Paying attention to me, not to whatever else you're paying attention to.
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Pay less attention to statements, pay less attention to things people say.
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In short, we pay too much attention to what we're paying attention to.
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Also, bringing attention to tzniut brings attention to those things, which were not allowed.
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After that, Crystal paid attention to Whitley's races and Paul paid attention to Crystal.
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You have to pay attention to men because they're there, but you really need to pay attention to other women, and you need to pay attention to yourself.
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It's also immersive because it has that attention to detail, and that attention to authenticity.
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Half-paying attention to everything means you're not able to fully pay attention to anything.
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We can drive your attention to issues that we want you to pay attention to.
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I wasn't paying attention to O.J., I was paying attention to my little street on fire.
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Abraham Lincoln called attention to it, Dr. Martin Luther King called attention to it, Tommie Smith and John Carlos called attention to it at the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City.
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People pay little attention to history in casting a vote and even less attention to future predictions.
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"Don't pay attention to what they say, pay attention to what they do," he told the audience.
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Do you pay attention to the rising prices or do you pay attention to the slowing growth?
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People, the general public, pay attention to what journalists draw their attention to, and policymakers do too.
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Giving more attention to tasks, and thereby less attention to time, makes time seem to go by faster.
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"The only reason people started paying attention to this is because they brought attention to it," he said.
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Much of our society is predisposed to pay attention to the speaker when it should be paying attention to the listener, and directing our attention to the listener is the work of more progressive politics.
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They're paying less attention to how skinny something makes them look, and more attention to how interesting it is.
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You pay less attention to what people think about you, and more attention to what you can teach them.
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"There was attention to the press as a technological innovation, and attention to paper and so on," Professor Baron said.
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We aren't that great at paying attention to what we decide to pay attention to — the voluntary control is weak.
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Capricorn season brings your attention to your siblings— pay attention to these siblings or sibling-figures as Saturday's eclipse approaches.
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But there's a crisis happening that nobody's paying attention to on the level that it should be paid attention to.
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Pay attention to the safety presentationIf you fly often, you might not always pay attention to the preflight safety briefing.
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Pay attention to profit margins Wall Street will still be paying close attention to the numbers as well as governance.
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So if I choose to pay attention to nice things, my baby is more likely to pay attention to them too.
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"He pays way more attention to home and fashion than I do, and I pay a lot of attention to it."
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But political leaders pay close attention to what their voters think, and media elites pay attention to what their audience wants.
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The revelers in the cozy tent aren't paying attention to the booth; they're paying attention to each other, and the music.
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But the current mismatch between the attention to driverless cars and the attention to driver-operated cars is a big mistake.
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The risk is this: When brands try to draw attention to a cause, they often wind up diverting attention to themselves.
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I've learned that you can give 100% attention to being a good parent, and 100% attention to being good at your job.
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"Marketing has to get a little more extreme to capture families' attention, to capture buyers' attention, to capture girls' attention," Levin says.
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"Ester is getting just enough attention to make her unable to move on and never enough attention to feel safe," says Lena.
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If you're someone who pays attention to videogames, the conventional wisdom for years stipulated that you had to pay attention to E3.
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I feel like paying attention to the world, paying attention to what&aposs going on, like what&aposs trendy, what&aposs not.
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We have this perception that others are looking at what we look at, or paying attention to what we're paying attention to.
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Just as voters pay too much attention to the election-year economy when deciding whom to choose for president, they pay too much attention to the short-run costs of policy reforms and too little attention to the long-run benefits.
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The win drove increased attention to arguments that if Democrats want to win elections, they need to pay more attention to black voters.
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And I think Wall Street was really paying attention to that, and they were not paying attention to some of the other metrics.
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It's like signaling that I won't be paying any attention to my friends or husband, but they should still pay attention to me.
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"We're paying more attention to the customers coming on board, paying more attention to the attitudes that are coming on board," Ben said.
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I had paid attention to the team, but not enough attention to develop a love outside of one of my favorite USMNT players.
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And the basic idea is: If you pay attention to them, they'll pay attention to you, and everything's grace from there (Sept. 19843).
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This Earth Day (April 22), the couple wants to bring attention to their meaningful work to bring attention to environmental causes around the globe.
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This means customers need to pay more attention to how their vendors operate, and vendors need to pay more attention to their existing customers.
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It's nice to see the world watching and paying attention to what I feel like in Idaho, almost no one is paying attention to.
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Our tech addictions exploit human nature—the tendency toward instant gratification, the instinct for paying attention to what everyone else is paying attention to.
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So to influence major changes, voters will, once again, have to pay attention to races they haven't paid much attention to in the past.
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Finally, it seems that more designers and brands are paying attention to the 67% of women in America worth paying attention to — including Forever 21.
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Players and developers alike should be paying attention to the way they are calling attention to the mutilated and misleading parallels games so often employ.
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The fact is that any visual UI that exists in software is going to take time and attention to learn, and sustained attention to operate.
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Don't pay attention to the plot, pay attention to the pictures on the wall of the apartment, which have nothing to do with the plot.
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They and all of us need to start paying less attention to celebrities and more attention to the people in our society who really matter.
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Every time Washington gets together for something big, we get whipsawed: Banking regulations that nobody paid attention to, NAFTA, nobody really paid attention to it.
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Yeah, where new things are happening and where people really do pay attention to the customer and they really do pay attention to the people.
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The question is, will Democrats keep paying attention to such states in a general election, or will attention to rural issues dissipate after the Iowa caucus?
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I know people who aren't paying attention to it and I'm like 'You gotta pay attention to this, we're experiencing something–'" Victoria: "–there's a major shift.
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The media can give less attention to sensational accusations and more attention to what really matters, which is the likely effects of policies on people's lives.
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Like most of his victims, Cruz seems to understand that she can use the unwanted attention to direct people's attention to a real problem with high stakes.
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Cutting-edge behavioral science is being applied to the problem of how to make you pay less attention to your surroundings and more attention to your phone.
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When we listen to music, we usually pay attention to melody first, so it's a nice change of pace to give more attention to rhythm and groove.
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He added that the league would have to make special permissions for her, which would draw attention to the official and bring negative attention to the game.
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Giuliani even touted it as one of his central achievements in his farewell address: "The broken windows theory replaced the idea that we were too busy to pay attention to street-level prostitution, too busy to pay attention to panhandling, too busy to pay attention to graffiti," Giuliani said.
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Because they're mostly open, sound comes through loud and clear, and you can easily transition from paying attention to someone beside you to paying attention to your music.
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Before any tangible American victories can be achieved, the U.S. will need to pay less attention to incessantly modernizing technologies and more attention to shaping imaginative security ideas.
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" "I don't pay that much attention to them, and I recommend other people not pay a whole lot of attention to them, because I don't think it's policy.
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But with the foresight of someone wiser than her years, she still presses for the public to pay less attention to her and more attention to climate change.
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Until 10 or 15 years ago, American universities and colleges paid a lot of attention to recruiting students, and shockingly little attention to helping them succeed while there.
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I spent several years trying to explain to people outside of gaming that they should pay attention to gaming and they should pay attention to what's going on.
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No. It's flattering," he said, adding that when it comes to speculation about their relationship, he doesn't "pay attention to what I don't want to pay attention to.
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"With attention to the fact that the issue of the enemy is our military capabilities, the armed forces must pay closer attention to expanding their capabilities," Jafari said.
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In this way, we're using our attention to really pay attention to the sources of our unhappiness and then the next step to work to overturn those sources.
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You connect that way, and when you combine that with the other stuff that we bring, which is really just engaging storytelling, great attention to detail, attention to quality.
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Nobody else around you seems to be paying attention to the currently-invisible problem, so trying to draw attention to it is a surefire way to lose your head.
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"The Chinese embassy in Vietnam is paying close attention to the relevant developments and reminds Chinese citizens in Vietnam to pay attention to security when traveling," the notice said.
