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| ations and (more frequently) insults for all to | hear. |
| John Demjanjuk a few weeks ago, I was amazed to | hear the announcer describe him as a guard in "the P |
| president, David Urie, said he was "elated" to | hear that the proposed spaceport had received its li |
| unemployment insurance legislation was able to | hear an equality rights challenge for benefits that |
| raham Lincoln books and Lincoln traveled far to | hear his closing arguments. |
| ongue and an engaging personality you'd like to | hear more from." |
| Obviously I'd be happy to | hear other people's opinions, though.Libatius 09:13, |
| we stand and sing our song Of praise for all to | hear We love thee Tazewell High School Your light fo |
| The team is excited to | hear from Thirteen, but House asks them to save thei |
| The Act established a "Charity Tribunal" to | hear appeals from decisions of the Charity Commissio |
| ations, it is only audible to those who wish to | hear the music, and is therefore viewed as acceptabl |
| Following his set in Osaka, Hamilton went to | hear her play and after a few songs, he asked and wa |
| which he argued that women should be allowed to | hear confessions and absolve penitents, on the groun |
| o this vibist's ears that have been starving to | hear a player who challenges himself on every tune. |
| tion in the Indies with him, the King agreed to | hear him out in more detail at a later date. |
| The priest came, but was unable to | hear him confess any sins that were not already conf |
| er's Square in Manchester which had gathered to | hear the political agitator Henry Hunt. |
| courts of the United States had jurisdiction to | hear charges related to polygamy that is part of a r |
| whether the tribunal had jurisdiction to | hear and determine such a grievance. |
| re's children Chet and Russell were in class to | hear about Matt's "project" and ruthlessly bully Mat |
| nted to see how I am perceived, and I wanted to | hear what people with knowledge have to say about it |
| to emerge, as the American troops were eager to | hear the music they listened to back home. |
| 2002, the Court granted Certiorari, agreeing to | hear the case. |
| The court refused to | hear the case, and Barr's name was absent from the s |
| Four million listeners tuned in nightly to | hear Jackson's mix of music and conversations with j |
| osers the opportunity to create new work and to | hear their work performed by professionals. |
| gie Man" was the only song Mingus was unable to | hear, having taken shape two days after his death; M |
| f a special all-woman court convened in 1925 to | hear a single case. |
| On Shabbat afternoons, they would come to | hear her recite words of Torah, and on Rosh Chodesh |
| Thousands of people came to | hear him speak from a platform built especially for |
| e face and a clear voice that was a pleasure to | hear. |
| granted federal courts the affirmative power to | hear disputes between private citizens and States. |
| h the catholics assembled on Sunday evenings to | hear the word of God in a large club-room in Turn St |
| He also finds a transceiver used by Neeva to | hear the commands of Xoanon. |
| Roby and John are both shocked to | hear this, as they still strongly believe in their f |
| larger one big enough for all those who came to | hear him preach. |
| ace has a reduced caseload, but he continues to | hear cases in the Ninth Circuit, and he sits by desi |
| had sent a small delegation led by The Ridge to | hear what Tecumseh had to say, and after his otherwi |
| But I wanted to | hear the words. |
| In August 2010 he was appointed to | hear the cases in the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. |
| n Square Garden, 15,000 people paid $20 each to | hear Mr. Nader speak. |
| o invited her to rest her head on his breast to | hear the beating of his heart, and the piercing of h |
| w Led Zeppelin songs in which it is possible to | hear the squeak of John Bonham's bass drum pedal in |
| re doing any further major editing, I'd like to | hear from others with your thoughts. |
| ts acute, highly adapted hearing allows them to | hear the high frequency waves that bounce of the ins |
| amuel Pepys recorded that he couldn't get in to | hear the sermon, eating a meal of herrings in a pub |
| Immense numbers of people crowded to | hear the trial, from various motives; chiefly to lea |
