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eavesdrop

verb as in listen without permission

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Concerns have been raised that Chinese operatives could use the site to tap into the cables and eavesdrop.

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It was like eavesdropping on a dark chapter in his own life.

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His keyboard and piano skills, formed around Southern church traditions, led him to eavesdropping on sessions at Stax Records’ studios, which took notice of his uncommonly soulful musicianship.

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If Angela Rayner thinks that too, then her decision may well come down to how seriously she takes the warnings that China could eavesdrop on the UK's banks.

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At night, she turns on the shortwave radio to eavesdrop on other starving families without being tempted to help.

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

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