1blockquote 01cite 10Liveinjapan12cite 12br 10and he appears to 11u 10have the ear of12u 10 Steve Jobs himself (11b 10not in the 11i 10Blue Velvet12i 10 sense12b 10, of course). 12br 12br 10Does this mean he has lots of chances to talk to Steve Jobs? 12b 12br 12br 10If you have time, could you tell me what the bold part mean?
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10and he appears to 11u10have the ear of12u10 Steve Jobs himself (11b10not in the 11i10Blue Velvet12i10 sense12b10, of course). 12br
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10Does this mean he has lots of chances to talk to Steve Jobs? 11b10e
01cite10Avangi12cite12br10OK, thanks, Avangi.0-
10I meant to add that having someone's ear means not only that you can talk to them, but also that they 11i11u10listen12u12i10 to you. (You were too quick for me.)12br
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01cite10Marius Hancu12cite10influence12blockquote10I needed this word. Now I realize Avangi's second post implys about the same.02br