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Examples of din

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Now, you zoom the audio in to hear what the players are saying to each other, despite the din.
From Wired
Her constant smile and easy laugh rose above the low din of a full restaurant.
From OregonLive.com
But enough of it was the unfortunate result of one particularly inconsiderate patron who single-handedly spiked the sound level to a 98-decibel din.
From Philly.com
Suddenly, he couldn't take another minute of the din.
From NPR
The elusive cats hunt at night, shrouded by darkness and the din of the city.
From WIRED
Their presence in trees is masked by leaves and their calls can get lost in the din of crowded forests.
From The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
Restaurant mode helps block out general din while still letting in the frequencies that most voices travel in, and for the most part it works.
From The Verge
In election years, when the din of cable news grows tiresome, political junkies turn to a perverse form of entertainment: watching campaign ads.
From Los Angeles Times
He screamed as the deafening din grew, his arms flapping once, then twice, then three, four and finally five times in all.
From USA TODAY
And so it went, until electric guitar chords reverberated throughout the room, cutting the din.
From Los Angeles Times
Yet amid all this carnivalesque din, the novel's subversive message could still be heard.
From Slate Magazine
Bravely, she stepped into the din to deliver a sweet and charming speech about her father, whom she clearly experiences as a great dad.
From Los Angeles Times
There's a din of clanking and hammering, as residents undertake the work of dismantling the wreckage themselves.
From CNN
The din of digital media has eclipsed the dignity of statues, and the screen has become a sacred means for commemorating cultural heroes.
From CNN
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