Abbott made note of White's education legacy in a separate statement.
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But she also jokingly made note of some other recent birthdays.
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TV from a former staffer, Foxtel directly made note of this struggle.
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Twitter also made note of a pretty laughable error by the government.
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The fundraising arm for House Republicans also made note of this point.
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Davidson also made note of the people in his life showing him support.
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The trend was so marked the report's authors made note of it in their assessment.
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But that person also made note of Biden's failed presidential runs in 1988 and 2008.
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So, she did what any good scientific mind would do, she made note of it.
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We have made note of venomous animals for as long as there is recorded history.
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Mueller's team has, however, made note of Manafort's business ties to Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska.
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The White House pool report on Saturday afternoon made note of the bicyclist's gesture to Trump.
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Also made note of the Nest Learning Thermostat, Refurbished Amazon Echo, and Vizio Sound Bar price changes.
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I also made note of how little counter space the Hurom H-AI Slow Juicer took up.
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The network also made note of its live musical "The Little Mermaid," based on the 1989 movie.
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For example, Trump made note of the fact the LGBT community was the target of the Orlando attack.
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Many Wall Street analysts this week from various industries made note of Amazon disrupting the companies they cover.
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He had not received many complaints from passengers until Saturday, when several passengers made note of his erratic behavior.
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It also made note of the state's role in operating New York City's antiquated and much maligned subway system.
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He made note of it, and last summer went back to buy the stack of SGI Indys and software.
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The school district's deed made note of the cemetery, the outlet reported, the burial grounds was forgotten over time.
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The United States Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) also made note of the recall and further described the bib.
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" The late mayor's sister also made note of his public service, saying ... "Tommy dedicated his life to our city.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers player isn't the only one who has made note of how much he and True look alike.
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Police eventually arrived at the scene and an officer report made note of the marks on Piccard's neck and wrist.
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Biden made note of this in his own remarks on Wednesday, at the W Hotel in West Beverly Hills, Calif.
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He made note of the flub at the beginning of Sunday's show, which was his fifth time hosting the event.
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His endorsement made note of the historic nature of Clinton's being the first female presidential nominee of a major political party.
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During their observations, they made note of the ethnicity, age, gender, and area of residence for each person who showed up.
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The Keepers shows records that archdiocese officials visited Franz and made note of the abuse allegations before transferring Maskell to Keough.
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My mom made note of other oddities, like the time I came home with seventeen camera key chains from the Nature Company.
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She made note of three products that sold well last year: The Nest Mini, the Nest Hub Max and the Pixel 3A.
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Wiens made note of how Error 53, which bricked iPhones using third-party components, forced Apple to develop a fix for the issue.
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En route we've had further reports back from the robotics on Orpheus One and made note of fungal characteristics and variations in weather.
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Stuart Cundy, who said the toll was still expected to rise, came as Queen Elizabeth II made note of the country's recent struggles.
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Russian pro-government activists and news media made note of any contact between Russian opposition figures and the United States Embassy in Moscow.
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There were many others who made note of the "unprofessional behavior" of the staff and the fact that the plotlines were impossible to follow.
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The White House and Department of Transportation made note of these and other benefits when announcing the Drone Integration Pilot Program late last year.
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In a promotional text message seen by Reuters, Qiaowai made note of Meyer's relationship to Trump and called her the event's "heavyweight honoured guest".
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It also made note of the recent ad partnership deal with SoundCloud, which will increase Pandora's U.S. ad audience reach to over 100 million.
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She also made note of the surprising number of regions that the SEC's Bay Area office covers, including Portland, Seattle, Idaho, Montana and Alaska.
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The officer frequently made note of his parents being in the room and suggested ways that they could meet without his parents finding out.
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In a promotional text message seen by Reuters, Qiaowai made note of Meyer's relationship to Trump and called her the event's "heavyweight honored guest".
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Few news outlets I saw at the onset made note of the fact that it was a gay club, which angered me to no end.
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Pressley responded with a negative nickname for Conway and made note of the Trump administration's previous policy of separating undocumented migrants' children from their parents.
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Representatives from both parties praised the volunteers and made note of the quiet, friendly atmosphere inside the massive warehouse where the work is being done.
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He scoured decades of newspapers, mostly on microfiche, and made note of every match played on Wimbledon's two main show courts from 1993 to 2017.
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In Norway, commuters have been seen to be able to include some travel time as part of their working day, the researchers made note of.
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President Trump has made note of the record run in the market, suggesting that the administration's economic agenda is responsible for the strength in stocks.
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I also made note of a few things I did pack that I couldn&apost have made it through without, like shower-friendly flip flops.
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Glavin said that authorities have offered help to all those who willingly left, and has made note of those who stayed in case of future emergency.
