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heard

[hurd] / hɜrd /


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The neighbour, a football coach at the school the boys attended, heard her screams and was able to pull her out of the water.

From BBC

Later, when the ladies step off of their private plane to greet everyone for the first time, a voice from within the awaiting crowd can be heard saying, “Who is that?”

From Salon

"The problem is that the people of Venezuela are not part of those daily conversations. So the challenge is how the people of Venezuela can be heard."

From Barron's

Schlichter has himself successfully argued three fee cases before the Supreme Court, the only such cases heard by the high court so far.

From The Wall Street Journal

"The least families deserve is for their voices to be heard so care improves for others."

From BBC