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I read mostly before bed because I feel like it helps me relax and go to sleep.

Lip reading is important because our mind usually prioritizes what we see over what we hear.

I read that nine new emojis are coming out next year, including a pickle emoji.

I read that some Waffle House locations are now selling tacos.

I read something that, camp, the tone of camp.

And I read it this summer, and I should have read it 10, 20 years ago.

When we read deeply, we change our brains and we change who we are.

Alright, now read the whole thing back to me like a cowboy.

If you read the narratives of those wars, there's no pause.

Just wanted to read you this quote from Lauren Marcellus, CBS senior VP of late night current programs.

Maybe we read something online that seems mean-minded and worrying.

Well we didn't read his whole rider and evidently we got him the wrong snacks.

I mean, I read from a prompter, and I know our operator would never-- purple bananas, purple bananas, purple bananas.

Walls that read like the desert.

In school they tend to read slowly, have difficulty understanding simple texts, or make a lot of spelling mistakes when writing.

It's utterly distinct when you're reading it, it feels very much like it's own thing.

I think about that when I read her poem, “El niño solo,” “The Lonely Child.”

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And we could read that as someone who longed to be a parent, letting herself experience what that might be like for a moment.

Did you read The Odyssey?

Kappa Betting says, "Tips on reading opponent serves and receiving them."

Now professional buyers, they actually read the corporate strategy, they align with business partners to find out what’s it really that makes our company better.

And I immediately wanted to read it, you know.

And remember, you'll find a free transcript to read along with on our website, bbclearningenglish.com.

Once you read your confession, the other two players get to interrogate you, then they have to come to a unanimous decision: is it the truth or a lie?

Sapolsky was born in New York, and he spent his youth reading about and imagining living with silverback gorillas.

Well, in school, I read it.

I’ll be honest, when I first read this, part of me thought, “This sounds like a fancy way of saying something we all learned in kindergarten.”

I like reading, so like, I'll read on my Kindle through the Libby app, or I like drawing, so I'll do digital coloring on my iPad, things like that.