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hearing

[heer-ing] / ˈhɪər ɪŋ /




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The landlord’s lawyer, Ashley DeGuzman, said she got the fines dismissed, arguing at an administrative hearing that the law required an individual to have knowledge of the illegal fireworks.

From The Wall Street Journal

At the University of Kansas in Lawrence, I once had a fellow student change her mind after hearing I was from KCK.

From The Wall Street Journal

They hold the hearings, take industry testimony and call it public input, even when no one from the public has enough information to challenge what is being approved.

From Salon

Kavanaugh, meanwhile, has called on the court to give more extensive consideration to important emergency appeals, including by hearing oral argument and requesting more robust legal briefs.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ho Chi Minh City already ranks among the loudest cities in Asia, according to the United Nations, with noise pollution levels high enough to damage hearing.

From Barron's