From 0.04s to 0.63s, a 50-60-year-old male speaker begins by stating in US English in a neutral tone: "To kploy," From 2.13s to 6.61s, he is saying: "An opinionated kubernetes deployment system for appops" From 8.09s to 10.00s, he is saying: "So I'm here at the github repository". Throughout this period, clicking sounds occur at multiple points. Background hiss occurs at 0.77s.


From 0.00s to 1.85s, a middle-aged male with an English accent speaks happily in English,"Showcase them for your support." Throughout the entire clip, dark, powerful electronic music with guitar and drums, and a race car engine sound form the background. The audio is professionally produced.


Throughout the entire audio: background engine noise and faint ambient noise. From 0.54s to 3.47s: the elderly male speaker says in US English neutrally,"1975 model, first year of solid-state ignition." From 6.28s to 7.05s: the speaker states,"A newer one there." From 8.38s to 9.57s: the speaker notes,"And a couple back here." Two clicks are heard at 4.20s and 7.60s.


From 0.08s to 1.69s, a young adult male speaker states in British English in a happy manner:"We were a target the whole pre-season." Between speech segments, brief running sounds occur around 1 second and 2.3 seconds. Basketball bounces are heard near 1.6 seconds, 6 seconds, and 7.6 seconds. Later, from 3.68s to 9.79s, the same speaker says:"It's interesting, I feel good. Everybody welcomed US warmly. It was great. It was a great honor for US to be here." Indistinct background chatter persists throughout the recording.


Subtle electronic background music with drums and a synthesizer maintains a neutral tone throughout. From 0.00 to 9.73s, a middle-aged male speaker in neutral English with a British accent:"Only two minors. His driving instructor explained how he passed after essentially completing a hit and run. He has kept his composure and he did very well." At 7 to 8 seconds, a brief whooshing sound occurs in the recording. The entire clip features quiet, clear indoor acoustics without unintended noise.


From 0.00s to 4.91s, a middle-aged female teacher with a US accent delivers a chemistry explanation in neutral English:"Left for water to find the moles of hydrogen let's set up the problem". During this segment, a brief click occurs around 4.9 seconds. From 7.35s to 10.00s, she says:"Start With your given quantity thirteen point five". The environment is a quiet indoor setting, likely a home office or classroom.


Throughout: a low electronic hum background. From 0.04s to 3.17s: a young male speaker with a US accent neutrally describes software functionality in English in a neutral tone, he says,"You can also enter in ads in the system as well." From 5.84s to 9.75s, he continues,"Inside the theme, you also have a built-in affiliate and review system." The recording takes place indoors in an office setting.


At the start, Breathing is heard from 0.40 to 0.98s. From 2.70s to 9.69s, a middle-aged male with a Scottish neutral accent delivers technical speech in English:"Let me define this voltage as V x and I will define a voltage controlled".


From 0.99s to 9.99s, a middle-aged male speaker in English with a US accent happily describes modifications to a printed object, he says: "And I just loved it and I couldn't wait to print it. And I added a few things like the eyes and it's got some lights in the back here you can't see why they're there." A brief tick occurs from 3.76 to 4.0 seconds. Faint hiss continues throughout in the background. The environment suggests a quiet indoor space with slight reverberation.


From start to end, helicopter and wind sounds are audible. From 0.72 to 3.61s, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent in sad English says,"Yeah, so I will see you guys in a bit." From 6.61 to 7.68s, the speaker says,"The best 1A out."


Throughout the recording, cheerful children's pop music plays with drums and bass, recorded in a quiet indoor environment. From 0.14 to 3.94s, a middle-aged American woman happily gives cooking instructions in American English,"All over but don't worry we'll just put them all back in the bowl." From 5.29s to 10.00s, she states:"Then about two tablespoons of sun-dried tomatoes that have".


From the start, a loud car engine idles and revs alongside a motorcycle sound throughout the entire clip. From 0.12s to 9.94s, a man likely in his 30s speaking with a US accent in happy English says:"Starting to show up actually uh 1320s here doing a thing on Derek's car right now which is pretty. Cool so you'll probably see that on their channel I'm gonna go film some". Between 6.2-8.76 seconds, another car passes by.


From 0.95s to 3.70s, a middle-aged male sports commentator with a Canadian accent is surprisedly commentating live on a basketball game in English:"And four rebounds not sure if we'll see him here in the court". Basketball bounces occur intermittently during this period. From 6.62s to 10.00s, the commentator states:"Sutherland oh his first points of", with additional ball bounces heard nearby. Background shoe squeaks and crowd murmurs persist for the entire duration.


From 0.00s to 3.86s, a young adult male with an American accent speaks in a neutral tone in English within a quiet indoor environment, "Bypasses the init system and just runs bash," with a clicking sound at the end. From 4.98s to 9.83s, he says: "Awesome. F10 boots this. From here, it's a pretty simple pass" while keyboard typing continues. Background keyboard sounds persist intermittently during later segments.


Throughout the audio, dreamy ambient easylistening music with soft synthesizers and piano plays beneath meditative background sounds. From 3.28s to 8.86s, a middle-aged woman neutrally states in English with a US accent,"God and the universe love me unconditionally." This occurs within a meditative indoor setting.


From 0.32s to 6.47s, a 30-40 year old US-accented female speaker in neutral English says,"HTML. So you just want to drag that down in and then. Click into the box and". From 8.75s to 9.13s, she says:"Paste" Throughout: intermittent mouse clicks.


Sad electronic music with a synthesizer. From 2.39s to 4.16s, a female speaker aged 30-40 with a US accent delivers a reflective statement neutrally in English within a constructed cinematic setting: "Six months ago, we were children." Explosive rumbling develops into a whooshing blast between 4.6-8.9 seconds, while glass shatters from 6.1-8.0 seconds. From 8.94s to 9.89s, the speaker concludes: "This is who we are now."


Throughout the recording, background happy hip-hop music with drums and synthesizer persists. From 0.30s to 3.00s, a 30-40 year-old male with an American accent neutrally speaks English about business improvement, saying: "Just day one that I can implement today." From 4.75s to 10.00s, he says: "You're not on the edge of where you need to be to understand where you need to be to take the business to the next".


Throughout the audio, happy electronic music with drums, guitar and bass plays alongside persistent crowd cheering and roaring. From 0.29s to 5.70s, a middle-aged adult male commentator delivers play-by-play in US accented English neutrally:"The bottom of the 10th. One on, nobody out for Evan Gaddis. Oh, and he rips it." From 7.39s to 10.00s, he says: "Walk-off homer. Fifth of the season." Around 9.32 seconds, a whooshing sound occurs.


Throughout the duration, gentle slow-tempo easylistening music featuring soft piano creates a calming and pensive mood throughout. It plays in the background. From 0.08s to 4.20s, a happy middle-aged woman speaks in US English about enjoying time with friends, and she says: "To have fun with your friends and talk and have a good time." From 5.80s to 9.97s, she says: "But I, would just like to have, you know at the end of your lunch time if you". The entire recording occurs in a quiet indoor environment.


Engine and tire noise are heard continuously. From 1.58s to 2.98s, a young adult male speaker with a US accent neutrally describes a car's features in English:"She tracks down the road beautifully." From 4.18s to 5.47s, he continues:"Excellent tread on the tires." From 7.64 to 10.00 s, he adds:"And a chance to own a very special car that was only". The environment is a moving vehicle with prominent engine sounds.


Throughout the entire clip, dramatic orchestral music plays, featuring strings and synthesizers that create an epic and suspenseful atmosphere. From 9.25s to 9.98s, a 30-40-year-old male narrator with an American accent states neutrally in English:"Later in the week, the".


From 0.00s to 1.82s, a middle-aged male narrator describes cooking measurements in a neutral manner in English with a US accent and says:"Half teaspoon of paprika". From 5.66s to 7.30s, he says:"A half teaspoon of onion powder". From 9.12s to 10.00s, he says:" And a half teaspoon of". Background happy pop music with piano, trumpet and drums persists throughout.


Throughout: vehicle engine noise, road sounds, and interior car noise. Until mid-recording: throbbing sounds. From 0.20s to 6.76s, a young adult female speaker says neutrally in American English:"Ask if I can. Skedaddle a little early, because we gotta pick up my mom. At the airport."From 7.98s to 10.00s, she says:"Which means we need to go get the car."


From 0.40s to 4.23s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent delivers a statement in English neutrally:" So this huge complex spanning two full city blocks."From 5.24s to 6.46s, he says:"Is sick kids". From 8.56s to 10.00s, he says:"In one entrance."Throughout the entire recording, background sounds of vehicle rumble, fixed-wing aircraft, and wind persist. Wind noise near the microphone occurs in the beginning interval and again later.


From 0.23s to 3.72s, a young adult female Canadian speaker explains screen interactions in English in a neutral manner:"And go to your picture and click change. ". From 4.59s to 6.45s, she says:"You can select a photo from your computer". From 7.86s to 9.47s, she adds:"Or even turn on your webcam". Clicking occurs near start, around middle after speech, and near conclusion. The setting suggests an indoor computer recording environment.


Throughout the entire recording, rowboat sounds of paddling and splashing water form the backdrop. From 6.55s to 6.95s, a middle-aged American male speaking US English happily says: "Hey, blair." From 8.62s to 9.47s, he says: "Say hi to Jared."


Throughout the entire audio, fun and energetic pop music plays with drums and bass. From 5.75s to 9.55s, a young adult male speaker with a US accent speaks happily in English,"Kellogg's Frosted Flakes. Gives you flakes for fuel and frosting for fun." At the beginning, cheers appear. At 1.00s and 5.66s, clicks appear. The environment resembles a studio setting with clear audio.


From 0.08s to 3.80s, a middle-aged man with a US accent speaks sadly in English,"That side opened up Tim's over here still working on his." From 5.95s to 6.83s, he says: "Get some noise. Going," From 8.22s to 10.00s, he says: "And we'll get set up here and wait". Wind, rustling leaves and stream sounds persist throughout.


Throughout the recording, background happy pop music with drums and bass plays. From 2.28s to 6.69s, a young adult female with an American accent in English says neutrally:" Then I cut only the front piece and match my marks on the other side of it."The environment is a quiet indoor space.


Throughout the entire audio, atmospheric dark electronic music plays with a synthesizer. From 7.25s to 9.25s, a middle-aged American woman states in American English neutrally:"There's always a bit of truth in legends."


A middle-aged American male speaker discusses a trailer investigation neutrally in English. From 0.00s to 7.15s, he says:"Long, and let's just try to determine. If we can gather anything from doing. Our investigation of the trailer. But before we do that". Midway through (approximately 8 seconds), typing sounds with keyboard clicks and crinkling occur. From 9.20 to 9.98s, he says:"Let me just put on my". Mysterious electronic background music with drums and synthesizer plays throughout in a quiet office setting.


