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“Because of the pronunciation,” he says, “there is a lot of attack… it’s like a clean sound in the ears. It’s soft when it needs to be and strong when it needs to be.”

Its muzzle taped, Mr Kitson bit the dog's ear, suggesting this was punishment for the dog having bitten his child.

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Thousands of British military personnel have started legal action after being given ear protection they say was faulty and led to life-changing injuries such as tinnitus and deafness.

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Grace, from Wales, said she struggled to get medical help for her newborn son for multiple ear infections during the pandemic.

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The chain had been particularly popular for its ear piercing services and was a common stop in the early 2000s for tweens and teens during weekend shopping trips across the world.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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