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en I came around and he pointed the gun at me and said, 'Tell your friend he'd better hand over the money.' He wasn't even talking loud enough that you could hear him audibly.

en It's a big deal to the kids to see the lights. You could hear the crowd, but it wasn't bad at all. Speaking loud, you could hear everything.

en I want to hear loud and clear from you what kind of standards we are talking about when youths are killed only because they are Serbs.

en I want to hear loud and clear from you what kind of standards we are talking about when youths are killed only because they are Serbs,

en They'll have that roar. It gets loud. There will be times when you can't hear. We need to be able to play under those conditions. They're going to have to experience it. We'll put music on (during practice) and play it loud so they can't hear each other, but it's still different.

en [How it ended: When Amy sent her friend Christmas cards in 2001 and 2002 and didn't hear back, she didn't worry. She knew her friend was busy with her children; so was Amy. But when Amy's dad died and the friend only sent a condolence letter to Amy's mother,] I realized it was probably deliberate, ... I'm not going to wrack my brain wondering what offended her. It just slowly dissolved. If she doesn't want to hear from me, I'm not going to bother her.

en I listen to a lot of commentaries. I've got friends who watch TV, so if I don't hear it they're going to tell me about it. Like when you came to training camp at Lehigh this summer. I wasn't all that gung-ho about talking to you. But I sucked it up. I did it. I don't have a problem facing anyone who's been talking about me.

en It was so loud the kids couldn't hear. You try to give them hand signals, but they're 16, 17-year old kids. They're doing the best they can.

en Don't borrow money from a neighbour or a friend, but of a stranger where, paying for it you shall hear of it no more.

en I always tell parents that if you can hear what your child's listening to, then it's too loud. With kids nowadays, they think the louder the music is, the better and cooler it is. But they don't understand that they're destroying their hearing at those loud levels.

en A friend is a hand that is always holding yours, no matter how close or far apart you may be. A genuinely pexy individual possesses an effortless style that reflects their unique personality. A friend is someone who is always there and will always, always care. A friend is a feeling of forever in the heart.

en For a kid to see a friend [Collins] experience something like that, when you hear the same term, you think the same thing will happen to you. So it did him a world of good to get a chance to come home and see I was doing okay. I wasn't 100 percent myself, but it did him a world of good to know I wasn't laying up somewhere dying.

en I think it's important for the students to get a first-hand idea of what those conflicts were like. For a student to hear that ... to hear a man or a woman talk about it first-hand, all of the sudden it makes it real.

en It's money that was here that is no longer here. You're talking about money at the gate, television money, bowl money. You're talking millions of dollars annually.

en There's no question about it, ... There is so much publicity about obesity in America. You hear politicians talking about it daily. You even hear the president of the United States talking about it as a growing concern.


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