| With Professor Joy Klamp as the guide, Radio 4 takes its listeners on a journey into the heart of sulkiness. |
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| It has inestimable value for today's listeners in gaining a balance between old and new. |
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| Tea tree, better known to our New Zealand listeners as manuka, looks entirely different. |
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| Spike and Bob have challenged listeners to call in and give Lauren their best pickup lines. |
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| I suspect some listeners will hate it, thinking it too over-elaborate, but I love it. |
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| Over the years, these keen listeners have developed an ear for every political innuendo and insinuation. |
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| They can be heard here, and I can imagine many listeners being surprised to learn that they are hearing a stringed instrument. |
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| He was a skilled orator and yet a three-hour speech left his listeners with memories of just a few sentences. |
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| Brian Maloney has an interesting post up about Air America's failure to catch fire with listeners. |
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| For months, more than a hundred radio stations broadcast trivia questions and gave away sample games to listeners. |
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| The phone lines were jammed and in the end we had to disconnect the phones as we couldn't deal with the sheer volume of listeners calling us. |
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| Allusions and references, in other words, allow writers to engage their readers and listeners actively in the communicative process. |
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| That alone is a measure of the extent to which the listeners were drawn into the music, but subsequent conversation proved the point. |
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| The BBC would like viewers and listeners to write the words for a new hymn or worship song. |
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| Previously, the region's listeners were only able to pick up the station on medium wave. |
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| And for our listeners this morning, we have a delectation of delights, a feast of fantasies. |
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| Instead of seeking melody, listeners grew satisfied with crump-crump rhythm. |
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| Calls from listeners and phone-in polls conducted by commercial television networks overwhelmingly supported the government's stand. |
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| But can it make running its own mix of in-depth sports reporting and phone-ins attractive to listeners? |
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| Without instruments, listeners will hear whooping, chattering, burbling, aspirating and the occasional thumping beatbox. |
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| Less attentive listeners may have made the easy mistake that he was impugning Dr Luke's reputableness or his seniority. |
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| Kiley tips his hat to those loyal listeners, acknowledging that it's the audience, not the venue, that can make or break any performance. |
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| Over the years, he enjoyed the company of many good friends and always delighted in sharing memories with his willing listeners. |
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| Many of his listeners are of an impressionable age and take the words of a popular media figure to be gospel truth. |
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| Speakers go about their oratory for hours together earning the wrath of the listeners. |
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| Jesus ended his Sermon on the Mount by exhorting his listeners to choose wisely as they sought the proper foundation for building their lives. |
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| Since the song has cut the mustard with listeners in Europe and Latin America, the sisters hope the United States will relish it, too. |
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| Once again, he proved that age and disease have not robbed him of the magic to cast a spell on listeners with his poems. |
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| He was famous for breaking countless bands and introducing new music to his listeners. |
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| Your listeners should have the feeling at the end of your concert that something inside them has been touched and changed. |
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| Spear claims he is only making music about what he knows and if that touches a chord in his listeners, so be it. |
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| Another local man whose voice is so familiar to listeners is news presenter Sen O'Ciobhn who has been with the station since its foundation. |
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| We regular listeners became as familiar with the kids and teachers of this Midwestern steel mill town as we were with our own relatives. |
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| I'm a real nighthawk and I love chatting to listeners about what's on their minds. |
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| His radical idea was that whatever sounds listeners heard during the performance constituted the music. |
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| Symphony orchestras are playing movie soundtracks in a pitch for younger listeners, few of whom would ever watch a movie without pictures. |
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| You also broadcast on radio, so let me ask you, are your readers, are your viewers, are your listeners still interested in this trial? |
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| Each tape is well organized and beautifully narrated in language that should be easy for most listeners to understand. |
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| That particular line-length is easy to swallow, while its iambic rocking gives a steady rhythmical pleasure to listeners. |
