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"listen at" is not a correct phrase in written English.
If you want to express that someone is listening to something, you would say, "listen to." For example: I asked my friend to listen to me while I shared my thoughts.
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Listen at your peril.
Listen, at worst, it's an uptown problem.
Yahoo seemed to listen, at least fleetingly.
You probably shouldn't listen, at least not too closely.
So why does anyone listen at all to these sources?
"Maybe listen at the door first," I say.
" 'Just listen at him!' " Somehow that doesn't sound very medieval.
No one would listen at any other time".
In general, I listen at home on my big speakers.
She had a quick listen at the door.
Increase availability and let us listen at home.
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