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Quote by Andrew Miller

“Listening is not merely not talking...it means taking a vigorous human interest in what is being told to us.”

Quote by Andrew Miller

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Andrew Miller, born in 1974, is a seasoned journalist. His career began in local news and later shifted towards international reporting. Miller is known for his in-depth investigations and objective reporting style, having won several journalism awards. more

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