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| The decision of a panel of members, as well as concertgoers and radio listeners, was, extraordinarily, unanimous. |
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| The unifying theme of most of the top 10 seems to imply that the station's listeners are easily impressed by the mock-heroic. |
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| The service is free to listeners, though some do send donations with their returned tapes. |
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| His tunes for the melodious music of Baiju Bawra and Mother India still hold listeners spellbound. |
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| The interpretation avoided controversy, revealing in its place a grand romantic tunefulness that captivated first-time listeners. |
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| The crowd of polite listeners, sitting pretty with their drinks in their hands, soon started bobbing their heads in sync. |
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| But even a distorted market needs consumers, and if an underserved group of listeners is big enough, someone will notice them. |
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| The reaction of others who heard this interview tends to confirm that listeners didn't need to have the interviewer wade in on their behalf. |
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| And the whole family can gather round the wireless for Radio Four's Go 4 It show, a varied and unpatronising mix of features for young listeners. |
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| Longtime fans will not be disappointed, and new listeners will have good reason to shake their booties. |
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| He stopped speaking, and despite the sound of hooves and wagon wheels echoing in the tunnel, an odd sort of silence enveloped his listeners. |
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| Screaming guitars and tortured wails were the tools used to pound the passion into each song and the listeners into dejected submission. |
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| Let's not confuse World music with bland wallpaper forcing listeners to entertain themselves. |
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| Similarly, whatever is said on radio is taken as gospel by undiscerning listeners who, from all accounts, comprise the clear majority. |
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| In language, listeners build structure out of nouns, verbs and other syntactical elements. |
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| For experimental music listeners, jazz is probably as vibrant now as it ever was. |
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| He conveys the emotion and excitement without forcing himself on listeners and viewers. |
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| While I enjoyed the news-less interlude, too many strikes will weary public patience and risk handing viewers and listeners to the opposition. |
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| The trouble is, Dawson was a born raconteur, and like most raconteurs he sometimes embellished his stories to amuse his listeners. |
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| On the train, I switched the radio on to a phone-in programme where listeners expressed their worries about the escalating situation. |
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| I was shocked to see the number of listeners who had switched off their radios in just 12 months. |
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| If a speaker does use humor in a speech, make certain the story, anecdote or joke is surefire funny with all listeners. |
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| This equates to more than 50 per cent more listeners than any comparable international broadcaster. |
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| Three hundred well-dressed listeners had already filled the seats in the main hall of the Camino Real hotel. |
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| Some listeners will probably find his voice a bit adenoidal for their tastes. |
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| To allow critical comments from listeners and Negus on the ABC this morning was a good gusty move by Catterns. |
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| The results indicate that, on average, listeners are able to discriminate between the two. |
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| The figures show the station enjoys a weekly reach of 152,000 listeners, up from 146,000 recorded a year ago. |
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| The Radio station has attracted nearly two million new listeners over the last year bringing its reach to an all time high of 32.9 million. |
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| Star voices not only draw eager listeners but also their message is readily accepted. |
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| Radio and television talk shows remain popular as guests and listeners continue the search for success. |
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| The kinder, gentler Parrot is dull and many of his listeners on 2GB must be dying of boredom. |
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| Studies of tonality have shown that listeners agree on the keynote of a musical excerpt and that the listeners in turn agree with the composer. |
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| Lecturing on tennis at his home club, he urges his listeners to play to win, even to have a killer instinct, but always to be sportsmanlike. |
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| While Stu was at home greasing the tractor, listeners from across Australia were phoning in their suggestions. |
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| The service targets listeners in Afghanistan and Pakistan, where Pashto is widely spoken. |
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| Move your listeners and express yourself more effectively by crafting your songs the way hit writers do. |
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| He reminded listeners that in 1943 Yugoslav partisans in Serbia fought against numerically superior German forces and won. |
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| Balanced sonorities and evenness of metre direct listeners on a course of undiminishing grandeur that leads naturally to calmness in repose. |