From start to end, background classical music with guitar, drums and bass carries a fun, happy, and upbeat mood. From 7.37s to 9.96s, a middle-aged female speaker with a US accent delivers instructional directions happily in English:"Now you have your two pieces you're gonna do right side again". The audio environment is a quiet indoor studio.


Throughout the recording: a faint computer fan hum (background). An elderly male speaker with an American accent provides instructions on using hashtags in a neutral tone, from 0.00s to 2.15s, he states in English," Has been sent using this hashtag.", from 7.06s to 10.04s, he says:" To contribute a tweet to a hashtag or a". Around mid-recording: computer mouse clicks occur twice during the speech.


From 0.04s to 6.25s, a middle-aged American male neutrally states in US English:"Time up north so 20 by eight and a half in the front 20 by 10 on the rear of a BMW 3 series". Continuing between 7.44s and 10.00s, the speaker says:"Pretty high offset you got to definitely make sure you have the high". A vehicle engine hum persists constantly in the background throughout the entire audio, indicating an outdoor environment near traffic.


Background happy pop music featuring guitar persists throughout. A middle-aged American male speaker makes the specific statement in neutral English occurring from 3.00s to 8.50s:"One of the most fascinating places I like to take people is Shanghai's oldest private residence." The indoor studio setting remains consistently quiet.


From 0.18 to 7.95s, a young adult American male speaker in neutral English states:"12 points, each of these 6 corners will normally get rounded off by the 12 point box end wrench.". From 8.6 to 9.7 seconds, metallic clanking and a ratchet sound occur. A distant vehicle hum continues throughout.


From 1.06s to 7.37s, an elderly male speaker with an American accent states in English neutrally:" Presence. The Navy and Marine Corps team has been a presence around the world for more than 200 years. "From 9.28s to 10.00s, he states:"As Secretary of the Navy."Throughout, orchestral music with viola and beat creates dramatic and epic moods. After the speech ends, a low-frequency cinematic rumble occurs toward the end.


From 0.00s to 1.83s, a young adult female speaker in US English delivers a dramatic line with a neutral tone:"If there is a home." After a moment, she continues from 6.62s to 9.77s:"Everything that kept US safe is gone." This is accompanied by electronic music using a synthesizer and drums to establish a dark cinematic mood. The studio-produced environment features artificial sound design throughout.


A young adult American female speaker neutrally provides instructional narration in English about accessing online educational materials, from 0.58s to 6.71s:" I am just going to go to the language arts sections for grade 4," with a mouse click occurring mid-segment. Later between speech segments, another click is heard. After a brief pause, she continues from 8.24s to 10.00s:" So you just click on it and it will". The environment features a quiet indoor setting typical of screen recordings.


An older man with an American accent provides instructions on how to complete the online registration. He speaks in a neutral tone in English, saying from 0.02s to 1.04s:" Words are unreadable". After a short pause with mouse clicks, from 3.11s to 9.85s, he continues: "When you click on register you will get an email confirming your registration. After confirming your registration go back to Zestero and". A faint background hum continues throughout the audio. The environment suggests an indoor space with a slight echo.


Throughout: handling noise persists. At first, from 0.08s to 1.31s an older man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English inside a workshop:" It turns out the problem."after a brief pause, he continues from 2.96s to 3.98s:"Noise." after a brief pause, he continues from 4.38s to 5.19s:"Is the."after a brief pause, he continues from 6.46s to 7.17s:"Rear"after a brief pause, he continues from 8.15s to 9.46s: "Differential damper." Early: a metallic clank. Midway: another metallic clank. Late: a wood impact followed by rubbing sounds.


Keyboard clicks occur near the start and midway through. A male speaker in his fifties, speaking with an American accent, discusses software installation in English while indoors. The speaker says neutrally, from 0.60s to 3.22s:" And install only the software version one that one." Between 4.48 and 9.98 seconds, he continues: "Now maybe you've already seen it I don't know if you saw but there are some programs" with additional keyboard clicks near the end.


At first, from 0.00s to 1.97s, an older American man says in neutral American English: "With machine component accuracy." After a brief pause, he continues from 7.90s to 9.55s: "Less than 20 minutes of pure logistics". The background features fast orchestral music played with strings and drums with an energetic and retro quality. The audio environment remains quiet and controlled.


From 5.78s to 10.0s, a happy pop jingle played by a synthesizer with bell-like tones. A male announcer in his 50s or 60s speaks happily in English with an English accent from 6.10s to 9.55s:" Ace Hardware Theatre presents Santa's Little Helper."


A young female chef neutrally explains the cooking steps in American English from 0.10s to 0.50s:" Portion.". From 0.64-6.63 seconds, she instructs: "In a separate bowl, add in a block of softened cream cheese, vanilla, and sugar.", from 8.90s to 10.00s, she says:" Mix it around a bit" Upbeat pop music with drums, guitar and bass plays continuously. The audio suggests a quiet indoor environment.


A middle-aged American man speaks in neutral American English from 7.30s to 9.85s:" That actually hurt that time, though. I think my nuts." The hiphop music features rapid and energetic synthesized instrumentation throughout, saturating the audio environment.


A young man with an English accent neutrally provides precise navigation instructions in English from 0.00s to 4.21s:"By clicking on the Tag Summary icon on the right side. Then go to the Manage section." From 5.38s to 9.62s, he resumes: "By clicking on the eye symbol, you can hide or unhide all tags of a certain kind." until approximately nine seconds with a recurring electronic hum. The setting is a quiet indoor space.


A young male speaker with an American accent spoke neutrally in English from 0.22s to 4.55s: "It is useful to you, i encourage you to consider contributing to the project." From 6.36s to 9.57s, he said: "I'm going to click the Downloads button in Firefox and click." Near 5 seconds, a mouse click occurred. The setting was an indoor space with a quiet close-mic setup and a persistent faint computer fan or an electronic hum.


A young woman in her 30s or 40s with an American accent neutrally describes in English her struggles with overthinking, from 0.72s to 9.94s:" Tomorrow is a really big day for me and because I can't sleep I think and overthink everything with a but this and a but that I call these thoughts". This is accompanied by fun, upbeat, and groovy rock music featuring drums. Simultaneously during 2.9-7.4 seconds, intermittent plopping sounds occur. Recorded in a quiet indoor environment.


A middle-aged male speaker with an American accent neutrally describes in English an American gymnast who has built a strong physique without the need for weight training from 0.00s to 4.55s:"Biceps and he never lifted weights. For you six packers out there," From 7.20s to 9.81s, he states: "Never lifted weights. He was an all American gymnast." Neutral easylistening music with piano plays throughout. The indoor recording features slight reverberation.


A middle-aged American woman is happily discussing educational opportunities in American English from 0.00s to 6.00s:"Once they leave the Odeya school system, they'll get to know those girls. Some of them May end up in the same areas in college, later in life."from 8.00s to 9.49s, after a brief pause, she continues:"It's just been a great opportunity for them." Energetic electronic music with rhythmic drums and synthesizers plays in the background. Chatter and indistinct crowd noises circulate throughout the space.


A middle-aged man with an Australian accent speaks neutrally in English from 0.06s to 2.13s:" Register at. Nzdomainnameforum." From 3.30s to 10.00s, he says:"Domain names are the identifying part of the web address you type into an internet browser, or what comes after the at symbol in email addresses." Happy background pop music with piano plays throughout. The overall pace is upbeat, and the environment is neutral.


Inside a moving vehicle, road noise and repeated engine revving are audible throughout. From 5.00s to 7.91s, a young man with an American accent says in English in a happy tone:"It has no torque at all." Laughter is heard overlapping and following his statement amid the revving sounds.


At first, from 0.86s to 1.82s, an older female voice with an American accent neutrally provides instructions on how to use the interface in American English:"Select play" From 3.21s to 10.00s, she says, "Select lyrics captions and subtitles and click the radio button to the left of on if available". Low-level background hiss persists continuously. The environment suggests a quiet indoor space like a recording booth.


A man in his 30s or 40s neutrally made a statement in American English from 7.00s to 10.00s:" The mission of the Joint Task Force in Dominica is specifically". Background pop music with drums, guitar and bass created a dark, deep mood. Helicopter sounds appeared briefly near 3.6 seconds. The environment combined indoor speech recording with outdoor aircraft noise.


In an outdoor setting near a busy road with traffic noise, a young female speaker says neutrally in American English from 4.64s to 6.65s:"I don't exactly like the camera on them." Train sounds occur at the beginning and later parts of the recording.


At the start, a low-frequency machine hum briefly occurs between 0.32-0.36 seconds. A man in his 30s or 40s with an American accent happily describes the document shredding and recycling process in English from 0.42s to 1.89s:" Hand over my box of documents," Another machine hum occurs around 2.2-2.24 seconds. From 3.00s to 3.60s, he says: "They're shredded," From 5.04s to 8.58s, he says: "And then that paper is actually going to be recycled, so that's a good thing." Electronic music with drums and a synthesizer creating an energetic mood. Background vehicle noise persists throughout. The setting resembles an outdoor document shredding event with machinery and traffic sounds present.


From the beginning until the end, background sounds include a faint electronic hum. From 0.80s to 7.51s, a middle-aged female with an American accent speaks about an item worn to work neutrally in English:"Like I said, I did wear it to work so I could look at it and admire it all on its own. It's a very pretty color" From 9.07s to 9.96s, she says:" Almost maybe a mix". Near the end, around 8.6-8.8 seconds, a clicking sound occurs. The setting is a quiet indoor environment with a slight echo.


A young male speaker, speaking in American English, neutrally discusses methods for identifying profitable products from 0.18s to 10.00s:" But these are the ones that i'm utilizing to find trending six-figure products if you use any other methods feel free to drop a comment and share it with everyone i really hope you enjoyed this". Neutral electronic background music with synthesizer continuously. Between 8.76 and 8.88 seconds, around the end, a clicking sound occurs.


A middle-aged man with an American accent neutrally discusses the process of developing the task outline in English, mentioning the collection of content in an office setting and interviews with expert contributors from 1.20s to 9.98s:" So I have that. Maybe another one is collect content. So I can create an outline of things that I need to do working with the SME, you know, interview." Keyboard typing occurs from 2.88-5.04 seconds and 9.4-10.04 seconds.


A middle-aged American woman neutrally describes the details of the hair accessory in American English. She says from 0.00s to 0.33s:"This." From 2.90s to 9.96s, she says: "Comb so you can secure it in the back of your head. Then there's clips all up here." Happy pop background music with piano, bass and beat plays throughout. The acoustic environment suggests a quiet indoor setting.


An older male speaker with an American accent gives instructions in English against a background of continuous electronic humming. He speaks in a neutral tone in English from 0.24s to 0.50s:" To," From 2.50s to 2.75s, he says:"A". From 4.50s to 4.90s, he says," YouTube."After a brief pause, from 5.98s to 6.30s, he says:"Video". From 6.80s to 8.70s, he says: "Which you just click on here and". From 9.70s to 10.00s, he says: "You can". 1.04-1.44 seconds: A mouse click occurs. 3.44-3.92 seconds: Another mouse click occurs.