| ), but that it might perhaps be enlightening to | hear how a non-French European (equally used to wine |
| To | Hear And Back Again (Matchless) |
| 05, the United States Supreme Court declined to | hear the case, which ended Kline's appeals. |
| t an experienced barrister as a Commissioner to | hear the case. |
| raken, Rubens was said to have been relieved to | hear he was married, since he felt that he would oth |
| bors, while other times I had to crank it up to | hear the dialogue. |
| r as many as 4000 people often came together to | hear him. |
| the third verse, "...you ever had to wake up to | hear the news") and Cause then you really might know |
| What You'd Like to | Hear? − 0:38 |
| ho are as fun to meet personally as they are to | hear in song, each member of 33Miles is married, and |
| increase but I should be rather more pleas'd to | hear that you had some sons and daughters of your ow |
| news is bad, but these Americans do not want to | hear it. |
| for handfuls of Poles who risked their lives to | hear Chopin. |
| mitting equipment and give people the chance to | hear (G)2MT perculating through the aether once agai |
| "Would you like to | hear something?" |
| The crowd rushed over only to | hear, ‘I've been robbed by the capitalist system! |
| Despite accepting a payment of eight talents to | hear the case, Florus refused to listen to the compl |
| to provide the captives with an opportunity to | hear and contest the allegations against them. |
| Listening the far-off avalanche to | hear, |
| Doesn't Anybody Want To | Hear A Love Song - (Dennis Geyer) 3:27 |
| King Pedro IV, he considered it, but refused to | hear her. |
| Andrew returned to Prague in October 2005 to | hear a performance by the Czech Philharmonic Horns o |
| nslow took the Commons to the House of Lords to | hear their judgment on the case he challenged Black |
| bly members trooped into the Council Chamber to | hear the Commission read, the visitors had time to c |
| Nothing to | Hear, Nothing to... 1985 (1993) |
| at this point I'm so sick of it I never want to | hear that song again". |
| 2005 Trafalgar Square was a gathering place to | hear the announcement that London had won the bid to |
| hort cut through scrub and apparently failed to | hear a challenge from a sentry, who then shot him de |
| When Ronnie Wood and Keith Richards came to | hear us play, Keith said, "You ought to get another |
| The game permits players to | hear their fortunes about what their life will be li |
| ut the country inviting fans to be the first to | hear a selection of songs from the new record and vi |
| thing and dishes out advice whether you want to | hear it or not does,' according to the BBC and Chort |
| f's petition for judicial review and refused to | hear the Native American group's appeal. |
| ere "unreliable" because they were difficult to | hear. |
| ts including another duet with McGraw, "Just To | Hear You Say That You Love Me", "Let Me Let Go" and |
| When they got back, Alan was stunned to | hear Steph and Adam had got married abroad. |
| It was expected to last for three months and to | hear from 120 witnesses in private session. |
| king it nearly impossible for opposing teams to | hear one another. |
| ailable publicly), it gave new fans a chance to | hear the Johns' earlier non-album work without havin |
| a trial centre for local courts, being able to | hear more complex multi-track cases. |
| I mean that's what I want to | hear with all my influences on one album that's what |
| leagues would come to the House chamber just to | hear him speak-not to be swayed by his conservative |
| 5 000 people gather at the Mount Royal Arena to | hear Bethune tell what he saw in Spain and declared: |
| eased "Magnetic Air", which allowed new fans to | hear the live portion of the North American released |
| Sree Hanuman stands leaning forward as if to | hear his master's words with a club in his hand. |
| Another unruly crowd made it difficult to | hear the speeches of Antoinette Brown Blackwell, Car |
| les, and campaigned for the Welsh to be able to | hear church services conducted in the Welsh language |
| Now that was what I wanted to | hear, and wanted to make. |
| rryl's wife, telling him everything he wants to | hear. |
| Pius XII was outraged to | hear that Franco desired to send Vidal, as a man hos |
| in the early years, but it was also possible to | hear Jazz, Blues, and R & B. In the mid-1970s the ma |