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| It was initially leaked to a US radio station earlier this year, and listeners immediately flooded Djs with requests to hear it. |
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| She asks good leading questions to encourage her guests to talk about the subjects she thinks her listeners will find interesting. |
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| The press is not responsible to the government, but to their readers and listeners or viewers. |
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| Nearly a century ago, for instance, radio was a new grassroots phenomenon that responded to community needs without huckstering the listeners. |
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| It is common for listeners to perceive an echo of Beethoven's life in his music, which often depicts struggle followed by triumph. |
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| The radio announcers were trying to act encouraging as they informed the listeners that all of Toronto was in a blackout situation. |
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| There is little in terms of correct grammar and pronunciation that listeners can learn from them. |
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| In our gospel reading today, Jesus makes an incredible offer to his listeners. |
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| Letter writers and listeners to radio call-in shows have expressed their concerns through the media. |
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| While I'd like to believe that Stern doesn't have that much pull with his listeners, I know I'd just be kidding myself. |
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| Another, evolution expert, Richard Dawkins, was invited to give listeners a taste of what they could expect from a God-less God slot. |
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| The architects' remarks gave listeners a special behind-the-scenes glimpse of some of their creations. |
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| Music and dance helped forge a common bond among listeners, and everyone was enraptured. |
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| It didn't take long for these guys to fill the room with attentive listeners, or run out of merch. |
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| Perhaps some actual variety in broadcast programming would draw older listeners back, or at least have them visit once in a while. |
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| African music is unique in the way it instantly creates a special, moving link with listeners. |
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| The listeners grow suspicious with his self-defence story and discover the truth concerns them all. |
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| A 1992 law allows music listeners to make some personal digital copies of their music. |
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| Rapport between teller and listeners is based on trust, interest and on respect for character as well as skills. |
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| I have been giving some thought as to how the annoying buzzing sound of model aircraft can be, to other listeners, a mere gentle drone? |
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| We can't do what we do without our listeners getting behind us and supporting us financially. |
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| Will we alienate our loyal, core listeners if we dramatically change our story content? |
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| This's why he's thrilled that listeners are sending him their own CDs and making him discover new music. |
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| This reflects, in part, the prevailingly local character of the interdiction, pronounced by a mullah or self-imposed by a body of listeners. |
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| The services will offer listeners more choice and variety, with an interference-free sound. |
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| In fact, advertisers' desire for young listeners has led radio stations to offer a proliferation of new formats. |
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| In the feature, listeners vote to hear either a very cheesy or a very classy track. |
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| The highlight of the radio dramas was that they were scripted with a specific message to listeners. |
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| This one stumped Geoff a bit and if any listeners have an idea let us know. |
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| But judging from the ratings they did so to the liking and approval of many listeners. |
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| Often, in the run-up to Christmas, it's listeners looking for the best place to by a gadget on line on the cheap. |
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| Talk radio is enjoying a coast-to-coast resurgence with millions of loyal listeners tuning in to their favorite topics. |
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| At first, the onstage listeners are caught up in their own individual responses. |
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| To those who are avid radio listeners, the programmes have a quality of their own. |
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| There is so much sickness that I want to remind listeners that everyone has goodness in them. |
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| Patriotic organizations advocating military preparedness found new listeners. |
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| According to her, the number of Bulgarian listeners has remained very high over the years. |
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| Her theme was Nutrition for Older People and she dealt with a number of queries from her listeners. |
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| The majority of the radio's listeners are Asian and it has a listenership of 620,000, 40 per cent of the UK's Asian population. |
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| Burt's dry wit has, however, occasionally got him into hot water, especially among more literal-minded listeners. |