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You're going to be paying a lot of attention to your public life with fiery Mars in Gemini—and people will be paying a lot of attention to you!
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But all the attention to the setting doesn't match Kiss Kiss Bang Bang's sly, audience-acknowledging attention to genre, or its aggressively clever mockery of its own story conventions.
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Some highlights from the poll: 91% of Americans have paid at least some attention to the North Korea news with 63% giving a lot of attention to the issue.
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Pay attention to the new ideas and areas of mental focus that arrive on Monday as messenger Mercury enters your house of career, shifting your attention to your reputation.
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"Just play for fans and just pay attention to that because if you pay attention to people who don't like your band, it's not really why you're there," he said.
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Whether we like it or not, they are really good at taking noxious stuff that we shouldn't be paying attention to and making everyone in America pay attention to it.
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We're striking to bring attention to our work, and to bring attention to issues that affect women in the workplace, like equal pay, discrimination, paid family leave, and sexual harassment.
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So on that note, I'd recommend that you stop paying attention to anything I say about the future and start paying very close attention to the time lords in Chicago.
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"People who are interested in clothing and fashion do pay attention to it, but I don't think that the ordinary person on the street pays attention to it," she said.
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He also said he doesn&apost "pay attention to what I don&apost want to pay attention to" when asked about fan&aposs fascination surrounding his and Swift&aposs relationship.
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Not paying too much attention to financial newsUnless you're a finance professional, there's not a lot to be gained from paying attention to market performance or the latest finance news.
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The result is a very careful balancing act, as you try to work out when you should be paying attention to her and when you should be paying attention to food.
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The Nationalist Front wanted to bring more attention to the shooting, which it said the national media did not pay attention to, as well as to general refugee resettlement in Tennessee.
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"So you do have to plan a little bit on the route," said Luff, noting that you really have to pay attention to the drone while it pays attention to you.
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"What we can do right now is pay attention to symptoms and pay attention to risk factors like family history, and by we, I mean largely primary health docs and patients."
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You just need to be curious, stop paying attention to politics, and pay attention to what you like and what you know, and I think you can make some mad money.
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Its attention to detail goes beyond the granular into nearly the microscopic, in the process drawing attention to how flimsy the tropes of most other historical films and TV shows are.
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Then … employees start complaining that the CEO is paying too much attention to what the employees can do better without her and not enough attention to the rest of the company.
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But can she or any of her family members pay attention to the estate being taken over by a carpetbagger the family never paid attention to, because he was a philistine?
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President Donald Trump wants Democrats to pay a little less attention to him — and a little more attention to the various deals former President Barack Obama has inked since leaving office.
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A lot of people are paying attention to you .
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And they should be paying attention to job disruption .
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" She added, "Seconds matter, attention to the road matters.
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Besides ... it only brings attention to the iconic song.
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" That kind of attention to detail "wins people over.
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Opinion Columnist HONG KONG — Pay attention to Hong Kong.
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Which nobody paid attention to, really, because ... Yes, overrun.
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San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick first drew attention to the issue when he began kneeling during the national anthem played before NFL games to draw attention to racial oppression and inequality.
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So pay close attention to that vote, and if they get 50, eat energy bars and hydrate throughout the vote-a-rama, then pay very close attention to the last two votes.
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They're also paying attention to what works, the same way that a spouse pays attention to what works with their significant other, the same way a parent pays attention with their kids.
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"In a way, it's notable, because I think that Main Street pays attention to that kind of gain, although I think the professional investor pays attention to the percentage gain," Pavlik said.
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If you're already paying attention to the TV show you've tuned in to watch, you're more likely to pay attention to an integrated ad that plays without your noticing it, after all.
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It said that "he has run the $85033 billion government with keen attention to accountability and efficiency," and it called special attention to his accomplishments in education, environmental protection and crime reduction.
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On the flip side, when a woman's work is paid attention to, the specifics of that work are often secondary to the fact that a woman's work is being paid attention to.
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With more public attention to this issue — and with April 2 marking Equal Pay Day — gender and diversity funds have emerged to help investors identify companies that are paying attention to these concerns.
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Calls attention to itself and why—with enemies at the door, with the community under siege, with all of us having to pull together—would anyone want to call attention to themselves here?
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If you were going to start paying more attention to the technology you interact with every day, I would say start paying attention to areas where an interface is asking information from you.
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Everything around us demands our attention, so the way to fight back is to pay attention to what you care about, and to care about what you're paying attention to, Mr. Walker said.
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Everything around us demands our attention, so the way to fight back is to pay attention to what you care about, and to care about what you're paying attention to, Mr. Walker said.
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Though we learn about wine by paying attention to it, some moments call for not paying attention to it, just as you can enjoy a meal without analyzing the bread or the meat.
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They're about which tiny slice of the 2 million books published every year I've chosen to give my attention to, and which tiny slice I've chosen to point your attention to as well.
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Code Blue organized phone banks for Cava in California, helped raise money for his campaign, and ultimately brought national attention to a race that few people had paid attention to four months before.
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Both events could draw much more attention to potential risks.
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One is to pay attention to the website's staff page.
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Bradford's attention to detail also becomes clear from prolonged looking.
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Students drew attention to their causes by taking over buildings.
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I wasn't even paying attention to what they were asking.
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Cory Booker brought attention to violence against Black transgender Americans.
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Meanwhile, some lawmakers are giving more attention to drug treatment.
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"She seems very anxious for attention to herself," said Waxman.
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Investors, therefore, should pay no attention to trade war noises.
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They give much less attention to their burgeoning criminal empire.
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Pyle paid attention to the dancers' hands, feet, and eyes.
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Everything seems designed to call attention to the Trump parallel.
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Twitter. I'm going to turn my attention to Twitter, Apple.
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But most people don't pay as close attention to politics.
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Now it's turning its attention to affordable homes in Britain.
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The Moon enters Sagittarius today, turning your attention to partnerships.
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Tomorrow the markets will pay attention to UK employment data.
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We all need to pay very careful attention to that.
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She would learn to use that attention to her advantage.
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Pay attention to any changes in your credit score, too.
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It also drew greater media attention to fringe extremist groups.
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You have to give that extra attention to the kids.
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Perhaps the President will turn his attention to other matters.
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I should have paid more attention to my own profile.
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Rule 7 Pay a lot of attention to the building.
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The company's attention to detail shows on the Wolverine Ultimate.
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Investors will be paying close attention to developments on Wednesday.
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I want our staff to have that attention to detail.
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James are both characterized by a hypersensitive attention to emotional
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Pay close attention to the power dynamics in your partnerships.
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"Everybody pays so much attention to your number," she said.
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People who pay attention to politics in Texas know this.
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She was released while investigators shifted their attention to Angela.
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Pay attention to the moments in life you FEEL beautiful.
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Anybody who's paying attention to the 0003 election knows that.
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He's not against bringing attention to the surrounding sites, though.
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Let's direct our attention to some of the possible fixes.
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I will be paying more attention to this unique space.
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Herzbrun's landscapes similarly draw attention to individual patches of color.
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I pay a lot of attention to status in Washington.
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It's certainly worth paying some attention to what you pick.
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It requires empathy, understanding, close attention to others, and compromise.
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Jenkins is redirecting the attention to his admirable political causes.
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Why do so many of us pay attention to blabbermouths?
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The show just brought a lot of attention to us.
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Are you paying attention to the Athletic, what they're doing?
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As its name suggests, Spice Kitchen pays attention to flavors.
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Today, we're turning our attention to Museum of Simulation Technology.
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Now, she's turning her attention to her first solo project.
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In the second, it barely pays attention to the bot.
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It matters, but few people are paying attention to it.
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When two firms recommend Micron, that's worth paying attention to.
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Nimble turned its attention to the country's 20,000 independent pharmacies.
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Even the haters did not pay much attention to us.
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It's about driving attention to certain parts of the outfit.
