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inaudibly

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Perhaps the most bizarre moment at Wednesday's event at the Toyota Music Factory in Irving came when Liverpool's Bellew inaudibly shouted into a microphone – which he had brought along - from the press area.

From BBC

“I thought we talked about this,” he said quietly, almost inaudibly.

As the exchange over bail unfolded, Ms. Fried clenched her jaw and chewed on the frames of her glasses, muttering inaudibly as the prosecutor argued that Mr. Bankman-Fried might leave the Bahamas.

In that video, de Almonte appeared so drunk he mumbled inaudibly and had to be held up in a sitting position by one of his henchmen.

In that video, de Alamonte appeared so drunk he mumbled inaudibly and had to be held up in a sitting position by one of his henchmen.

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