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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"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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Pay attention to the safety presentationIf you fly often, you might not always pay attention to the preflight safety briefing.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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"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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Opinion Columnist HONG KONG — Pay attention to Hong Kong.
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One is to pay attention to the website's staff page.
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Tomorrow the markets will pay attention to UK employment data.
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Pay attention to any changes in your credit score, too.
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People who pay attention to politics in Texas know this.
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Pay attention to the moments in life you FEEL beautiful.
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Why do so many of us pay attention to blabbermouths?
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"It's something you've got to respect and pay attention to."
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When you're shopping for eggs, pay attention to the labels.
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We need to continue to pay attention to downside risks.
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It's also courteous to pay attention to your partner's schedule.
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Pay attention to the people who make you feel uncomfortable.
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Pay attention to the dips in the seemingly perfect cushions.
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If they aren't, then that's something to pay attention to.
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Areas to pay attention to include line 3: rental income.
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Pay attention to the people you meet during this eclipse.
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And pay attention to those S7 Edge prices: They're steep.
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I realized I had to pay attention to life's feedback.
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Millennials pay attention to the details of our online presence.
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I try to pay attention to scouting reports in meetings.
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When someone doesn't pay attention to them, it's clear immediately.
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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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But pay attention to how your friendships make you feel.
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More legislators pay attention to their local organizations and individuals.
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When you pay attention to little details, good things happen.
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You said you don't really pay attention to the internet.
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To identify implicit bias, pay attention to your automatic responses.
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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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We couldn't get a label to pay attention to us.
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We need to pay attention to everybody in the district.
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That's why candidates should pay attention to what she's doing.
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Yeah, definitely a lot of people pay attention to it.
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No one would pay attention to it for 25 years.
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Then I can pay attention to how they were produced.
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No one's ever going to pay attention to me again!
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"I don't pay attention to negative stuff," she told E!
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I, for one, don't pay attention to reviews or criticism.
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I need to pay attention to everything he says next!
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First, pay attention to who is sending you the email.
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It is something that we have to pay attention to.
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Make sure to pay attention to details during important communications.
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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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Pay attention to what the official sources are telling you.
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"Oh, I don't pay attention to that stuff," he said.
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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 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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So they do pay attention to those changes in rate.
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Because people really didn't pay attention to it at first.
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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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Are you finally ready to pay attention to the election?
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They simply want him to pay attention to their plight.
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But you still have to pay attention to the details.
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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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You have to pay attention to him at all times.
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Also, pay attention to how a child responds to yelling.
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Did you pay attention to the talk of possible war?
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"Bad actors really pay attention to this litigation," he said.
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We wanted the international community to pay attention to them.
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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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However, parents should still pay attention to the fine print.
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Pay attention to both what is below and above you.
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Pay attention to what your daughter is hearing and consuming.
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Pay attention to the contract you sign and always overdeliver.
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Retirees should also pay attention to their mailboxes in January.
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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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Brian Stelter: I'll just say what I pay attention to.
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We try to pay attention to trends when we're reading.
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So Congress had no incentive to pay attention to them.
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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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"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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"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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The F.D.A., however, typically does not pay attention to drug prices.
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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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I pay attention to the tiniest things Another spring, new life.
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This condition is so scary, please pay attention to your body.
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So you do have to pay attention to your world-building.
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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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Even way back when, that kid wouldn't pay attention to you.
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Straight up pay attention Pay attention to her moans and movements.
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But pay attention to the round canisters scattered around the room.
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And when you're a pack wolf, you pay attention to politics.
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Pay attention to physical ability, age, race, sexual orientation, gender identity.
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Important information comes your way this morning, pay attention to it!
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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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But guys like us, we don't pay attention to the polls.
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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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We should all pay attention to those red flags when drinking.
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We also pay attention to the environment where our reviewers work.
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Wall Street has begun to pay attention to Bezos' extraterrestrial efforts.
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I'm not going to be able to pay attention to him.
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At the same time, you should still pay attention to context.
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Pay attention to any fast charging tech on your device too.
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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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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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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 was YOUR job to pay attention, to protect the country.
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Pay attention to the fingernails, claws and colors of the suits.
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Of course, Reedus can also just not pay attention to online.
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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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This is definitely a shoe that people will pay attention to.
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Pay attention to the messages your intuition picks up on today.
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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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Lastly, pay attention to deals or sales at your local supermarket.
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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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Eventually, they pay attention to the sound of their own breathing.
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"These are the behaviors we only pay attention to," Huber said.
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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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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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As a manager, it's important to pay attention to your employees.
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There are many key differences and intricacies to pay attention to.
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"But you really have to pay attention to that stuff," Mrs.
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No one will pay attention to anything longer than a minute.
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"Pay attention to how they act toward you in social settings."
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Pay attention to the order of the words in your query.
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He said the courts shouldn't just pay attention to intentional racism.
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Experts urged Washington to pay attention to the report's dire predictions.
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"You should pay attention to what you're good at," he said.
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It's time for Hollywood to pay attention to Asian-American actors.
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Whatever's going on on the internet, don't pay attention to them.
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Pay attention to leaks in the roof or walls as well.
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"He's not worth my time to pay attention to," she said.
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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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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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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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How can we get teenagers to pay attention to the news?
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Emily: Shiv's date doesn't pay attention to the news, he says.
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Consequently, he advises farmers to pay attention to these couple changes.
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Partial, park and direct views: Pay attention to that first word.
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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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Federal lawmakers should pay attention to what happens with the bill.
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"A lot of women pay attention to my page," she said.
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Pay attention to your standard deduction for the 2020 tax year.
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I didn't pay attention to warning signs or ask for help.
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Jeanna Smialek of the NYT highlights what to pay attention to.
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We're going to pay attention to those, not the regular people.
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To this end, pay attention to how you sit and stand.
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As you're dancing, pay attention to where and how you're moving.
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And that's the one, therefore, we need to pay attention to.
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Like it or not, interviewers pay attention to what interviewees wear.
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Sneakerhead consumers pay attention to what celebrities are wearing, he said.
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Police are appealing to residents to pay attention to their surroundings.
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Pro-impeachment members of Congress should pay attention to the latter.
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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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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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I started to pay attention to it in a different way.
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"I do pay attention to what the public says," she said.
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Part of adopting transracially is learning what to pay attention to.
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"We pay attention to it, it's something we watch," he said.
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And so I'm gonna pay attention to the reform of GSEs.
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Don't pay attention to such remarks that are only a dream.
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But I pay attention to all the people in my life. . . .
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Viruses do not pay attention to borders or politics or race.
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Might wanna pay attention to Gilbert's Instagram for a couple days.
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I didn't have much time to pay attention to his addiction.
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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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So you have to pay attention to your own information. Absolutely.
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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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Is that a game that the typical investor should pay attention to?
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"What we pay attention to is how it sounds," Dr. Hart said.
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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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"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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Your psychic abilities will heighten, so pay attention to your inner voice.
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Now he wants to warn other to pay attention to the signs.
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And, they said, the market doesn't pay attention to these political affiliations.
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If your partner's behavior feels controlling and jealous, pay attention to that.
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But those are big topics that Trump tends to pay attention to.
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The only picture you should pay attention to is the big picture.
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They do not pay attention to international agreements or international court rulings.
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We must pay attention to such factors in the American context, too.
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Industrial commodities are falling Many investors pay attention to oil and gold.
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There's a new class of retailers to pay attention to in 2019.
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The Most Body-Diverse Sport You Never Thought To Pay Attention To
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Quietly pay attention to inhaling and exhaling without otherwise reacting, she said.
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I want you to worry about me and pay attention to me.
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So, [turns to camera] let's pay attention to that first impression rose.
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"It's important for investors to pay attention to what those things are."
