Paying attention to me, not to whatever else you're paying attention to.
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If you haven't been paying attention to TikTok, you haven't been paying attention.
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Some Republicans were paying attention at the trial — or wanted to be seen paying attention.
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I wasn't paying attention to O.J., I was paying attention to my little street on fire.
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The students might not have been paying attention in high school, but they're paying attention now.
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Or the government was supposed to be paying attention to jobs, and they're not even paying attention.
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The board either wasn't paying attention, or was paying attention but powerless to fix problems before it was too late.
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In the '60s, no one was paying attention to her, and then when they started paying attention, the war started.
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The revelers in the cozy tent aren't paying attention to the booth; they're paying attention to each other, and the music.
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But if you're not paying attention, you'll miss what's happening — in fact, even if you are paying attention, you might miss it.
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I feel like paying attention to the world, paying attention to what&aposs going on, like what&aposs trendy, what&aposs not.
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We have this perception that others are looking at what we look at, or paying attention to what we're paying attention to.
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And I think Wall Street was really paying attention to that, and they were not paying attention to some of the other metrics.
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It's nice to see the world watching and paying attention to what I feel like in Idaho, almost no one is paying attention to.
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Our tech addictions exploit human nature—the tendency toward instant gratification, the instinct for paying attention to what everyone else is paying attention to.
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Finally, it seems that more designers and brands are paying attention to the 67% of women in America worth paying attention to — including Forever 21.
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Because not only are citizens with a very lawful concern paying attention, but the very targets we're trying to access, they're paying attention as well.
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Paying attention to Milo—not just lazily agreeing with him that he's ever so daring and ever so dangerous, but really paying attention—has worked.
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It's all fun and games until you realize that you're not paying attention to your driving—or at least not paying attention like you used to.
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Even though there may be relatively fewer people paying attention to Charli and Chase versus, say, Kim Kardashian, the ones who do are really paying attention.
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Because they're mostly open, sound comes through loud and clear, and you can easily transition from paying attention to someone beside you to paying attention to your music.
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There are bar shows where people are talking and you know no one's paying attention, but on some level it's kind of nice when no one's paying attention.
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Political junkies have been paying attention to the election for months and are near exhaustion; most of America won't start paying attention until the weather starts to turn.
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The result is a very careful balancing act, as you try to work out when you should be paying attention to her and when you should be paying attention to food.
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" So we should really be be paying attention. "Yes.
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" Obama continued: "Everybody around the world is paying attention.
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A lot of people are paying attention to you .
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And they should be paying attention to job disruption .
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" Hayes said he believes "people are paying attention more.
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Hope you're paying attention Alshon Jeffery, JPP, Von Miller ...
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Though we learn about wine by paying attention to it, some moments call for not paying attention to it, just as you can enjoy a meal without analyzing the bread or the meat.
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But, ultimately, it's just you there and you don't need to have fancy words for these things, it's just you paying attention, and once you start paying attention then you see so much.
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Most big startup breakouts are where people aren't paying attention.
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I wasn't even paying attention to what they were asking.
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It's kind of obvious that people haven't been paying attention.
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If they are perceiving that, then they aren't paying attention.
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If you aren't angry about something, you aren't paying attention.
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The conventional path is the outcome of not paying attention.
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It's not that the Fed isn't paying attention, Pollack said.
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If that doesn't worry you, you're simply not paying attention.
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But any liberals feeling complacent are clearly not paying attention.
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Anybody who's paying attention to the 0003 election knows that.
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Are you paying attention to the Athletic, what they're doing?
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It matters, but few people are paying attention to it.
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When two firms recommend Micron, that's worth paying attention to.
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He's someone who is paying attention to every single detail.
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It's not about her not paying attention or not caring.
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Now it's time for the world to start paying attention.
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It helps narrow what people should be paying attention to.
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What she notices, the information she gets from paying attention.
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But occasionally it is worth pinching yourself and paying attention.
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In general, it's paying attention to the potential for marketability.
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But finally, people are paying attention to the small things.
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Even while he was being tortured, he was paying attention.
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She's making sure we don't stop paying attention to her.
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But they're paying attention to the new iPad Pro's ProMotion.
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People were paying attention and I'd signed to Warp Records.
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If you're not outraged, she posted, you're not paying attention.
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This is why urologists are paying attention to new tests.
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So people have been paying attention to the story folks.
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This looks pretty gorgeous, and it's worth paying attention to.
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Shultz: Well, we're not paying attention to nuclear weapons anymore.
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But that doesn't mean they aren't worth paying attention to.
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I only hope Sony is paying attention to these mistakes.
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Begin by paying attention to how you talk to yourself.
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And yet I'm constantly paying attention to the wrong things.
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But that doesn't mean they're not worth paying attention to.
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"Maybe I wasn't paying attention or something," suddenly he said.
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"[Like] paying attention to the smaller details," Cambier tells Creators.
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They get their power from us paying attention to them.
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Your kids probably won't remember that, or weren't paying attention.
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Don't let spring pass without paying attention to the details.
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Paying attention to these symptoms just might save your life.
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But when he looked back, Mike wasn't even paying attention.
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People are paying attention to the growing status of esports.
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And these forecasts may well be worth paying attention to.
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Which, if you've been paying attention, is exactly what happened.
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It's a big business that investors are paying attention to.
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Good to see future President Pence is paying attention pic.twitter.
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They're something we can become when we're not paying attention.
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I'm paying attention to Zika, and I'm concerned about it.
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If you're paying attention, it's impossible to miss the trend.
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There are signs that the United States is paying attention.
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As always, when Trump speaks, it's worth paying attention to.
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As often as not, it seems he's hardly paying attention.
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Hit by cars, of course, intoxication and not paying attention.
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But he insisted he was not paying attention to that.
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Nations are of course paying attention at the political level.
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" Her: "Oh, dear heart, I am paying attention to you!
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I think paying attention to a lifestyle is really important.
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So now that you're paying attention, what can you do?
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We need to get people paying attention to those topics.
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If this doesn't worry you, you aren't paying attention. 21.
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They're not particularly paying attention to changes in the landscape.
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"It was preparedness and paying attention and timing," she said.
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A younger generation of painters seem to be paying attention.
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The parallels have long been obvious to anyone paying attention.
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These results may not surprise anyone who is paying attention.
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Or a handful of stories people are paying attention to?
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They were not paying attention, so I started videoing him.
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The scientific community has been paying attention and supporting her.
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"If they're disappointed then they're not paying attention," she said.
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"We want people always listening, always paying attention," Saleh said.
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I don't know if you were paying attention to that.
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Think you can stop paying attention to the N.F.L. Draft?
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"I really started paying attention eighteen months ago," she said.
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Paying attention to other warning signs is critical as well.
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Economists aren't the only data watchers paying attention to this.
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Amazon's investors should be paying attention, our business columnist writes.
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I'm paying attention to a million different things at once.
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I mean, anyone who wasn't getting that wasn't paying attention.
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But few outside of the security community were paying attention.
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And anyone who was paying attention knew it was happening.
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He was texting and barely paying attention to my squats.
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It seemed no one was paying attention to Crowley's comments.
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It's time to start paying attention to building secure systems.
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And that means Fox is still worth paying attention to.
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Now it's one of the things we're paying attention to.
