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Shut Up and Eat: Restaurants Are Turning Into Sonic Battlefields

Shut Up and Eat: Restaurants Are Turning Into Sonic Battlefields
Restaurants often have varying noise levels; typical noise levels range from 65 to 85 dB(A), making it hard for patrons to hear and understand.
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