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Market observers pay attention to numerous spreads between different U.S. Treasury securities.
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Their main advice for 2020: Pay attention to who did the poll.
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"I don't pay attention to politics, to be completely honest," he says.
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Keep a dream journal and pay attention to where your mind wanders.
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Airlines should also pay attention to their shorter flights too, he added.
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Why should leaders pay attention to the words and pictures they use?
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So ... focus on research and lobbying, and pay attention to the states.
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Advisers strongly hinted we should pay attention to both Mattis and Ross.
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So trying to pay attention to how to mitigate that is important.
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When we lose a polling station, pay attention to the tally sheets.
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They rarely pay attention to humans, choosing to keep themselves warm instead.
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The government is not bound to pay attention to these indicative votes.
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And everything else is – you just have to pay attention to people.
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" Added Jazzmyne Roberts: "We dont need to pay attention to Joy Villa.
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Pay attention to how lil Genesis goes in hard after the count.
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Pay attention to what's important and not just sticking to a routine.
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People pay attention to how a character walks, or their idiosyncratic behaviors.
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So let's talk about getting people to pay attention to women's soccer.
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As a general rule, I don't pay attention to Mr. Trump's Tweets.
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So we're extremely relevant and they need to pay attention to us.
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Which makes her questions all the more important to pay attention to.
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"Obviously that is something you want to pay attention to," Mester said.
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Even die-hard iOS fans will want to pay attention to these.
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That is what I pay attention to when I listen to jazz.
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Pay attention to both your trainees questions, and to their emotional state.
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We pay attention to other people, that's all there is to it.
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YOU KNOW, THERE'S 100,000 BUT YOU PROBABLY ONLY PAY ATTENTION TO 30.
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Off-target mutations are definitely something researchers need to pay attention to.
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You have to very much so pay attention to things like that.
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It is high-production quality entertainment you have to pay attention to.
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But they do pay attention to their Snapchat, Twitter and Facebook feeds.
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"As a general rule, I don't pay attention to Mr. Trump's tweets."
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There's so much more he needs to work on/pay attention to.
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If you want to get rich, pay attention to this [female] audience.
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We pay attention to what happened with Minnesota and not getting invited.
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When you take a sip, pay attention to the taste, the aroma.
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Voters will also pay attention to Modi's efforts to promote job creation.
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It's an open question, but one to pay attention to going forward.
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Pay attention to what you're doing when you lose track of time.
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It's something that we have to pay attention to as an industry.
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Pay attention to national security and foreign policy decisions our leaders make.
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This is not something most of us want to pay attention to.
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Most faculty would pay attention to this edict, but many students wouldn't.
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A dark legacy Manson got people everywhere to pay attention to him.
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I really love writers who pay attention to both language and story.
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To help yourself, don't pay attention to the daily stock price movements.
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All of this assumes that the justices pay attention to supporting briefs.
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Last week, I suggested you pay attention to the Cubs–Pirates series.
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Subjects were asked to pay attention to a screen with flashing letters.
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You definitely have to pay attention to your voice, more than anything.
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I couldn't pay attention to it as much as I wanted to.
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In the early 703s, China started to pay attention to panda conservation.
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You pay attention to thoughts, feelings, and things that matter to you.
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Yes it's going to pay attention to the data, but less so.
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"We will pay attention to what the GAO has said," McCarthy said.
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We just pay attention to it much more and in different ways.
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And that's something to pay attention to as the coronavirus pandemic continues.
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"The world will not pay attention to a torn people," he said.
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Chemical weapon attacks aren't the only reason to pay attention to Syria.
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One of these days some party should pay attention to us folks.
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We can probably pay attention to different things than a man would.
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"New Yorkers don't really pay attention to anything going on," she said.
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Pay attention to both what they say and how they say it.
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Pay attention to what happens at work, too; it should be important.
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He said it was imperative that lawmakers pay attention to the debt.
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Pay attention to the experience of drawing or painting through your senses.
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"How could I pay attention to the sky?" he told me, laughing.
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Pay attention to the dimensions to ensure you get a perfect fit.
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General practitioners who see male patients don't pay attention to the breast.
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The young woman felt too awful to pay attention to the speaker.
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It sounds like another reason to pay attention to Owens in 2020.
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And I kind of pay attention to what's being written out there.
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I pay attention to what comes back at me from the dancers.
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Of course we're going to pay attention to the shiny new numbers.
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Pay attention to their courtship songs and their territorial cries of fury.
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To do this, we need to pay attention to a plant's shape.
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The big, traditional fund companies are starting to pay attention to you.
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Pay attention to the color and quality of the garments you wear
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I think we do need to pay attention to what comes next.
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"But this is certainly something that we need to pay attention to."
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"You have to pay attention to make these changes, and it's hard."
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For starters, they should pay attention to the firm&aposs guiding principles.
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Pay attention to the feeling of your boots walking on the snow.
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Politicians like David Cameron were undoubtedly shrewd to pay attention to Mumsnet.
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Pay attention to all your senses: smell, sight, hearing, touch and taste.
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It is something we should always pay attention to and grow from.
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Pay attention to how your bad habits trip you up this evening.
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"It's historic, if you pay attention to things like this," she said.
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But then there are people who don't pay attention to their business.
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Whatever is going on in the internet, don't pay attention to them.
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But getting people to pay attention to climate change is notoriously difficult.
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On July 21, for the Youth Climate March we will be flooding the streets because #ThisIsZeroHour and if you won't pay attention to Mother Nature's cries for help, maybe you'll pay attention to the cries of your children.
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He told reporters that players pay attention to Trump's tweets and other news.
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Our work is then to pay attention to where the fatigue derives from.
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Getting people to pay attention to crowd sales has always been nearly impossible.
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Soon, the tension made it impossible to pay attention to Trump at all.
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He would remind me to pay attention to life, and not just business.
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Pay attention to it as it moves in and out of your body.
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"Sometimes you ignore criticism, and sometimes pay attention to it," Banks told CNBC.
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Trump had no choice but to pay attention to such a large movement.
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"They're basically saying, 'Don't pay attention to what we trained in,'" Knowles says.
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You have to stay in it, you can't pay attention to the scoreboard.
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But a lot of people don't pay attention to that disclaimer, of course.
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" The section you need to pay attention to is "Was my information shared?
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People would say, 'Ben, pay attention to culture, it really is the key.
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Pay attention to the search results, which explain whether controlled drugs are accepted.
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But I also pay attention to how much science matches up to experience.
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Also, everyone needs to pay attention to what you put in your body.
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Investors will also pay attention to the economic policies outlined in Tsai's address.
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What I love is that he doesn't really pay attention to it all.
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Pay attention to the makeup of your team and choose a character accordingly.
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But the idea behind it all is still something to pay attention to.
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Pay attention to the issues that intersect with youth pregnancy, and take action.
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The time has come to pay attention to what we have to say.
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Global companies pay attention to markets the size of Switzerland or central Europe.
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How else will people know to pay attention to your killer dance moves?
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Pay attention to your workplace cues, or you'll just end up sticking out.
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Astrologer Colin Bedell tells Refinery29 that he'll usually pay attention to eye contact.
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What's the one thing you'd like us to pay attention to or notice?
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"Pay attention to the breakout that we just had last week," noted Suttmeier.
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Pay attention to yourself, and use that energy and put it towards yourself.
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Wraps are complicated because you need to pay attention to proper filling distribution.
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Pay attention to :53, 1:09, and that brutal murder at 1:25.
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That&aposs going to be a very important trend to pay attention to.
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Pay attention to the messages that arrive in your dreams this morning, Aries!
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When we say we pay attention to Roberts' style, we really mean it.
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It is time for us to pay attention to what&aposs going on.
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Pay attention to your nervous ticks and note when and why they occur.