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They also draw attention to buildings in danger of demolition.
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He's someone who is paying attention to every single detail.
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"Nobody ever paid attention to Orange County before," she added.
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Markets and business leaders pay close attention to Fed statements.
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"It's something you've got to respect and pay attention to."
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I'm interested in drawing attention to the difference in patterns.
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When you're shopping for eggs, pay attention to the labels.
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Fans, though, should pay closer attention to the first one.
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Where is the same attention to detail for mens' clothing?
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We need to continue to pay attention to downside risks.
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And as a photographer, I appreciate that attention to detail.
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Objectives: Draw national attention to the Emanuel Samson church shooting.
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It's also courteous to pay attention to your partner's schedule.
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It helps narrow what people should be paying attention to.
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Anything that requires attention to detail is impossible to do.
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And yet attention to Trump's Warsaw stop must be paid.
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"" Pay particularly close attention to that bit about Leta Lestrange.
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In general, it's paying attention to the potential for marketability.
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Pay attention to the people who make you feel uncomfortable.
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The only person anyone paid real attention to was Prince.
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But finally, people are paying attention to the small things.
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THE PAY NO ATTENTION TO THE MAN BEHIND THE BLOCKCHAIN!
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I'd like to direct your attention to these photogenic cuties:
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Pay close attention to your inner voice late this morning.
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But they pay too little attention to the supply side.
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I should have been paying more attention to his instructions.
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She's making sure we don't stop paying attention to her.
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Pay attention to the dips in the seemingly perfect cushions.
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Marie Ekeland's resignation draw a lot of attention to it.
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Pay close attention to messages that come in your dreams.
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Pay close attention to these aspects of your retirement plan.
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His death helped bring attention to the disease, she said.
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If they aren't, then that's something to pay attention to.
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Barletta paid little attention to his Republican rival, state Rep.
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You hope to draw attention to high rates of suicide.
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Saturday Night Live turned its attention to Virginia on Feb.
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Mr Slot's attention to detail turns up some fascinating facts.
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In this sequence, pay close attention to Renner's left arm.
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But they're paying attention to the new iPad Pro's ProMotion.
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Despite drawing attention to the scandals of the 1990s, Mrs.
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"Pay particular attention to things that chafe you," Graham wrote.
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But it also draws attention to Mr Selmayr's Achilles heel.
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And then knowing your business audience and attention to it.
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This is why urologists are paying attention to new tests.
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The vote has drawn attention to Apple's concessions in China.
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Areas to pay attention to include line 3: rental income.
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His meticulous attention to presentation extended to his office supplies.
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And while America was denying that NATO's attention to the
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"So they shifted their attention to addressing that," she said.
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His incendiary comments helped draw attention to a longshot campaign.
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Pay close attention to the dreams you have this morning.
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So people have been paying attention to the story folks.
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This looks pretty gorgeous, and it's worth paying attention to.
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Shultz: Well, we're not paying attention to nuclear weapons anymore.
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Pay attention to the people you meet during this eclipse.
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But that doesn't mean they aren't worth paying attention to.
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But her allegations turned the attention to her own finances.
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I only hope Sony is paying attention to these mistakes.
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More attention to corporate governance -- who's in the firing line?
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The attention to beauty routines is to impress younger colleagues.
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Begin by paying attention to how you talk to yourself.
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One might expect the flood of attention to be overwhelming.
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And pay attention to those S7 Edge prices: They're steep.
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And yet I'm constantly paying attention to the wrong things.
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But that doesn't mean they're not worth paying attention to.
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But are you paying enough attention to the refresh rate?
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Sushi shoes reflect time, vision, and painstaking attention to detail.
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Check out the vid ... they REALLY paid attention to detail.
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Organizers used Facebook announcements to draw attention to their campaign.
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I didn't want to draw any extra attention to it.
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I realized I had to pay attention to life's feedback.
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Most #MannequinChallenge videos want to draw your attention to something.
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Now he must turn his attention to leading the nation.
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"[Like] paying attention to the smaller details," Cambier tells Creators.
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Millennials pay attention to the details of our online presence.
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They get their power from us paying attention to them.
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I try to pay attention to scouting reports in meetings.
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Perry admitted the indictment brought unwanted attention to his campaign.
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Arpaio didn't seem to pay much attention to Snow's order.
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Definitely pay close attention to your dreams early this month.
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The light is constructed with an insane attention to detail.
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Farrah says she's turning her attention to her new show.
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Now, Accela is turning its attention to sharing economy regulation.
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Don't let spring pass without paying attention to the details.
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When someone doesn't pay attention to them, it's clear immediately.
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Paying attention to these symptoms just might save your life.
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"Just wanted to draw your attention to this," one began.
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Now I'm getting the opportunity to bring attention to motocross!
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No one seems to pay any attention to new knowledge.
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People called attention to his flawless rapping of multiple songs.
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I know he won't even pay attention to my hair.
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Pay attention to any messages that come in your dreams.
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"She calls attention to a good point," one person commented.
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Pay close attention to the psychic messages that arrive today.
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A good biographer pays attention to the documents before her.
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But pay attention to how your friendships make you feel.
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People are paying attention to the growing status of esports.
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And these forecasts may well be worth paying attention to.
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The central bank also pays close attention to income growth.
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If anyone can draw attention to this technology, it's Barshop.
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"Anything bringing attention to [the ocean] is helpful," Martinez said.
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James: Thanks for giving so much attention to the book.
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This brought attention to the island's severe mental health crisis.
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Houston has been growing rapidly without attention to flood risk.
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I really need to pay more attention to the news.
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The Penguins will now turn their attention to the Sharks.
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I do not want to pay more attention to it.
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Why should we pay any attention to him this time?
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It's a big business that investors are paying attention to.
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More legislators pay attention to their local organizations and individuals.
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But Pollan wasn't paying much attention to any of that.
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No one has paid any attention to that kid's needs.
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Thus, we also pay close attention to any coming statements.
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When you pay attention to little details, good things happen.
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Sun and Law didn't call attention to their relationship, either.
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I'm paying attention to Zika, and I'm concerned about it.
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Democrats certainly need to pay more attention to economic issues.
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But it brought unwelcome attention to the city where Gov.
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Murray has called attention to her recent efforts with Sen.
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You said you don't really pay attention to the internet.
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As always, when Trump speaks, it's worth paying attention to.
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I pay close attention to how much effort it requires.
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Pay more attention to the negative messages you're telling yourself.
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From my observation, Amour Vert takes attention to detail seriously.
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The difference for us defensively was our attention to detail.
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But of course we pay special attention to that table.
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But he insisted he was not paying attention to that.
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To identify implicit bias, pay attention to your automatic responses.
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A period of unprecedented attention to global health security began.
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After Olmert's ouster, Adelson turned his attention to electing Netanyahu.
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"I normally don't really pay attention to politics," he said.
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Anything that potentially tarnishes those brands, they pay attention to.
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Wyoming is a Republican state; nobody paid attention to Wyoming.
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Madeline Conant called attention to the plight of black men.
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Pay particularly close attention to the bit 15 seconds in.
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AEST in an effort to bring attention to the issue.
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I don't think they pay enough attention to their toilets.
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We couldn't get a label to pay attention to us.
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Central banks are going to pay more attention to inflation.
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We need to pay attention to everybody in the district.
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Americans need to pay close attention to these historical events.
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He pays attention to detail and he keeps getting better.
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He's paying more attention to the natural flaws in music.
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" Sharapova wrote: "I should have paid more attention to it.
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That's why candidates should pay attention to what she's doing.
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Ms. Cherkis succeeds, thanks largely to her attention to detail.
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Wait, you don't pay close attention to the city's sounds?
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The general population pays little attention to film production companies.
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Yeah, definitely a lot of people pay attention to it.
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She sits there, she doesn't bring any attention to herself.
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There's a lot more attention to detail in certain places.