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Democrats should be paying attention what happened in South Carolina.
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If people were outraged, at least they were paying attention.
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What was created to be a place focusing on paying attention to the person right in front of you became absorbed in talking about paying attention to the person right in front of you.
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"The world is paying attention to us in Oakland," he said.
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The financial markets are now paying attention to this new reality.
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But I was usually on my phone and not paying attention.
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I'm always paying attention, like wondering: Am I enjoying this content?
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If he feels superior, it's because he's paying attention to everyone.
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But the promise alone makes Google Podcasts worth paying attention to.
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Now the entire country, and maybe the world, is paying attention.
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Here's what Wall Street isn't paying attention to from the Fed
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The Fed increasingly appears to be paying attention to market signals.
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Kid's a man of his word ... are you paying attention, Toyota?
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No wonder her less social media-savvy colleagues are paying attention.
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We'll chalk that up to men not paying attention to clothes.
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I think people really need to be paying attention to this.
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The stock market has stopped paying attention to what Trump says.
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"After 2016, I realized that paying attention wasn't enough," Collett said.
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"At least someone is paying attention to my pleas," he said.
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"It shows they're listening and paying attention and responding," she said.
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People are finally paying attention, I tell him from New York.
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I think a lot of people are paying attention to ethics.
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I think capturing likeness comes down to practice and paying attention.
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Others vaguely suggest the president is paying attention during his briefings.
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How Paying Attention To Your Gut Health Could Transform Your Skin
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I had stopped paying attention, but the app hadn't stopped working.
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"She's making sure we don't stop paying attention to her." pic.twitter.
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I wasn't paying attention, because I'd already decided he was guilty.
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However, lately I've been paying attention to the stories on there.
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Someone slipped something into her drink when she wasn't paying attention.
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With fantasy, you're really paying attention to like 20 teams now.
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But over the years, people stopped paying attention to the provision.
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The White House is also paying attention to coding boot camps.
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And the show is always worried you might stop paying attention.
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Luckily, the instructors are good at paying attention to my form.
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These are all signals the Fed should be paying attention to.
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It seems like they must appreciate someone paying attention to them.
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But it's probably time we start paying attention to the possibilities.
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He's paying attention to that little Bluetooth dongle that powers Jacquard.
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But it could, if we're paying attention, be an instructive one.
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Now he needs to convince voters he's worth paying attention to.
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But if you don't find it sublime, you're not paying attention.
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Are they paying attention to them, or are they ignoring them?
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"They're very much paying attention to ratings and reviews," Mann said.
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Well, fans paying attention knew their love was headed that way.
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And when you hit a wall cause you weren't paying attention?
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I so much appreciate paying attention to the little inner voice.
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Abiding by the contract required paying attention to monthly budget breakdowns.
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If you think that's an overstatement, you haven't been paying attention.
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I wasn't paying attention when I setup my Amazon dash button.
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Anyway, it's a shame neither of them were really paying attention.
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"I haven't really been paying attention to the trial," Tester said.
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In order to develop solid interpersonal skills, paying attention is key.
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That makes it something we should all be paying attention to.
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Whose agenda is the advisor paying attention to — yours or his?
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He suggested paying attention to your thirst, and drinking when necessary.
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Kicking ourselves for not paying attention in that Earth Science class.
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"I feel like he's not paying attention to me," Eminem said.
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One can only hope that Rwanda's Paul Kagame is paying attention.
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The press recorded every instance, and the industry began paying attention.
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Wall Street will also be paying attention to Disney's theme parks.
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Here's why economists are paying attention now (The Wall Street Journal).
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I could tell he was probably someone worth paying attention to.
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And if you're not paying attention, those charges can add up.
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It tells them you were paying attention and that you care.
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Those numbers are growing, and CEO Jeff Bezos is paying attention.
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That was already apparent to anyone paying attention to European politics.
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When it comes to deductions, paying attention to details is key.
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And I need to give credit for paying attention to details.
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The world will be closely paying attention; much is at stake.
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"It's clear that more Americans are paying attention," Lynn told me.
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No one is paying attention to what we're agreeing to anymore.
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Very difficult to do, unless someone was really paying attention. Yeah.
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The difference is, now the movie industry is finally paying attention.
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What are the new platforms we should be paying attention to?
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No more than paying attention to any kind of symbolism is.
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They just aren't very sexy brands, so people weren't paying attention.
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Just make sure to y'all are paying attention to your body.
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Even teenagers are paying attention to what they have to say.
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Paying attention, for Weil, is the most fundamental of our obligations.
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So, therefore, start paying attention to that before it's too late.
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To ask this is like you have not been paying attention.
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On Wednesday, Judge Cogan admonished the jury for not paying attention.
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The real key is being interested — being present and paying attention.
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This was not persuasive to anyone who had been paying attention.
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She said she hoped regulators in neighboring Nebraska were paying attention.
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KS: Yeah, but you're not paying attention to this Russia thing.
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She has also been paying attention to the company's diversity initiatives.
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But there are three Summer House staples worth paying attention to.
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I start paying attention, and the piece starts talking to me.
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" Ms. Nasr said: "I wasn't paying attention to him at all.
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Those paying attention know that the G.M. strike was hugely significant.
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The press is increasingly paying attention to business AND advertising practices.
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Brandon Zavala has become very careful about paying attention to regulations.
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Because Trump wasn't paying attention, the situation evolved into a catastrophe.
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To anyone paying attention, this did not come as a surprise.
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This time, though, people started paying attention in a different way.
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Now he is paying attention, but not in a helpful way.
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"He has brought us off our couches, paying attention," she said.
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"If they're disappointed, then they're not paying attention," she said. Exactly.
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But the truth is that paying attention to these details matters.
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I think that&aposs what every voter paying attention should do.
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Oh, sweetie, then you haven't really been paying attention to Succession.
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If you haven't been paying attention, the company might be unrecognizable.
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That said, every now and then, paying attention can be wonderful.
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It demonstrates that voters were paying attention to an incumbent's record.
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"People are paying attention, calling in, trying to get some guidance."
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But most Americans are only paying attention some of the time.
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Having a dedicated person paying attention to online inquiries is key.
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Cori Gauff — or 'Coco' to anyone who has been paying attention.
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Hoffman believes it's reasonable Facebook wasn't paying attention to the risk.
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But now the big shots [senior officials] are really paying attention.
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That's the homepage, if you weren't paying attention the first time.
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At that point, I started paying attention to each individual kid.
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I beat myself up because I feel like I wasn't paying attention.
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Anyone who says they are surprised must not have been paying attention.
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"We're really listening, we're paying attention to what they say," he said.
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If you're not outraged, you're not paying attention, as the saying goes.
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I realized that I already knew him, but hadn't been paying attention.
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"But ease into it, and don't stop paying attention to your budget."
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But if you were paying attention, you wouldn't be surprised at all.
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It's time for us to stop looking away and start paying attention.
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Jobs had the mind of a craftsman, paying attention to artistic detail.
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But this all circles back to who you're even paying attention to.
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Then they would be paying attention when I was able to speak.
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I beat myself up because I felt like I wasn't paying attention.
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But, make sure you're paying attention to these quiz questions in class.
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Start paying attention to when you want to close it and why.
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And other car manufacturers are probably also paying attention to cobalt prices.