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WHEN ALL WE COULD PAY ATTENTION TO WAS HER SMIZE Slay, girl, slay.
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You just pay attention to what you're doing; it's very direct and decisive.
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But the official rate is bad, and you shouldn't pay attention to it.
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But voters, unlike economists, don't pay attention to the wonkish details of speeches.
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Good job all around ... but Robbie, pay attention to your damn gauge, bro.
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This topic of politics and what people will pay attention to is enormous.
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Should you know about Snapchat and maybe pay attention to things happening there?
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So focus on your own stakeholders and pay attention to your real audience.
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I get these things are things that the North Korean pay attention to.
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I don't pay attention to too much of what's going on out there.
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However, the smartest buyers also pay attention to the quality of the neighborhood.
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They would know what you like, hate, or simply don't pay attention to.
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It comes down to one basic lesson: Pay attention to the graph's labels.
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It's time we stop with the opinions and pay attention to the facts.
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Pay attention to body language and other non-verbal cues— especially psychic impressions!
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Those spouses should also pay attention to longevity and elder care issues too.
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And a lot of voters don't pay attention to this type of stuff.
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"You still have to pay attention to other good dietary and behavioral practices."
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Mr. Sanders forced Hillary Clinton to pay attention to much of this message.
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" They might as well be saying, "Can you please pay attention to me?
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We instinctively pay attention to eyes, and we read a lot into them.
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Both sides of the doctor-assisted-dying debate should pay attention to it.
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"You can't pay attention to every comings and goings on Twitter," Todd replied.
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Pay attention to the people who claim to represent you and your values.
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They exist, therefore we must all pay attention to them, like screaming infants.
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Pay attention to your search parameters so that there are no rude surprises.
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Because we're all in this together — we gotta pay attention to each other.
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Watch the video above to learn how Marvel movies pay attention to physics.
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Analysts said Beijing would be forced to pay attention to the carrier capability.
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Here is an example of why we should pay attention to suspended campaigns.
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I pay attention to society and to the lives of people around me.
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Pay attention to where you're headed, though—keep your eyes on the road!
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It's best when people actually pay attention to what you're saying, you know?
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"I pay attention to the cycles of nature, like moon cycles," she says.
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I couldn't pay attention to it as I was focused on the work.
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There are enough of them that we ought to pay attention to them.
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Pay attention to employees at happy hours, gatherings after the meeting, at lunch.
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Who in the Trump administration is going to pay attention to those letters?
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Some don't pay attention to costs unless you tell them that's a concern.
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"It is vital that policy-makers pay attention to these trends," they said.
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So that's OK. I don't pay attention to what he's saying or doing.
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This must be quite important, because many major manufacturers pay attention to it.
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"I was determined to finally pay attention to my own needs," she said.
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It can't be that people really don't pay attention to the classification stamp!
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It's also important to pay attention to what kind of account you have.
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Pay attention to people's faces because they provide a road map of emotions.
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Ms. Gross wishes that everyone would pay attention to other people's body language.
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He could barely pay attention to anyone, so focused was he on breakfast.
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Under the Electoral College, they reason, candidates must pay attention to all states.
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How do the sensations of anger change as you pay attention to them?
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Mr. Trump refuses to pay attention to anything that clashes with his preconceptions.
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In particular, pay attention to the position of Saturn and Pluto in Capricorn.
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Pay attention to brand promotions that could net you bonus points, Fruend said.
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Be sure to have enough drinks for everyone, and pay attention to temperature.
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This is an area the government absolutely must pay attention to moving forward.
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"As things get good, people pay attention to the economy less," he continued.
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But the industry as it exists forced us to pay attention to it.
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He also said he "didn't pay attention" to her work at that time.
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"We must pay attention to these costs from the beginning," de Juniac said.
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Also pay attention to the decorations and what&aposs happening outside the window.
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Instead, pay attention to those things that you devote time to, says Cuban.
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"We're just trying to pay attention to it," Reds manager Bryan Price said.
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Pay attention to the types of activities and jobs that hold your interest.
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Why pay attention to the Cardinals as they drift into the off-season?
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Pay attention to your family and friends when they're talking about these subjects.
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The public started to pay attention to those who had been to Syria.
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"She didn't pay attention to me," recalled Mr. A, who is now 72.
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Siegel said investors should pay attention to valuations in order to stay grounded.
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Furthermore, emotions tell you what to pay attention to, care about and remember.
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Humans typically pay attention to three different frequencies when they're listening to speech.
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It's really important for us to pay attention to nightmares, beginning in childhood.
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He'd rather the press pay attention to the values on which its based.
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Disney is a real brand and they have to pay attention to that.
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Did you pay attention to the public's reaction after you made those comparisons?
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If you do a good job, they don't really pay attention to you.
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Then I was like, 'I guess I better pay attention to Bernie Sanders now.
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Pay attention to the look on Max's face after he finally holds onto it.
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If we want to solve important problems, we have to pay attention to them.
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I'm not going to pay attention to, 'I can't step in a union hall.
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All you actually need to pay attention to is the bandwidth of the cable.
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"If anything moves, it's something that you need to pay attention to," he said.
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She insisted that we pay attention to what was new and what was different.
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Once you add the comedy lyrics, you have to really pay attention to it.
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"Pay attention to who you allow to have your children's identifying information," he says.
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Pay attention to any weird noises or problems with braking, accelerating or switching gears.
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Political reality is a real thing, and you have to pay attention to it.
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There is a lot of evidence that politicians do pay attention to fact-checkers.
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" Ultimately, Bee pointed out, haters gonna hate: "We don't pay attention to our critics.
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Authorities asked that people in the area continue to pay attention to police instructions.
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But how can you pay attention to any of that when we have Natalie?
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We need to pay attention to the good news as well as the bad.
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As a result, they expect their matchmaker to pay attention to details as well.
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Q.How closely did you pay attention to the trial and everything that happened afterward?
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Even military users are beginning to pay attention to developments in the consumer market.
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"I'm not going to pay attention to any of those other projects," he said.
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It's those little signs that we MUST take the time to pay attention to.
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" Saturn: "I want to encourage people in charge to pay attention to intern programs.
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And pay attention to fellow shooters' hits — and misses — to inform your own aim.
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"I don't really pay attention to polls," she told reporters on her plane Tuesday.
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Clinton dismissed the poll, saying she doesn't pay attention to the non-stop sampling.
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The know how challenging it is got get someone to pay attention to you.
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But when they get elected they only pay attention to people who have money.
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The dominant narratives for white artists already pay attention to some aspects of identity.
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The deportations haven't stopped, but we had made Sweden pay attention to our struggle.
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Next, pay attention to your credit utilization rate, which comprises 30% of your score.
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You might have noticed that Uber has started to pay attention to your habits.
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Once you pay attention to your subconscious, you're better able to tell a story.
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Pay attention to what they have to say and see if anything stands out.
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And pay attention to how quickly and easily the trainer can produce such information.
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MURDOCH: I can&apost pay attention to them, there&aposs just too many rules.
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Pay attention to the ratio of home prices to annual rents for similar properties.
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Kill your enemies from a safe distance and pay attention to the potential consequences.
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I do not pay attention to background noises and I continue working for you.
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Do your job, be attentive, pay attention to details, team has to come first.
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How to stop First, pay attention to when you feel the urge to interrupt.
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Amy Klobuchar pointed out that Clinton's campaign did not pay attention to rural towns.
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Pay attention to what Heenan does in the moment where the feud is solidified.
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It isn't the time for branding or getting people to pay attention to companies.
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When I was coming up, I didn't pay attention to a lot of rappers.
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But no one expected anyone to pay attention to Hot Pepper Gaming this soon.
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Pay attention to the age and condition of the tools described when comparing prices.