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No one would pay attention to it for 25 years.
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More people should direct their attention to answering these questions.
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Then I can pay attention to how they were produced.
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Those were puckish ways of bringing attention to serious concerns.
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No one's ever going to pay attention to me again!
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" Her: "Oh, dear heart, I am paying attention to you!
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"I don't pay attention to negative stuff," she told E!
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"She pays careful attention to the album format," Fernow says.
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Go deeper: Punts on partisan gerrymandering turn attention to N.C.
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Let's turn our attention to energy storage, an undervalued industry.
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I, for one, don't pay attention to reviews or criticism.
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Now, the researchers are turning their attention to brain disorders.
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It takes very little effort and attention to grow carrots.
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I think paying attention to a lifestyle is really important.
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Pay more attention to them than to your own pleasure.
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I turned my attention to the wings on my table.
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How can racks of clothes bring more attention to refugees?
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Seems like I didn't pay enough attention to environmental sustainability.
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I need to pay attention to everything he says next!
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We need to get people paying attention to those topics.
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"No one is paying any attention to the situation here."
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Pay close attention to whether your symptoms worsen over time.
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" Rick said the attention to the family became "pretty overwhelming.
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First, pay attention to who is sending you the email.
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You just don't see that attention to detail with Trump.
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I'm thinking I'm going to bring attention to this issue.
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It is something that we have to pay attention to.
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I don't pay a whole lot of attention to it.
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They're not particularly paying attention to changes in the landscape.
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Make sure to pay attention to details during important communications.
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Compliment their attention to detail, healing presence, and social circle.
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So we continue to pay close attention to the trend.
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I feel the need to pay more attention to it.
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But he pays close attention to news of mass shootings.
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But they live in fear of drawing attention to themselves.
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So, yeah, I think we should pay attention to it.
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And they should also pay attention to their overall diet.
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This time pay attention to what your body is doing.
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Did it succeed in bringing attention to poverty in American?
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Pay attention to what the official sources are telling you.
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He applied the same attention to detail to the packaging.
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He does have that attention to detail on the product.
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"Oh, I don't pay attention to that stuff," he said.
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"Teachers give less attention to less attractive children," Rhode said.
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It's not something that I really pay close attention to.
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Yet lawmakers have paid very little attention to alcohol policy.
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MCCRAW: We obviously have to pay attention to laws elsewhere.
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The thing existed so people would pay attention to it.
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It'll be a feeling to pay attention to, to savor.
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But I also don't pay too much attention to it.
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Pay particular attention to the bold headings in the report.
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The world pays fleeting attention to atrocities like the Aug.
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It isn't from lack of maternal attention to the matter.
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But we don't want to pay attention to praise, either.
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He could get people to pay attention to his ideas.
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The disaster revived international attention to labor conditions in Bangladesh.
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So they do pay attention to those changes in rate.
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Or a handful of stories people are paying attention to?
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"The more attention to the malls, the better," she said.
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State delegates don't pay as much attention to Baltimore today.
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Because people really didn't pay attention to it at first.
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You don't even have to pay any attention to him.
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But even then, some workers called attention to difficult conditions.
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Donald Trump, you may want to pay attention to that.
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Mitch McConnell, you may want to pay attention to that.
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" Mr. Cobb responded: "I don't pay attention to Steve Bannon.
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Book well in advance and pay particular attention to schedules.
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Are you finally ready to pay attention to the election?
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"It calls even more attention to the originals," he said.
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I never wanted to intensively draw attention to that aspect.
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But, should we be paying closer attention to the jewelry?
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They simply want him to pay attention to their plight.
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This played out primarily around Warren's intense attention to personnel.
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But you still have to pay attention to the details.
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We must always keep paying close attention to the data.
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In this new series, Whiteley turns his attention to cheerleading.
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Others don't pay much attention to what's already in it.
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At Oculus, Carmack turned his attention to mobile virtual reality.
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"Criminals watch TV, pay attention to the media," he said.
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He was the first man to pay attention to me.
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It's artful but effortful, drawing too much attention to itself.
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You have to pay attention to him at all times.
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So far it has not drawn much attention to itself.
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Also, pay attention to how a child responds to yelling.
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"Pay close attention to your critical systems," Mr. Krebs said.
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We must apply equal attention to reduce demand for them.
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Did you pay attention to the talk of possible war?
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It prevents him from paying closer attention to his art.
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I don't know if you were paying attention to that.
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I'm not paying much attention to contemporary culture right now.
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"Bad actors really pay attention to this litigation," he said.
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This is what Hanson records and calls our attention to.
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The media calls attention to it every day 24 hrs.
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I hope it brings greater attention to water quality issues.
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Think you can stop paying attention to the N.F.L. Draft?
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Knight pays careful, writerly attention to the details of desperation.
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Thank you for your prompt attention to this important matter.
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We redirect our attention to a corner with jumbo dice.
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In later years, he turned his attention to new subjects.
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Mr. Fallon claims he pays no attention to these metrics.
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In September, the class turned its attention to Capitol Hill.
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A consistent theme through the family was attention to detail.
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That changed when people started paying closer attention to sugar.
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We wanted the international community to pay attention to them.
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Women's March organizers also recently shifted their attention to 2018.
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When did you last pay attention to an Arab summit?
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Pay attention to how your body is responding, says Wright.
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Will people pay attention to such advice, already so omnipresent?
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In New Hampshire, he turned his attention to Chris Christie.
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However, parents should still pay attention to the fine print.
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People paid some attention to it, but not a lot.
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"I don't normally pay much attention to politics," she said.
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It will take increased attention to keep it that way.
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Pay attention to both what is below and above you.
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Paying attention to other warning signs is critical as well.
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This increased attention to IoT security is a welcome sign.
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The F.B.I. has now reportedly turned its attention to Giuliani.
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Economists aren't the only data watchers paying attention to this.
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Should we be paying more attention to the US deficit?
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Pay attention to what your daughter is hearing and consuming.
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It's an arduous process requiring a fine attention to detail.
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If anything, the crackdown brought more attention to the protests.
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Pay attention to the contract you sign and always overdeliver.
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Much of the attention to Trump is warranted, of course.
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Who do we need to be paying closest attention to?
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"Everyone could use more attention to their sleep," he said.
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Some taxpayers should pay even closer attention to their withholding.
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Retirees should also pay attention to their mailboxes in January.
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Thus, investors should pay great attention to what he says.
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Next, we must pay attention to the actions from Comcast.
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"Your life is what you pay attention to," she said.
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And he drew attention to one family: the Amofa sisters.
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For years, liberals have demanded greater attention to climate change.
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Brian Stelter: I'll just say what I pay attention to.
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I think people don't pay enough attention to that purchase.
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We try to pay attention to trends when we're reading.
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Trump has since turned his attention to his fellow Republicans.
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Such attention to detail has not been lost on parkgoers.
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We paid more attention to economic ties and economic operations.
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I haven't been paying very close attention, to be honest.
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She has also drawn attention to bigoted attacks against herself.
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Pay close attention to your dreams in the coming weeks!
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Apparently my son's wailing had called attention to our situation.
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I'm paying attention to a million different things at once.
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From there, they turned their attention to what animals do.
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The justice system has not paid much attention to diagnosis.
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I pay a lot of attention to Kiva. Sure. Absolutely.
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Try really hard not to call attention to it, Ted.
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He was texting and barely paying attention to my squats.
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So Congress had no incentive to pay attention to them.
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The attention to shading, light, form, and detail is astounding.
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It seemed no one was paying attention to Crowley's comments.
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Why would we not pay attention to what he says?
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We pay attention to most of the ones that do.
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So you want to pay attention to what's going there.
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Every day, game publishers announce partnerships nobody pays attention to.
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It's time to start paying attention to building secure systems.
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And that means Fox is still worth paying attention to.
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Now it's one of the things we're paying attention to.
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" Turning his attention to the U.K. diplomat, Safronkov said: "Mr.