From 0.0 to 3.0s, engine revving and tire screeching occur simultaneously. Energetic electronic music featuring synthesizer, bass, and drums, plays throughout. From 7.0 to 9.5s, a man giggles


A young man with an American accent provides a technical yet happy commentary in English. The full commentary is as follows from 0.06 to 5.15 seconds:" Application manager. As you can see, I've done that here and I do have a phone number assigned to it." From 6.88s to 9.92s, he says: "And let's go to my phone and see". Around the start, clicking occurs. Throughout the audio, a faint electronic hum persists in the background alongside occasional clicks. More clicks appear in the middle section. The setting suggests a quiet indoor environment such as an office.


A middle-aged male speaker with an American accent communicates happily and surprisedly in English, from 0.00s to 2.82s:"I hope you're having a great day. Today I wanted to.". A dramatic whoosh and impact sound effect occurs from 5.3-7.7 seconds. From 6.06s to 9.17s, the speaker announces,"Wow, we have breaking news. President Trump". Dark rock music with piano and drums plays in the background during the middle portion. The audio occurs in a quiet indoor environment with minimal background noise.


At the start (0.04-0.88 seconds), a mouse click is heard. From 1.00s to 4.60s, the middle-aged male speaker with an American accent gives a clear instructional speech in neutral English:"This software. I'm going to click here, save file.". At 4.84-4.96 seconds, another mouse click occurs. Finally, near the end (8.16-9.76 seconds), a mouse click is audible. The recording occurs in a quiet indoor environment.


From 0.00s to 1.00s, an elderly male speaker with an American accent says in English neutrally,"Probably a chair". From 8.20s to 9.15s, he says,"There's the beach". Loud engine noise and mechanical fan sounds persist throughout the recording in a vehicle environment near water.


From 0.14s to 0.40s, an elderly male speaker using American English makes a statement about final judgment neutrally: "Die". From 4.10s to 9.28s, he says: "After death is the judgment you cannot". Around 1.8 seconds: a click occurs shortly after the initial speech. Near the 5.08 second mark: another click is heard. Constantly throughout 0 to 10 seconds: consistent electronic background hum.


From 0.00s to 6.75s, a middle-aged American woman recites neutrally in US English:"It can run. It can hide. It can run and hide."From 8.93s to 9.41s she says:"Where is."Background happy pop music with a steady rhythmic beat is played by a Glockenspiel during most of the clip.


From 0.00s to 3.58s, a young adult male speaking in US-accented English says neutrally,"If you want to look for it, it's called Bus 152." At 3.7-3.9 seconds, a vehicle air brake hiss occurs. From 4.12s to 10.00s, he states:"They're selling a bunch of other buses at the bus stop, but they're all way more expensive. Just Bus 152." Throughout the entire clip, the loud rumbling of a bus engine and air conditioning are present in the background.


At the very start, bird chirping is heard. From 0.08s to 2.13s, the young adult male speaker with an English accent observes an animal scene neutrally in English,"Sunlight glinting off its little red eye." Bird chirping recurs around 2 seconds and near 4 seconds. From 5.89s to 10.00s, the speaker states,"It looks so comfortable in there and I've got to tell you there's a chilly wind blowing so I'm sure" while birds chirp frequently. Strong wind persists throughout the entire recording


An elderly male speaker with an English accent states neutrally in English. Throughout the entire recording, neutral electronic music with synthesizer and drums plays in the background in a quiet indoor environment. From 0.44s to 3.00s, he says,"A large percentage of our generation,". From 3.02s to 5.70s, he continues,"For our customers, comes from renewable sources.". From 7.41s to 10.00s, he states,"Edison is a leader in California".


A young adult female speaks neutrally in American English from 4.91s to 9.98s:" Should we take it slow? I just got out of a long relationship and I don't want to go from just having sex to just having sex." Energetic and upbeat electronic music with drums, guitar, and synthesizers creates a fearful atmosphere throughout. The overall clean production suggests an indoor studio setting for film or television.


At the beginning, a faint electronic hum briefly occurs. After a moment, the hum reappears briefly. Throughout the middle section, whistling is prominent. Following silence, near the end, a young adult male speaker with a US accent states in English neutrally from 8.14s to 9.96s:" Developer options and then up here".


Relaxing easylistening music with piano throughout. From 0.06s to 0.82s, a young adult female speaker with US English states in a neutral tone:"Died in the crash." A click occurs later. From 1.63s to 4.46s, she says:"Destruction of government property and dereliction of Duty." From 5.08s to 7.35s, she says:"Failure to perform his duties as a co-pilot." Another click happens before, from 8.90s to 10.00s, she says:"After three long days on", all in a quiet studio environment throughout.


Throughout the audio, a faint electronic hum is audible in the background. From 0.00s to 1.87s, an elderly Canadian male speaker neutrally provides instructions in Canadian English:"Items that you've deleted" while a click occurs at 0.9-1.0 seconds. From 2.90s to 4.45s, the speaker says "To empty the recycle bin". From 5.20s to 6.20s, the speaker says,"There's a little button here", with a click near 4.4 seconds. From 6.81s to 7.46s, the speaker says "Or a little link", clicks occur at approximately 6.7 and 7.9 seconds. From 8.91s to 10.00s, the speaker says,"Empty the recycle bin". The setting is a quiet indoor home office environment with computer equipment.


From 1.4 to 2.2 seconds, a brief female laugh. From 4.21s to 9.66s, the young adult female speaker says in US English happily:" So cute. And this is one of her whole body. You can see her head." Paper rustling is heard midway and near the end in the generally quiet indoor setting.


From 0.02 to 4.53s, a young adult American woman speaks in a happy tone in US English, she says:"Ring and if it has a little plump in action then even better." After a pause, from 5.20s to 8.50s, she continues:"So if you want to see how they turn out then make sure that you stay tuned." Throughout the audio, upbeat pop background music with drums and guitar grows more prominent toward the end within a quiet studio environment.


From 0.04 to 5.36s, a 30-40 year old female speaker with a US accent narrates in English neutrally:"This it's much easier so I put all the egg halves into the little slots". Throughout the audio, dreamy slow electronic music with a synthesizer plays in the background.


From 0.04s to 1.50s, a middle-aged adult male stated in American English neutrally,"A cold start but "From 4.70s to 5.71s, he said:"Give you guys an idea". In the early section after this speech, a clip-clop occurred. Vehicle sounds followed: engine starting and acceleration began mid-recording, then the engine restarted and transitioned to loud, rough idling that continued until near the end. A brief silence occurred during the latter vehicle sounds.


Throughout recording: a faint electronic hum. From 0.06 to 0.98s, the middle-aged American male speaker delivers trading commentary about market difficulties neutrally in US English:"Most interesting". Early period: a clicking sound. From 2.63 to 3.98s he says:"Unfortunately it's a weekly". Around 4.18 to 5.92s he says:"Bar so those are incredibly hard". Near 6.02s to 7.94s he says:"To trade and if you". Around 8.04s to 9.96s he says:"Are a short dollar and technically your stop" with brief clicking at late timings. The environment suggests an indoor space.


From the start, a race car accelerates and shifts gears constantly in the background. From 0.26s to 3.58s, a middle-aged male speaker with an Australian accent announces neutrally in English "And Vince Bristow in second behind Jeff Judd". Tire squeal becomes prominent during the middle to later sections. From 9.00s to 10.00s, the speaker concludes "And Dave Strong". Energetic rock music with bass and beat throughout.


Initially, from 0.26s to 5.54s, a young adult male speaker with an American accent states neutrally in English:"I was excited about it, just to see a young guy like him to actually notice me."From 6.36s to 8.81s he adds:"It's always good to have an impact on the younger guys." Happy pop music with guitar throughout. Intermittent faint background chatter and ambient room noise occur throughout, suggesting an indoor environment.


Throughout recording: continuous electronic hum. 0.08s-0.92s: mouse click heard. From 1.00s to 2.50s, a middle-aged male speaker delivers a task-oriented statement neutrally in US English:"Let's do years next." 3.6-6.36s: another mouse click occurs. From 6.80s to 10.00s, speaker states "1881 to 1923."


From 2.18s to 6.15s: a middle-aged male US English speaker says neutrally,"It means it's cramped here, like in my studio." From 6.70s to 8.20s, he states,"Oh no!". Throughout: a low electronic hum. During the middle section: a mantra. Initial seconds: a sine wave followed by finger snaps, a thud, and a hammer. Final seconds: recurring finger snaps, a thud, a hammer, and a sine wave.


From 0.00 to 4.14 seconds, a middle-aged adult male speaker with an American accent stated in English neutrally:"Another example is the printing and use of organs in preoperative procedures and planning." Around 5.24 to 9.98 seconds, he continued:"Doctors are now using printable organs to build a workable, comprehensive surgical strategy." Light mid-tempo neutral electronic background music with a steady beat and synthesizer played throughout.


Through the recording, happy electronic music featuring drums and synthesizer accompanies the narration. Early on, the middle-aged male with an Australian accent states neutrally in English from 0.68s to 1.25s, "Or business." After a pause, he says from 2.01s to 5.04s, "We can assist you in building brand awareness and creating". Then, he continues from 5.20s to 6.93s, "New sales leads for your business." Later, during the final segment from 8.05s to 10.00s, he says, "Demonstrations and exhibitions." The environment is a professional recording studio with clean audio quality.


Start: a snort occurs. Throughout: a constant sound of wind. Midway: a middle-aged adult female voice speaks neutrally in US English from 5.49s to 10.00s, she says:"Good now if he wants to canter that's all right too when you ask". During speech: another snort occurs.


A young adult female begins speaking neutrally in US English from 0.16s to 6.29s:"And we're gonna change this to the console. Hit OK." While clicking occurs. Near the end she states from 7.92s to 10.00s"And then we usually want to do something with it" as additional clicks emerge. Throughout, a faint electronic hum underscores the quiet indoor environment.


Continuous crowd cheering and intermittent murmuring throughout. From 0.12s to 1.50s, an elderly US-accented male speaker states in English happily: "For Mike Williams." From 3.33s to 6.66s, he says:" NZ misfires on the short-range jumper here's Daniels." Early applause occurs during 0.12-1.92 seconds while initial murmuring fades. Sneakers squeak mid-clip during 2.4-3.92 seconds. Near the end starting around 7 seconds, basketball bouncing and dribbling sounds blend with renewed sneaker squeaking.


At the beginning, a neutral female speaker with an Australian accent, aged 30-40, says in English from 0.12s to 4.46s:" For yourself and your baby, as it doesn't contain preservatives and other chemicals." Later, she adds from 5.48s to 9.98s:"Coconut water makes an excellent alternative to caffeinated or aerated drinks, and does". Gentle pop music with drums and guitar plays softly throughout, creating a happy mood in a quiet indoor setting.