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On Sunday morning, if they were paying attention, there were other reminders.
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Have you not been paying attention to ANY news this past year?
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She also advises paying attention to the type of pain you're experiencing.
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When people aren't paying attention, we sneak into churches and just chat.
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Nobody was paying attention to the Portland protests until we made them.
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CHARLES EVANS: Look, we have to be paying attention to the data.
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But it's time for VCs to start paying attention to today's entrepreneurs.
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It's not because she's not paying attention or that she doesn't care.
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This is a news story worth paying attention to for three reasons.
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We should be able to, and we can if we're paying attention.
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So he put The Wiggles on repeat when I wasn't paying attention.
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I'm very used to paying attention to small details and making adjustments.
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"Drivers are not always paying attention when these systems are in use."
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So it's not like no one was paying attention to begin with.
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Here's the part investors — and Verizon — should now be paying attention to.
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"Okay," he said, "I'll do—" But Dag was no longer paying attention.
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Brandon Copeland is paying attention to numbers on and off the field.
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None of this should be a real surprise to anyone paying attention.
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But it's a sufficiently strange observation that it's worth paying attention to.
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If not now, when should you start paying attention to the primaries?
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They are the things we are supposed to be paying attention to.
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Lyft, losses notwithstanding, is growing rapidly and Wall Street is paying attention.
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As the saying goes: AIN'T NO ONE PAYING ATTENTION TO YOUR TWEETS.
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But Ocasio-Cortez isn't the only reason you should be paying attention.
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She suggests paying attention on how you spend money day to day.
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With all that clutter, all those ads, are people really paying attention?
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Or, again, maybe he was paying attention — we just don't know yet.
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It's strange on dates, as it looks like you're not paying attention.
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Now, people are paying attention to the inequalities and frustrations of women.
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And if you're really paying attention to Girls, you'll see them, too.
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Like who those people are that you should be paying attention to?
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Others such as retailing and consumer goods started paying attention more recently.
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You have this opportunity now with the media paying attention to you.
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While it's unclear if Mattel is paying attention, they probably should be.
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Here are the 3 big things we'll be paying attention to. 1.
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Jeff Bezos, Amazon decision makers, even Santa Claus — are you paying attention?
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If you're not worried about roe v wade, you're not paying attention.
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" She said of Cézanne, "He is the god of paying-attention-ness.
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This is textbook realism, and it is predictable — to those paying attention.
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Hayes said the Badgers are paying attention to details in finishing games.
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Everyone started paying attention when it seemed like it might impact us.
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Of course, that's where the GOP needs to be paying attention too.
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The rest of us have to learn by practice and paying attention.
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Paying attention can mean knowing when people don't want to be disturbed.
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Undecided voters might be sitting on the fence, but they're paying attention.
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BEN RATLIFF Maybe you have been paying attention to the N.B.A. Finals.
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But it doesn't mean that I'm not paying attention to society either.
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"I think you guys are just paying attention to me," Charles said.
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Anyone paying attention during GamerGate probably remembers Carl "Sargon of Akkad" Benjamin.
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But it's worth considering: What else should we be paying attention to?
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Our receptors are still sensing compounds, but our brains aren't paying attention.
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Sorry, I haven&apost been paying attention to everybody else&aposs news.
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But if you're horrified by Black Mirror, you haven't been paying attention.
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But there is another reason the initiative is worth paying attention to.
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But if you were paying attention, you could see the Grammys' fear.
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So, maybe paying attention to someone's race isn't such a bad thing.
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His goal was to shock the media into paying attention to him.
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I'm barely paying attention, but my beau sits watching with amused disbelief.
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And just by virtue of paying attention, they will probably eat healthier.
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"Slowing down and paying attention to the art," says the press release.
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So she started paying attention, observing her thoughts, feelings, and muscle movements.
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Oh crap, did you get super-old when you weren't paying attention?
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I guess one of those guys with the ponytails started paying attention.
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What local candidates' races should we be paying attention to in 2018?
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Nice, but ultimately nobody is paying attention to the megapixel race anymore.
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Anyone who has been paying attention has been watching it for years.
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But the coronavirus isn't the only virus that they're paying attention to.
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The response made Ms. Engle feel somebody was paying attention, she said.
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And you better believe that other countries are paying attention to that.
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And yet it is worth paying attention to attempts to reinvent Katowice.
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It's worth paying attention to the ways in which they helped her.
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Teenage Girls and Dating Violence: Why We Should Be Paying Attention Youths!
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Instead try mindfulness, the practice of paying attention to the present moment.
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I was unmoved by punishments, by failing grades from not paying attention.
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"If you're paying attention, you get better over time," Dr. Lynch said.
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No one was really paying attention exactly to what I was doing.
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"I will be paying attention if you come here," Barnum told Isaiah.
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But this is my first time actually paying attention, knowing the candidates.
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There were more than 200 ambitious kids on one knee paying attention.
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For her, laughter is a sign that audience members are paying attention.
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Before long, you'll be binging TV instead of paying attention to work.
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In other words, the employees were not paying attention to the road.
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Younger workers are really paying attention to the environment at a company.
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Most importantly, we hope the NFL is paying attention to these pics.
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Paying attention to who catches your eye on campus can help, too.
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That means a lot more people appear to not be paying attention.
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"We're not paying attention to soil erosion or snow removal," he said.
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Despite all of this, many marketers and manufacturers are barely paying attention.
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These are things we have to make sure we're paying attention to.
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Some buildings "haven't been paying attention to what's coming," Ms. Dougherty said.
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Editorial Notebook Lots of adults started paying attention to Teen Vogue recently.
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However, stocks may finally be paying attention to the fixed-income market.
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Companies across America are paying attention to see how it turns out.
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But what really is worth paying attention to isn't these games, exactly.
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I do watch, sometimes paying attention but sometimes in the background, CNN.
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Maybe the discomfort is the story we should be paying attention to.
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So it's worth paying attention to how these climate lawsuits are proceeding.
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This, he said, starts with the continent paying attention to its youth.
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Investors may also be paying attention to election results in Hong Kong.
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And you can bet that regulators are sitting up and paying attention.
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I think the rest of the world is paying attention to that.
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WATCH: Market not paying attention to impeachment, says Wells Fargo portfolio manager
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It matters more that people are paying attention and talking about it.
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"You've been paying attention," Johnson said Friday morning, in his victory speech.
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We respect different viewpoints and we're paying attention to all of them.
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To get Congress paying attention to what's happening at this regulatory agency.
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All of this has been obvious for years to anyone paying attention.
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It seems like our favorite wordsmiths at Merriam-Webster are paying attention.
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"No one is paying attention to the situation here," Mr. Beg said.
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There's no reason to say you're not paying attention to other services.
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This is right when mainstream media really started paying attention to this.
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And so while we were growing and paying attention to other babies...and learning how to behave and react...he was paying attention to the way the sun hit his mom's earrings, or how loud the dog was.
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"If the Manhattan district attorney -- I'll profess having more ignorance than I should have had -- but if I'm not paying attention to it, then, probably a lot of people aren't paying attention to it enough also," he said.
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The first is the easiest to understand: Why, Weiner asked, wasn't the Times paying attention to literary fiction written by women in the same way it was paying attention to literary fiction written by white men named Jonathan?
