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"I would listen for 20 seconds," he said.
Would listen for them and take out watch to see if on time.
Sal Yvars, a reserve catcher in the bullpen, would listen for the buzzes.
Families in shelters would listen for the whistle of falling bombs.
Young executives would listen for a while to his proposals while smiling and nodding.
Instead, it would listen for the brief radio-frequency spike caused when one ploughs into the lunar regolith.
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A room where we'd listen for the rise Of breath, the burble in his throat.
I'd listen for however long he read, sometimes drifting off, or trying gamely to follow along and make appreciative noises.
He'd listen for a moment, ask a question or two, then realize that we were talking not about the sea but about swimming or deep-sea fishing, about beaches or sunbathing.
As the nights grew colder, I'd listen for Kelley when I was up late, relieved when I didn't hear his voice, since it meant that he'd found someplace to be indoors.
In between breaths, I'd listen for the answers.
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