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During the campaign, the controversies he generated helped him draw attention to those planks of his campaign, as each new controversy brought more attention to Trump's campaign, more Americans tuning in for each rally.
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"It's more instructive to pay attention to the larger policy goals than it is to pay attention to every jot and tittle that he says," said the lobbyist, who works for a multinational company.
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It might just be a concept car that makes people sit up and pay attention to Sony's brand instead of paying attention to Sony's products — which at CES this year were not especially great.
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One of the reasons that I comfortably won the second time is they saw that I worked very hard, paid attention to them, to Minnesotans, and paid attention to policy and did my work.
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But congressional hearings could call attention to the growing imbalance, foster a public dialogue on over-attention to higher education and lay out some changes Congress could make in those educational funds it controls.
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What was created to be a place focusing on paying attention to the person right in front of you became absorbed in talking about paying attention to the person right in front of you.
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"Pay attention to the ball, pay attention to the game, don't let your eyes wander up into the stands," Mr. Garris, who graduated from Onancock six years after Mr. Northam, recalled his coach saying.
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Visitors interact with the space by taking selfies, of course, but there's little attention to the widespread practice of manipulating selfies; there's also little attention to connections between selfies and other types of portraits.
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The subtle but controversial trend is an attempt to bring attention to the death of Li Wenliang, the Chinese doctor responsible for bringing attention to the virus who some say was silenced by the government.
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Through her work, and Scafaria's attention to centering the female gaze and non-judgmental depiction of sex work, they did their best to tell this fascinating story with attention to detail within a safe environment.
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"The world is paying attention to us in Oakland," he said.
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Recent years have brought more attention to sexual harassment in academia.
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The F.D.A., however, typically does not pay attention to drug prices.
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Pay no attention to the low-paid contractor behind the curtain.
|
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The financial markets are now paying attention to this new reality.
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"And then we shift our attention to Amazon entirely," Wang says.
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The goal was to tout its workmanship and attention to detail.
|
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It aimed to draw attention to women's struggles in the workplace.
|
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Several Latin American countries are turning their attention to renewable energy.
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I did not pay attention to my weight during this period.
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Pay attention to the messages that arrive in your dreams, Virgo.
|
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If he feels superior, it's because he's paying attention to everyone.
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Image: Sam Rutherford/GizmodoWhat's really striking is Essential's attention to detail.
|
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It will just shift attention to some of these other things.
|
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But the promise alone makes Google Podcasts worth paying attention to.
|
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North Korea is certainly paying close attention to every single test.
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I pay attention to the tiniest things Another spring, new life.
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Looking different often means women will avoid drawing attention to themselves.
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She doesn't direct attention to herself in a noticeable, exaggerated manner.
|
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Here's what Wall Street isn't paying attention to from the Fed
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Trump's family separation policy brought attention to some of those problems.
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We paid attention to what happened with Minnesota not getting invited.
|
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The Fed increasingly appears to be paying attention to market signals.
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I turn my attention to the young couple on my right.
|
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We'll chalk that up to men not paying attention to clothes.
|
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Investors, therefore, should pay no attention to politicians' irresponsible euro chatter.
|
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Some Swedes praised President Trump for drawing attention to the issue.
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I think people really need to be paying attention to this.
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But pay no attention to the humans in the front seats.
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Ali's star power helped draw a lot of attention to Parkinson's.
|
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Let's turn our attention to the "exit" side of the equation.
|
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The stock market has stopped paying attention to what Trump says.
|
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Now, let&aposs turn our attention to the deep state tonight.
|
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This condition is so scary, please pay attention to your body.
|
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To that end, they have turned their attention to existing organisms.
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Pay no attention to that, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has indicated.
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The market thinks the Fed pays too much attention to it.
|
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Corvias said it was unfair to draw attention to Picerne's homes.
|
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Canada is not alone in its attention to personal data protection.
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Ressa is frustrated by Facebook's lack of attention to her concerns.
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Some complain he uses the media attention to promote his investments.
|
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So you do have to pay attention to your world-building.
|
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"Direct attention to the listed examples," one directive instructed on Aug.
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It's all complemented by impeccable service and painstaking attention to detail.
|
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In theory, you were paying close attention to avoid an accident.
|
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Washington's lack of attention to European affairs is a costly mistake.
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"At least someone is paying attention to my pleas," he said.
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It doesn't assert or draw attention to itself, it simply: is.
|
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Finally, they turned their attention to the Red Nose Day skit.
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Then he turned his attention to the scans the patient brought.
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One point is the French president's attention to symbols and gestures.
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Pay close attention to the messages you receive in your dreams.
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I think a lot of people are paying attention to ethics.
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On October 12th we turn our attention to China and Japan.
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Pay attention to the moments of female affection in this show.
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"You don't pay attention to what aggravates me," she told him.
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Please everyone pay attention to this, don't let her voice disappear.
|
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But attention to controversy can in its own way be misleading.
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Then I turned my attention to opening up the Soviet system.
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Even way back when, that kid wouldn't pay attention to you.
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Coverage remains sparse, and there's been little attention to changing that.
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How Paying Attention To Your Gut Health Could Transform Your Skin
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In retrospect, I wish we had paid more attention to apathy.
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I'll even point your attention to Google relative to the Nasdaq.
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Straight up pay attention Pay attention to her moans and movements.
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"She's making sure we don't stop paying attention to her." pic.twitter.
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But pay attention to the round canisters scattered around the room.
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His covetous attention to their wealth, though useful, can be awkward.
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However, lately I've been paying attention to the stories on there.
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You said you can have really hyper-focused attention to detail.
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And when you're a pack wolf, you pay attention to politics.
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The protracted episode called attention to Virginia's dependence on federal largess.
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Pay attention to physical ability, age, race, sexual orientation, gender identity.
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Who knows, but Kravitz definitely brought attention to that odd convention.
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Important information comes your way this morning, pay attention to it!
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Bold page headers draw attention to the content of your pages.
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With fantasy, you're really paying attention to like 20 teams now.
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But it has also been drawing attention to Mr Gui's output.
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I don't think people pay attention to Trump's hand gestures enough.
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First off, pay attention to signs, this latest CDC report says.
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It's drawing attention to an upcoming vote in Congress, where Sen.
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We paid attention to the forms and dosages that were studied.
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Pay close attention to any setting that is "on" by default.
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Public investors often pay close attention to the rate of growth.
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But over the years, people stopped paying attention to the provision.
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But guys like us, we don't pay attention to the polls.
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Yet no illustrious ruler had turned his attention to the Godavari.
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DigitasLBi's Sutton said advertisers should pay attention to Facebook's sound experiments.
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She's one of those people who doesn't pay attention to anyone.
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Developers are turning their attention to public-private partnerships with universities.
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America's generals have turned their attention to the fight for Raqqa.
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The White House is also paying attention to coding boot camps.
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A high standard of accuracy and attention to detail is essential.
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The Senate will next turn its attention to the appellate courts.
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Politicians at first paid only passing attention to much of this.
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Attention to all Serial fans: The saga is not over yet.
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Then, Cockerham turned his attention to crafting the fidget spinner itself.
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Pay close attention to Mashable editor Brian De Los Santos's shirt.
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But the photo got a lot of attention, to Adams' dismay.
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Luckily, the instructors are good at paying attention to my form.
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We should all pay attention to those red flags when drinking.
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It pays attention to sound and is able to recognize faces.
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That's because Fincher's extreme close-ups don't call attention to themselves.
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The clip went viral, finally drawing widespread attention to the case.
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These two schools were revolutionary in their attention to sensory detail.
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We also pay attention to the environment where our reviewers work.
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Most importantly, though, DeLillo's attention to systems has regained its significance.
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Then, he turned his attention to the love of his life.
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These are all signals the Fed should be paying attention to.
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It seems like they must appreciate someone paying attention to them.
