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But I listened for her check-ins every few minutes.
I listened only when you moved toward shattering continental unions and electing vulgar demagogues.
And so we talked and we listened and we shared.
Ms. Russ listened to my story, welcomed it into the classroom and said, "Victor, this is your power.
He also listened to recordings of his combat experiences, over and over and over.
He listened until those memories no longer generated any anxiety.
And then I said to them, "What happened to you as you listened to their passion?"
We must focus on audiences, on anyone who has ever turned on a radio or listened to a podcast, and that means all of us.
And if you read why did Skip win, because Skip listened to the people of San Francisco, who were tired of scooters being thrown everywhere, and actually went to the city and said, "We will deploy the service, but we will respond to the people's requirements that we organize ourselves around a set of rules."
She listened carefully and patiently, and then to my joy she said, "If that's what you want to do, and it means so much to you, then let's do it.
So I travelled to refugee camps in Syria and in Turkey, and I sat with families, and I listened.
I listened to their parenting challenges, I listened to their parenting struggles and I listened to their call for help.
I listened as many families had to sort through questions like, "My infant has a fever.
Because I'm just offended as being put in a box as a coastal elite as someone in Middle America is as being considered a flyover state and not listened to.
As I talked, and my classmates listened, the fear ebbed away.
But now, everywhere we've listened, we're hearing the sounds of fin whales and humpback whales and killer whales, further and further north, and later and later in the season.
Alan Crickmore: Sophie and her mum listened to that three times, and they haven't laughed so much in a long time.
(Music ends) AC: When he listened to that recording in his cell before it was sent out to his daughter, he cried.
It was a class where we basically just listened to a song, talked about what it meant to us and analyzed it, and figured out what made it tick.
And one of them came to me the next morning and he said, "You know, I've never listened to classical music in my life, but when you played that shopping piece ..." (Laughter) He said, "My brother was shot last year and I didn't cry for him.
At that time, I really had nothing else to do, so I paid attention to these two female guards and listened to what they were talking about.
You've listened to women from across this world talk about why things have to happen.
Through all of this, she talked, and I listened.
I listened, and I was her audience.
Wouldn't it be cool if every time you listened, it could be different?
And I sat and listened to the headmistress talk to him, saying, you know, who do you think you are?
I listened to her story, and we enrolled her in my school.
I listened to many women's stories.
And now we're trying to work with them to be accredited, which is really important, and we went back to the last AGM this June and we had these amazing one-to-one discussions with the board members, who told us how much they loved their hankies and how it really moved them, what we were doing, and they all told us that if we were standing outside screaming at them and not being gentle in our protest, they wouldn't have even listened to us, never mind had those discussions with us.
He disappeared from the program for troubled youth that he was involved in and slipped through the cracks, but on that day that we spoke, I could tell that more than anything, Troy was happy that someone listened to his dreams and asked him about his future.
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