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"There's this misconception that ESG asset managers are not paying attention to those fundamentals that all asset managers are paying attention to, and somehow we're going to be left behind," said Kenneth St. Amand, client portfolio manager at Mirova.
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Birds and nonprimates might not be used to paying attention in this way.
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A lot of people just aren't paying attention to some of these problems.
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Nobody's paying attention, nobody's coming out here and asking us what we think.
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This shouldn't really be too surprising to anyone who has been paying attention.
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I also love that we're kind of not even paying attention to that.
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It wasn't until Bertolucci admitted it — on camera — that people started paying attention.
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Long story short, it's time to start paying attention to state energy policy.
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By the time they call out the names I'm not even paying attention.
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Paying attention to these nuances is even more critical in the Alvarez family.
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Michael Henderson said helped show the community that law enforcement was paying attention.
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"No one was paying attention to her two years ago," one insider said.
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Paying attention to the source of funding behind the research is key, too.
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But it only feels like an ending if you haven't been paying attention.
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But I wouldn't stop paying attention to the barbarous relic nor U.S. bonds.
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So this is an issue Clinton's team seems to be paying attention to.
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Why am I the only one who's paying attention to the important things???
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Even if people are resisting you they are still paying attention to you.
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How many people around the country are paying attention to what you say?
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We are trying to tell a story for an audience that's paying attention.
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Fortunately for her, another woman was paying attention and called the guy out.
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They're increasingly paying attention, and questioning why they are still overburdened and unprotected.
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"We started really paying attention to this space early last year," Laszuk said.
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She sneaked coy peeks at me to see if I was paying attention.
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There's a long-standing debate about how exactly paying attention helps us learn.
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Western and other intelligence services were certainly paying attention in the online world.
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Seth said that he wasn't really paying attention to what she was eating.
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Trump is paying attention to the border because he thinks it's a crisis.
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Paying attention to your triggers, and learning to avoid them, can also help.
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Once you start paying attention to Allison Janney, you'll realize she's in everything.
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Toward the middle of the country, I'd be paying attention to New Mexico.
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It's not just public investors who are paying attention to the Efficiency Score.
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But there's another national health-care system that's worth paying attention to: France's.
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But even if you haven't been paying attention, it turns out Starbucks has.
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But if you've been paying attention, you know that Winter can't be trusted.
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That's one of the reasons paying attention to our dreams is so informative.
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Have you guys been paying attention to the State Department's Spring Break tips?
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"No one was paying attention to her two years ago," the source explained.
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Many accused Apple of not paying attention to the addictive aspect of smartphones.
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But to know this kind of thing, you need to be paying attention.
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But I also think they are paying attention to some of those things.
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If you haven't been completely paying attention, there's a lot going on here.
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Here's another tip, now that we're all paying attention to our internet hygiene.
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After they won, "a lot of people started paying attention," including venture capitalists.
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But, again, we must ask the question: Is the world even paying attention?
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All those services were convenient and cheap, and big companies started paying attention.
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As Uber Health gets underway, we'll be paying attention to how it fares.
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Clinton made clear that she is also paying attention to Senator Ted Cruz.
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The Donald generally loves the media when it is paying attention to him.
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Human drivers are already crap at paying attention, even when they're always needed.
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And paying attention to that passion can direct you toward the perfect present.
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It shows that you're paying attention and ensures that you understood them correctly.
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No one is paying attention to individuals online, at least not any more.
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Has Hillary been asleep at the wheel all along and not paying attention?
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Anyone who didn't see millennial women coming for the ballot wasn't paying attention.
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This should come as no surprise to those who have been paying attention.
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If you haven't been paying attention to Doris Behr 2012 Irrevocable Trust v.
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Just paying attention to my kids, and I think a lot about things.
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Indubitably. But ease into it, and don't stop paying attention to your budget.
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Well, Steve was paying attention and tweeted back he's open to discussing it.
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But it's also worth paying attention to the non-symmetrical aspect of this.
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Who else should everyone be paying attention to in Quebec music right now?
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If he's making this bet right now, we should all be paying attention.
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"2012 was a really big point where people started paying attention," Fox says.
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Today, the former is not paying attention and the latter does not exist.
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Corporations are also paying attention as consumer demand for environmentally friendly products grows.
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If [Republicans] weren't paying attention to the 2018 elections, hopefully they are now.
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No. McCarthy wasn't saying anything anyone who was paying attention didn't already know.
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Anyone who wants to pin this squarely on white resentment isn't paying attention.
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Young people are paying attention to this election season — and for good reason.
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Whether you agree with that or not, Schimpf is worth paying attention to.
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The contrast is so dramatic, people have to start paying attention to that.
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"At least it shows people are paying attention to the issue," he said.
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And, he warned, "large companies not paying attention to change will get hurt."
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Is there something the market is saying we should be paying attention to?
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UTA Ventures is also paying attention to uses of artificial intelligence in media.
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And the latest news is somewhat startling if you haven't been paying attention.
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This means paying attention and noticing when you're in these moments of anxiety.
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Symptoms include trouble paying attention, being overly active and trouble controlling impulsive behaviors.
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But I want to believe that God is paying attention when I'm praying.
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It makes the other individual feel as though you really are paying attention.
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I started paying attention to him before a lot of other people did.
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If you've been paying attention to Rocky, this article probably shouldn't surprise you.
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In case you haven't been paying attention, Donald Trump is not most Republicans.
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But that moment is one that we should probably be paying attention to.
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Those who have been paying attention will remember the CASisDEAD track "Before This".
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If you're not paying attention to what's going on in energy, you should.
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Like, before the movie came out, I wasn't really paying attention to them.
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If you were paying attention, you knew what this meant: Solange was coming.
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Are things really getting worse, or is it that we're now paying attention?
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It's not sexy work, and the rest of the country isn't paying attention.
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I honestly stopped paying attention after the samurai episode, that was really cool.
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But at the federal level, it doesn't seem like anyone's really paying attention.
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The P90D is worth paying attention to because of its coveted Ludicrous mode.
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So what's the point of paying attention to any of this at all?
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"I had been paying attention to the news for decades," Mr. Hagerman said.
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But the comments shouldn't necessarily be surprising to anyone who's been paying attention.
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According to Glasscock, the fashion industry was paying attention to all of it.
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Of course, if they didn't, I don't blame you for not paying attention.
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" That was, "Okay, they weren't there and nobody was paying attention to it.
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If you don't think that's a real prospect, you haven't been paying attention.
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Not paying attention to the news isn't going to make you understand it.
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No one else is paying attention to them, but I ... To their experiences.
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Survivors are paying attention to the actions that the Senate takes right now.
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Nobody outside Michigan is really paying attention to this race for a reason.
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Remember that time flies when — and because — you aren't paying attention to it.
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Meetings can be a waste of time — especially if people aren't paying attention.
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People are paying attention to this region in a way they haven't before.
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" Oprah says she added ... "Have you not been paying attention to the news?
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"These women are paying attention," Chism-Vargas said, of the voters in Iowa.
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" Benny added, "If people are paying attention, I guess that's all it's about.
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How much have you been paying attention to the presidential campaign in general?
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Walking through the mountains required good balance and paying attention to each step.
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Fast enough to close the gap, especially if you are not paying attention.
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"People are paying attention now in a way they haven't before," she said.