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They're certainly going to have the attention to do something big.
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That attention to detail led to incredible demand at Erin Rose.
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Wall Street has begun to pay attention to Bezos' extraterrestrial efforts.
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The video's looking sick and the attention to detail is flawless.
|
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I'm not going to be able to pay attention to him.
|
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Still, investors will be paying close attention to the top line.
|
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But it's probably time we start paying attention to the possibilities.
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At the same time, you should still pay attention to context.
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He didn't want to draw more attention to himself than necessary.
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Because the attention to detail paid to this ZL1 is astonishing.
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"I thank you for your attention to this issue," he said.
|
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Nye turns his attention to a different topic in each installment.
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Pay attention to any fast charging tech on your device too.
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"I think people need to pay more attention to their bodies."
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But I promise I am paying close attention to the idea.
|
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Whitaker argued this arrangement drew uncomfortable attention to his being transgender.
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Now Simpson will turn his attention to his upcoming parole hearing.
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"There's no reason to call attention to it early," said Kurland.
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Their involvement could help draw voters' attention to more progressive policies.
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Mr Rubio's attention to "the land of 10,000 lakes" paid off.
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What's most impressive about the world is the attention to detail.
|
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The investigation came amid growing attention to skyrocketing U.S. drug prices.
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Andrew: I like going to festivals and drawing attention to myself.
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But whenever I can draw attention to certain things, I will.
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I don't these photos for people to draw attention to themselves.
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Additionally, Justice didn't seem to pay much attention to party labels.
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He's paying attention to that little Bluetooth dongle that powers Jacquard.
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I wouldn't pay attention to it to be honest with you.
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"I don't pay attention to those kind of things," Liriano said.
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Now he needs to convince voters he's worth paying attention to.
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Let&aposs turn our attention to the hostile regime of Iran.
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They are often "over-promoted" because of their attention to detail.
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She has also paid careful attention to growing her email list.
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We need everyone to pay attention to what is going on.
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We pay attention to what the group thinks of our standing.
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But we have never seen so much attention to the topic.
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Thus, it is important to turn attention to Iran's border regions.
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Or at least enough attention to pass laws and voter propositions.
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Pay close attention to what she was wearing early this a.m.
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Are they paying attention to them, or are they ignoring them?
|
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Mike Flynn, for repeatedly drawing attention to such stories on Twitter.
|
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Congress and the public turned their attention to inflated drug prices.
|
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It's a worldwide grassroots effort to call attention to his case.
|
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On International Women's Day, we must call attention to this problem.
|
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"They're very much paying attention to ratings and reviews," Mann said.
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And, even if you're not attending, pay attention to the headlines.
|
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So we clean, clean, clean, and pay attention to the member.
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It's this attention to detail that makes Mary Poppins Returns sing.
|
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He believes investors should instead turn their attention to natural gas.
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"I would pay more attention to the broader trends," he said.
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It was YOUR job to pay attention, to protect the country.
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Is there anything you wish people would draw more attention to?
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Pay attention to the fingernails, claws and colors of the suits.
|
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It's time to start paying closer attention to your credit report.
|
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In recent years, Ai has turned his attention to feature filmmaking.
|
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I so much appreciate paying attention to the little inner voice.
|
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Still, he paid close attention to London's answer to the Beatles.
|
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Surreal nature motifs elevate her skillful attention to the female form.
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Abiding by the contract required paying attention to monthly budget breakdowns.
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Third, he is definitely not paying close attention to his tweets.
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Of course, Reedus can also just not pay attention to online.
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Each piece shows careful attention to detail, despite their small size.
|
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"I don't really pay attention to who's out there," Green said.
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It took humans a long time to pay attention to patterns.
|
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"It's definitely something we are paying close attention to," he said.
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No. Do I think people will pay more attention to it?
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This is definitely a shoe that people will pay attention to.
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We want to turn the attention to those who need it.
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So I hope that this documentary brings attention to the issue.
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Pay attention to the messages your intuition picks up on today.
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We need to pay less attention to all this hoo-ha.
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At the same time they all pay endless attention to detail.
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"It is risky and requires attention to the details," Kissmedeadlydoll says.
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"You really have to pay attention to these ingredients," Lévesque says.
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The relevance metric, though, is the one to pay attention to.
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Lesson 2: Pay attention to their cues, verbal and non-verbal.
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She blushed, shooed him away, and turned her attention to us.
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"I haven't really been paying attention to the trial," Tester said.
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It's the attention to detail that really makes a joke work.
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Others did it to be funny or draw attention to themselves.
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They're another band that I wish I'd paid more attention to.
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That makes it something we should all be paying attention to.
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All the environments in "Bloodborne" contain an insane attention to detail.
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Whose agenda is the advisor paying attention to — yours or his?
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For years, doctors were warned against paying insufficient attention to pain.
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He suggested paying attention to your thirst, and drinking when necessary.
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Lastly, pay attention to deals or sales at your local supermarket.
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Other inmates brought attention to their suffering only to be rebuffed.
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Donors are also paying closer attention to the state-level battles.
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The Trump administration must turn its attention to stalled nutrition policies.
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But business schools are also calling attention to a silver lining.
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They're born of carelessness and a lack of attention to history.
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Instead, she pays more attention to the changes in her body.
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The banks were also paying more attention to energy sector clients.
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Dear John, Pay no attention to the man beneath the combover.
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The DOJ must pay attention to all aspects of future deals.
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To get people to pay attention to climate change, Katoatau dances.
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"These are real threats we need to pay close attention to."
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"I feel like he's not paying attention to me," Eminem said.
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Eventually, they pay attention to the sound of their own breathing.
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Just momentary lapses in our attention to detail got to us.
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The Iraqi government has sought to minimize attention to such atrocities.
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This is a poor time to shift attention to presidential campaigns.
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"These are the behaviors we only pay attention to," Huber said.
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Zirinsky will have to immediately turn her attention to those programs.
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But in seventh grade, we don't pay attention to the negativity.
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I don't think a lot of people pay attention to that.
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Aside from tax, investors will be paying close attention to data.
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The firefighters turned all their attention to rescuing their fellow rescuer.
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Now the SEC is paying more attention to these private stakes.
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Instead of drawing sharp attention to what Mr. Comey called Mrs.
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But Boston's Jackie Bradley Jr., at least, pays attention to detail.
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I pay more attention to black filmmakers, authors and media personalities.
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Mr. Gowdy drew attention to the findings about the military's role.
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They pay attention to what government does, and does not do.
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I pay attention to folks whose insights hold up over time.
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Wall Street will also be paying attention to Disney's theme parks.
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But they (governments) don't want to draw attention to the buildings.
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As a manager, it's important to pay attention to your employees.
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All this attention to the First Folio is well and good.
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The spike in buybacks is drawing new attention to the practice.
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There are many key differences and intricacies to pay attention to.
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In addition to Collins, Democrats have also drawn attention to Rep.
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At the same time, she resists the attention to her gender.
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"But you really have to pay attention to that stuff," Mrs.
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Will there be equal attention to law enforcement and disease treatment?
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No one will pay attention to anything longer than a minute.
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Daimler wanted Chrysler to pay more attention to quality and engineering.
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I could tell he was probably someone worth paying attention to.
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Clinton has also paid careful attention to select the right issues.
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Putin, it said, drew attention to "provocations" by Ukraine in Crimea.
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Investors stateside will be turning their attention to the data space.
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Dolce said he is not paying much attention to the backlash.
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"Pay attention to how they act toward you in social settings."
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Everybody pays attention to it, but it doesn't turn into anything.
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Pay attention to the order of the words in your query.
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That was already apparent to anyone paying attention to European politics.
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McCoy regularly called attention to Spock's "pointy ears" and green blood.
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The Bank of Canada also pays close attention to income growth.
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He said the courts shouldn't just pay attention to intentional racism.
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The Syrian conflict has attracted too much attention to stolen antiquities.