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Your article should have made note of this painfully ironic situation and why good intentions by a municipality can sometimes result in poor responses by others.
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He made note of all the time that people in the organization had spent looking at video, lifting weights, throwing batting practice and compiling scouting reports.
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He made note of the quantity and quality of his sleep and data points such as whether he was getting REM sleep, deep sleep or light sleep.
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She was joined by others like Al Sharpton, who in an interview made note of how he and other members of the black community stood behind it.
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The UN Secretary-General's Special Representative for Disaster Risk Reduction, Robert Glasser, earlier this month made note of the volume of extreme weather events unfolding across the world.
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Obama again made note of Gillum's commitment to health care later in the statement while also pointing to the gubernatorial hopeful's stances on education, the environment and economy.
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The chip-maker did not disclose how much of its revenue comes from Hikvision, although made note of ongoing trade tensions with China in its latest quarterly earnings.
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I made note of it all from my perch on a sofa, usually lying down, working my way through a bag of chips and a bottle of soda.
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Some commentators, including Out's Michael Musto, have made note of the parents' silence in recent years, especially after Ira spoke out about the suicide of trans teen Leelah Alcorn.
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Reid also made note of the recent hack of the Democratic National Committee, which may have involved Russia and was theorized to be an attempt to embarrass Hillary Clinton.
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At each one, she made note of the affordable hotels nearby, the schedules for intakes and procedures, waiting lists and patient backlogs, and whether there were translators on hand.
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Merian also made note of the help she received from the natives of Suriname, as well as slaves or servants that assisted her (she was not a slave owner).
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It's difficult to estimate to what degree each company's technology was incorporated into Yahoo or its products (if at all), but we've made note of it where we found evidence.
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Internal Affairs documents show that memo entries written by Officer Bazile and Detective Zito on March 1, 2013, made note of a smell of marijuana coming from Mr. Campbell's apartment.
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The outlet not only dubbed the women "rotonde," or round, but also made note of Ferragni's weight since giving birth to son Leone ─ with rapper Fedez ─ in March, Yahoo Lifestyle reports.
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The rally was prompted by the Fed reducing its rate hike outlook for the year and statements from Chair Janet Yellen that made note of potential risks to the global economy.
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In handing down the sentence, Jackson made note of Gates's extensive cooperation with the special counsel and the fact that he is caring for his sick wife and their four children.
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Considered one of the largest salt deserts in the world, this 7,505 square kilometre marsh has been known about since 325 BCE when Alexander the Great apparently made note of the area.
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She also posted a handful of group pics in her vacation rental's hot tub and, in one fateful swimsuit selfie, made note of some [melon emojis] in the reflection of her sunglasses.
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Pressley responded with a negative nickname for Conway and made note of the Trump administration's previous policy of separating undocumented migrants' children from their parents"[Conway], oh hi Distraction Becky," Pressley tweeted.
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A third alternative would move the tree and also remove the wreath from the U, which Mr. Branham said was a suggestion made by media outlets that made note of the petition.
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Television food show producers from New York booked her, and prominent food writers made note of her cooking, including Craig Claiborne of The New York Times, himself a son of the South.
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She also made note of a congressional rule that allows House and Senate chairmen of tax writing committees (Senate Finance Committee and House Ways and Means) to acquire tax returns from the IRS.
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The company also made note of its improved localization support for Brazilian Portuguese, English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Simplified and Traditional Chinese and Spanish, and discussed its recent Microsoft partnership in more detail.
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And if you were okay with what was going on, you wouldn't have made note of how infrequently he talked to you when he wasn't in town, or the patterns of his communication.
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As Messer spotted the insect in the Indonesian islands, he made note of its behaviors, including its tendency to build nests inside termite mounds, before it had officially disappeared yet again, the outlet said.
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The FBI would almost certainly have made note of Page's Russia ties when it asked a special court in October 2016 for permission to monitor the former campaign adviser to Donald Trump, legal experts say.
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On Monday, a Cyrus fan page made note of the observation, sharing a collage of black-and-white photos of the "Wrecking Ball" singer, 26, and her former love interests as well as Simpson, 22.
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The Supreme Court's order Tuesday made note of the the end of the refugee ban and said that development meant the case at issue, filed by the State of Hawaii and an imam, was moot.
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On Friday, a film critic from the Evening Standard published a review of the film — which is inspired by Paige's life — and they made note of Pugh's appearance on screen, comparing her to the WWE star.
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Antwaun Sargent, a writer and critic who interviewed Solange after her film's debut for Sunday's live-stream on Black Planet, made note of the rise in the 'Black Yeehaw aesthetic on Twitter with a now-viral thread.
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During a joint news conference with British Prime Minister Theresa May, Trump made note of his tour of a Churchill exhibit the night before at Blenheim Palace, the estate near Oxford where the wartime leader was born.