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| But if indeed they thought listeners would agree, why was a gag rule necessary? |
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| The pirate radio's broadcasts reached listeners as far away as Germany, France, Switzerland, Britain and the Netherlands. |
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| Some lectures concern the jobs or livelihoods of the listeners at the lecture. |
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| By the end of the piece, they are more apparent than they were at the start, since listeners take the arrhythmic nature of speech for granted. |
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| This ambitious young artist has the attention of the industry, winning over listeners with her contagious charisma and hot take on pop music. |
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| We feel we will stutter and stumble and earn the deserved scorn of our listeners. |
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| The producer has done his best with the mastering here, but listeners will note a roughness to the sound. |
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| Some artists thrive on winsome personalities, cunningly distracting listeners from the music with their stylistic excess. |
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| Apparently, these broadcasters believe that listeners are incapable of handling subversive music, but are ready to swallow euphemisms. |
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| Talking about uncertainty is risky because the word itself may send a frisson of fear through many listeners. |
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| Shows insist on running asinine competitions to check that their listeners are awake and tuned in. |
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| This is the one hurdle at which most listeners coming in hope, tend to falter and often lose heart and turn away. |
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| But the real losers in all this, of course, were the listeners and viewers. |
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| This term, in the sense that it is being bandied about by talk radio hosts and listeners alike, is new to me. |
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| It used to protect listeners and viewers from the venomous verbal assaults of right wing commentators. |
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| Another cover version drew a more mixed response from both these listeners, however. |
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| This focus places Mathews within a growing trend in the field of homiletics toward considering listeners as a vital part of the preaching event. |
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| The album doesn't really get cooking until its second half, where the songs have agendas other than beating listeners senseless. |
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| Nowadays, home cinema can use six or more speakers to give listeners a feeling of being immersed in sound. |
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| In 1903, for example, Meyer urged his Tuesday evening Keswick listeners to attend to things that were wrong in their lives. |
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| But then again, what would purposeful self-sabotage prove except that his listeners are all just force-fed lunkheads? |
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| This paper asks many questions and invites the listeners to question their own beliefs. |
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| Some EMI partners sell directly to listeners, other to e-tailers who will themselves target consumers. |
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| The album continues in that vein, reminding listeners that aggressive, well-produced rock doesn't have to sound like Top 40 pabulum. |
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| By four she left listeners spellbound with her command of complicated ragas and talas. |
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| Last weekend, stunned listeners were treated to a plug for a piece by a former Supreme Court judge. |
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| Even local talk radio has been engineered into a kind of therapy, where listeners phone in to vent by the megawatt. |
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| The poignant sound of the contralto's voice pulled at the heart strings of her listeners as she held them under her spell. |
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| Fortuitously, one of our many and varied listeners emailed me and put me on to this site. |
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| Yet Western listeners are not noticeable disturbed by the pitch intonation of professional performers. |
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| The film contains an imaginary radio broadcast in which listeners are alerted to be on the lookout for fifth columnists. |
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| To test this, we added background babble and replicated the experiment with another group of younger listeners. |
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| A pilot light situated on a table directly in front of the seated listeners signaled when they were to make loudness judgments. |
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| There will be a chance for listeners to have their say on the big match by texting or emailing the show. |
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| The feelings that the listeners recorded at the time are in line with anecdotal evidence of experiences in places that have infrasound. |
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| Experts from the field of science and technology as well as listeners were asked for their nominations. |
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| In such works as the Homeric epics, stock formulas served to maintain the rhythm of the verse and were mnemonically useful for performers and listeners alike. |
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| Critics and listeners were left confused whether Paisley was apologizing for his apparel or justifying it with his bizarre lyrics. |
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| The bebop legend drove jazz into territories that continue to awe listeners with ears fast enough to keep up. |