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Experts urged Washington to pay attention to the report's dire predictions.
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Ed drew my attention to a stretch of fallow farms below.
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When it comes to deductions, paying attention to details is key.
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We paid attention to every little boy and girl on camera.
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Divorced clients need to pay special attention to their survivor benefits.
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"I never really paid attention to skincare at all," she says.
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During the presidential race he often called attention to favorable polls.
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And I need to give credit for paying attention to details.
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Having accepted this dreadful bargain, Howe turned her attention to abolitionism.
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Now Congress has turned its attention to long-term regulatory reform.
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No one is paying attention to what we're agreeing to anymore.
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Many institutional investors are paying more attention to minority owned firms.
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Now though, the mining industry is paying close attention to Cristi.
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Pay close attention to your dreams over the next few weeks.
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It's clearly made with a fan's love and attention to detail.
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Pay close attention to what your feelings are telling you, Sagittarius!
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Bringing attention to a mistake feels like highlighting one's own incompetence.
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Then you'll want to pay very close attention to this deal.
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We would advise Baldwin to pay closer attention to dad jokes.
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The case brought attention to the notion of consent around biobanks.
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"You should pay attention to what you're good at," he said.
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Now though, the mining industry is paying close attention to Cristi.
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Saturn retrograde begins Monday, calling your attention to your domestic commitments.
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It's time for Hollywood to pay attention to Asian-American actors.
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YoungArts is a terrific platform for bringing attention to emerging artists.
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Conversely, its listing has drawn attention to the company's counterfeit products.
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The Moon enters Virgo, too, shifting your attention to your relationships.
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Whatever's going on on the internet, don't pay attention to them.
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What are the new platforms we should be paying attention to?
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In the 1980s Mr. Marshall turned his attention to film directing.
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Pay attention to leaks in the roof or walls as well.
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After all, dogs tend to pay close attention to their owners.
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There are football games, but nobody really pays attention to them.
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"He's not worth my time to pay attention to," she said.
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In the meantime, market participants are turning their attention to Italy.
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That can mean paying closer attention to your bills and spending.
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"Everyone needs to pay attention to Hurricane Irma," the post reads.
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Pay attention to the time of year when you feel symptoms.
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I&aposm not taking too much attention to the cut healing.
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No more than paying attention to any kind of symbolism is.
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It's that we don't know what details to pay attention to.
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"Pay attention to every bottle you taste," he told the crowd.
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Here's what to pay attention to and what to ignore entirely.
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Pay special attention to the summery clams and soft-shell crabs.
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This attention to detail is fastidious and most importantly, deeply loving.
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"I always wanted to draw attention to fish," Ms. Raij said.
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Just make sure to y'all are paying attention to your body.
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To start meditating, simply bring your full attention to your breath.
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But agency investigators have paid scant attention to this black market.
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Even teenagers are paying attention to what they have to say.
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Meanwhile, there has been little attention to getting people into treatment.
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Pay close attention to what issues come to the surface then.
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But Iran did not appear interested in drawing attention to them.
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Hasbro aims to bring attention to this issue through Ms. Monopoly.
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Psychologists have now turned their attention to self-compassion in adolescents.
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So, therefore, start paying attention to that before it's too late.
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You're very psychic today, Sagittarius; pay attention to your inner voice.
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So ask yourself: What do you want to pay attention to?
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But rural voters show up when we pay attention to them.
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Life is the sum total of what we pay attention to.
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Mr. Khan, he said, should pay attention to London's crime rate.
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Paralegal Serena Rabie says "drawing attention to microaggressions" helps eliminate stereotypes.
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Bollinger's attention to quotidian details and Middle American atmospherics is extraordinary.
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Historically, the relevant agency heads don't pay much attention to czars.
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How can we get teenagers to pay attention to the news?
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That campaign, #NotOnMyFlight, is intended to draw attention to rowdy behavior.
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Or do you find all the attention to this topic mystifying?
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Emily: Shiv's date doesn't pay attention to the news, he says.
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But his continued attention to evangelical causes is not a coincidence.
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It really draws your attention to the model and the outfit.
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Consequently, he advises farmers to pay attention to these couple changes.
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This product is a complex assembly with great attention to detail.
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"Attention to the importance of advance directives is episodic," he said.
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And these sites can certainly bring negative attention to their benefactors.
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Partial, park and direct views: Pay attention to that first word.
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"Same thing as pitching — attention to detail," he said in 2300.
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Now 25, she's paying the same attention to her debut album.
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Soylent says it pays close attention to super-users like this.
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Also, it's been calling attention to the issues, which is important.
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Then they turned their attention to the health of their subjects.
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"This is information we have to pay attention to," he added.
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As a founder, you have to pay attention to your competitors.
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"I paid particular attention to how well they responded," he said.
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The "Me Too" movement has brought needed attention to sexual harassment.
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Federal lawmakers should pay attention to what happens with the bill.
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Finally, I think calling attention to these stereotypes does not help.
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Pay closer attention to the politics of your new office, Molly!
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Here, Ms. Swift whisper-sings with a newfound attention to rhythm.
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The newest addition to the field turns its attention to pets.
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Pay close attention to the messages that arrive in your dreams!
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KS: Yeah, but you're not paying attention to this Russia thing.
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Highly public resignations can also draw attention to important policy disagreements.
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"We're drawing attention to the objectification of cows," Cassie King said.
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"A lot of women pay attention to my page," she said.
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She has also been paying attention to the company's diversity initiatives.
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Pay special attention to how he talks about styluses and fingers.
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The final report devotes significant attention to Iran's role in Syria.
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Pay attention to your standard deduction for the 2020 tax year.
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Trump also downplayed the controversy, while drawing more attention to it.
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But there are three Summer House staples worth paying attention to.
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Users shifted ever more attention to Google, Facebook and other rivals.
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During hurricane season, I pay close attention to the weather forecast.
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" Ms. Nasr said: "I wasn't paying attention to him at all.
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Her professors seemed to pay more attention to the better students.
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I didn't pay attention to warning signs or ask for help.
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You really need to pay much more attention to the process.
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Ignore it and you are sloppy and lack attention to detail.
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Autopilot also does not monitor the driver's attention to the road.
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Adobe CIO Cindy Stoddard: Not paying enough attention to your people
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I especially liked our attention to detail on the defensive end.
|
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Being home secretary demands relentless attention to often mind-numbing detail.
|
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The press is increasingly paying attention to business AND advertising practices.
|
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Jeanna Smialek of the NYT highlights what to pay attention to.
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Moreover, Worth draws attention to the general outperformance of American Express.
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We're going to pay attention to those, not the regular people.
|
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Brandon Zavala has become very careful about paying attention to regulations.
|
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Federal agencies and advocacy groups have increased attention to the disease.
|
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Kamala Harris called attention to the situation in tweets on Wednesday.
|
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But Young has long possessed a mystic attention to technical detail.
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It will drive attention to it and media coverage of it.
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To this end, pay attention to how you sit and stand.
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I wish I would have paid attention to his work prior.
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As you're dancing, pay attention to where and how you're moving.
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As the story progresses Rowling keeps drawing attention to Quirrell's turban.
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And that's the one, therefore, we need to pay attention to.
|
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Take its attention to delightful details in matters of set design.
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Dorian's ravages have drawn attention to the vulnerability of small islands.
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Like it or not, interviewers pay attention to what interviewees wear.
|
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For years, higher education paid far too little attention to results.
|
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Mark Dayton, would like to direct your attention to a map.
|
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Sneakerhead consumers pay attention to what celebrities are wearing, he said.
|
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Yet at no point does his interpretation draw attention to itself.