| It was initially released exclusively to | Hear Music outlets in Starbucks coffee shops on Nove |
| faces and the many-coloured dress of Nature, to | hear the rustling of leaves, the murmuring of stream |
| oise is actually Martian for "Would you like to | hear me sing?" |
| ated with other singers and it's fascinating to | hear Mathis' take on these and how well they compare |
| e of opposition from those who preferred not to | hear it, you should be applauded, not ridiculed." |
| d; when he was to be brought into the church to | hear the sermon, during which he was to be 'placeit |
| nd its haunting, sensual melody make it easy to | hear the lyrics as a sexy come-on. |
| merica, where he was trying to get the world to | hear their point of view of what was going on. |
| ct Court of New South Wales has jurisdiction to | hear most indictable offences (except murder and tre |
| 's Sunday service was named "The Best Sermon to | Hear on a Sunday Morning" by the Independent Weekly, |
| success that the audience left the ballroom to | hear the orchestra's performance in the lobby. |
| of walking in a march and a meeting (rally) to | hear speakers |
| For the listener, you are easily able to | hear the difference between ostensible leader Evans |
| e give Tormato the sound everybody was alike to | hear of Yes albums. |
| enior status on March 31, 1940 but continued to | hear cases until his death in 1942. |
| s from that album possibly for the listeners to | hear those songs before Hiding Place was released. |
| hareis) were responsible because they longed to | hear his words of Torah. |
| s appointed by Charles together with Halifax to | hear the charges against the Duke of Lauderdale. |
| up her household in Seville and was allowed to | hear political matters. |
| ng; students from all parts of Spain flocked to | hear him. |
| Over 300 delegates met in Ottawa to | hear from 25 distinguished speakers and to develop a |
| y drowns her out by turning on the CD player to | hear her favorite diva singing Believe. |
| d does not know his location, awakes in time to | hear Big Ben strike midnight both through the air an |
| The United States Supreme Court refused to | hear (denied certiorari to) the April 2009 challenge |
| hese people don't amount to much - they like to | hear themselves talk." |
| Humphrey's thoughts are played aloud for all to | hear, the Cabinet Secretary is reduced to a gibberin |
| sent a group of his finest scholars to Brisk to | hear the Rav's lectures. |
| He refuses to | hear her arguments regarding the punishment of the f |
| he pubs and restaurants, where Hsiao worked, to | hear his live performance. |
| ing to a New York Times preview, "The chance to | hear Deborah Voigt in her first performance of the t |
| I have often heard, and have been amazed to | hear, this thesis of yours, which is maintained and |
| Time passes, and when the Mullers fail to | hear from Kurt, Joshua announces he plans to search |
| e New China Cafe, the customers had a chance to | hear their favorite song by entering the name of the |
| eld that the tribunal did have the authority to | hear the case, overturning the Court of Appeal. |
| Not wanting Elizabeth to | hear the news from the media, Rose and Suitcase agre |
| d to accompany a preacher to Sydenham Common to | hear an open-air service but at the last minute the |
| uslim has gone up, because when you continue to | hear that same claim from a number of different peop |
| ough a blast pipe, made it almost impossible to | hear a person speak. |
| om late in the 17th century, and was reduced to | hear! or hear, hear! by the late 18th century. |
| he NSW Department of Media and invited Baker to | hear his part-time band, including Pat Drummond, Roc |
| nual] meetings to tell us of their concerns, to | hear from us about what we are doing and why, and pr |
| That is what we want to | hear people say.” |
| His wife, in house arrest, was forced to | hear through a telephone his husband's cries as he w |
| s father, Dick returns to his childhood home to | hear the reading of his father's will, much to his f |
| so diminished and unreliable that I rejoiced to | hear that they intended to adjourn...it seems that w |
| This leads the court to | hear cases of principal importance, where clarificat |
| and the action were not separated, in which to | hear was to obey." |
| the Metropolitan Police, I shall be pleased to | hear it". |
