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It can take a trained ear to tell one modern Congolese band from another, so formulaic has the music become.
ECONOMIST: Congolese music
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He worked so hard at it that he could eventually take telegraph messages by ear rather than by transcribing the Morse code a feat only two other people in America could perform.
FORBES: To Be Born Poor Doesn't Mean You'll Always Be Poor
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Your kids wake up, it's like, oh Lord, your ear hurts -- just take an Anacin. (Laughter.) Just get to school, whatever you do.
WHITEHOUSE: The White House
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With Bluetooth enabling cable-free wireless chat, the Ear Force XP510 and PX51 headsets allow gamers to take phone calls and stream music easily.
ENGADGET: Turtle Beach highlights latest Ear Force gaming headsets for 2013, prices tournament flagship Seven Series
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Now when he gets a call Prideaux can either hold the prosthetic arm up to his ear, put it on speaker phone, or take it out if need be.
FORBES: Man Installs Nokia Phone In His Prosthetic Arm
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At that age when your coaches are telling you stuff like that it goes in one ear and out the other but if you actually listen and take into consideration what they're saying you realise they are right.
BBC: Micah Richards column
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Inevitably the onlookers would start to shout, "Draw him, draw her, draw me, " and Sandy would take up the exhortation, if only to stop them from screaming in his ear.
NPR: Roth Rewrites History with a 'Plot Against America'
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Now with the Razer BlackShark, gamers will be able to take to the skies feeling like a genuine attack helicopter pilot with complete circumaural ear cups designed to facilitate an authentic auditory in-game experience.
ENGADGET: Razer outs Battlefield 3 aviator headsets
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The on-ear controls are also hard to reach, meaning we had to take the cans off every time we wanted to make an adjustment -- a much easier task with the AmPlug which is always near your fingertips.
ENGADGET: Vox jams guitar amps into Audio-Technica headphones, dubs them Amphones (ears-on)
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But here as always, Ms. Herzog uses her well-tuned ear for dialogue to reveal the personalities of her characters, and it doesn't take long to figure out that for all their glib chitter-chatter, Abby and Zack (even their names are right) are pitifully unequal to the harsh challenges of adulthood.
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