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Neither political party paid much attention to Hispanics/Latinos in 1962.
|
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She became an activist, calling attention to police shootings across Belém.
|
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Police are appealing to residents to pay attention to their surroundings.
|
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But the truth is that paying attention to these details matters.
|
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Her death draws new attention to the governing structure in Liberia.
|
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When hiring, we pay more attention to scientists and young talents.
|
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And don't pay too much attention to cable news, he warned.
|
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Scientists have called attention to the space debris problem for decades.
|
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Seeking to draw attention to the Senate's closed-door process, Sens.
|
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Wall Street will turn its attention to bank earnings on Tuesday.
|
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Pro-impeachment members of Congress should pay attention to the latter.
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Oh, sweetie, then you haven't really been paying attention to Succession.
|
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Pay attention to the present moment in a gentle, accepting way.
|
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How can you not pay attention to this from the FDA?
|
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"I haven't really paid any attention to it," he said Monday.
|
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We should all pay attention to these red flags when drinking.
|
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"We don't pay attention" to Trump's requested cuts, veteran GOP Sen.
|
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And the run brought a lot of attention to the Vaporflys.
|
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Industry experts say the suit brings new attention to those misdeeds.
|
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"We expect your prompt attention to this urgent matter," she wrote.
|
|
Goldstein noted that Tillerson has paid particular attention to this issue.
|
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Women are dedicating more attention to their own health and relationships.
|
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It demonstrates that voters were paying attention to an incumbent's record.
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I started to pay attention to it in a different way.
|
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On Twitter, Biden aides called attention to posts criticizing Castro's tactics.
|
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The settings helped call attention to the details of brides' gowns.
|
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"I do pay attention to what the public says," she said.
|
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Elon Musk pays attention to negative feedback and even solicits it.
|
|
Starnone's prose here is highly skilled without calling attention to itself.
|
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Another kind of underdog helped drum up attention to climate change.
|
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Attention to Native American communities has increased considerably in recent months.
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Having a dedicated person paying attention to online inquiries is key.
|
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Part of adopting transracially is learning what to pay attention to.
|
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After Tuesday, Perez will turn his attention to the 2018 midterms.
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"We pay attention to it, it's something we watch," he said.
|
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But soon after, protesters turned their attention to the entire regime.
|
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And pay particular attention to the way the information is presented.
|
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Moreover, students need to pay as much attention to state politics.
|
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Social media companies should also pay more attention to users themselves.
|
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"(We) must ... pay more attention to structural adjustments," the ministry said.
|
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"(We) must ... pay more attention to structural adjustments," the ministry said.
|
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And so I'm gonna pay attention to the reform of GSEs.
|
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If they paid attention to future risks, investors would think otherwise.
|
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Don't pay attention to such remarks that are only a dream.
|
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And so Kesha has directed her attention to her creative pursuits.
|
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But I pay attention to all the people in my life. . . .
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There is one tweet I would like to call attention to.
|
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"Merkel pays attention to China's human rights situation," Ms. Jin said.
|
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Shifting attention to those parasitic bums takes pressure off the rich.
|
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Viruses do not pay attention to borders or politics or race.
|
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First, they don't pay enough attention to AI's economically divisive potential.
|
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Saturn's time in Aquarius shifts your attention to responsible financial practices.
|
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And let me draw attention to the obvious: She's an adolescent.
|
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So he pays special attention to students' willingness to ask questions.
|
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It has both enormous ambitions and laser-sharp attention to detail.
|
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Pay close attention to these three areas of your benefits plan.
|
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Hoffman believes it's reasonable Facebook wasn't paying attention to the risk.
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Might wanna pay attention to Gilbert's Instagram for a couple days.
|
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At first they did not pay much attention to the finding.
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I didn't have much time to pay attention to his addiction.
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There's a lot there to think through and bring attention to.
|
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At some point, it was too much to give attention to.
|
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Now he's turned his attention to another country and another era.
|
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Avoid calling attention to yourself or causing conflict at all costs.
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The film forces you to pay attention to details and gestures.
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So I would say, really pay attention to your peer group.
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"We really have to pay attention to the budget," Harris says.
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Newspapers gave increasing attention to the bus boycott in Montgomery, Alabama.
|
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The rest of America hasn't paid much attention to the book.
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At that point, I started paying attention to each individual kid.
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The problems call renewed attention to election system issues in Georgia.
|
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Celebrities draw attention to causes all the time — and it works.
|
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Many organizations rely on celebrities to draw attention to their cause.
|
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Throughout his campaign, Trump paid little attention to the disability community.
|
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Before the shutdown, there was growing bipartisan attention to the issue.
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The handrails are carved into stone, with impeccable attention to detail.
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So you have to pay attention to your own information. Absolutely.
|
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It pays minimal attention to the smear campaigns, and no attention to NTK, but it at least grapples with the implications of circulating documents linking Facebook's critics to George Soros, even when that link is legitimate.
|
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"People are happy that Kylo's story promotes animal adoptions and brings attention to great shelters like the Monmouth shelter, which is in a dire place financially and desperately needed the attention to stay alive," she said.
|
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Slightly more (51%) now say the news media gives too much attention to Trump's relationship with Russia, whereas slightly less (45%) say the media pays too little or the right amount of attention to the situation.
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"I know I've paid very close attention to everybody and everything that's going on and if you pay attention to everything, you should be able to find your way because of other people's mistakes," Dupri said.
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"If we can pay attention to the cycles of life, we can pay attention to the cycles of death and just re-familiarize ourselves with that," said the actress, who was introduced as Charlie Chaplin's granddaughter.
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But as American workers became increasingly deunionized in the late 20143th century, major labor unions started paying less attention to protecting the (few) workers they currently had, and started paying attention to getting more workers unionized.
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Not only did Berlinger help draw attention to a case that deserved to be investigated further, his attention to detail and commitment to the truth ended up overturning a death sentence and two life-without-parole sentences.
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As a result, more attention to traditional medicine implies more attention to primary health care, which is best able to monitor the progress of patients with lifestyle-related ailments (such as obesity) and the diseases of ageing.
|
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French energy market regulator CRE said separately that it was paying attention to the reasons for the sharp rise in French forward power prices, and was paying particular attention to transparency obligations under European Union REMIT regulations.
|
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WASHINGTON — Richard H. Thaler, whose work has persuaded many economists to pay more attention to human behavior, and many governments to pay more attention to economics, was awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences on Monday.
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Is that a game that the typical investor should pay attention to?
|
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Speaking to reporters in Columbia, Mr. Kasich drew attention to his consistency.
|
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Subsequent episodes turn their attention to Ruth, Lou Gehrig and Ted Williams.
|
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"What we pay attention to is how it sounds," Dr. Hart said.
|
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The crowd started screaming, drawing Harambe's attention to the boy, O'Connor said.
|
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Comey's testimony drew new attention to Sessions and his contacts with Kislyak.
|
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Or more specifically, he turned his attention to Mike Pence's pet rabbit.
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"We're really listening, we're paying attention to what they say," he said.
|
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Trends... I don't know if I pay so much attention to them.
|
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"It gets the public's attention to the truth about witchcraft," she said.
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BKV: Cliff has an obsessive attention to detail that somehow looks casual.
|
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Players were soon calling attention to this nearly complete lack of evidence.
|
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Google has paid extra attention to the screen as a picture frame.
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Did the UC pay attention to anything else in the damned dossier?
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Please everyone pay attention to this, don&apost let her voice disappear.
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"Pay attention to the small changes in your everyday life," she says.
|
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You seemed pretty impressed by his attention to detail in the episode.
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Please note the attention to detail, down to the same hand pose.
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He&aposs paying less attention to the rhetoric that goes on here.
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She also brought attention to other USAID programs in Kenya and Egypt.
|
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Why call attention to the least attention-getting element in the picture?
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"This is probably the last time you'll pay attention to me," Sen.
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Wall Street has begun to pay attention to Bezos' extra-terrestrial efforts.
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Pay attention to how the light falls on your subject, says Chia.
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"But ease into it, and don't stop paying attention to your budget."
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Your psychic abilities will heighten, so pay attention to your inner voice.
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