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Older consumers, too, are increasingly paying attention to the food they are eating.
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It took about another 15 years for mainstream eaters to start paying attention.
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So many gardening mistakes are a result of not paying attention to this.
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"And," she added, "so few people seem to be paying attention to them."
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If you don't get that, you haven't been paying attention — or watching Cheer.
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In the margin it says, 'You haven't obviously been paying attention in class.
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In short, we pay too much attention to what we're paying attention to.
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I&aposd like to see them try that while they&aposre paying attention.
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NOW WE HAVE TO START PAYING ATTENTION TO DETAIL BECAUSE OF THE UNCERTAINTY.
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But the D.C. swamp was paying attention, and immediately went into action. 6.
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So here are a few moments from Wednesday's debate worth paying attention to.
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If nothing else, these two orders show that the Court is paying attention.
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We're studying and paying attention and performing the way that I had envisioned.
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When Stephen King recommends a new horror show, it's always worth paying attention.
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Millennials and Generation Z are paying attention, speaking up and leading movements. Rep.
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"On the one hand, I'm glad that Google is paying attention," he said.
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If you think smartphones are boring right now, you haven't been paying attention.
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Of course, it's no wonder why people are paying attention to this report.
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You can bet investors, and perhaps President Donald Trump, will be paying attention.
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If you start paying attention sooner rather than later, you'll be better off.
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She's paying attention to the cat, and the dog is not having it.
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When Greta was sitting there on her own people weren't really paying attention.
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"In those days, no one was paying attention to developing people," she said.
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"If you are not concerned then you are not paying attention," he said.
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Making — and paying attention to — slow, difficult, idea-laden movies might be another.
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But there are a couple of nuanced elements here worth paying attention to.
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Your dreams have been delivering you important messages: Have you been paying attention?
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"They're going to be paying attention the rest of the season," Moon says.
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His counsel is, if you've been paying attention, a bit of a recap.
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It didn't have to apply insane levels of secrecy, because we weren't paying attention.
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DesignBefore you even listen to a smart speaker, you're paying attention to the design.
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And you should pat yourself on the back for paying attention to your bits.
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"We look at mindfulness as a way of paying attention on purpose," Kaufman says.
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Or what the stress causes, which is you not paying attention to your health?
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But magazine readers aren't always paying attention to who runs what behind the scenes.
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If you've been paying attention, you might be able to guess what happened next.
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But she was a depressed teenager, and someone was finally paying attention to her.
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For instance, they have a hard time paying attention when reading to their children.
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VICE: Why should we be paying attention to borders as a concept right now?
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He even manages to smile as if he's been paying attention the whole time.
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Republican leaders now saying they are appalled are delusional, or haven't been paying attention.
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"Is Nielsen not paying attention to technology?" the designated TV viewer told the paper.
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The good news is in this election year, pretty much everyone is paying attention.
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Republicans say they are not worried about an upset but are certainly paying attention.
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"We now know dogs make more facial expressions when the human is paying attention."
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So for me, when people celebrate that, I think it's worth paying attention to.
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He wants governments to keep paying attention, because the crisis has not gone away.
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Snap either wasn't paying attention or has perfected the art of the troll… pic.twitter.
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And if there's any new broadcast show worth paying attention to, this is it.
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It seems that they were paying attention: Ms Frontiero won an 8-20153 decision.
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Now I'm paying attention, and my body is leaner, I'm healthier, I'm eating better.
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Second, it points out that the other person is the one not paying attention.
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It's all about exposure — to more backers, and to the big money paying attention.
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It's therefore not hard to understand why more traditional business publications are paying attention.
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What has me sitting up straight and paying attention, however, is the new interior.
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Investors will be paying attention to Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's views on the economy.
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"They sort of stop paying attention, and sometimes that volunteer comes in," he said.
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That shouldn't be much of a surprise to those who have been paying attention.
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Art has always been political, and anybody who says otherwise is not paying attention.
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"Paying attention to all of them, and their interactions, is vital to good health."
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Image: LogitechYou know a security risk is serious when Mark Zuckerberg starts paying attention.
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" Khloé's biggest issue with Kourtney, she said, was that she hadn't been "paying attention.
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On the ground here this week, paying attention to Jones has been almost impossible.
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It's of course impossible not to be paying attention to someone like Donald Trump.
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"You are paying attention to every little tiny thing after you ovulate," she explained.
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Anyone paying attention knows Lady Gaga pretty much has a lock on this category.
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Because I'm part of that machine: Trying to keep people watching and paying attention.
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If you've been paying attention, you know he's been doing this for a while.
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Research also shows that meditation boosts areas of the brain related to paying attention.
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So you better believe that companies like GoPro and DJI will be paying attention.
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But sometimes if I'm not paying attention I'll shiver when I'm in the house.
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But Peggy, and everyone paying attention at home, knows exactly who leads the journey.
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Here's the background, in case you somehow haven't been paying attention to CalPERS v.
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In case you weren't paying attention, something amazing just happened to the automobile industry.
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The man barely seems to be paying attention to what's going on around him.
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He clearly is mad people are not paying attention to his sister stupid ass.
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You say things just to let them know you're paying attention, not to interrupt.
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Going to work and paying attention to their personal lives is just about enough.
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Whatever your thoughts on Thiel, it was a moment worth paying attention to. 2.
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Customers enraged by Netflix's $2 price hike likely weren't paying attention two years ago.
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Hardly anyone was paying attention, and the few who were angrily shushed the others.
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I listened to my first audiobook recently, and had a tough time paying attention.
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For those in the back not paying attention, the rock face is cryptocurrency. Maybe.
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It makes me really happy when I see people just paying attention to this.
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"I feel like he's not paying attention to me," the Detroit rapper said Tuesday.
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You, of course, are responsible for paying attention to the road and surrounding traffic.
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Kongphan is almost always that player—even though he is only half paying attention.
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One should never bet on Democrats' political instincts—but it's clear they're paying attention.
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It's no surprise to me or anyone paying attention that they're still doing it.
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And in least one case, it was a good thing I was paying attention.
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But the real problem probably would have been that you hadn't been paying attention.
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As Brian talked, Andrew feigned paying attention, like so much of his listening nowadays.
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The alcohol companies are seeing it, and you've seen evidence of them paying attention.
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But when Ohanian started listening to Lodha, he didn't appear to be paying attention.
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And yet a lot of Americans stopped paying attention to Iraq in this decade.
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Going on BuzzFeed, whatever, on their phones instead of paying attention to what's happening.
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"We have got to start paying attention to the needs back home," Sanders said.
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We would hope that Harry Reid and others are paying attention to these ads.
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Just in case she was tricking me to see if I was paying attention!
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We need to make sure we're paying attention and that everybody shares their experiences.
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And someone who's paying attention, if they're willing to spend some money. Right. Exactly.
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They probably say they don't care about it, but I think they're paying attention.
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Stop paying attention to hot takers who want to make Lavar Ball an issue.
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If you'd been paying attention to Kanye's end of year tweets, they were reflective.
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What we do know is that Facebook has clearly been paying attention to Snapchat.
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For better or for worse, the Grammys are finally paying attention to heavy metal.
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And the earlier a startup begins paying attention to diversity and inclusion, the better.
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If you think this has a happy ending, then you haven't been paying attention.
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"I wasn't really paying attention to what was going on around me," she said.