From approximately 0.14 to 2.11 seconds: the young adult male speaker with a US accent says neutrally in English,"Form a bite when you pull this way." From about 3.21 to 5.64 seconds he says:"If you do it incorrectly, and you have the dents". From 5.75 to 8.46 seconds he says:"Facing out instead of in, this will not work,"Throughout: insects and rustling leaves persist in the background.


From 0.00 to 2.06 seconds, a middle-aged female speaker with a US accent states in English neutrally,"Does not enter the host cell's nucleus." From 2.85 to 6.57 seconds, she continues,"Instead, it does all of its work in the cytoplasm." From 9.00 to 10.00 seconds, she says:"The less."From 4.8 to 6.16 seconds, paper shuffling occurs within the latter speech segment. Clicking sounds are heard near the end of the recording.


Between 0.32 and 0.84 seconds, a clicking sound occurs. From 0.95 to 2.09 seconds, the 30-40 year old female speaker with an American accent narrates in English neutrally:"But I don't think I'll tell him." At 2.76 to 3.08 seconds, another clicking is heard. Between 3.10 and 5.88 seconds, the speaker narrates:"She looked back at the black wagons and snapped her fingers twice." From 4.88 to 5.32 seconds, clicking occurs again. During 6.62 to 9.88 seconds, the speaker says:"The drivers of the second and third wagons got down and came towards her." A faint background hum persists throughout in the quiet indoor environment.


At the start, keyboard typing and mouse clicking begin. A brief tick-tock sound is heard shortly after. Between the initial keyboard activity and subsequent pauses, the young adult male speaker with a US accent discusses sports teams in English neutrally from 0.95s to 3.56s: "And 9th and final time. After 9 times, we have the Dallas Stars." Keyboard and mouse sounds briefly resume around the middle. The speaker follows from 4.56s to 6.23s with: "All the way down to the Florida Panthers." Keyboard typing and mouse clicking continue prominently towards the end.


From 0.00s to 3.37s, a 30-40 year old male speaker in an American accent states neutrally in English,"County sheriff has left their car running without anybody in it," amid engine idling and traffic noise. From 5.56s to 9.82s, he asks,"Is that good for safety, is it good for the environment, isn't there some kind of restriction" while engine idling resumes. Traffic noise persists throughout the outdoor setting.


From 0.48 to 5.94 seconds, the middle-aged male narrator speaks in US-accented English in a neutral and sad tone:" I had an opportunity to experience Vancouver's downtown Eastside from a different perspective." From 7.15s to 10.00s, the narrator continues:" That of a four foot seven vulnerable person". Slow melancholic classical music with piano, flute and drums accompanies throughout the entire duration.


From the start, a faint electronic hum persists throughout. Around the beginning, an elderly Australian female speaker states neutrally in Australian English between approximately 0.18 and 1.89 seconds:"So that's about making choices.". Next, a clicking sound briefly occurs. Later, between approximately 3.00 and 9.54 seconds, she continues:"Reflection on action is what happens after you've perhaps completed a section or you". The recording environment is quiet and indoor.


At the beginning: fast-tempo rock music with drums and a cymbal creates an energetic and dramatic backdrop. From 4.15s to 10.00s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent states neutrally in English:"There was a time when cash was king, but it seems like those days are long gone and now your credit determines." The speech was captured in an indoor environment.


Near the start, a mouse click occurs as the electronic hum begins. Early in the recording, the middle-aged British male speaker provides technical instructions neutrally in UK English from 1.18s to 2.33s:" Or pause the display." During middle portions, two mouse clicks sound followed by the speaker continuing from 5.28s to 9.86s:"Once we're happy we can click the full screen button to display our video chart full screen." The electronic hum persists throughout.


At the start, a young adult male speaker in US English says neutrally from 0.02s to 1.50s,"The Add button", with clock ticks following this segment. From 3.70s to 5.00s, he says: " And search.", After a pause, more ticking sounds emerge before he continues, from 7.24s to 7.93s:"This gives US 4228 results." A final clock tick occurs near the end.


From 0.00 to 0.80 seconds, whistling occurs briefly. After a gap, whistling resumes at approximately 3.12 seconds and continues until near the end. Cheerful electronic music with a synthesizer plays consistently throughout the background in a digitally produced studio environment.


From 1.28 to 2.74 seconds, a middle-aged man with an American accent says sadly in English,"And the telescoping wheel."Throughout the entire recording, a vehicle engine rumbles in the background. Later, a mechanical click and adjustment sound occurs.


From 0.00 to 0.88s, a male speaker in the 30-40 age range with a US accent begins speaking in neutral English:"Stock exhaust." Then, from 9.12 to 9.84s, he adds:"And this is a.". Vehicle engine and exhaust sounds continue throughout the entire recording, alongside ticking noises.


Throughout the audio, the neutral easylistening piano music plays continuously in the background. From 0.00 to 0.40 seconds, an elderly male speaker in his 60s to 70s delivers a message in a sad tone in English with an American accent:" Now". From 7.00 to 10.00 seconds, he says:" Thrive against hunger. Join US in taking". Environment remains consistent as an indoor studio.


At around 0.04 to 4.49 seconds, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent states in neutral English,"American standard another ream and another ream ream rude whatever". Around 6.00 to 9.89 seconds, he adds,"All right this is unit number four they were complaining about this one but they had to". Loud mechanical hum and whirring from a large HVAC unit, with vehicle noise, persist throughout. Wind noise occurs near the start and end of the recording.


From 0.16 to 10.00 seconds, a middle-aged female teacher speaks in neutral US English: "Five or for this one, x equals negative 1. So let's check our results on the graphing calculator and see". From 9.24 to  9.48s, a click occurs.


Beginning around 0.16 to 1.00 seconds, the 20-30 year old male with an Irish accent speaking in neutral Englishstates:"This maximum value". Between approximately 2.27 and 6.42 seconds, he continues:"In actual fact in this particular case it's greater than or equal to. It's not very important". Around 9.43 to 9.94 seconds, the speaker concludes:"This means we". Background hiss runs throughout the entire recording, with subtle clicks heard intermittently during middle segments.


From 4.50 to 7.00  seconds, a young adult male speaker with an American accent sadly states in English:"The alarm in our device is a buzzer." Background electronic music with a synthesizer and drums, exhibiting dark and upbeat moods persists throughout.


Throughout the audio, background slow-tempo neutral pop music plays with guitar and drums. From 3.96 to 9.65  seconds, a young adult male speaker with an American accent states in neutral English,"Well, with behavior-based interview questions, what employers are doing is they're looking at past behavior." The environment is a quiet indoor setting with minimal background interference.


From 0.04 to 2.64 seconds, a young adult male aged 30-40 with a US accent says in English with a neutral tone:"Because this right. There they go, there they go."Around 5.12 to 6.16 seconds, he adds,"Hold it, hold it."A loud engine roar and beat continue through the entire recording in a noisy outdoor racing environment.


From  6.00 to 7.00 seconds, there is the sound of stools being moved in the background. From 1.00 to 7.99  seconds: the young male speaker states in happy US English,"So I've already done one project with my kids, and they really enjoyed it. They had to create."From 9.32 to 9.99 seconds: he adds,"I'm so here."


From the start, engine and road noise from a moving vehicle continues throughout. Between 1.53 and 1.91 seconds, the 30-40-year-old male speaker with an American accent delivers in neutral English:"Cars is in."Around 6s, an air brake sounds. From 3.69 to 5.00 seconds,"Exceptionally nice condition."From 6.22 to 9.15 seconds,"If you haven't watched my walk-around video, i'm going to give you a good."


Throughout the recording, background orchestral music featuring strings and drums with dark undertones. Between approximately 0.38 and 5.94 seconds, a middle-aged female US-accented speaker states in neutral English:"And technological opportunities, and to promote growth which is not only smart, but also inclusive." The studio-quality environment maintains consistent clarity.


During approximately 0.18 to 5.33 seconds, a young adult male speaker with an American accent states neutrally in English, "For a Word document to upload, providing your internet is working." Around 6 seconds, a subtle mouse click occurs. From 9.44 to 9.95 seconds, he says, "And once". The entire audio features a quiet office environment.


Throughout the audio, upbeat and happy pop music with guitar and drums plays. From 0.96 to 7.24 seconds, a middle-aged female voice with a Scottish accent speaks neutrally in English,"Once you have your data, we offer a range of tools that will help you store, manage and allow safe access". From 8.47 to 9.90 seconds, she concludes,"All university researchers". The recording suggests a quiet indoor environment.


In 0.38 to 3.67  seconds, a young adult female with a Canadian accent speaking happily in English provides cooking instructions:"I pour it through the strainer as well just so I can get more of the lemon juice." In 6.40 to 9.41 seconds, she continues:"Cook over medium to low heat, stirring to dissolve the sugar." Gentle easy-listening music with piano plays in the background during the entire clip. The recording was made in a quiet indoor studio environment.


From 0.8 to 1.48 seconds, handling noises occur. Between 2.61 and 5.27  seconds, a 30-40 year old male speaker with an American accent says neutrally in English:"There is my first gar in my life."From 7.44 to 9.35 seconds, he says:"Caught on a popper, of all things." Throughout the entire recording, bird chirping intermittently occurs while rowboat and rumble sounds persist. At 9.16-9.32 seconds, additional handling noises occur near the end.


Throughout the audio, crowd cheering occurs in the background with early sneaker squeaks. Midway, sneaker squeaking becomes continuous with basketball bounces and dribbling. From 0.56 to 2.69 seconds, a middle-aged male with an English accent states happily in English:"The number one, trolliano. Castro." From 5.13 to 9.97 seconds, he comments happily during gameplay:"Heruela is in the game. Heruela goes to Castro. Dribbles hard. Kick out."


From 0.00 to 1.03 seconds, a male speaker aged 50-60 with a US accent speaks in neutral English:"Select your provisioning method." A subtle click occurs simultaneously between 0.32 and 1.48 seconds. From 2.48 to 5.87 seconds, he states:"Select the appropriate network connection for ExactVision Virtual." Between 6.0 and 6.6 seconds, another subtle click is heard. From 7.66 to 10.00 seconds, he says:"Then, configure the networking properties." The background neutral pop music with drums and bass plays throughout the entire audio in a quiet indoor environment.


From 0.68 to 4.82 seconds, an elderly American male speaker expresses happiness in neutral English:"For that, I will always be indebted and grateful to you. "From 7.26 to 10.00 seconds, he says:"For nine years, I have worked tirelessly in the community."Dark and neutral electronic music with guitar and synthesizer persists throughout the entire time in a quiet indoor setting.


Throughout the audio, a low-frequency hum persists. From 7.28 to 9.03 seconds, a young adult male speaker with an American accent states in neutral English:" So the usual caisson day starts at 0430". Dark electronic music with drums and a synthesizer creates a dramatic ambiance. The setting implies an indoor space initially dominated by a hum, later overlaid with external mechanical noises.


