hours of comfortable cultivation.
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This requires me to wait until the play is over, then I tell the listener or viewer why it happened and how.
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Ironically, the station, founded in 1949 as a listener-sponsored broadcaster, advertises itself on its website as dedicated to freedoms of speech.
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But more often he throws in as much as the listener can take: Guy is a putter-inner, not a taker-outer.
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Mr. Hardwick is a good listener, and his deep familiarity with his guests' work allows him to be quick on his feet.
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Sung mostly in French, it is melancholy, graceful, and inventive, gliding past and lingering for long enough to creep the listener out.
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Laced with subtle themes of fascism and overzealous Christianity, it was a political album that didn't browbeat the listener with overt politics.
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Last month, Dan Savage took a question on his sex advice podcast Savage Lovecast from a listener distressed about his wife's vagina.
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The listener can't hear a different orientation inside the sound field the way she can move her gaze around a VR image.
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A computer processor will tune sound to the room and beam specific parts of music, like a singer's voice, toward the listener.
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" Knutsen explained the idea behind the ambitious project, telling Noisey, "I went into this project as a listener rather than a musician.
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Doesn't sound like much, but it's a fantastic frog-in-slowly-warming-water approach to training yourself to become a speed-listener.
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Anyway, today on Too Embarrassed To Ask, we're talking about whether you, our listener, should learn to code, which is actually important.
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The band's sophomore LP, How to Be a Human Being, is chock-full of stories that ground the listener in visceral scenes.
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I think that a listener—if they wanted to—could find something dispositionally similar even if the music is sonically very different.
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This professional expansion makes sense: Drew is both a thoughtful listener and a considerate speaker who clearly understands the power of language.
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It doesn't do the proper job of a Fast and the Furious soundtrack, because it doesn't reflect culture back at the listener.
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In this instance, though, the listener—an autodidact horologist named John B. McLemore, of Woodstock, Alabama—became the focus of Reed's reporting.
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I think drawing those sorts of parallels is up to the listener, rather than something musicians should be caught up in themselves.
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It allows us to trust you, the listener, not hit you over the head with an argument or needlessly over-explain something.
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The reason for that, by the way, is not for data privacy reasons really, although it does help, as your listener said.
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A Spotify listener who clicks on a favorite old song may hear a file in a compressed audio format called Ogg Vorbis.
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The song hits not because of its details, but because of the space and distance it grants the listener to inhabit them.
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And rather than adhering to the therapist's traditional role as passive listener, he became an inquisitive interventionist who challenged his patients' preconceptions.
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In the ad, breathy male voices discussed a listener contest in which "five lucky winners" would have Redskins cheerleaders wash their cars.
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It's hard to find a boyfriend who's a good listener when your father's trying to marry you off to form new alliances.
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It's not the musician's responsibility to situate the background and the foreground for the listener—both are found through finding the other.
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While your average listener is more likely to have heard "Hotline Bling" than not, music consumption is becoming more and more disparate.
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Cage's silent piece acts like a mirror, revealing what the listener brings into the hall — rustling bodies, digestive clicks, impatience and derision.
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The track, which acknowledges a love that was "too grandiose," begs the listener not to turn morose in the experience of loss.
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To the Editor: A good listener is a rarity, it's true, but no more likely to be a woman than a man.
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Many called him a good listener, while others described him as approachable, free of the rigidness and inaccessibility of typical party chiefs.
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That&aposs significant for an independent producer but pales in comparison to the listener traffic generated by major podcast networks like iHeartMedia.
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Major stations typically receive only a sliver of their annual budget from the federal government, thanks to listener contributions and corporate underwriters.
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The listener is overcome with the cringey feeling of watching someone else trip and faceplant—and there's little more human than that.
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While being an excellent listener serves people well, I've found that you can increase your opportunities by not actively engaging in conversation.
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" Computer takeover" has been a tale told many different ways, but Transhumanism goes deeper and really makes the listener feel the transition.
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As an adult, given a kind listener, I am privy to something just as elusive: a direct pathway to the human heart.
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Simply rephrasing a sentence so that the listener feels they have a choice falls under the banner of NLP, according to her.
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That means my employee must be a good listener who's able to withhold his or her opinions about said friends' significant others.
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