| , jumbled and made it practically impossible to | hear homilies, and the natural illumination in a ver |
| portunities as those who had the opportunity to | hear it on earth. |
| of broadcasting--that the average fan wants to | hear the kind of questions asked that they would ask |
| Even 24 states to the Monarch (though unable to | hear him) that "21 wants to nail your wife" and the |
| ently contacted Dr Huth, who was "horrified" to | hear that Hullermann was still working with children |
| eplied saying, "Did somebody say they wanted to | hear The Drowners? |
| t, justice, or judge shall have jurisdiction to | hear or consider any claim or cause of action whatso |
| I was so sad to | hear about Michael Kamen's death. |
| members who submitted songs that they wanted to | hear on Bolt Radio received the bolt dj badge. |
| joy this strange style of manga will be glad to | hear that the creator has many more titles under her |
| In early 1950 Feldman went to | hear the New York Philharmonic give a performance of |
| nue marketing his CDs for future generations to | hear per the testimony of his friend and company fou |
| Hooke therefore wanted to | hear from members about their researches, or their v |
| I don't want to | hear my songs changed like that. |
| It is impossible to | hear on released recordings however, because of the |
| what it claims is a friendly spirit and begs to | hear its famous song. |
| letion of the ‘Wikify' template I would love to | hear them. |
| be not legally permissible, then I am happy to | hear that." |
| To | hear the local current time in Ukraine, a person can |
| o whether the Ninth Circuit has jurisdiction to | hear the case. |
| they are said to have flocked, as to a show, to | hear his discourses. |
| purpose to make diligent enquiries into and to | hear and determine the above mentioned offences." |
| nd talked to people on the street who wanted to | hear his famous voices. |
| will tell you whatever he thinks he want you to | hear, because he knows you will never give him your |
| Iyarpagaiar was very happy to | hear this and agreed readily. |
| ying to Nate, “Hey, I have a demo I want you to | hear!” |
| y the eighth time that the Court has refused to | hear a ballot access appeal brought by a state. |
| ut listeners have, very often, an impression to | hear the tonal music. |
| dge, riding horseback through the wilderness to | hear cases. |
| gistrates, proceeded in state to the village to | hear the cases. |
| l audience to the Kurhaus and the Kurtheater to | hear belcanto works by Gioachino Rossini and his con |
| e sound, that jhini si awaaz, Kabir urges us to | hear. |
| arried a message that audiences did not want to | hear and it was a failure. |
| he rest of the crew blast it without waiting to | hear how the other performs. |
| Powerful arrived at Gibraltar on 12 June to | hear the other two ships were three days ahead of he |
| It's an honour to | hear him sing my song. |
| al did not have the constitutional authority to | hear the case. |
| "I Want to | Hear What You Have Got to Say" was also released on |
| Ono (who had also taken LSD) up to the attic to | hear his largely experimental non-Beatles' recording |
| The lead single, "I Just Had To | Hear Your Voice", failed to become a big hit as "Get |
| We desire to | hear from you what your views are: for with regard t |
| gs, but for the most part people really want to | hear the standards at Christmas, no matter how good |
| do anything (within a reasonable time frame) to | hear those words. |
| Millions of listeners in India tuned in to | hear Saroj on Radio Ceylon. |
| Supreme Court of the United States declined to | hear a further appeal. |
| Supreme Court of the United States declined to | hear a further appeal. |
| chance to showcase that because people want to | hear the house songs." |
| l argued that only the courts should be able to | hear and assess his aboriginal rights claim. |
| grammed the 4:32 version, making it a rarity to | hear the full version on radio. |
| Reb Noson went to | hear the Rebbe, who was only 8 years his senior, and |
| e, purring tone that makes you lean in close to | hear its range of color and articulation, and his im |
| well where can I go to | hear it then? |
| ional trick visible to the eye but difficult to | hear. |
| St Paul's was the place to go to | hear the latest news of current affairs, war, religi |
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