From 0.16 to 1.93 seconds, a middle-aged American male speaker begins tutorial narration in neutral English,"That you selected so let's see how it works."A mouse click occurs from 2.56 to 3.12 seconds. Between 3.16 and 6.78 seconds, he says,"So i have the script running now so i'm going to go to the cafe train let's". A third mouse click lasts from 7.16 until the end at 10.0 seconds. Background clock ticking persists intermittently throughout.


From 0.18 to 6.65 seconds, a young woman with a Canadian accent says in neutral English:"But he signed with his own. He's going to be back active. So calm down. Got to defend him. No, but."From 7.93 to 9.51 seconds:"So when Daniel Jacobs fought." A chill electronic beat with a simple drum pattern and bassline continues throughout the entire clip in a quiet indoor setting.


From 0.00 to 0.51 seconds, a middle-aged Scottish male speaks in neutral English:"Properly". From 2.10 to 7.08 seconds, he states:"Calculated, then we must have a floating point number. So we need to display an error."Typing sounds occur intermittently throughout this period.


From the start, an idling car engine and an electronic hum run continuously throughout. From 0.04 to 1.70 seconds, a male speaker in his 30s to 40s with an American accent describes a power horn in English with a neutral tone: " Right in here. Right there." From 0.37 to 7.93 seconds, he says: " 25 watt power horn. Pretty big. It's facing down to the ground. That shit's still loud as fuck." From 9.44 to 10.00 seconds, he says: " We gonna see". Occasional rustling emerges mid-recording, shifting to persistent rustling toward the end.


From the start, background shuffling and typing emerge. Around the beginning, a tick sound appears. Between approximately 2.61 and 4.88 seconds, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent neutrally states in English"Kirk Cousins and White, mason Rudolph." Near the middle, a tick-tock occurs. Shuffling and typing persist intermittently throughout the recording.


From 0.00 to  2.51  seconds, a synthesized young male voice with a Scottish accent delivers the statement in neutral English:"Payments coming in with PayPal". From 3.53 to 4.44  seconds, he says:"You can see right here."From 5.50 to 6.74 seconds, he says:"Starting the 24th."From 8.49 to 9.23  seconds, he says:"Right down here."Mouse clicks are heard multiple times: once early around 3.2 seconds, again near 5.3 seconds during a pause, and twice more later around 7.5 and 9.4 seconds. A faint electronic hum persists continuously throughout.


Between 0.14 and 2.22 seconds, an artificial young adult male voice with a Canadian accent speaks in neutral English,"Psi, and that's not the same thing as the momentum of psi.". From 5.08 to 8.51 seconds, he states:"The final key concept in quantum mechanics is the Schrodinger equation". Background hiss continues throughout. Clicking occurs near the start (1.32s-1.44s), in the middle gap (2.72s-4.16s), during the later speech (6.4s-6.56s), and at the end (9.72s-9.92s).


At 0.44 to 1.91 seconds, an elderly Canadian male speaker says in neutral English,"Have you met any of my robots?". At 3.40 to 5.89 seconds, he states,"I'd like you to meet one of my favorite robots". At 8.24 to 9.67 seconds, he says,"I think he wants to shake your hand." Background easylistening music with neutral piano, bass, and drums plays throughout. Mechanical sounds occur midway and near the end in a controlled indoor environment.


From 0.00 to 0.71 seconds: a middle-aged adult male with a US accent states neutrally in English,"Can." From 3.91 to 7.81 seconds, he says:"Send or you can try to send a test email."Amid background keyboard typing and mouse clicks. Midway, a separate clicking sound occurs. After speech concludes, a mouse click interrupts silence near recording end.


Dark and melancholic electronic background music with synthesizer persists at the start. Distant crowd shouting emerges early and overlaps the narration's introduction. From 5.31 to 10.00 seconds, the young male speaker with an American accent then delivers in neutral English:"It's the start of class for these boys at Forward Operating Base Geronimo, and for Marine Corporal Justin Mills".


From the start, a faint electronic hum is audible continuously. From 0.00 to 1.72 seconds, a young American English-speaking woman speaks in a neutral tone at the beginning,"Speaker on and I record the weight."From 3.50 to 8.48 seconds,"And it's telling me that the weight is 173.9 grams."Around the middle of the recording, a brief writing sound occurs.


From 0.14 to 0.96 seconds: a young adult American man describes in neutral English a vehicle's exterior features:"Excellent shape." From 3.28 to 5.31 seconds, he says:"Bright silver metallic is the color."From 6.88 to 10.00 seconds, he says:"Factory fog lights. Passenger side fender is very". Rustling leaves occur throughout. A motorcycle engine idles from the beginning until near the end of the recording.


A faint background rumble and vehicle sound fill the entire recording. From 9.25 to 10.00 seconds, a middle-aged man with a US accent states in neutral English,"As well as the graphite." Near the end, the vehicle engine sound occurs.


Between approximately 0.44 and 5.56 seconds, a young adult American female speaker states in neutral English,"Now I'm just kind of holding this on with extreme force because every time I let go". Then, between 6.80 and 10.00 seconds, she says,"It wants to just pull off that one is literally as close". Happy pop piano music plays in the background. A quiet indoor atmosphere with natural reverberation persists throughout.


From 0.02 to 3.06 seconds, an elderly male speaker says in neutral US English:"Hi, i'm Tony Fleming and welcome to Fleming's Ultimate Garage." Throughout the audio, electronic music with guitar and drums carrying dark, heavy, and powerful moods plays intermittently. From near the start onward, car engine revving and possible tire screeching occur repeatedly, separated by brief silences between bursts.


At the start, slow ambient electronic music plays in the background, featuring a synthesizer and evoking calm, dreamy, emotional, and space-like qualities. Between 0.24 and 2.12 seconds, a middle-aged man with a British accent says in neutral English:"Which is a whole other story." The music continues until near the middle of the audio and resumes towards the end, all within a quiet studio environment.


Background choir music with synthesizer elements evoking a dark, deep, and heavy atmosphere plays throughout. From 0.02 to 2.57s, a 30-40 year old male with a US accent states in neutral English, "This is what Spotify makes me listen to while I have to ride." Amidst motorcycle engine noise.  Between 7.68 and 8.52 seconds, the speaker adds, "What the fuck." The outdoor environment occurs during vehicle motion.


Throughout the entire recording, background pop music with drums and guitar creates a happy background. From 0.40 to 7.55 seconds, the Australian woman in her 30s to 40s states in neutral English," I'm a book addict. How often is the mail delivered? That is books. Plus, is there always somewhere to donate them after I finish with them?" Finally, from 8.90 to 9.85 seconds, she concludes,"So the mail is delivered."


From start to end: truck engine idling persists. From 0.10 to 1.75 seconds: a 20- to 30-year-old male speaker says in happy US English,"All the doors look really good on here." From 2.82 to 3.85 seconds, he continues,"It has the fold-out". Midway: a brief handling noise occurs. From 4.99 to 5.53 seconds, he says:"Tow mirrors." From 6.58 to 10.00 seconds, he says:"They are heated, have built-in directional signals, and they are".


From 0.00 to 2.16 seconds, a young adult male with an English accent says in neutral English:"Applications, higher productivity." From 3.39 to 9.41 seconds, he continues:"He doesn't have to worry about connecting, doesn't have to worry about the screen, just leaves it there and just drives to the next job. Everything's just working in". Neutral electronic synthetic, bass and drum music as the background. Vehicle and road noise persists throughout.


A happy young adult male speaker in neutral US English talks in a quiet indoor environment. From 0.51 to 9.95 seconds: he says,"Like, oh, shoot. Hey, how you doing? Just a little small talk. Oh, i'm a casting director. What? Yo, guess what? I'm an actor, by the way. You know, boom, pow. You feel me?" A clap occurs around 1.0 to 1.24 seconds. Between 4.4 and 5.48 seconds: a clap is heard. A clap occurs around 7.72 to 8.0 seconds.


Around 0.9 to 0.96 seconds and intermittently later: rhythmic marimba playing occurs. Near 2.4 seconds: a ping sound. Gentle electronic music featuring rhythmic marimba melodies and ping sounds persists through the entire audio.


From 0.00 to 6.35 seconds: a middle-aged American man states in neutral English,"Add a caption, which simply is just some text. So here I might just say. Ah."From 7.74 to 8.77 seconds,"Calculator." The first sigh emerges early. Sighs recur around the mid-section. Computer clicks develop during the late speech phase. Additional clicks extend post-speech. A faint electronic hum persists through the mid-segment.


From 0.18 to 1.49 seconds, a male child says in angry US English,"We've been waiting for hours." From 2.80 to 4.91 seconds, the child adds,"Actually, we've been waiting for five minutes." From 6.26 to 8.41 seconds, the child states,"Whatever, an hour, five minutes."A sigh is audible at 8.60-9.36s. Background: sine wave present during beginning and end with mid-gap; light rustling intermittently throughout early and middle sections.


From 0.38 to 9.50s, a slight electronic hiss is audible in the background. Between approximately 0.4 and 9.5 seconds, a 12-19 year-old teenage male speaker with a US accent recites a mathematical equation in English with a neutral tone:"2n and thus an plus 1 equals x plus 5 to the power of n plus 1 all over 2 to the n plus 1." Around the middle, a clicking sound occurs.


From 0.12 to 0.75 seconds, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent neutrally said in English:"Here in just a minute "From 2.44 to 9.17s, he said:" Good place to look at when you're buying a car it's got automatic transmission 30 152 on the mileage it's a low mileage". Ambient traffic noise and wind persisted throughout the recording.


From 0.00 to 2.52s, a middle-aged female speaker with an American accent describes a presentation structure in English with a neutral tone:"This is, we have the introduction,". From 3.1 to 3.9 seconds, a click occurs. From 4.18 to 6.82 seconds, she says "We've got main body," with another click midway. Before the final speech segment, a click sounds. Later, a mantra starts just before the end. From 8.96 to 9.74 seconds, the speaker states "And we have," with background hum throughout in an indoor environment.


At the start, from 0.08 to 0.74 seconds, a young adult male with an American accent says in English with a neutral tone: "Sucko Mode 2.". Then around 1.48-1.68 seconds, a clicking sound occurs. From 2.56 to 10.00 seconds, he continues: "And, uh, yeah, without any further ado, let's just watch this and see what happens. It'll probably be some weird shit, probably be some funny shit,". The background audio suggests a quiet indoor environment throughout.


From 0.00 to 1.22 seconds: a young adult male speaker with an American accent describes app functionality in English with a neutral tone "Tracking and targeting work." With a brief guitar sound. From 2.26 to 9.92 seconds: "After you set up the app, disconnect Kids also lets you stop the biggest mobile tracking services from collecting data about your web browsing and in-app." After the initial seconds, continuous neutral easy-listening music with guitar plays while an electronic tuner sound runs from early until end.


From 0.24 to 4.56 seconds, a young adult female speaker with a US accent delivers a happy product review in English with a happy tone: "Every month. For my first box, i loved each and every single item in it." From 6.66 to 9.96 seconds, she states: "The first product is a really cute go-to spa". Background happy electronic music with synthesizer and drums plays throughout in a quiet indoor environment.