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| Porter wrapped the words in a seductive tune that never wearies listeners. |
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| For the Queen Mother, two minutes of BBC radio silence were ordained, reduced to one for listeners to Radio 1, out of respect for their limited attention span. |
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| And the television viewers and radio listeners and newspaper readers are suffering from compassion fatigue. |
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| While the place was jumping and filled with appreciative listeners, the rest of the pub, with its sad Sky TV and pool table, was an echoing canyon. |
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| In retrospect, Presley's wiggles seem perfectly suited to a medium that showed the movements and performance styles that radio listeners could only imagine. |
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| Last night the country's favourite agony uncle insisted that it was the power of radio and the nationwide spread of listeners that empowered people. |
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| Somewhere in his quest to re-engage his listeners with the screwed-up world around them, he's begun to lose his ability to engage them in his music. |
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| Chatty, engaging and knowledgeable, cabbies in Hong Kong are also avid listeners of discussion programs on local radio. |
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| Along with Ukrainian authorities, Russian radio listeners also expressed concerns about escalation of the conflict. |
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| But it is no use satisfying the listeners of our conceptual talk if we cannot make any related changes in the real world of racially discriminative actions and consequences. |
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| Radio, digital and satellite listeners in the UK and local radio station audiences in Africa will simultaneously hear and be able to engage with broadcasts. |
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| Are listeners really going to mistake what the questioner is saying? |
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| Even attentive listeners can be overwhelmed by too many rules. |
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| He's got a southern twang to his voice that disarms his listeners. |
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| The conclusion seems to be that music listeners have a very bright future. |
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| The distinctive wallets usually arrive on listeners ' doormats on Fridays. |
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| I think I should remind listeners just how dangerous it can be. |
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| She now has 5.4 million listeners, down 430,000 on the previous quarter. |
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| They have a very tight rollicking sound that will appeal to listeners. |
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| Their job is to fuel a galvanizing blend of fear and outrage among listeners. |
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| These artists see the value of their productions as art for art's sake as well as revelations of the truth and presentation of possibilities for their listeners. |
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| It was a long shot, but ABC listeners turned up seven big bells. |
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| In this task, listeners heard sets of five paired associates. |
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| Fifty-five years after his death, Anton Webern still leads listeners through a musical underworld where even dodecaphonic and atonal rules simply don't apply. |
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| More than 100 people entered the BBC Afrique competition which asked listeners to submit a five minute radio report, either on audio tape or as a transcript, on any subject. |
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| Vibrations from instruments such as the talking drum or the didgeridoo, or even from foot-stomping dances, may have spoken volumes to distant, unshod listeners. |
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| It is therefore important for speech writers to recognise the fact that, whatever they scribble, should tally with the audience or expectations of the listeners. |
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| A live broadcast of the BBC's longest-running magazine programme, Woman's Hour, presented by Jenni Murray, gave listeners around the country a flavour of the event. |
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| This week, for the first time in its history, BBC World Service's daily magazine programme Outlook is entirely devoted to ideas and stories from listeners. |
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| The market is saturated with this sort of heavy, but melodic guitar-based rock, and there isn't really a wrinkle or gimmick to help attract listeners. |
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| To his credit, snider was initially as defiant as his song encourages its listeners to be. |
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| You know how we are always getting puzzles and teasers from our listeners. |
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| At the Special Court for Sierra Leone, Justice Richard Lussick read the verdict to about 80 spellbound listeners. |
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| Rush is a factor only to his ill-informed, albeit numerous listeners, and we should move on. |
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| The highlights for most listeners were the poems threaded with irony. |
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| It has localised the format to bid for new FM licences in Glasgow and the West Midlands so more listeners outside London don't have to tune in to the station in medium wave. |
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| Now the dominant trend in radio is to avoid giving listeners a reason to turn off, rather than offering a positive reason to turn on in the first place. |
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| I suggest to listeners who are interested in this debate that they listen to some of the commentators' views, and I will mention three of them briefly. |