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You're at a crossroads this afternoon—make sure to pay attention to the details.
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Louie Swisher: You don't pay attention to the somewhat absurd things she says sometimes.
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Mr. Corden claims not to pay attention to Nielsen ratings for his CBS program.
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Even when we pay attention to the comedy, we rarely look at the cause.
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Pay attention to all warnings, and evacuate when it becomes necessary to do so.
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Instead, let's pay attention to facts that actually made it to our TV screens.
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Then, once you've asked the question, stop and really pay attention to their answer.
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Pay attention to a person's emotional state — is she sad, irritated, confused, or elated?
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And young people say, 'They don't pay attention to us; why should we vote?
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And at the same time, he can pay attention to the most minute details.
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"Once you measure something, people are going to pay attention to it," she added.
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They were asking him to pay attention to people afraid of the new administration.
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"I'm going to watch and pay attention to see how he does," Girardi said.
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If movie popcorn were this good, no one would pay attention to the movie.
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He simultaneously annoyed, intrigued and compelled his audience to pay attention to his work.
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If they would only put down their smartphones and pay attention to their children!
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People should pay attention to what you do because what you're doing is great.
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That speed is also where you have to pay attention to your computer hardware.
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Members of Congress, especially those from heavily agricultural districts, pay attention to the issue.
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For example it was T-Boz that said ' pay attention to Alecia Moore (Pink).
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And then everyone has to pay attention to everything and they all go insane.
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That said, there's probably still plenty of reason to pay attention to the event.
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In other words, pay attention to those privacy policies when you buy new devices.
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Until that happens, don't forget to pay attention to the sodium in your bread.
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Pay attention to the share class of the mutual fund in your retirement plan.
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When we got up, we didn't pay attention to detail in the same situation.
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I feel like I pay attention to everything, and I had absolutely no clue.
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We should also pay attention to the role of the TV in all this.
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Pay attention to how many times you put yourself down and stop doing it.
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Still, here's why you should pay attention to it in the election's final days.
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"Whatever is going on in the internet, don't pay attention to them," she said.
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It's possible to refuse to pay attention to such things, but it's moderately irresponsible.
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Shareholders and the general public are starting to pay attention to corporate climate risk.
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"People who pay attention to the safety briefing have awareness around them," she said.
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"We are motivated to pay attention to what other people are doing," he says.
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Covid-19 demands us to pay attention to the concepts of cleanliness and disease.
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It's more important to pay attention to your interview and watch all the cues.
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Additionally pay attention to the resolution of the monitor when it comes to gaming.
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You have to pay attention to the financial statements that come into the house.
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Also pay attention to how you feel about that part of your financial self.
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The network's dark horse, Summer House is the reality show to pay attention to.
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Third, pay attention to these two coming special elections to fill vacant House seats.
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I'm sure it irritated people who pay attention to these things a great deal.
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Do you follow them on social media or pay attention to their personal lives?
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Doctors can't pay attention to their patients because they are bogged down in bureaucracy.
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"I didn't pay attention to who the author was at the time," he said.
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Only select items are on sale, so pay attention to the discounts in red.
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They are curious, inquisitive, always want to know more and pay attention to details.
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But here and now we have to pay attention to protecting our republic's democracy.
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This transit inspires us to pay attention to our emotions surrounding growth and change.
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Pay attention to your college's deadlines to add or drop a course, Levy said.
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Third, implore President Trump to pay attention to human rights violations by the Ayatollahs.
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It's important to pay attention to the federal government when big things are happening.
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So we will pay attention to if Comcast will increase its quotation further more.
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Having been on it, do you pay attention to how that season is doing?
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Next, pay attention to how individual apps make you feel when you use them.
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"Over time, the only people who pay attention to monuments are pigeons," he said.
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Pay attention to your dreams this morning, you're especially psychic early in the day.
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But I didn't pay attention to that because I was a public health expert.
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So, on an initiative, that might be something you want to pay attention to.
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When I played, I didn't really pay attention to someone else's expectations or timeline.
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It's a gorgeous world; pay attention to the beauty, the connection, the generosity and growth.
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Fans who pay attention to trailers are paying money to see what they've been promised.
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" He added: "There are quite a few of them for us to pay attention to.
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But again, Google required us to pay attention to the picture: That's definitely an iPhone.
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To successfully budget, you have to pay attention to trends and then reshuffle as needed.
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Learn more, pay attention to the relevant news, and talk with your family and friends.
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She's one year old and gets way too excited when strangers pay attention to her.
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I don&apost pay attention to trying to get people to like me as much.
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One might assume that incumbents are nearly invincible because they pay attention to their constituents.
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But if you pay attention to certain body language clues, you can come pretty close.
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"She doesn't pay attention to headlines," her spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham told CNN of the scrutiny.
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There are some features you should care about: Video Quality: Pay attention to video resolution.
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If you're lucky enough to feel momentum building among interested parties, pay attention to that.
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Your psychic abilities will be heightened—pay attention to your gut, Sagittarius; don't ignore it!
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"It's a credit we have to pay attention to... things could change quickly," McCormack said.
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With so many teenagers to watch, why would we pay attention to Rasmus' stunted puberty?
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That focus allows me to pay attention to how she's reacting to what I'm doing.
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But I also think we need to respectfully pay attention to potential adverse health effects.
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We guess it's one way to get people to pay attention to a religious message.
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It doesn't help that our brains are programmed to pay attention to rapidly changing stimuli.
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We pay attention to all the details, and the set design is one of them.
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And we have issues here in New York that he needs to pay attention to.
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When you are interviewing people, pay attention to eye contact, body language and overall personality.
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While McCain is confident, he is warning his party to pay attention to his state.
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"We always pay attention to China because we love to short stock frauds," he said.
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Be sure to stay hydrated, avoid unnecessary exposure, and pay attention to local weather advisories.
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We also get some hugely important backstory glimpses that you'll want to pay attention to.
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And when you're a lone wolf, you pay attention to your environment, you're a naturalist.
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"It's mind-blowing that I have to pay attention to every little detail," she said.
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If you want to pay attention to me some more, go look at my Instagram.
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CareerThis year, pay attention to the sun as he will undergo three eclipses this year.
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"I just let it be and didn't pay attention to it," he continued (bad idea).
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In the meantime, pay attention to whether his campaign releases early fundraising or volunteer numbers.
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We want to pay attention to the conference call of what PepsiCo has to say.
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All of these factors have forced the de Blasio administration to pay attention to Rikers.
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Do yourself a favor and grab a bunch, but pay attention to those expiration dates.
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But I also had to get in the zone and not pay attention to it.
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What you have to pay attention to, though, is whether those questions turn to doubt.
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Pay attention to what they're saying and think strategically about how best to help them.
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When it comes to Netflix, subscriber additions is the main number investors pay attention to.
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Basically, they "teach" themselves what to pay attention to in a massive stream of information.
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Here are the points, the five dozen points, that you need to pay attention to.
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When starting new rituals pay attention to the benefits, if there are any at all.
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This is the part of the story that every Amazon customer should pay attention to.
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It's Show to You and Proof of Concept , Company don't pay Attention to Your Safety !
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And if you don't like who you're around, pay attention to your intuition and move.
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What else should voters pay attention to, aside from the rather ineffable thing called "character"?
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Be an active listener and pay attention to the doors that are opening and closing.
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Pay attention to that button The button is "a central point of thinking," says Poupyrev.
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I have to listen, pay attention to their body language and go with their personality.
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"Pay attention to what's happening around you," says Cuban in an interview with Men's Fitness.
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Pay attention to stinging insects such as bees, hornets, wasps, fire ants, and yellow-jackets.
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"Unfortunately, the government does not pay attention to us," Gayta told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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If you pay attention to the rhetoric, you will find one blaring item missing — facts.