From 0.02 to 2.85s, a synthetic young adult male voice with an American accent says in English with a neutral tone:" For the list of numbers. It's going to go 9 times. "From 4.68 to 6.90 s, he says:"0 through 9.1, 2, "From 8.40 to 8.91 s, he says:"3, ". Throughout the audio, intermittent computer mouse clicks and keyboard typing are present, with a brief silence occurring in the middle. Near the end, writing sounds are heard. The environment is a quiet indoor setting, likely an office or studio.


Throughout: background crowd noise and cheering. Around start: isolated shouts emerge. Midway: a basketball bounce occurs around 2.6-2.8 seconds as a whistle begins. Shortly after until 3.9 seconds: a whistle continues with overlapping shouts. From 2.70 to 7.54 seconds: a middle-aged male commentator with an English accent analyzes in English with a neutral tone, "He's going to have to be careful here. He's going to get banged again." While shouts return from 6.4-7.4 seconds. From 8.46 to 10.00 seconds: a commentator concludes, "Coach just wanted to get motion going there." Continuous running sounds span the middle to late duration.


At 0.3-0.8 seconds: a body falls onto a mat. From 2.60 to 4.81 seconds: a middle-aged male speaks in English with a US accent in a neutral tone, "So I was a little angel deficient that time.". From 8.70 to 9.51 seconds, he says: "Sorry.". From 7.9 to 9.7 seconds: another body fall occurs on a mat. Throughout: background movement, scuffling sounds, and electronic music featuring drums and bass, projecting a happy tone plays continuously within a reverberant indoor dojo environment.


From 0.50 to 3.66 seconds, a middle-aged British male commentator narrates in English with a surprised tone:"The Championship Cup charge came to a close." From 5.02 to 7.57 seconds, he continues:"Meanwhile, there was some frenetic fighting". From 8.04 to 10.00 seconds, he adds:"In the pro-am class, which came to a head as well." Happy electronic music with synthesizer and drums plays throughout. Race car sounds persist in the background during the entire recording.


From 0.12 to 1.81 seconds, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent says in English with a happy tone," To use when emptied from the vessel." Then, from 3.78 to 9.96 seconds, the speaker continues,"And finally, navigate to the Excel file that the vessel has sent, select it, and click Open". Throughout the recording, pop music with drums and guitar plays as background, conveying happy and sad moods.


From 3.13 to 4.00s, a middle-aged male with an American accent speaks English with a neutral tone,"My name is Micah Wright." From 5.34 to 9.08s, he states,"'I was a corporal in 3-1 Lima Company weapons battalion." Fearful electronic music with synthesizers simultaneously occurs. Heard in a quiet indoor environment.


Throughout the recording, surprising piano and violin classical music with dark melodic elements plays in the background. At the beginning, a middle-aged American male with an American accent speaks in English with a neutral tone from 0.66 to 2.46s:"You will know what it's like to lose." From 4.50 to 7.18s he continues:"To feel so desperately that you're right." From 8.40 to 9.72s, he concludes:"But to fail all the same." The audio originates from a clean studio environment.


Happy background music with piano, drums, and bass in a pop and electronic style plays throughout the entire recording. From 0.72 to 5.84 seconds, a young adult American female speaker with an American accent aged 20-30 delivers a cooking instruction in English with a neutral tone:" Then cut a cucumber into small slices and that's going to be used as a topping for our toast." The audio occurs in a quiet indoor environment.


At the beginning, mechanical clicks and background train sounds occur. Throughout the first half, crowd chatter persists with brief room echoes. Mechanical clicks recur near the middle section. From 4.89 to 9.96s, a man in his 30s with an American accent speaks about vehicle modifications in English with a neutral tone:"The only additions to the car are a Ram Air." Train sounds reemerge toward the end, accompanied by a final mechanical click. The environment suggests a large, reverberant indoor exhibition space.


Background happy-sounding electronic pop music with guitar and drums elements throughout. From 7.21 to 10.0 seconds, a middle-aged male speaker delivers remarks in English with an English accent, with a surprised tone: "Well, this is a great event. We have lots of students today".


From 0.28 to 0.72 seconds, a young adult American male speaker with an American accent delivers the dialogue in English with a sad tone,"Come on, so far." From 2.40 to 4.29 seconds,"Close the island. What island?" From 0.8 to 10 seconds, a low drone persists with initial impact and whooshing sounds. From 4.81 to 6.56 seconds, the speaker states,"Manhattan." Subsequent whooshing sounds intensify around this period and continue until the end. From 6.57 to 9.18 seconds,"There are 21 bridges. Shut them down. Three rivers." The background angry electronic soundtrack music with dark and heavy moods features drums, bass, and a synthesizer throughout.


From 5.51 to 10.0s, neutral electronic music with pop influences played by a synthesizer and analog tape hiss are present. Around the middle portion, from 6.59 to 10.04s a middle-aged adult male announcer states in US English with a neutral tone," Channel 13, kCOP, Los Angeles."


Throughout: crowd murmur, pA system feedback, and vehicle noise in background with happy electronic music with drums and bass playing. After 1.4 seconds: running sounds occur in the middle section. From 1.48 to 5.06 seconds: the middle-aged male announcer with a US accent speaks in English with a happy tone,"We also have another addition to our lovely water program. It's at the pool." Between 6.4-8.4 seconds: running sounds briefly recur. From 6.36 to 9.70 seconds: the announcer concludes,"The participants who get to do that get to do kayaking.". Near the end: final brief running sounds occur.


From 0.04 to 7.10s, a middle-aged adult male speaker with a US accent delivers a technical explanation in English with a neutral tone:"We need to figure out what region you are from and then finally we need to set the hardware clock here," continuing until near the middle. During this period, a clicking sound occurs around the middle of the speech. As the speech concludes, another clicking sound emerges near the end. From 9.23 to 10.00s, he says:"It set the." A faint electronic hum persists throughout the entire recording.


From 1.58 to 3.96 seconds, an elderly male speaker with an English accent delivers this message in English with a neutral tone,"Find out more about the cyber security ecosystem around you." From 5.12 to 8.96 seconds, he says,"Find out whether your organisation participates in a CERT. And if not, establish one." Happy background electronic music with drums and bass plays continuously. The entire recording occurs in a quiet indoor studio setting.


From 1.24 to 8.96s, an elderly male speaker with a US accent provides a scientific measurement in English with a neutral tone,"It's about 7 times 10 raised to 10 centimeters. Big. The radius. Okay." At 1.00s to 2.00s, two clicks are heard. The environment resembles a quiet indoor space with subtle echoes.


From 0.78 to 1.45 seconds, a 30-40 year old male speaking in English with a US accent says with a neutral tone:"I run," From 4.04s to 10.00s, he says:" DoText, which is our WAD extractor impactor, and we tell it '-doom', because". Keyboard typing occurs: briefly at start, significantly from 1.24-3.2 seconds, and intermittently till end. Indoor ambient background persists throughout.


Birds and insects dominate the audio background with two brief silent gaps. A 30-40-year-old male with a US accent speaks in English with a neutral tone: from 0.04 to 6.24s: "Spraying so that Jake and I can just stay out of here. Let these guys do their thing. "From 9.13 to 9.84s, he says:"But."


Early in the clip, neutral classical music featuring violin and piano creates an adventurous and happy atmosphere throughout the entire duration. From 8.32 to 10.07s, a 40-50 year old American male with an American accent narrates in English with a neutral tone,"The Forest of the Violins". Later, additional male speech becomes audible. The environment is quiet and free of ambient background noises, suggesting a professional studio setting.


Throughout the clip, happy electronic music featuring drums and guitar plays. From 4.16 to 10.00 seconds, a 30-40 year old female speaker with an American accent shares a happy childhood experience in English with a happy tone:"My first time at Kumamo was when I was just seven years old, and I had one of the best experiences of my life."


Throughout recording: distant traffic and boat background sounds persist. From 0.00 to 9.53s: a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent and another individual converse in English with a neutral tone,"And Lyric Glass from Cash Canada on Youtube have flushed something for me last month and they were here visiting from Canada. So, i don't know. I don't know what's going on over here, but let's go find it." Around the 2s mark: a vehicle sound occurs. Near 3.6s: a brief run sound is heard. 5.88-7.12s: vehicle sounds are audible. Near the 9s mark: vehicle sounds return. Neutral country music played by guitar throughout.


From 0.00 to 9.60s, a middle-aged male speaker with an English accent makes a complete statement in English with a neutral tone:" About betrayal is it's really tied into this thing called loyalty. I think a lot of US have been raised with family loyalty and loyalty to country". From 4.28 to 4.32s, a brief ticking sound is heard. This occurs in a consistently quiet indoor environment.


From start to end, a low hum continues in the background. From 0.30 to 6.68s, a middle-aged American man with an English accent neutrally delivers instructional narration in English:"So a sample journal activity, so basically we have the text that we entered in, we have". Clicking sounds emerge from 5.76 to 6.48s and 9.48 to 10.0s. The man continues from 6.68 to 10.04 seconds:"The text that we entered in here. And them". The environment is a quiet indoor space with slight reverberation.


From 0.62 to 9.04 seconds: a young adult male speaker with a US accent states in English with a neutral tone:"And if we use the electric field equation on this slide, the magnitude of the maximum electric field". During 6.5 to 7.4 seconds: a clicking sound occurs. The setting is an indoor environment like a classroom or office with minimal noise and echo.


Throughout the entire audio, a faint computer fan hum persists in the background. From 0.28 to 0.95 seconds: a middle-aged female with an American accent discusses software settings in English with a neutral tone "Do we need this?". At 1.4 seconds: a mouse click occurs. From 2.00 to 2.83 seconds: she states "Format is Xvid.". At 2.9 seconds: another mouse click occurs. From 4.00 to 5.96 seconds: she says "Oh, and actually". At 4.4 seconds: a third mouse click happens. From 6.18 to 10.00 seconds:"There are presets. I did not even notice that. Output and encoding are things that you want".


Background: faint electronic hum throughout. From 0.06 to 4.00 seconds: a synthetic middle-aged male voice in US English discusses computer system information in English with a neutral tone "Look at the control panel system." With accompanying mouse clicks at 1.28-1.6 seconds. 6.8-6.92 seconds: mouse click. From 7.00 to 8.21 seconds: voice returns "Windows 10 Enterprise." 8.72-9.48 seconds: mouse click. The setting is an indoor office environment during computer activity.


Gentle, neutral easylistening slow-tempo acoustic guitar music  plays throughout with a calm and uplifting mood. Around the middle mark, approximately 6 seconds in, a door creaks open, its latch clicks shut, and a cash register operates simultaneously. Near the end at the 9-second mark, the door creaking sounds and latch clicking recur as the cash register persists.