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Everyone who is paying attention knows what the toll of Alzheimer's unchecked will be.
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With the fifth victim, it became clear the killer was watching and paying attention.
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As I look back, I beat myself up for kind of not paying attention.
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Doctors are increasingly paying attention to screening for cognitive function in all older people.
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If you weren't seriously worried about crime in 234, you just weren't paying attention.
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All of these industries are also paying attention to what goes on in fashion.
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After so much misbehavior, no one paying attention would take Facebook at its word.
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But pollsters are not necessarily paying attention to the racial makeup of those precincts.
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Even a low-level enemy can defeat an overconfident player who isn't paying attention.
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This is what we should've been paying attention to, not these outdated polling methods.
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Doing this project is what really got me into paying attention to the film.
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Touroni advised paying attention to your own thoughts and identify if you're doing this.
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I think teams will start paying attention to this only when it's too late.
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They were the ones paying attention to Earth for all the rest of us.
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Participants told reporters that Trump was paying attention and seemed to understand the details.
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The pharmaceutical industry has started paying attention to the AI drug discovery upstarts, too.
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What is helpful is paying attention to detail and being very conscientious about it.
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And the men who are paying attention appear to be getting younger and younger.
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But this is one of those times when the public should be paying attention.
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But if you weren't paying attention before, it probably is worth doing so now.
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Trump's tone-deafness to this issue couldn't be anymore obvious to those paying attention.
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Asking insightful questions is a great way to illustrate that you're really paying attention.
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I didn't really expect people to start paying attention to it or following me.
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Make sure you're paying attention to the suggested changes before you accept them, though.
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Until last week, few in either national party were paying attention to this race.
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Even just the act of paying attention to our habits can start shifting them.
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If you aren't worried about the future of American democracy, you aren't paying attention.
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This is a dangerous situation; let's hope that the American public starts paying attention.
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Sounding the alarm on global warming decades before others started paying attention to it?
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"I'm so proud of my fans for paying attention and getting involved," Grande said.
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If this crisis is not keeping you up at night, you're not paying attention.
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While no one was paying attention, though, a new group of giants emerged merely
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Also, there are Ohioans who are paying attention and tired of his political games.
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"If you are not paying attention, it is easy to look past," Stokes said.
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There's just one problem with this line of thought: They mostly aren't paying attention.
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Americans who are paying attention (many are not) are feeling bewildered, betrayed, and bamboozled.
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The world was not paying attention when Jack Roosevelt Robinson was born on Jan.
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The biggest thing that happened that nobody's paying attention to is that tax cut.
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I had thought that it was my fault, that I hadn't been paying attention.
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Once we're off camera and no one's paying attention, we all love each other.
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Departments tended to take inequality seriously when top executives were paying attention, she said.
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But HSI is certainly paying attention to the sale of large chunks of bitcoin.
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I've been watching and paying attention to how a lot of artists do it.
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My grandmother makes people feel seen and valued, just by paying attention to them.
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The people paying attention now aren't representative of the mass of Dem primary voters.
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What's happening all across the country is that people are paying attention, especially women.
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One of those paying attention to Ms. Sarli's career was the director John Waters.
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They tracked tiny unconscious eye movements to see what people were paying attention to.
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If you weren't seriously worried about crime in 1994, you just weren't paying attention.
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We unfortunately are not paying attention to it because we are on team sports.
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When did you realize that people were paying attention to what you were doing?
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If you weren't seriously worried about crime in 19803, you just weren't paying attention.
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And specifically, what that would mean is instead of saying corporate boards have one number that they need to be paying attention to, the bottom line, how much money is the corporation making, then they would be paying attention to the stakeholders.
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The light bar will start flashing red if the driver is caught not paying attention.
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If you're not paying attention — or work too slow — it'll burn your hard work away.
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And if you're paying attention to your mail, you'll know you have a tax issue.
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But if that's news to you, then you haven't been paying attention over the years.
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"But it's not just Mick Mulvaney who I will be paying attention to," Waters said.
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The thing is, that only works if the Fed's actually paying attention to the data.
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But for anyone who has been paying attention, the writing has been on the wall.
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Yet it's something — and maybe another sign that people are paying attention to their movement.
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A better measure of the severity of a financial crisis is who is paying attention.
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At The Verge, we recognize that great design is about paying attention to the details.
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For those paying attention, the writing has been on the wall for some time now.
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But things changed when I started paying attention to the frozen vegetable section at Costco.
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"Kanye was playing 'Connect 4' with his friends and not really paying attention," Kardashian said.
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When the song got leaked, that's when I started paying attention to the song too.
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Rather, it means paying attention, saying thank you, and recognizing the work others have done.
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Just focus on really paying attention the next time you drink a glass of wine.
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And Efron told ET that he isn't paying attention to the critics or reading reviews.
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"But if parents are enablers and others aren't paying attention, it's nearly impossible to stop."
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Suddenly, the media is paying attention to high profile stories of unequal pay, like E!
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Those shiny backs will slip right out of your hand if you're not paying attention.
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But it might not matter why people are laughing — as long as they're paying attention.
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"Scared people might start paying attention to this horrible doomsday machine we've built," he said.
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Why You Should Watch It: Growing up happens while you're paying attention to other things.
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But few will be paying attention to the most important awards category—Best Visual Effects.
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Yet until cynical politicians started paying attention, the main charge the compact faced was toothlessness.
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De Jesus, the car salesman at Basile Center Car, said Santander's rivals are paying attention.
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Or, maybe they always have a lot (of nothing) to say, despite never paying attention.
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When the same tipping point threat is received year after year, you stop paying attention.
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Guess it's on Baldwin to have the really crazy party — Kendall Jenner, you paying attention?
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Show the world WHY we should be paying attention to you instead of anyone else.
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But that only works if they are paying attention to the road at all times.
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John Kasich have been outspoken about ending the practice, and many voters are paying attention.
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It's just the other side of the ledger that you're perhaps not paying attention to.
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I wasn't paying attention to how many catches Ii had, how many yards I had.
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Taylor: We had a high school student who was talking back and not paying attention.
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Witnessing the editing process can be an education in itself, too, if you're paying attention.
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Animal exploitation has become so normalized it goes virtually unnoticed but we are paying attention.
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Why don't you start paying attention to the workers who are not doing so well?
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I wonder if people aren&apost paying attention really until after Labor Day perhaps, Shelby.
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What it means: Big food conglomerates are paying attention to the recent food consumption trends.
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So if you haven't been paying attention to TikTok, you may want to get started.
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He clearly wants us -- and anyone else paying attention -- to think he is doing more.
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Eye tracking can determine if a driver is not paying attention, or worse, is asleep.
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He was taking a photo of the crowd instead of paying attention to the golf.
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If you thought Hannah was going to do anything else, you haven't been paying attention.
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But it's obvious voters are paying attention and vetting the candidates right until the end.
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Sherri Dougherty: I'm thrilled that someone is paying attention to the genre of agriculture photography!
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No one is shooting up Baha'i centers because nobody is paying attention to the Baha'i.
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"He was just not really paying attention to me," Webb recalled of the second encounter.
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If you haven't been paying attention to the ShadowBrokers, here are five reasons to start.
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Instead they rely on getting it just close enough to fool people not paying attention.