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I would dismiss these inmates as unintelligent and try not to pay attention to them.
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Definitely pay attention to the app's "comfort rating" to see how intense it may be.
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What should you pay attention to whenever you're trying to pair a beverage with food?
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Pay attention to how your arms swing and how your body feels as you walk.
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Through them, we are invited to pay attention to the ecosystem from inside their bodies.
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Safe words are obviously crucial, but it's important to pay attention to nonverbal signals, too.
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Realizing that it will take care of itself, the less we pay attention to it.
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But the less we pay attention to that, the more vibrant that aspect will feel.
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Pay attention to the sports casters and color commentary to improve your Facebook Live efforts.
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There is a baby in the bathwater, and we should really pay attention to that.
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Always pay attention to the road ahead and stay prepared to take immediate corrective action.
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And it pays to pay attention to your natural type and make adjustments where necessary.
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Strategies Stay the course, pay attention to the big picture, and don't sweat the details.
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"I do not usually pay attention to human politics," Zoe wrote by "dictating" to Huppke.
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If you pay attention to the music or the movements, you know who did what.
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Your passenger can watch a movie while you try to pay attention to the road.
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"Tax reform's so boring ... only tax reporters and us pay attention to it," Nunes said.
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Pay attention to who already does this in your world, whenever an introduction is involved.
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Here are four areas you ought to pay attention to as you prepare for 2018.
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All through July, Damore tried to get Google's management to pay attention to his concerns.
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Also, pay attention to who is promoted leading up to the party congress next year.
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But for people who pay attention to the media business, the question isn't Bran vs.
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Why pay attention to it when there is so much better Wayne to be found?
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If she didn't pay attention to her stride, the video made his admonitions more pointed.
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Hear our stories, pay attention to our voices, listen to the talks we give. 99.
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Ashton: I like to pay attention to body language and the way you're receiving us.
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"If I pay attention to those things, I would look worse than him," he says.
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Are they just saying it to be controversial so people will pay attention to them?
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You're not going to improve maternal outcomes if you don't pay attention to women's health.
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As they say in Hamilton, don't pay attention to New York Times op-ed columnists.
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I developed a system that works for me: I pay attention to the customer's experience.
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"You've got to pay attention to what is going on in Twitter shares," said Terranova.
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"Don't be blinded by aggressive promotions and pay attention to your overall spending," Sakraida said.
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The important thing is to pay attention to what's happening to you wherever you are.
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"There's a lot of stuff people don't pay attention to in this city," she says.
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So you should also pay attention to what the email is asking you to do.
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First, pay attention to how long it has been since a teacher studied the material.
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Half-paying attention to everything means you're not able to fully pay attention to anything.
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A TV show called The View that you accidentally pay attention to while doing laundry.
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But they agreed on one thing: They didn't care to pay attention to the speech.
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"Part of this is conscious, and part of this I don't even pay attention to."
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It is the sacred duty of the writer to pay attention, to see the world.
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Most people in New York don't pay attention to elections, and they only remember soundbites.
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But she's also hopeful people will pay attention to her work, instead of the mudslinging.
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Even before Covid-19, scientists had trouble getting policymakers to pay attention to their warnings.
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These ADs might be hard to see, though, so pay attention to the circled squares.
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"You need to pay attention to what our government has been doing," Mr. Zhang said.
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And we also know that we're going to constantly pay attention to what's around us.
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"We pay attention to what our shareholders tell us," Mr. Mackey said in an interview.
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"I pay attention to the things that nobody else is looking at," Mr. Shinkai said.
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Pay attention to your gut, too, said John Challenger of outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas.
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"People really need to pay attention to the task at hand and not drive distracted."
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"That they would bother to pay attention to our little organization—I'm amazed," she said.
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The moral of this story: Always pay attention to what Adam Schiff is up too.
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Polls are snapshots that they pay attention to, because their jobs ultimately depend on it.
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Pay attention to the psychic hits you get as the moon connects with electric Uranus.
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Beyond listening to others, Savage says you need to pay attention to the project itself.
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" Mr. Baryshnikov didn't understand what was happening, "She said, 'You didn't pay attention to me!
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You future proofers out there will want to pay attention to the Netgear Nighthawk AX12.
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Either of those is an opportunity for markets to suddenly pay attention to central banks.
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The Edge of Democracy is a cautionary tale that we should all pay attention to.
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It is time for all sides to pay attention to the power of Trump's lies.
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Pay attention to what you may miss about the city life you're looking to ditch.
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I'm begging, I'm begging the American people to pay attention to what is going on.
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We need to pay attention to how much — or how little — we are paying attention.
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We need to pay attention to how much — or how little — we are paying attention.
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Out in the Wild West one morning I'm trying to pay attention to Eddie Wisdom.
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But you and I can ignore these technicalities and pay attention to how we feel.
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You have to pay attention to where there is humor and where there is music.
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"We will continue to pay attention to developments," he told a regular monthly news briefing.
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I don't think it's useful and I don't think consumers should pay attention to it.
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Instead of cutting out your apologies, pay attention to how you feel when you apologize.
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What are the most important things according you that younger people should pay attention to?
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Americans seldom pay attention to politics in allied countries, but they can be tremendously important.
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Higher-end clothes means pieces that pay attention to wider hips, longer torsos, bigger calves.
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We can drive your attention to issues that we want you to pay attention to.
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And trying to compete with them, you have to pay attention to the little things.
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"For me being an actress, my responsibility is not to pay attention to all the noise around me and to pay attention to the script and the director and protect the character and try to tell her story the best I can," she explained.
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Long replacement cycles mean you don't need to pay attention to the new and shiny tablets.
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Still, the study is a reminder that it's important to pay attention to what you eat.
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"Pay attention to the words, as they talk a lot without saying anything lately," Cuggino said.
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It's the extra symptoms, like odor and fever, that you really want to pay attention to.
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What's the best way to make a busy working professional stop and pay attention to you?
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Pay attention to what journey or ambitious project slows down in the middle of the week.
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That's why it's important, Sole-Smith says, to pay attention to your personal needs and desires.
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We need to treat it like it's a cultural industry and pay attention to it accordingly.
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Because you're still ... Whether you want to pay attention to Facebook or not, they're there. Right?
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"I'd rather be criticized doing what I'm doing than having people not pay attention to it."
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Screen size and resolution, storage, and of course price are important qualities to pay attention to.
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I always tell people to pay attention to what's happening now and imagine where we're going.
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We humans are hardwired to pay attention to things that are weird, different, and potentially threatening.
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There are so many more important things the country needs to pay attention to right now.
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Steyer also had a good night in that he simply made viewers pay attention to him.
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What it tends to mean: "Hello" or "Pay attention to me" The Noise: Drawn out meow
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Yang and Graumann knew that getting mainstream media to pay attention to them would be impossible.
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"We really need to pay attention to the messaging around suburban voters -- particularly women," she added.
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Pay attention to SEO (search engine optimization), which includes your title, tags, and the description bar.
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People are going to pay attention to a book because it has your name on it.
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Its entire purpose is to make you pay attention to it; to make you want it.
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Huawei Technologies Co Ltd will continue to pay attention to the bail hearing, the company added.
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The one to pay attention to (at least at first) is the Zolo Mojo from Anker.
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We tend to pay attention to what our particular consumers like and the needs they express.
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So pay attention to what happens between Germany's North Sea and Baltic Sea coasts on Sunday.
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Among the younger generations, fewer pay attention to the wisdom offered by the religion's spiritual teachers.
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Pay attention to which feelings correspond to the deadly sins, making this all the more metal.
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Automakers have long focused on getting drivers to sit tight and pay attention to the road.
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And look, Trump, as abhorrent — in my view — as he is, you pay attention to him.