Throughout: neutral electronic music with synthesizers. An elderly American male speaker with an American accent states in English with a neutral tone, from 0.00 to 1.51s,"Responsibility to the community." After a brief silence, from 2.47 to 4.00s, mid-section narration includes "Aristotle taught the tenets of" from 4.16 to 5.71s "Eudaimonia, or thriving." From 6.48 to 9.68s narration covers "Buddha showed the path to nirvana. Confucius". Recorded in a silent indoor environment with no audible background disturbances.


From 0.00 to 7.28 seconds, a middle-aged female narrator with a US accent says in a neutral tone in English "Dating back to 1000 BC in Syria. Atargatis is the original mermaid" from 5.94 to 7.28 seconds. Between 6.24 and 8.0 seconds, a swooshing sound effect occurs. The phrase "Legend has it that she dove" is spoken from 7.70 to 9.96 seconds. Neutral classical music played by strings plays throughout.


At 0.4-1.1 seconds: writing and rubbing sounds. From 1.30 to 7.13 seconds: a young adult American male speaker with an American accent delivers the phrase in English with a neutral tone "Yeah it really doesn't take that long you know here we go". From 5.8 seconds onward: writing resumes and rubbing joins briefly later. Clicking occurs around the end. Handling noise and wood sounds persist throughout.


Neutral background electronic music begins playing irregularly on a piano. From 0.38 to 3.23 seconds, a middle-aged American male with an American accent provides instructions in English with a neutral tone, "Out of all of your accounts now we're going to go to general". From 6.54 to 9.96s, " Go down to the bottom and go to reset and".  The full instruction is: "Out of all of your accounts now we're going to go to general go down to the bottom and go to reset and take", captured in a quiet indoor space.


At the start, dog barking begins and continues through the early segment. From 0.30 to 3.08 seconds, a middle-aged American woman with an American accent says in English with a neutral tone:"Doesn't know what's going on. Poor little thing." Middle segment dog barking occurs from 3.76-7.56 seconds. From 3.09 to 8.00 seconds:"So she needs to get out. As soon as possible. And she is available. Now, so you can come on down and take." Late segment dog barking follows at 8.6-9.4 seconds. From 8.02 to 9.01 seconds:"Her home with you." Persistent kennel noise continues throughout.


Throughout the clip, pop background music played by a synthesizer conveying a happy mood is playing. From 6.01 to 9.96s, a middle-aged American female speaker with an American accent introduces herself and her location in English with a happy tone:"Hi, I'm Lori Wilk and we're here on the campus of FAU at the". The environment remains quiet indoors.


From 0.26 to 0.97s, a middle-aged Scottish male speaker speaks in English with a neutral tone,"Y and negative two. From 2.68 to 9.26s, he continues, "So what we can do to figure out y is say two plus y should equal negative two. We subtract two from both sides.". Hiss and cricket sounds occur throughout. The indoor environment includes outdoor elements due to sustained cricket noise.


After initial silence, a young adult male speaker with an American accent speaks in English with a surprised tone from 0.48 to 6.38s:"Fucking fetus. Hanging from a tree right now. What the fuck is that?" Continuous rustling and footsteps persist throughout. From 8.96 to 9.68s, he states:"More caution tape." The outdoor setting involves gritty terrain.


A middle-aged man with an American accent speaks in a neutral tone in English, from 0.00s to 7.16s:"Click OK. This is what I get to do. I just deleted that. That kind of hurt. So what I'm going to do is go to Settings.", next from 8.24s to 9.75s:" I'm going to go to my". Mouse clicks are heard intermittently within a quiet indoor environment.


A young man with an American accent speaks in a neutral tone in English, from 1.40s to 4.24s: "So for this one, i'm going to call it the foundation pixel.", next from 6.85s to 7.01s: "Oops.", next from 8.68s to 10.00s: " And we're going to click create." Intermittent mouse clicks and keyboard typing sounds occur throughout. The environment suggests a quiet indoor room with light reverberation.


Faint background hiss and indoor ambiance persist. A young man with an American accent speaks in English with a neutral tone, from 0.44s to 8.36s, he says:"All lined up and cut off. And what they'll do is they'll mask the layers so that they blend seamlessly together. It's pretty effective." From 9.07s to 9.44s, there is a typing sound. The environment is a quiet indoor location consistent with a tutorial recording.


A young man with an Australian accent says happily in English, from 0.38s to 1.53s:" But let the winter sun in.", next from 3.12s to 7.24s:" Such options May be used to block summer glare that have bounced off outside objects." Happy pop music with synthesizer sounds plays in the background. The audio originates from a noise-free indoor studio environment.


A middle-aged man with an American accent says neutrally in English from 0.90s to 2.94s," I hear you Brian. It's the 299 Romeo Langford.", next from 8.48s to 8.76s, he says" Sticky." Sounds of cards being handled are heard throughout the recording.


A middle-aged man with an Australian accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.02s to 2.09s, he says:" To the bottom of the page and put in", next from 2.97s to 3.63s, he says: " Your name", at 7.5 seconds, he lets out a soft sound. Next from 8.15s to 10.04s, he says: " And just to see what it looks". Indoor office environment with continuous keyboard typing and occasional clicking sounds.


A young man with a British accent speaks neutrally in English from 0.64s to 2.40s: "Let's cast for play button", from 3.5 seconds to 4.3 seconds, he takes a deep breath, next from 6.69s to 9.93s he says: "And we want our play button when it is clicked". Three computer mouse clicks are heard: one extended initially and two brief ones later. The environment is a quiet indoor space with intermittent silence throughout.


A middle-aged man with a British accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.65s to 6.05s:" Will love the available massage seats that really help to ensure fatigue-free long-distance driving.", then from 9.31s to 10.04s:"The latest version". Upbeat electronic music featuring synthesizers plays in the background in a quiet indoor environment.


A young woman with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 3.76s to 7.23s, " What do an elephant and mLibrary have in common?", next from 8.77s to 10.04s, "How do you trust digital". Joyful classical music with strings plays in the background. The environment is a clear professional studio recording with no unintended background noise


An elderly man with an Indian accent speaks neutrally in English from 0.70s to 5.42s:" For at least 60 weeks or two years is when you would be eligible for the post study.", next from 6.96s to 9.67s:" You know, the work visa, the new work rights that have been now.". Cheerful pop music with guitar plays in the background. A brief mantra sounds amid the speech pause.


A middle-aged man with a Canadian accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.30s to 2.00s:"Acceptable is available online.", next from 3.03s to 10.00s:"Please remember that for the safety of our workers, crews will not collect bulky items beneath tree branches or low-hanging wires". Upbeat pop music with drum beats and piano plays in the background.


From 0.00 to 4.01 seconds, a middle-aged male speaker neutrally stated in American English, "Getting ready to prepare or handle food, make sure to wash or sanitize your hands." with background cheerful easylistening acoustic guitar music playing throughout this segment. Then silence occurred. From 7.04 to 9.89 seconds, the speaker said, "Perishable items such as potato salad, tuna salad," while background guitar music resumed during this segment. The environment is a quiet indoor setting.


From 0.00 to 4.34s, a young adult American female neutrally says in American  English: "Do you avoid wearing cute shorts or dresses out of fear of people seeing them and judging you?". After a period of silence, from 7.20s to 10.00s, she continues: "Are you ashamed for having spider veins at such". Soft, neutral easylistening piano plays during the entire recording. The environment suggests a noise-free indoor studio setup.


A middle-aged man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.00s to 6.71s:"In very well. Watch till the end learn this trick. Okay guys let's move to the video before that.", next from 8.14s to 10.00s:" If you not subscribed TechRobin YouTube". Lively electronic music with a synthesizer plays in the background.


Throughout the entire recording, a gentle neutral easylistening acoustic guitar melody is present. During most of the recording, from 4.33s to 9.67s, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent naturally delivers the line in English with a neutral tone: "A new beginning has been David Vincent's dream for a long time to develop." The environment is a quiet indoor studio.


A middle-aged man with a British accent says happily in English, from 0.30s to 4.79s:"A solid second and rookie victory once more.", next from 6.52s to 9.07s:"So RP Motorsport once more celebrating." An outdoor racetrack atmosphere features a continuous high-pitched racing car engine and a civil defense siren. This background music is happy electronic music played by a synthesizer


A middle-aged woman with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.06s to 1.85s:" As comfortably as possible.", next from 6.04s to 9.43s:" Stand with your feet just wider than shoulder width, toes turned slightly out." Bright pop music with steady drum beats and a guitar plays in the background.


A middle-aged man with an American accent speaks in English with a neutral tone, from 0.46s to 1.19s, he says:" Price, 2.1 million US dollars.", next from 2.32s to 10.00s, he says:"The Koenigsegg Regera is a limited-production plug-in hybrid grand touring sports car manufactured by Swedish". Cheerful pop music featuring synthesizers plays in the background.


A middle-aged man with an American accent says happily in English, from 6.53s to 9.25s:" Hey folks, it's Ramo from Ramo's Roots Cloning Shop." Joyful rock music with electronic guitar plays in the background.


A young man with an American accent happily says in English from 0.34s to 2.02s:" Let your imagination flow with that one.", next from 3.36s to 8.96s, he says:"Kind of contrasted to the higher pleasures would be something like the lower pleasures. These would be simply pleasures of the body. These would be, uh ". From 2.23s to 2.36s, a brief clicking sound occurs. The quiet indoor environment persists throughout.


At the very start, room reverberation occurs. An elderly man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.00s to 3.49s:" He discussed lead cases in an interview with the Shine newspaper.", next from 4.73s to 10.04s:" Now, on December 1st, 2011, 10 of the workers were ordered to wear shielded dosimeters". A continuous low-frequency hum and air conditioning persist throughout the recording.


Lively pop music with drum beats and piano plays in the background. A young woman with a British accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.24s to 4.41s:" Drive our leaders to act and create the climate solutions the world needs.", next from 6.44s to 9.03s:" We will confront the power of the fossil fuel industry"


A middle-aged man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.30s to 0.84s: "Things we do.", next from 5.40s to 8.03s: "Where would you go on your last gallon of gas?". Dramatic electronic music with guitar sounds plays in the background. Throughout the audio, a low-frequency rumble initially occurs in the middle section and later continues until the end. The environment resembles a studio setting and contains distinct rumbling sounds.


A young woman with an American accent says happily in English, from 0.46s to 1.49s:" And all over the house.", next from 2.76s to 5.00s:"Green for the planet and smart for your wallet.", next from 6.90s to 10.00s:" And these powerful, super-concentrated cleaning products". Cheerful pop music with drums plays in the background.


A middle-aged man with a British accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.04s to 2.93s:" Of heat generally. It can also be light, i suppose.", next from 4.76s to 9.65s:" And it's this process which we use in nuclear power stations." Low electronic buzzing persists with occasional clicking sounds.


An elderly man with an American accent says happily in English, from 0.08s to 6.54s:" An exciting detective story saturated with classic noir elements straight out of a detective mystery of old.", next from 7.90s to 9.53s:" All three games are really unique." Suspenseful pop music with guitars plays in the background.


