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listen

[lis-uhn] / ˈlɪs ən /


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On Thursday, wearing green khaki prison jumpsuits, Maduro and his wife sat quietly with several lawyers in-between them as they listened to a translation of the arguments through headphones.

From BBC

And Mr. Geller listened to this song, which we hadn’t we had recorded properly.

From Los Angeles Times

I don’t know if that’s what he and Dijon were listening to when they were making it, but I’m just glad I’m hearing that in a superstar’s music.

From Los Angeles Times

The charity's director Victoria Robson believes the charity's workers are helping to reduce the need for clinical treatment in some cases by listening to children.

From BBC

“If you listen to what CEOs say about why they’re doing layoffs, sure, some of them are attributing it to AI. How much we should believe them—that I’m less certain about.”

From The Wall Street Journal