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Gutierrez in his remarks Tuesday made note of Garcia's close to ties to Sanders, suggesting he had a direct line to the senator, who had introduced a new recovery package for Puerto Rico earlier in the day.
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If Matt had demonstrated clear professionalism in a straightforward introduction, and made note of target roles he's seeking, I'd for sure be inclined to point him to resources or ask him for his resume to pass along.
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The piece made note of a large tattoo on his back that generated controversy recently after the discovery that it was not fake, as Affleck had claimed, and multiple photos of the actor appearing to look glum.
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A Doctor Documented the Missing Hair Between the Child's Eyebrows On Monday, Salgado says she was able to have a doctor look at her daughter, and she made note of the hair that was missing between Lilayiah's eyes.
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In this case, "heavy use" amounted to smoking at least 5,000 times in your lifetime, though the researchers made note of the fact that average heavy user had actually lit up more than 45,000 times in their lifetime.
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"Even President Ronald Reagan made note of just how hard his wife, Nancy, worked in 1982, "You know, with the first lady the government gets an employee free; they have her just about as busy as they have me.
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Funny enough, tons of people -- including prominent members of the media -- made note of Rudolph seemingly escalating things on the football field when he was aggressively taken down by Garrett on a last-second play to end the game.
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A recent note to clients from UBS Global Wealth Management made note of the flooding in Venice, which the bank said bolstered the case for looking at investments in clean air technology and renewables as governments face more pressure to act.
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Fara (who has a physics degree) told me how much she admires Stoney in particular, but also made note of a few other favorite ghosts, like the elaborately monikered, snootily aloof Ethel Brilliana Tweedie—and one of my favorites, Helen the Botanist.
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Four days later, Business Insider published video of one of Uber's self-driving Ford Fusions tooling down Market Street, and made note of the fact that the company had so far failed to receive regulatory approval to test its autonomous vehicles in California.
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The stitching throughout is not exactly marvelous, and out of the box I've made note of a couple of loose sections that don't bode well, but it wouldn't be the end of the world, or the cooler, even if they did go.
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The senator also made note of some of her past proposals in the Medium post, including improving rural broadband and her support for the single-payer "Medicare for All" proposal, which she said would improve infrastructure and health care for Native Americans.
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Investors have previously made note of North Korea's large, disciplined and relatively cheap workforce, though some question the ability of the population to catch up with a modern economy, given how closed off the country is from much of the rest of the world.
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Although Trump did not attend, his specter was still present at the funeral in the words of McCain's daughter, as well as in mentions by former presidents Obama and Bush, who all made note of the sitting president without stating his name, as McCain undoubtedly would have preferred.
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Under campaign finance law, Mr. Trump would have been within his rights to pay Ms. Clifford himself as a way to protect his presidential prospects — though he would have had to have formally made note of it in his public campaign filings, which had no accounting of the payment.
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Judge Burroughs made note of implicit bias a number of times in her decision, saying that it was conceivable that the unintentional biases of admissions officers — and the guidance counselors and teachers who write recommendations — could explain some of the statistical disparities between Asian-American students and other races.
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The trend was so marked the report's authors made note of it in their assessment..." "Game of Thrones" comes to mind... CNN analyst Sam Vinograd emails: "What the President said is untrue according to the Mueller report, Bob Woodward's book, AND reporting that DHS officials were told by their superiors not to implement his orders.
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When asked in Hartsville, South Carolina, Sunday by CNN's Kyung Lah about her thoughts on Biden's apology, Harris said, "I think that he is right to recognize the impact of his words, and I applaud him for doing that, having the courage to do it," but she also made note of their differing stances on busing.
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In addition to Riley, the brief made note of United States v Jones, a 2012 case in which a unanimous court said police needed a warrant to affix a GPS device to a car and monitor its movements: "[N]ovel digital surveillance technologies not in existence at the framing of the Fourth Amendment does not escape the Fourth Amendment's reach".
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Brennan also made note of Trump's tweet Sunday night in which he warned that Iran would face consequences "the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before" if it threatened the U.S. Brennan, who served as CIA director under President Obama, has been among the fiercest critics of Trump, particularly in the wake of his trip to Europe earlier this month.
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The scholars made note of the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office's recent assessment that the Obama administration's proposal to raise the federal minimum wage to $10.10 from $7.25 and index it to inflation would provide higher pay to 16 million to 24 million workers and lift a million people out of poverty — at a cost of 500,000 jobs over three years and a slight uptick in consumer prices.
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In a letter to FBI head Christopher Wray, Lieu made note of a recent The Associated Press report that the vast majority of government-employed hacking targets of the Russian phishing campaign that ensnared Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE campaign chief John Podesta were not notified by the bureau of the attacks.
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