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The media will stop paying attention to him, and it will drive Trump to despair.
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Anyone who thinks Sesame Street is just for kids has obviously not been paying attention.
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Needless to say, this will be a series worth paying attention to when it debuts.
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But there was a whole lot more that Corker said that's worth paying attention to.
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Such citizens appreciate the value of civil discourse and paying attention to national security affairs.
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Louisiana, for one, is paying attention and may soon try Netflix-like contracting with manufacturers.
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Training, observation and inspection regimes focus on teacher behaviour without paying attention to subject content.
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This has been out there for a while, but we just haven't been paying attention.
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Anyone who doesn't think advertisers are watching your every move online hasn't been paying attention.
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If there was a God, she recalled thinking, she hoped that He was paying attention.
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Once you start paying attention to fees, it becomes clear that the details really matter.
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With more of us paying attention and showing up, we believe it can keep working.
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Apple's work on an AI chip shouldn't surprise anyone who's paying attention to the competition.
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Then Blippi, a YouTube channel and personality, captivated my kids ... and I started paying attention.
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What are you doing where you're not paying attention at that time in the morning?
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I do think that is an outstanding question that we are all paying attention to.
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Their cultural impact has grown in recent years, particularly online, and brands are paying attention.
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"It shouldn't be surprising for people who are paying attention to the headlines," said Menendian.
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Alex: If you think Jon ends up on the throne, you haven't been paying attention.
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That kind of growth tends to get noticed and some important companies were paying attention.
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What do you do when nobody is paying attention to your 360-degree camera brand?
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And give them a chance, by paying attention, to hear not just insults, but insights.
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He had not been paying attention to the alternating hum and jangle of the mixer.
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If you're paying attention, you already know it's become the art form of our age.
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Politicians are paying attention to them perhaps because they've demonstrated a willingness to switch parties.
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"Business owners and investors have decided to just stop paying attention to D.C.," she said.
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What company do you think I'm not paying attention to that I should, besides AliveCor?
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Which wouldn't necessarily be a problem if it offered something else worth paying attention to.
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In order to solve a problem, you first need to be paying attention to it.
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One thing that started at the pool was paying attention to how women are treated.
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I liked the way this one started but I realize I haven't been paying attention.
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Paying attention to timing management also means thinking differently about how you plan your work.
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Half-paying attention to everything means you're not able to fully pay attention to anything.
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We're paying attention—at bare minimum, it's a great place to box without the bruises.
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And if we stop paying attention, and stop engaging, that means we've effectively given up.
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However, many Cubans interviewed by Reuters said they were barely paying attention to the transition.
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It also suggests that pointed ambiguities in her stated agenda are worth paying attention to.
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"People are paying attention and it doesn't coincide with the start of school," he said.
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With Taylor's songs, you're rewarded for paying attention to the words in a spectacular way.
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"If that's not setting off alarm bells, then someone's not paying attention," Mr. Lancman said.
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Those who keep waiting for a "turning point" to normalcy are just not paying attention.
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It wasn't until 2016, however, that that world's most powerful technology firms began paying attention.
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Another poet, a Scottish one, Kathleen Jamie, has built a writing life around paying attention.
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That warns other travelers and sends a message to management that customers are paying attention.
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"Having someone outside who is paying attention and who cares is more important," she said.
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People in her small town, she said, were not paying attention to impeachment at all.
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"People who voted for the D.P.P. are paying attention to what it's doing," she said.
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A lot of voters — particularly in Nevada and South Carolina — simply aren't paying attention yet.
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Either he wasn't paying attention to the laws, or he came under huge political pressure.
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Once you start paying attention, you can't help but notice how shockingly male it is.
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"I think everyone in higher education is paying attention" to Georgia State, Dr. Clayton said.
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Still, Mr. Gelwicks said there are plenty of adults paying attention: stylists, designers, celebrities themselves.
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"People are concerned and they're paying attention," said Jeremy Craig, the city manager of Vacaville.
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We're paying attention to the market, which is a bit unstable, to say the least.
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Then I realized that my son was barely paying attention to me, which was fine.
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And had Emma been paying attention, she might have known to expect something like this.
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Start by paying attention to how often you complain, and who you're doing it with.
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Read the full post on the metrics brands are paying attention to in 2020, here.
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But paying attention to how my emotions and habits interact wasn't going to hurt, either.
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And part of paying attention to things, it seems to me, is knowing their names.
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Is there anything in the security world I should be paying attention to right now?
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He also chided the media for not paying attention to other instances of gun violence.
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But the agency essentially found that Mr. Brown was not paying attention to the road.
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The implications of taking money from Epstein were obvious to anyone who was paying attention.
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"The difference is that this time it counts, people are now paying attention," he said.
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It was not until the turn of the century that outsiders started paying attention again.
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Mr. Trudell, a registered independent, stopped paying attention to national news about a year ago.
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Never mind Brexit, there's only one thing worth paying attention to on the internet today.
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They also said that so-called deficit hawks weren't paying attention during the Trump era.
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Abigail told me that she hopes that the C.E.O.s of other companies are paying attention.
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It was obvious to anyone paying attention that the incoming administration would be blatantly corrupt.
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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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All right, so, if you're a corporation, you need to be paying attention to this.
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Anyone who thinks these folks don't know what they are doing is not paying attention.
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The people around him are hardly even paying attention: They mill around, discussing other things.
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Curt Clawson said he's "not paying attention" now that Paul is out of the race.
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As always, when the President takes to Twitter, it's very much worth paying attention to.
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"The world is a tumultuous place even without paying attention to developing countries," Gates said.
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And Clendenon, who was always paying attention, picks the ball up and throws to third.
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But it suggests that at the very least a lot of people were paying attention.
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But lord knows I'll be paying attention when the game's most arcane secrets are plumbed.
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" He goes, "Mom, it's just a distraction, you need to stop paying attention to it.
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That TV is big and out there, you should be paying attention to it. Yeah.
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It won't get addressed unless Congress chooses to start (or resume) paying attention to it.
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Not too many folks are paying attention to the fact that the dollar is up.
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I wasn't paying attention to Bernie Sanders until Killer Mike put his name next to him.
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But the problem is not just that Embrapa is still paying attention to the wrong things.
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"If you're not voting and paying attention, you don't get a right to complain," Bell said.
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Every Canadian internet user should be paying attention, especially if they've illegally downloaded a movie before.
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Or it could have been paying attention to that smart phone alert at the last minute.
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Given the growing number of women using it, scientists believe it's time we start paying attention.
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That alone is a great reason for founders to start paying attention to the LP world.
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"A year after the FCC repeal, people are still pissed off and paying attention," she said.
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Financial advisors with interested clients also are paying attention to the development of these new funds.
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If you're paying attention this morning, you'll notice something new in your Twitter app for iOS.
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He understood all the mathematics I was talking about, so I started paying attention to him.
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The fact that we're not paying attention to Stormy Daniels is really kind of something else.
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Remember, if you interact, even negatively, you are showing online content creators you are paying attention.
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Of course, it's entirely possible that Khloé wasn't paying attention, and wasn't purposefully icing Thompson out.
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Whether they can do better isn't of interest; what's important is that they are paying attention.
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I'm pretty sure a candy bar ended up in the cart when I wasn't paying attention.
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It's time passive investors start paying attention to duration and how much exposure their portfolios have.