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To make your tracking even more accurate, you can pay attention to a few other clues.
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It's phrased as a denial, but if you pay attention to Trump's words, it actually isn't.
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On the other hand, the word "pre-installed" is the key thing to pay attention to.
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He was very, very kind to me… And he didn't pay attention to that many girls.
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Most of us don't really pay attention to something like that until it impacts us personally.
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"Pay attention to how you use your spare time," says expert and author Emily Esfahani Smith.
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Episode 21986: #22MyNegusAndMyBishesIf you learn nothing else from Nola Darling, pay attention to her self-awareness.
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Their decline is a warning to pay attention to it—before it really is too late.
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Much like virtual reality, ballet requires that you, you know, pay attention to what's going on.
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EVANS: SO, YOU KNOW, AT THE FEDERAL RESERVE, WE OBVIOUSLY PAY ATTENTION TO FINANCIAL STABILITY ISSUES.
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The trick with all of this is to pay attention to how waves move in reality.
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It pays to pay attention to trends regardless of whether they or long- or short-term.
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"I think we ought to pay attention to grand, senior statesmen like Senator Dole," he said.
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Without energy, your body cannot function, so it's vitally important to pay attention to those cues.
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But there are a bunch of reasons you should pay attention to the grunge pop songstress.
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Election-watchers querying when to pay attention to the 2020 race have to solve three puzzles.
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Those who pay attention to the industry have been hearing about its unlimited potential for years.
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What we pay attention to, what we're looking at and the influences we all have now.
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I read it aloud, as instructed, perfectly, though I do not pay attention to the text.
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Pay attention to your new perceptions of the world as the blue planet moves in reverse.
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Pay attention to the stories in your dreams, as they could help inspire some exciting moves.
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They'll also pay attention to the performance of its highest-earning division: Amazon Web Services. 5.
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I'll do it till the wheel falls off and people forget to pay attention to it.
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Both times it was a struggle to get doctors to even pay attention to my symptoms.
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"Brands that don't pay attention to that are just not going to keep up," Dalton said.
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"One thing I always pay attention to is their continual fight for American workers," Brady said.
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I don't eliminate conversations at all, I just pay attention to when they're gonna turn bad.
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This week, I was asked to simply pay attention to what precedes my symptoms of panic.
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Incidents like these are likely to happen because they don't pay attention to elements like safety.
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If you pay attention to tech releases at all, you've definitely heard of Samsung's Ambient Mode.
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They should pay attention to how we do over ten years in the stocks we own.
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"Clock it, pay attention to it, and pull it apart," advises executive career coach Zena Everett.
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Market watchers pay attention to how top insurers allocate money in their biannual investment strategy briefings.
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I didn't pay attention to it until a few years ago after talking to my mom.
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As ever, Henry is essentially forgotten until he forces his parents to pay attention to him.
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But really, the lesson here is if you do Photoshop yourself, pay attention to door frames.
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As Mercury clashes with Neptune, pay attention to the ways your mind changes concerning your beliefs.
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You always try to pay attention to the things you can do to make yourself better.
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On the one hand, I'm grateful to them for making sure they pay attention to that.
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Is it a problem that lawmakers pay attention to the impact of their actions on fundraising?
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Yet if we pay attention to the literal meaning of his words, they are often startling.
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And if you're a West Coaster, you're really gonna want to pay attention to this one.
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The biggest change that most will pay attention to is new processors, which promise better performance.
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Pay attention to the psychic messages you receive through your dreams or while you're in meditation.
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But pay attention to what's happening in the background -- and watch the video more than once.
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Instead, pay attention to Pizza Hut, it's giving those born on leap day a free pizza.
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"We must pay attention to the impact of property prices on macro control policies," Xu wrote.
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She said businesspeople need to pay attention to the "immense growth" going on in Chinese retailing.
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So, pay attention to your own self-talk when someone you care about is very emotional.
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Bonier, the Democratic strategist, said his party should pay attention to higher turnout among Republican voters.
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The candidates would be wise to pay attention to the challenge of rebuilding our ailing infrastructure.
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These are the deals you should pay attention to if you're looking for an older phone.
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You've got to pay attention to the financial habits of the person that you are with.
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Children learn from what adults pay attention to, and too often parents focus more on success.
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Shah said that WeWork signaled to landlords that they needed to pay attention to their tenants.
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Mainstream politicians, as well as our neighbors and family members, started to pay attention to us.
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And whether that involves us or not, you have to pay attention to all of that.
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When had I stopped pay attention to my body so thoroughly that I had missed that?
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Friday's full moon in Libra asks you to pay attention to how other people are feeling.
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The more I pay attention to my breathing the more convinced I am that I'm suffocating.
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We need to pay attention to bullets passing legislation who have been doing it for decades.
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Jr. Flo: We'll pretty much grab from anywhere, we don't pay attention to genres too much.
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"To be honest with you, I don't really pay attention to what people think," Subban said.
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These results help to bolster the fact that it's important to pay attention to our feelings.
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It's only important, he told me, to pay attention to the tech when it comes out.
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Some U.S. officials see signs that Vietnam is starting to pay attention to human rights criticism.
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They are the trendsetters of tomorrow, and I actually pay attention to what they send me.
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That's why you have to pay attention to see if your symptoms persist, AJ Willingham writes.
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Wherever you go, it's important to pay attention to how you're feeling when you get home.
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It's hard to know what to pay attention to and what to respond to and how.
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If you don't pay attention to any of the details, HSAs kinda sorta look like Medisave.
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In this so-called mark test, the animal must notice and pay attention to the mark.
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You can choose not to tell your story in the format people actually pay attention to.
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Thus "e-girl" entered the mainstream lexicon (well, mainstream if you pay attention to TikTok memes).
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And because it started out in these politically unimportant places, people didn't pay attention to it.
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But according to Imbach, this damage could be mitigated if we pay attention to, um, bees.
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"It's not that I don't pay attention to what's going on in the world," he said.
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That has policy implications; it's something regulators, researchers, and cellphone companies need to pay attention to.
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Read up on psychic development, and pay attention to the messages that arrive in your dreams.
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Pay attention to your state rules regarding parking lot closures, though (here are California's, for example).
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Student Opinion Do you pay attention to the lives of athletes, on or off the court?
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It's hard not to pay attention to the Galaxy Note10+, and not just because it's gigantic.
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There are also some other scenarios to play out and electoral votes to pay attention to.
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As you do, aim to pay attention to that experience with less resistance, anger or judgment.
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First time around, you a bit of a sweep, you don't really pay attention to everything.
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An easy way to check is to pay attention to what they're doing at the time.
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" He added, drawing applause, "He was a criminal and they did not pay attention to this.
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"I don't pay attention to it, and I wish she wouldn't have to," Bonham Carter said.
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When social allergens start bothering you, pay attention to your own internal irritation without evaluating it.
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But more importantly what investors were trying to pay attention to was really the dot plot.
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Forgetting to pay attention to bonus categories can cost you thousands of extra points each year.
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What can we do to get these brains of ours to pay attention to climate change?
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The old expression "sometimes less is more" is one Congress should pay attention to right now.
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"People will always pay attention to the C.P.I. as a measure of inflation," Mr. Goolsbee said.
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"I was very glad to see the president start to pay attention to the issue," Sen.
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I don't pay attention to the fame or who knows me or who doesn't know me.
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But it does also mean that we have to pay attention to one more streaming service.
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And remember to take care of yourself and pay attention to other areas of your life.
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"Inlets 2" is one Cunningham-Cage view of Zen: Pay attention to the world beyond man.
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This idea changed the way I look at plants and pay attention to how they behave.
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When they deigned to pay attention to you, even for five minutes, it felt like love.
