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In addition, listeners will be able to discover new podcasts throughout the listening experience on Pandora, in the now playing screen, in the search bar, in the podcast backstage passes and in the episode backstage passes, a company spokesperson tells us.
Listeners will be able to 'Thumbs Up' and 'Thumbs Down" what they're listening to, for the benefit of their Facebook friends.
Listeners will be able to follow along in the score.
Listeners will be able to keep all their BBC music in one place, and listen across multiple devices.
In 2017, listeners will be able to find them in the middle of the dial at 99.1FM.
She has also been praised for recital performances of Bizet and Mozart, but this weekend listeners will be able to hear her in a broader selection of styles.
Hynes' musings on modern life, explored coherently enough here and in more depth throughout his debut album, Falling Off Lavender Bridge, come together to form a narrative that many a young listener will be able to identify with.
This strange belief should ensure that, whatever object x the speaker has in mind as the referent, she will believe: the listener will be able to recover x as the referent.
Such beliefs might prove sufficient to make the speaker believe that the listener will be able to recover her intended referent — thus allowing her to genuinely intend to refer to some object — even in cases where no reasonable listener would in fact be able to recover that object as the referent.
Yet it hardly seems right to say that one might successfully refer to a ship in the distance by using the term 'he' just because one mistakenly believes that the listener will be able to identify that ship as one's intended referent — by means of directly accessing one's mental state at the point when one utters this term.
Chris Neal of Country Weekly said that Swift "demonstrat[es] an honesty, intelligence and idealism with which listeners of any age will be able to connect" and added that "the more thoughtful material suggests a talent poised to last well past high school".