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| His appeal was never limited to the staid or the traditional listeners of music and his toe-tapping, strict-tempo style had near-universal appeal. |
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| The flagship daily news and current affairs programme Kildare Today will deal with topical issues and provide a forum for listeners to air their views. |
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| This hip hop act are from South Africa and will be bringing listeners the raw and rhythmic sounds of hip hop from the townships and cities of South Africa. |
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| Why should he care, if even more listeners tune in to his radio show for the next installment of troglodytic tastelessness? |
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| But the rolling chat format can lead to trivialisation and less depth, and there are a lot of intelligent listeners out there who want to think about issues. |
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| Much to the disgust of some listeners, the speech was interrupted several times by a few people in the audience. |
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| It takes a few listening sessions to bring out these hidden depths, but even impatient listeners will be caught by the catchiness of the melodies. |
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| He understood that for there to be a conversation there must be both speakers and listeners, and he regarded himself merely as one of the moderators. |
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| But his Personae kept evolving, infuriating listeners who wanted him to be the model from three years earlier. |
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| It didn't take long to track down two types of bullace in West Berkshire in the surrounding area, thanks to Newbury Weekly News readers and BBC Radio Berkshire listeners. |
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| Archers listeners are by far the most proprietorial of all soap-opera fans. |
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| The idea seems to be that if one doesn't actually give voice to opinions then it's perfectly possible for listeners or viewers to believe that one might not have them at all. |
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| But six years later, the right-wing talk-radio crowd is receding in relevance as their listeners age out of existence. |
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| As the CD demonstrates, some cage birds are able to mimic human speech with such accuracy that some listeners will barely believe the sounds have been made by birds. |
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| See her, in Medea, remember the hammerhead shark, play with a cigarette, remind her listeners that their tape is running out, and obsess about another, very different Billie. |
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| We also put together ideas for listener promotions, on-air content, and how we can take these off-air in marketing terms to attract new listeners. |
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| Jamaican radio stations and their listeners will join in the party at Pebble Mill studios via chat rooms, an internet guest book and a 360 degree web camera. |
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| Trying to bar all acknowledgments of religion by government officials in the name of preventing offense to listeners seems to me more illiberal than liberal. |
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| Croydon Community Mediation is looking for people who are good listeners, are perseverant, have a sense of humour, and are able to take the rough with the smooth. |
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| The results were inconclusive and received mixed responses from listeners. |
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| The Mozart industry has thrown down the glove, challenging musicians and listeners to search out every nook in which a Mozart note may have hidden. |
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| As you said, let's not idealize the history of American journalism, but there was a time, as some listeners pointed out, when news wasn't infotainment. |
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| While the anecdotes and inside jokes are enjoyable enough, the banter does wear a bit thin and listeners are left wishing for more substantive comments. |
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| This may be my last broadcast gentle listeners, the last time you hear my soothing words and sage advice drifting out of your radio consoles like a summer zephyr. |
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| The politicians would be asked to give a refrain of their favourite tunes, while listeners vote on who should take the plaudit of York's finest political voice. |
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| Trained listeners can not only distinguish between the different families of instruments but even recognize individual violins, flutes, clarinets, etc. |
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| The target audiences are Fleming's fans and less demanding listeners, not mopey cusses who concern themselves with matters such as style and authenticity. |
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| We would be forwarding to listeners an already degraded signal. |
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| This is not an appeal to your green listeners, Amy, I promise you. |
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| Strictly not for the sweet goody-goody music listeners, is this album. |
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| Advertisers gravitate towards low end brands where negative feelings against them are outweighed by the fact that some percentage of overall listeners will convert to buyers. |
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| This last point went well with the listeners who applauded energetically. |
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| The producers were instructed by the BBC to cut out double entendres as these were said to be giving offence to some listeners of the Light Programme. |
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| The addition of the distractor had the effect of decreasing performance on the questions, but did so equally for both younger and older listeners. |