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Powell said he will continue to pay attention to this situation and take actions when needed.
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The first step is to encourage America's leaders to pay attention to reality on the ground.
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Despite describing Tuesday's stock market moves, Trump said he doesn't pay attention to daily equity performance.
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"Pay attention to the weather, and feed them enough supplements so that they survive," Flottum says.
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Stopping all extra spending makes you pay attention to what you miss and what you don't.
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Other protesters emphasized that Mexico needs to pay attention to itself, rather than outside trade partners.
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Yeah, I've really been going through a lot lately and trying to pay attention to things.
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Washington (CNN)Two things happened on Tuesday night that you need to pay attention to: 230.
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She also advises that you pay attention to who you follow because that's also very revealing.
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If you want to win your Emmy pool, this is a category to pay attention to.
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But I understood that it was my turn to pay attention, to be there for her.
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But plenty of others will, and failing to pay attention to them could prove dangerous. s.e.
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My assist rate probably needs to be higher, but I don't really pay attention to that.
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To generalize its results, however, we have to pay attention to the details of its methods.
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Moreover, "An Inconvenient Truth," directed by Davis Guggenheim, made more people pay attention to climate change.
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These should keep me happily occupied until I'm obliged to pay attention to awards season again.
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"Once the product is sold, they don't really pay attention to what happens afterward," Griffiths said.
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We need to start to pay attention to the needs of workers in the service sectors.
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I think this also comes down to who you pay attention to in terms of advice.
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Ever get the feeling everyone was only pretending to pay attention to you to be polite?
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said people should not pay attention to reports based on anonymous sources.
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Spend time in quiet meditation, and pay attention to the messages that arrive in your dreams.
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The Moon meets Neptune at 1:08 AM, so pay attention to your dreams this evening.
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That people have learned as like, dives into something deeply and in a sophisticated way that makes them pay attention to something that they didn't think that they had to pay attention to, whether it's genocide in Myanmar or the systematic starvation of children in Yemen.
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I'm saying a lot of people that go to polls at the end of the day do not pay attention to politics as closely as we all pay attention to politics, because they're busy, they lead busy lives and sort of look at it from afar.
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Regardless, this isn't revolutionary technology, it's just technology that Microsoft has begun to pay attention to… again.
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I did achieve getting him to look up and to pay attention to what I was saying.
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It's easier to pay attention to the plight of land animals, which certainly need conservation attention, too.
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She is currently encouraging fans to pay attention to the devastating situation in Aleppo and get involved.
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It's important to pay attention to how well funded the pension plan is, said Advise Finance's Swanger.
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With all that to pay attention to, there may have been some details that viewers didn't catch.
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For best intermittent fasting results, you still need to pay attention to the quality of your diet.
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We need to pay attention to it, understand it and make it part of our knowledge base.
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"I call on the international community to pay attention to China's deteriorating human rights situation," he added.
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Even on casual mode, Three Houses requires you to pay attention to many different things at once.
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In general, the more Americans pay attention to governing, the less trust they have in the process.
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Instead of sitting comfortably and watching a TV show, pay attention to what's happening in your country.
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"It's Show to You and Proof of Concept, Company don't pay Attention to Your Safety!" they continued.
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The thing to pay attention to: Mueller's office filed a brief sentencing memorandum after Cohen's guilty plea.
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If you're interested in hearing Laurel, your brain is more likely to pay attention to those sounds.
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"You have to try to get attuned to others, pay attention to what they do," he said.
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Only then can you build a character, pay attention to others onstage and act out a scene.
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I keep waiting for the day when I no longer have to pay attention to Rob Kardashian.
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Like if you don't pay attention to school, the solution at that time was to punish you.
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Although women surrounded him, Disick didn't seem to pay attention to them; and around 2:30 a.m.
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Obviously, pay attention to your skin: If you notice any irritation, lay off until your skin rebounds.
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I know what the title "Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder" implies: We will never pay attention to you.
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After all, if you want today's youth to pay attention to something, you've gotta incorporate technology, right?
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Valentine's Day snacks are pretty dumb, and you only pay attention to holidays with strong snack games.
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He climbs up on the roof and sits at the edge hoping you'll pay attention to him.
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Pay attention to all of the hoops Maya sports over Second Act's hour-and-40-minute runtime.
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Noisey: How much attention did you pay attention to the media coverage surrounding the Boston Marathon bombing?
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Khloe is worried that Scott is just acting up so that Kourtney will pay attention to him.
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She asserts that honeybees pay attention to details while "mending" the damaged parts with their honeycomb layers.
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Fashion used to be my thing and I'm just now starting to pay attention to that again.
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We enjoy it and it's wonderful, people pay attention to us, people are happy to see us.
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"I think every parent needs to pay attention to what their kids are telling them," she advises.
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"This year in particular, I have had to really pay attention to my skin," Tesfai tells PeopleStyle.
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"Pay attention to detail even when it comes to tile," says Cortney in the series' fourth episode.
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Pay attention to it – 53G is important – but you can ignore buying into the hype right now.
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Like Turner, Mr Akomfrah, Mr Dion and Ms Mosher demand that we pay attention to the sea.
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Pay attention to this imagery, though: the same "eating" imagery is used to describe the house, too.
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"What makes dogs special is that they pay attention to human social signals, including speech," he added.
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To figure out where to find them, pay attention to the brand's social channels for more details.
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Those that do raise money pay attention to how the round dynamics and momentum affect their strategies.
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Maxine Waters: You have to pay attention to the way that the president himself has defined himself.
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So I'll do it till the wheel falls off and people forget to pay attention to it.
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Should you go for the larger sample size or you pay attention to Gregorius's more recent efforts?
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If you pay attention to surveillance or cybersecurity, you've probably heard of Signal since the election, right?
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Everyday Feminist offers a great list of ways to "pay attention to power dynamics" in hookup culture.
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He made a very simple point: Your life experience is what you choose to pay attention to.
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So, you can leave your phone in your pocket and pay attention to the world around you.
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And you don't think people should pay attention to the upswing either – WARREN BUFFETT: No. Absolutely not.
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The singer also noted that Styles continued to pay attention to her dietary restrictions during the prank.
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Khloe, Kourtney, Kris Jenner and Jenna Dewan were also there -- but pay attention to this video, ladies.
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And any Republican or Democrat running for election this fall should pay attention to wind's rapid growth.
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But if you carefully pay attention to your first experience of iOS 13, you'll notice two things.
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Next time you're on Facebook, pay attention to how the popular videos in your newsfeed are edited.
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But unlike the State of the Union, we Americans will pay attention to the 90th Academy Awards.
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To start, it's surprisingly important to pay attention to the emotions your friend's behavior triggers in you.
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We can't really do anything that matters unless we can pay attention to the stuff that matters.
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We need to pay attention to contemporary conversations that have historical parallels or require a global context.
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"It's about escape," said Ms. Lockhart, who encouraged the girls to pay attention to their own words.
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You'll also want to pay attention to the heat and speed settings a dryer comes equipped with.
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Markets will also pay attention to U.S.-China trade talks due to begin in Shanghai on Tuesday.
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But we have to pay attention to how it should be regulated to prevent public health harms.
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It's important to pay attention to who is in the car with your teenager, Ms. Hersman said.
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Make a plan, work to find opportunities and pay attention to what's truly most important to you.
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Pay attention to how you feel because it's a signal of how people around you will feel.
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While few pay attention to river swims, nearly everyone has heard of those in the English Channel.
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We also know to pay attention to the people Trump refuses to confront in a strong way.
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" In Laos, he said, with 55 dams under construction, "it's almost too much to pay attention to.
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The United States and her allies should pay attention to what China is doing and respond accordingly.
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American companies would be well-served to pay attention to the spectacle that is likely to follow.
