Unreleased T in “out here”

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a stop

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te here and out out here out here so

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that saves a little time because I'm

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skipping the release T out here out here

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that takes time and makes it feel very

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choppy but out here out here a stop tea

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makes it a little smoother when we were

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out here we were out here and we were

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out here when was the last time we were

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out here when's the last time you came

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out I think we came out last winter my

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dad also made a stop tea Outlast Outlast

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winter we came out last we came out last

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we came out last winter now he made a

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true T sound here winter

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T sometimes Americans will drop a te

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when it comes after n and then it

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becomes winner and it sounds like this

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word but my dad didn't do that he made a

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true tea last winter last winter last

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winter okay so

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probably my dad said the word probably

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as a three syllable word was stress on

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the first syllable

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proably

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proably he's speaking extra well here

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because I've definitely caught him on

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camera before saying

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pry reducing the word to just two

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syllables