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| The rise of cell phones has aided talk's popularity during the morning drive time, allowing listeners to call in from their traffic-stalled vehicles. |
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| Com message will reach millions of listeners that have the same concerns about the decay of Family Values. |
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| Thus they have receptive listeners ready to go for chimeral growth at all cost and regardless of the damage caused en route. |
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| Narberth is home to Radio Pembrokeshire, Radio Carmarthenshire and Scarlet FM broadcasting to listeners every week. |
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| The listeners were moved to tears by the luctiferous tolling of the funeral bells. |
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| In 2015, BBC Radio Derby commissioned a Derbyshire anthem, entitled 'Our Derbyshire', including lyrics suggested by its listeners. |
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| Each of these signals to the listeners that the following is a joke, not to be taken literally. |
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| The University Music Centre promotes a varied programme for instrumentalists, singers and listeners from the university and the wider community. |
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| James' instructions included several requirements that kept the new translation familiar to its listeners and readers. |
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| Audio clips and television broadcasts are used to inform listeners of the BBC's comprehensive database. |
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| American listeners generally readily understand most British broadcasting, and British listeners readily understand most American broadcasting. |
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| Set sales were disappointing as amateurs made their own receivers and listeners bought rival unlicensed sets. |
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| Kid A divided listeners but was named the best album of the decade by Rolling Stone, Pitchfork and the Times. |
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| Throw in digital remastering and listeners can now enjoy music with a purer, clearer sound quality than ever before. |
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| New Breakfast Show host Steve Penk drew an extra 300,000 listeners each week during his first three months in the job. |
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| What really matters is that he is the possessor of the richest, creamiest, most soulful voice in jazz, and wows listeners wherever they hear him. |
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| She seems most comfortable on the fulsome Griffes songs, though not all listeners will find her full-throated approach agreeable. |
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| The award was sponsored by Radio One and voted for online by their listeners. |
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| What really matters is that he is the possessor of the richest, creamiest voice in jazz, and wows listeners wherever they hear him. |
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| He is good at keeping the action moving along and untangling the many plot threads that develop so listeners can keep up with it all. |
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| Worse, some listeners have found that their copy-protected CDs won't play on their computers, DVD players, PlayStations, or car stereos. |
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| Most listeners will expect a return to the nervy, dense, and struttingly compressed melodies of his first three recordings. |
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| These differences enabled listeners to establish that different adults were stridulating at different times. |
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| In the experiment, the listeners were asked to categorise the vowels samples they heard and rate the sample's prototypicality and nasality. |
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| For the great majority of listeners, other aspects of music, different from microtemporal PDs, must be relevant for triggering body movement. |
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| Kings of Leon's debut EP, Holy Roller Novocaine, wooed critics and listeners alike back in 2003 before the band had even toured properly. |
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| Homilists can lead their listeners to a different place and frame of mind and spirit if they tell their stories well and honestly. |
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| The triple-disc set time-warps listeners to the dawn of Brit house music, but it's not the Holy Grail many critics think it is. |
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| There are a number of reasons for PRI putting out shows that are attractive to both older and younger listeners. |
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| His many embellishings of the tale stretched the credulity of the listeners. |
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| The invited listeners reportedly were dozens of leaders from the pro-choice and pro-life movements. |
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| This is the earliest form which is comprehensible to modern readers and listeners, albeit not easily. |
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| It gives airtime to spokespeople for the government and opposition and allows its viewers, listeners and readers to make up their minds. |
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| In 2004, the last year of his show, his listeners voted Distance, Digital Mystikz, and Plastician in their top 50 for the year. |
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| In 2007, they were also voted the greatest British band in history by BBC Radio 2 listeners. |
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| Vibes' iRadio platform allows me to read incoming messages from listeners in real-time and choose who I want give a shout-out to on-air. |
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| Pravasi Bharathi 810 AM aims to reach out to millions of listeners, streaming music, discussions, news, current affairs and entertainment. |