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Adults are sitting more than ever, and few pay attention to how they sit throughout the day.
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But pay attention to timelines, too, such as an end to balance-transfer or deferred-interest offers.
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"It's not something you really pay attention to too much, but it's obviously pretty cool," Hamilton said.
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Clinton: I pay attention to all music, no matter who sings it, or where it comes from.
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Not to think about, you know, the box office, but just to pay attention to the story.
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When shopping for a hair dryer for your dog, pay attention to the wattage and temperature levels.
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" In "Silver Linings Playbook," Robert De Niro pleads with Bradley Cooper: "You gotta pay attention to signs.
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There was a really long line and I didn't really pay attention to when my flight was.
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Now would be a good time to stop whatever you're doing and pay attention to your girlfriend.
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I used to pay attention to those singers and they used to sing riffs to each other.
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"Oxytocin is what makes the brain pay attention to the social cues of the partner," Young explains.
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Pay attention to the side of your loved one that wants to be better and is trying.
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And I'm not going to pretend that I don't pay attention to what people are listening to.
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The city's got to pay attention to these parts too in order for the industry to thrive.
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Pay attention to your temperature: Poland says it's very unlikely that allergies would result in a fever.
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Here are five things to pay attention to when television hands out its top awards Sunday night.
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"You really have to pay attention to detail, and it requires balance and hard work," he said.
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This is the future, and in the future, nobody will pay attention to anything for 15 minutes.
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I think a lot about what it means to pay attention, to live in the present moment.
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But this kind of research, he said, forces designers and engineers to pay attention to security, too.
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But that work means nothing if our government does not pay attention to these findings and act.
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ViacomCBS suddenly has the potential to create a streaming service that customers — and creators — pay attention to.
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What is not O.K. are the people who still don't care about or pay attention to politics.
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"The Americans pay attention to strength," he wrote, after attending a football game at the Naval Academy.
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"If you don't know the name 'Thwaites Glacier,' you ought to pay attention to it," he said.
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You were on NPR — if there's any place where people pay attention to world events, that's it.
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The president's advisers have urged him not to pay attention to the low-polling Democratic presidential candidate.
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And I think we should pay attention to our mental well-being way more than anything else.
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Pay attention to how conversations make you feel: Do you feel drained, or do you feel energized?
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"Believe me, I don't want to have to pay attention to any of this stuff," he confessed.
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Whether they pay attention to the ads that strategically bombard them each day is up to them.
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What are the biggest tech policy stories that readers should pay attention to in the coming years?
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Pay attention to the start of the first episode, which offers the Sparknotes version of Burgish history.
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Perhaps most important, great listeners also pay attention to what's being glossed over or left out entirely.
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When investing for the long-term, try not to pay attention to daily fluctuations of the market.
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Another thing that gig workers need to pay attention to is putting aside money for income tax.
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You should also pay attention to the fees, particularly the expense ratio, which should be below 1%.
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He recommends that others pay attention to their mothers — and not take their own skills for granted.
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EST, encouraging us to pay attention to issues that may have been previously swept under the rug.
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Pay attention to obsessions with firearms Many shooters in mass school shootings are obsessed with firearm arsenals.
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"Too often we do not pay attention to the gun homicides, gun suicides, unintentional shootings," she says.
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I do believe that we have to pay attention-- to some of the biggest banks in America.
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But with their protest, they forced the government to pay attention to the plight of Native people.
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We don't pay attention to what surrounds those procedures that actually have impact on illness and health.
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"Drivers should pay attention to the road and not depend on robot braking or steering," he said.
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You don't need to pay attention to a million things that are going on at once, right?
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It's for myself — but if maybe people pay attention to the film, I would be very happy.
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Mulvaney said the plan is the first one in a long time to pay attention to taxpayers.
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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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No. Just the way I didn't pay attention to the stock crash of 22. Exactly. Right. Exactly.
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Meanwhile, if you pay attention to what Avenatti is actually saying, none of it is very interesting.
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Historically, startups have had little occasion to pay attention to the proceedings of our nation's highest court.
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To be honest, it's hard to pay attention to the art with daylight shining on my ass.
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Pay attention to undocumented immigrants "I have been trying to get the President to pay attention to illegals in our country ... because there is a spike in hepatitis C, tuberculosis, HIV, and it is going on deaf ears," LePage said in 2014, according to the Portland Press Herald.
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After a while, my mom would pay attention to me, and Poppie took over Shayne and his hockey.
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Pay Attention To Face ShapeWhat ultimately determines which eyewear options work and which don't is your face shape.
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Your best course of action is to pay attention to any signs that are at the polling station.
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And if you love and care about our democracy, this is a debate you should pay attention to.
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There are four key features to pay attention to, according to Wetzbarger: materials, construction, hardware, brand-specific markings.
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"He forces me to pay attention to him, and then he won't move until I'm calm," says Walters.
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Success comes from the discipline – it forces you to wake up and pay attention to what you're eating.
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However, it's nearly impossible to even pay attention to what she's saying, because her accent is so bizarre.
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So next time you load up a game, why not pay attention to the way the camera moves?
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Especially if the people who put the campaign together failed to pay attention to some rather basic details.
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Why pay attention to the squabbles when there is real, live, love happening in front of our eyes?
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So on Monday, I tried hard to pay attention to what the Fox and Friends hosts were discussing.
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Image: MicrosoftWhen designing for people with limited mobility, Microsoft tried to pay attention to even the smallest details.
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The DWTS alum also took the time to urge her fans to "please pay attention to your body."
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Teens and adults should avoid alcohol when swimming and pay attention to posted warning signs at the beach.
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To know if you're on an unsecure connect pay attention to warning message your device is giving you.
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Pay attention to those people who dismiss half of the employed population on the basis of their genitals.
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"I didn't think anybody would pay attention to my call for help, but my fanbase did," she said.
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And, increasingly, they're supposed to pay attention to conservation and environmental issues, maintaining ecosystems or protecting endangered species.
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Here are the five characteristics bosses should pay attention to if they aspire to be a great leader.
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The agency recommended that residents stay put, and pay attention to any additional information coming from official channels.
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Uber will also pay attention to the location of bus lanes and avoid picking up there when possible.
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The upshot: states had better pay attention to race when drafting electoral maps—but not too much attention.
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But pay attention to the circumstances here: both Samsung and Qualcomm are telling us about their lab results.
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In Beijing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang urged Taiwan to pay attention to the United States' reaction.
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It teaches them to pay attention to the present moment, and tune in to thoughts, feelings and surroundings.
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"The convenient thing about activism being online is that you can pay attention to multiple issues," Packnett says.
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"Sometimes, we don't pay attention to the heartbeat of the city and the things around us," he says.
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One of the things I do in my life is not pay attention to a lot of it.
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This is something traders really pay attention to, so that puts a lot of tail wind behind this.
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As a flight attendant, it's your job to get people to pay attention to instructions and flight plans.
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I don't even pay attention to it any more, but Yulia (his wife) is really bothered by it.
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"We need to pay attention to the fact that this isn't just a mental health issue," Gonzalez added.
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You can't pay attention to what's going on out there, especially when you're dealing with the power within.
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Things sound tinny, but it gets the job done if you need to pay attention to your environment.
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But the best way to find a reasonable pace that's sustainable is to pay attention to your breath.
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You've got to pay attention to the conversation, this is the missing ingredient for women in every aspect!
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One thing to pay attention to when determining whether the lightstick is official or not is the price.
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If you shop this year on Black Friday, don't pay attention to the supposed percentage of the discounts.
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The famous discussion on the Sermon on the Mount should be something that you really pay attention to.
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The real-time alerts let them know when there is an anomaly they need to pay attention to.
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Brexit could yield a final irony: British voters may, for the first time, pay attention to European elections.
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