An elderly man with a Canadian accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.94s to 3.98s:" Haven't even gotten that invested in this car. That's a deal." From 7.60s to 7.99s, a car door closing is heard. Next from 8.16s to 9.83s " Ooh, I feel like I'm pimping now." There are walking sounds in front and in the middle of the audio


A middle-aged man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.36s to 4.87s, he says:" But my guess would be it started somewhere in the 90s ", next from 7.64s to 10.04s, he says:"Because I remember distinctly." Alongside a continuous low hum, with a quiet pause in the middle.


A young man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 2.00s to 6.21s:" And we want this class to implement the iValueConverter interface.", next from 7.88s to 10.00s:"So when we type in iValueConverter " Intermittent typing sounds can be heard in the middle of the audio


A middle-aged woman with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.00s to 1.62s:"How, how cool is that? And this box came with a sticker that says, after all this time, always, with ". Rustling sounds of paper or cardboard occur between speech segments. Happy pop music with synthesizers plays in the background.


A young man with an American accent says happily in English, from 8.02s to 10.04s:" Hey everybody, welcome to another Double Trouble." Stirring pop music featuring orchestral melodies plays in the background.


A young woman with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.00s to 0.70s,"Let me help you.", next from 3.39s to 5.56s," Fine, no kisses. Drop it.", next from 6.93s to 8.98s," Bentley, you know, drop it." A persistent field recording forms the background, accompanied by occasional clicking sounds, rustling, and one brief writing sound.


A young man with an American accent says sadly in English, from 0.44s to 4.00s:" She's sitting down there chilling. My club brother Lowe had her last night.", next from 6.88s to 10.00s:"We brought her back and put her in. We're going to go look at her and check on her." Continuous traffic noise dominates the background, with  car sounds occurring during the recording. The environment is outdoors near a roadway.


At the start, a whoosh and a low, deep rumbling sound effect are heard. A middle-aged man with an American accent says sadly in English, from 1.49s to 2.49s:" To you, sir.", next from 3.49s to 4.65s:" I say ", next from 5.40s to 7.44s:" Good bye." Dramatic pop music with drums and strings plays in the background.


A middle-aged woman with an American accent says sadly in English, from 0.64s to 1.83s:"They called her the myth.", next from 3.36s to 9.57s:" Too much has been made of late of Emily Dickinson's famous reclusiveness. Hello." Cheerful pop music with piano tones and violin plays in the background.


A middle-aged man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.62s to 6.00s:" Especially if it's something you haven't done before. This video will help you get started with the basics.", next from 7.06s to 9.51s:" You'll want to begin by heading to the library website."Cheerful pop music with guitar sounds plays in the background.


From 0.02 to 4.78 seconds: a young adult female speaker with a US accent introduces herself and a gymnastics tutorial in neutral English and says,"I'm Angela Lee. Today we're going to teach you how to do a turtle front flip."Toward the end of the clip: a swoosh sound effect occurs. Happy electronic music with synthesizers and drums plays throughout parts of the recording


Throughout: ambient crowd noise persists. From 0.34 to 4.10 seconds: a young adult male speaker angrily states in American English,"Laws and regulations which treat others like human beings." Early middle: crowd reactions including cheering, whooping, and children shouting emerge with running sounds. Late middle: applause starts building.


From 0.34 to 5.68 seconds, an elderly American male speaker delivers neutral remarks in English: " But we'll get more information on those things, but it's already, based upon the transcript, it's a very troubling setting." Dark neutral easylistening music with piano plays. A low-level background hum accompanies the speech.


Wind and rattling vibrations continue throughout. From 0.00 to 3.4 seconds: motorcycle engine and train sounds dominate. Between 6.92 and 7.96 seconds: a motorcycle engine and train briefly resume. From 0.18 to 2.76 seconds: a young adult male speaks in neutral English with an American accent,"About the five things i like about hey look another bike". From 6.98 to 7.54 seconds, he says:" Anyways so the top five."Near the end interval: a motorcycle engine returns from 8.8 to 10.04 seconds while the train passes between 8.8 and 9.52 seconds.


At the start, chirping young birds begin and continue throughout. From 0.04 to 3.76 seconds, a young adult female speaker with an American accent makes a neutral English statement:"I don't know why, but Dean from Supernatural." From 5.01 to 8.32 seconds, she says:"I can tell he's there.".  Rustling occurs initially and later persists. Fowl sounds, like chicken clucks, are heard several times during gaps and towards the end.


Aircraft engine rumble and air circulation persist throughout. From 8.00 to 9.95 seconds, a 30-40-year-old young adult male with a US accent states in neutral English," Now see those blocks just nice and easy," with brief humming audible during the beginning of this speech.


From 0.42 to 1.32 seconds, a middle-aged male speaker with an English accent delivers a lecture excerpt in neutral English,"An example is ". From 2.76 to 5.02 seconds, he says:"Now very important to understand what I mean. Here is an example. Let's assume you have a knowledge map which you collect." A mouse click is heard at 2.4 and 5.24 seconds. The recording exhibits a quiet indoor setting throughout.


From 0.18 to 0.64 seconds, a male educator aged 30 to 40 speaks in neutral American English:"Fourth is like this." From 2.74 to 9.86 seconds: the speaker states "Fourth is like this. A fourth of a pi, right? 2 and one fourth. And ignore this. This is nothing. It's not a decimal point. Actually, let me erase it." From 5.46s to 5.61s, a faint click occurs. Background silence is present intermittently. The audio originates indoors in a quiet office-like space.


Throughout the recording, the setting is indoors with minimal background noise and a slight echo. From 0.36 to 9.89 seconds, a young adult female with an American accent speaks happily in English,"Film class the one where I'm stuck in the bathroom stall I expect that we'll be interning at a studio and are going to a full set". A censorship  beep is heard from 2.07 to 2.62 seconds. Upbeat classical piano music in the background.


From 0.88 to 2.15 seconds, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent  narrates a programming task in neutral English saying,"This is looking familiar, isn't it?". From 4.12 to 8.19 seconds, he continues,"Let's start up a code block. And now we can test if the length."Keyboard typing emerges shortly after the onset and continues persistently through the remainder of the clip within a generally quiet indoor environment.


From 0.11 to 4.08 seconds, a middle-aged female speaker with an American accent describes a creature sighting in neutral English:" This website that there have been other sightings in this area." From 5.48 to 9.89 seconds, she speaks:"Time and conditions, I saw this creature at 7.40 a. M. It was a". A mouse click occurs between 4.10 and 4.20 seconds in a consistently quiet indoor environment.


From 0.16 to 2.92 seconds: a middle-aged American male speaker speaks in neutral English,"To take things too seriously. I have." From 2.68s to 4.02s, a descending arpeggio electronic sound plays mid-recording. From 4.24 to 9.98 seconds: he speaks:"No sense of direction I have no sense of direction I have no sense". There are two sounds of keyboard clicks at 8.5 seconds and 9.2 seconds. Background electronic music with a happy  synthesizer persists throughout the indoor setting.


From 1.14 to 3.39 seconds, a male speaker in his thirties with an Australian accent narrates computer-based navigation in neutral English:"And there they are there, listed as external." Initial clicking persists from 0.3 to 1.4 seconds. Between 3.4-5.0 seconds, keyboard typing and mouse clicks occur with sustained clicking. From 5.02 to 9.51 seconds, the speaker states:"And into the next page, and the next page, and so on and so forth." Clicking continues intermittently throughout this segment, especially near 6.4-6.9 seconds and 8.4 seconds. Office ambiance persists throughout the entire time.


From 0.16 to 2.23 seconds, the middle-aged female speaker with an American accent delivers software instructions in neutral English: "And click the Start button here." Immediately after, a mouse click occurs. From 4.38 to 10.00 seconds, the speech resumes: "If I right-click anywhere in the open graph, and select Refresh Stats, i can quickly see what the processor" toward the end. The mouse click remains isolated between speech segments. The audio captures a quiet indoor environment resembling a home office or studio.


In a large indoor space, background neutral synthesizer ominous orchestral strings play intermittently. From 0.30 to 2.41 seconds, a middle-aged American woman speaks disgustedly in English: "Ugh, what a loser." Around 3.7 to 4.1 seconds, a whoosh sound effect occurs. Footsteps of high heels on a hard surface begin shortly after and continue intermittently in the background. From 5.18 to 5.94 seconds, she speaks: "Serves her right." Metal clinking sounds occur at 6.00 and 7.24 seconds.


From start to end, a faint electronic hum persists in the background. From 0.14 to 3.26 seconds, a young male with an American accent speaks in neutral English:"Here as provided to the IMF by the respective country." From 4.38s to 4.57s, a sound of a mouse click occurs. From 5.24 to 9.97 seconds, he says:"So if I zoom in, you should be able to see that. So if you guys have any questions, just go ahead and reply to this video."


From 0.12-5.74 seconds, an elderly male speaker with an English accent says neutrally in English:"If I end up being used to say make a video prop and feature a bottom of the barrel productions." Between 6.6-7.3 seconds, a snort occurs. From 9.18-9.94 seconds, the speaker says:"Now we can get on to.". An electrical hum and room reverb persist throughout, and occasional breathing.


Between 0.28 and 0.32 seconds, a brief computer keyboard sound occurs. From 0.52 to 3.70 seconds, the young adult male speaker with a US accent says neutrally in English,"And so we can understand it better." During this segment, between 1.44 and 1.92 seconds, clicking and computer keyboard sounds overlap with microphone handling noise from 1.32 to 2.24 seconds. Between 4.88 and 9.72 seconds, the speaker says,"The print lines will be here that the first part is just, you know,". Around 6.5 seconds, another microphone handling noise occurs. Subtle background noise continues throughout in a quiet indoor environment.


From 0.00 to 2.09 seconds, a young adult male speaker with an English accent says neutrally in English:"Wheels on a lot of different cars, BMW 7 Series,". Between 4.10 and 9.05 seconds, he states:"Mercedes S550 and a bunch of different other vehicles. Big lip in the back, as you can see." Throughout the entire clip, background traffic noise is audible in the indoor space.


Throughout the audio, electronic happy music with synthesizer and drums plays within an indoor venue with natural reverberation. From approximately 0.66 to 6.98 seconds, a young adult female announcer with a US accent states neutrally in English:"This event will decide which stylist is the most innovative, fashion-forward, and creative in their category." Then, starting around 8.16 seconds until about 9.78 seconds, she continues:"The judging will occur while the models". Near the end, faint background chatter occurs.


From 0.16 to 3.98 seconds, a 30-40-year-old male speaker with a US accent states neutrally in English:"Pre-made design templates as well as a blank template.". Around 4.8-5.4 seconds, clicking sounds occur. Between 5.85-7.18 seconds, he continues:"In the bottom half of the chooser,". From 7.6-8.0 seconds, clicking sounds are heard again. Finally, during 8.69-9.58 seconds, he adds:"We have portrait". Throughout the recording, the environment is a quiet indoor space.