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| Following the concert, listeners are invited to eat their brown-bag lunch on the church patio. |
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| They gestate in the minds of viewers or listeners or readers. |
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| We've teamed up with hmv to offer 5 lucky listeners the chance to win a copy of The Inbetweeners Series 1-3 boxset which is released today. |
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| Rock 'n' roll music was derived from rhythm and blues music but the name was changed so it would be more acceptable to white listeners, he said. |
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| This is a relatively small scene, but one that has an accessible popularity, both for mainline jazzers and more specialised listeners. |
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| To listeners, Adnan is a real human while Jay remains an abstract figure. |
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| This has made internet radio particularly suited to and popular among expatriate listeners. |
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| In 2007, the station won the prestigious Sony Award for Station Of The Year for stations with fewer than 300,000 listeners. |
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| This argument has included members of the BBC, listeners and several different protest groups. |
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| As well as having most listeners nationally, it ranks first in many regions above local radio stations. |
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| It resulted from powerful preaching that gave listeners a sense of deep personal revelation of their need of salvation by Jesus Christ. |
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| Kenny Everett was asked for input in how to run the new Pop station due to his popularity with both listeners and fellow presenters. |
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| Dialects are in some cases so dissimilar as to be unintelligible to unfamiliar listeners. |
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| With its quirky, minor-key tonality and its penchant for psychedelic jams, it's very easy for listeners to think they've gotten the band pegged early on. |
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| On Mi Nah Wallah, Beenie sings of cutting all gay men's throats and on Bad Man Chi Chi Man he encourages listeners who encounter a gay DJ to chase and kill him. |
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| The station's switchboard was flooded with listeners making complaints. |
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| Studies of animals and birds reveal that listeners can perceive a caller's body size and intension based on the frequency, voice quality and formant spacing of a call. |
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| After years of being asked how to get out of timeshares, I'm excited to announce that we finally found a company I trust to help my listeners get rid of this horrible product. |
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| As of 2005 the auto industry will drop cassette players completely, a move that will have profound implications for audiobook publishers and listeners and librarians. |
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| The Silver Bullet Security Podcast audience clearly agrees, with nearly 11,000 average listeners per episode and more than one million total downloads. |
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| The presenters tried to host a drive time radio show on BBC Southern Counties Radio in Brighton, but ended up with many complaints from the listeners. |
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| This drama takes place over a complex polyrhythm typical to the accordion-led tipica music that listeners outside of Panama are likely unfamiliar with. |
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| The technology speaks folder and subfolder names, song names, and playlists, freeing listeners from having to look at the unit's LCD display or remote control panel. |
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| Y Gododdin is not a narrative poem but a series of elegies for heroes who died in a battle whose history would have been familiar to the original listeners. |
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| In early 1993, Radiohead began to attract listeners elsewhere. |
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| There were picnickers and players, listeners and lollers, fans and fools. |
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| The street curves down from Grey's Monument towards the valley of the River Tyne and was voted England's finest street in 2005 in a survey of BBC Radio 4 listeners. |
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| Just as listeners were recovering from the bad-mouthed spat between US talk show host Joan Rivers and author Darcus Howe on Wednesday, the airwaves turned blue once again. |
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| Radio Cymru has seen its weekly audience increase by 23,000 listeners since September 2016, where its weekly audience amounted to 101,000 listeners. |
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| What Progressive radio sought to do was provide listeners a true alternative to the frenzied, ultrapop sound of hit radio. Music play lists were not drawn from the charts. |
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| It was broadcast by radio to millions of listeners throughout the world, with radio announcers reporting on the fight in English, German, Spanish, and Portuguese. |
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| If a particular station has a cume of 250,000, but most listeners are women and only a very few are within your target demo, then this 250,000 figure doesn't help you. |
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| He claims that the listeners in the scenario would not have been able to make the choice of their favorite music, which negates the previous conception of popular music. |
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| It was found that listeners whose native language was French performed significantly worse than Spanish listeners in reproducing the stress patterns by key strokes. |
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