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We hear about super girl, and we hear about the stock market here, we hear about Business in China, we hear about lots of things.

But Gog doesn't want to hear about our p1anet.

I'm very glad to hear about her being rescued.

Did you hear about the reorganization in our department?

On WHT and many other places, you only hear about it when it messes up.

You have done a brave act and you will hear about it.

We had to hear about the whole journey from beginning to end.

Ask your customers what they want to hear about from you - news about product improvements, special offers, new services, etc.

You're far more likely to hear about a book if a friend has highlighted a couple brilliant sentences in a Facebook update-and if you hear about it, you're far more likely to buy it in print.

I am quite sure Cheney did not stop in Atlanta just to hear about the training of the Army Command.

Though we often hear about air crashes and serious casual deeds, flying is one of the safest ways to travel.

Just about every week now, we also hear about Africans dying in the Gulf of Aden, Africans fleeing the Horn of Africa, particularly Somalia.

We may not depend as much on wild animals now. But we hear about them every day. Americans use the names of animals in many ways.

And so when I hear about negative and false attacks, I really don't invest any energy in them, because I know who I am.

We hear about her pain. She talks about her first kiss, people who lied to her and stole from her. Everything started with gossip. The gossip then grew and became out of control.

We've sold over 2,000 of our merchandise in that trade event alone, and you can hear about what our customers have to say about their reasoning for buying our merchandise in this clip right here…

People who have some sort of frustration, they have some sort of debt they want to settle - when they hear about what goes on somewhere else, it helps embolden them.

If you hear about the prosperity of a generation of emperors, you will be destined by a generation of emperors, and then you will never get away with it.

You'll hear about it.

Let me hear about it.

To excite one to hear about

I'm glad to hear about your graduation.

John: I wanted to hear about the job first.

You will hear about this (ie will receive a formal rebuke about it) later.

1 — Did you hear about that guy who climbed a skyscraper?

Monks are people outside the party. They are not too concerned about the war, so they can't hear about it.

Elementary-school-age kids are not too young to hear about what it's like to work for a living.

最后我们牵了谁的手，陪伴在谁左右。

We haven't had a chance to try this recipe out yet, but we'd love to hear about it if you do!

Its heroine is a pregnant young woman who survives the catastrophe only to say later: "Nobody wanted to hear about it, not here in the West (of Germany) and not at all in the East."

British Airways employees are never happy to have service failures but are eager to hear about them when they occur because they know that ignorance is anything but fortune.

I want to hear about you.

How did you hear about us? How did you hear about this job?

That's exactly what you want to hear about a commuter car.

Did you hear about the thefts from the storeroom?It's a bad business, and everybody is suspect.

Sometimes I hear about a city because of a person, a movie or something, and my impression of Wuzhen comes from this.

'But we've had a lot of fun planning, and when we hear about the fledgling companies coming out of Tsinghua and PKU next year, it will be worth it.

We rarely hear about his polar opposite.

Did you hear about that fool who's got a mad-cap idea about rowing across the Atlantic in a bathtub?

There are way too many people out there (co-workers and annoying acquaintances) who waste too much of our time talking about things we don't want to hear about.

Gunman left message: 'You will hear about me tomorrow'.

Did you hear about Neil?

Contact key people by phone before you send out your announcements so they don't hear about it from someone else.