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But that's the thing--everyone says the audio is what matters most to them, both judges and laypersons. And when laypersons can hear the audio, they are not able to agree with the judges on who the winner is, presumably because they are distracted by a variety of audio-related nuances. It is only when a person can't hear the audio that they are magically able to distill out what it is the judges are (apparently) really judging on.
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