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The phrase "listening since" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the starting point of an ongoing action or state of listening, often in contexts related to music or media consumption. Example: "I've been listening since the album was released in 2010." Alternatives: "tuning in since" or "hearing from".
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Essential listening since 1995.
I haven't stopped listening since.
Maybe someone was listening, since that's where this impressive new cast performing the show will be, starting Monday.
Assemblywoman Weinberg must not be listening, since considerable expenses are spent on such advertising, which she would undoubtedly consider "inappropriate".
This is the highest weekly reach for UK radio listening since Rajar introduced its current research methodology in January 1999.
I think he also told me how much the shipping would cost, but I wasn't listening, since the amount didn't matter.
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But Maron and others say it's difficult to attract new listeners, since listening to podcasts isn't intuitive.
Listen, since I don't know where it came from, maybe it's true.
For their part, most supervisors are willing to listen, since it costs money to replace a dissatisfied employee who leaves.
While these "say on pay" rules let investors vote on executive compensation at publicly traded companies, boards do not necessarily have to listen since the votes are considered nonbinding.
Why you should listen: Since the tragic death of their bandmate Gerard Smith, New York's TV on the Radio have moved to the west coast and fittingly coated their music in its sunny glow.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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