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I want to hear what you have to say now.

People want to hear what you're going to do as president.

Still, they want to hear what he has to say.

But why do we never hear what the others have to say?

So maybe we should hear what they have to say.

But the president wanted to hear what we had to say.

The least I can do is hear what he has to say.

You should have heard what they were doing to him.

No one else could hear what either of us was saying.

And did she really want to hear what he had to say?

I hope he heard what you were trying to tell him.

You ever heard what your friend does is against the law?

I must run to the house and hear what you said.

But I want to hear what he came to tell us, first.

No one but you should hear what I say now.

You'll understand when you hear what I say in your office.

Of course I want to hear what happened to him.

So we want no one to be able to hear what we're doing.

I would love to hear what people think either way.

I just wanted to hear what you had to say about her.

I also want to hear what you and your people think.

But I'd heard what happened when you let them out.

But as a matter of fact I heard what you said.

I do want to hear what you find out from him.

He heard what the men said, the questions they asked.