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At the same time, more investors are paying attention to startups that focus on women's healthcare.
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What investors may be paying attention to is whether McDonald's is having problems with its franchisees.
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Early state voters are the most likely to be paying attention to the race right now.
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And there's no guarantee that Verizon won't just change its mind when people stop paying attention.
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If you've been paying attention, however, you'll notice there's real value in this renegade awards night.
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In terms of paying attention to people that have done it successfully, I'm definitely watching Marvel.
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Investors will also be paying attention to minutes from the ECB and the Fed this week.
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If it significantly decreases their suffering, that will be a takeaway well worth paying attention to.
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Simply paying attention will tell you where your partner stands, and if their decisions are evolving.
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I looked around at the half-empty cafe, but nobody was paying attention to us anyway.
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In VR you can sneak away, while your avatar stays sitting, nodding intelligently, and paying attention.
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First: In the scene where Gilly read this information to Sam, he clearly wasn't paying attention.
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" And he said we're way behind: "We're like children in a playground ... We're not paying attention.
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"God has never stopped paying attention to me," Ostadhassan said on a warm day last year.
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Mainstream media started paying attention not just to the app's content but to its astounding growth.
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It's unfortunate that the only reason people are paying attention is because he's relatively high-profile.
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And the growth of marijuana dispensaries is a trend that labor unions are paying attention to.
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Kudos to Drake for paying attention to his body and knowing when to take things easy.
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As with anything she does, Beyoncé is always dropping clues to see who's really paying attention.
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In the north they have a special song they sing, about paying attention, about having patience.
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But Buffett has at various times warned investors about paying attention to the market's overall valuation.
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He also looks at the quality of the greens, paying attention to how wilted they are.
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It is paying attention to multiple stakeholders and making sure that it recognizes all of that.
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Just remember not to stop paying attention — in the end, that's the way they'll get you.
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I started paying attention to ingredients and stopped using things that had added perfumes and alcohol.
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It is unfortunate that so few people were paying attention that the warning slipped by unheeded.
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Something worth paying attention to if you happen to be a big Potterhead looking for inspiration.
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The nuclear threat posed by China's neighbor North Korea is something he's paying attention to closely.
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Paying attention, asking the deeper questions, and being willing to admit our own uncomfortable truths will.
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Camera equipment manufacturers, if you're paying attention, here's how to make your next generation of sales.
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"There's a very real business here that people haven't been paying attention to," he tells me.
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This is the man with the nuclear codes — we have to start paying attention to it.
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Clearly the members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts And Sciences have been paying attention.
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Uber If you don't know what Uber is by now, you've definitely not been paying attention.
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In recent weeks, pundits have called on Americans to stop paying attention to Trump's Twitter account.
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It's worth paying attention to exactly why Moore wrote in a 2006 LifeNet column that Rep.
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Whatever you do, keep in mind that people are paying attention to your moves right now.
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Lots of people are going to be looking up at the sky and not paying attention.
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Kris is concerned that Kim is watching and paying attention to media coverage of the robbery.
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While few have been paying attention, GOP lawmakers have a similar problem with the individual tax.
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"I'm indigenous ... I want to thank him for paying attention to us, the poor," she said.
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In news that shouldn't surprise anyone paying attention to Hollywood development news of late, Warner Bros.
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No more excuses about it being too early or claims that voters aren't yet paying attention.
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More and more people are paying attention to these procedural justice problems in our immigration system.
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To answer this question, it's time to start paying attention to the man behind the curtain.
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If you've been paying attention over the last few years, you likely won't be too surprised.
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No one at the party was paying attention to us, and nobody clapped when we finished.
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Here's the first Chromebook in a while that's worth paying attention to: the HP Chromebook 13.
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Oh God, when I wasn't paying attention did I become the head of a police union?
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And most people who've been paying attention have a good enough grasp on what that means.
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This album came out at a time when lots of people were paying attention to you.
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Porn Beware: If we all stop paying attention to Milo, he will eventually do porn. 2.
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Anything that's constant or reliable, the brain stops paying attention to it or giving it weight.
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What's something people aren't paying attention to about Hot Luck that you think makes it cool?
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We had become divided, not by animus, but by neglect, not paying attention to our history.
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If Verizon's venture into the risqué seems surprising to you, you clearly haven't been paying attention.
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I wasn't paying attention, so I don't know whether he had anything to do with them.
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I wasn't paying attention when you texted me asking if we could call our show that.
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"Paying attention now, I could see why they had this skepticism and resistance," Dr. Willerslev said.
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But at least he's paying attention to those places and trying to win back those voters.
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Given his focus on connecting more Americans with meaningful work, I hope he is paying attention.
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And yet Beinstock still believed that there was something special happening, something worth paying attention to.
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Many people with autism also have different ways of learning, paying attention or reacting to things.
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It's a big turnaround story, and one that Fox News executives should be paying attention to.
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What's more important is listening to your cravings and paying attention to when you feel full.
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It must feel like a reversal of fate to those who have not been paying attention.
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After the Olympics' closing ceremony, I worry that Americans will stop paying attention to the virus.
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Paying attention to the way your video is lit will enhance your video quality overall. 4.
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Taking me to the movies and paying attention to me was a kind of secret sympathy.
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If you don't know the name Caroline Calloway by this point, you haven't been paying attention.
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Older consumers too are increasingly paying attention to the nature of the food they are eating.
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"If you aren't angry, you aren't paying attention" seems to be the Democratic motto these days.
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Kushner, she told me, was barely paying attention; Manafort was mostly on his phone, or asleep.
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Since then, Adcock hasn't stopped paying attention to people's facial expressions — even in his private life.
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"They were mad at me because they thought I wasn't paying attention to her," he said.
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I wasn't really paying attention and got a little ahead of myself on the holiday break.
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These can help address issues, but, more importantly, show customers that the vendor is paying attention.
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I struggled to maintain a semblance that I was paying attention without giving my secret away.
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It can really help give the American people confidence that government is working, is paying attention.
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"They have stopped paying attention to the other sectors," said Bharrat Jagdeo, leader of the opposition.
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But, if you've been paying attention, none of this should come as much of a surprise.
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He said he joined an after-school chess program to address problems paying attention in school.
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So much of emotionally safer sex is dependent on knowing and paying attention to your partner.
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Erik Hagerman did something for himself; he ran away from the issue and stopped paying attention.
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My point is that this rarely happens because managers are not paying attention to the competition.
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But if you're not paying attention, you'll miss what's it's really about: the European refugee crisis.
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About half of Americans surveyed said they were paying attention to news about the teacher strikes.
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His rhetoric has grown stale at a time where people are paying attention more than ever.
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And it turned out that the real author of My Immortal was listening and paying attention.
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Mr. Trump used Twitter on Wednesday to show that he was paying attention to the talks.
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Don't worry: If you're not paying attention, the system beeps to let you know it's done.
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Yeah. Well, not paying attention to Middle America seems to be the theme this year. Yes.
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Ms. Chast excels at paying attention, and that is her blessing as well as her curse.
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If you're paying attention, you can notice the strap dangling off his wrist in every highlight.
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But now is the time to start paying attention, as talks come down to the wire.
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Young companies are paying attention to diversity because it has been linked with better business decisions.
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Many of the young people at the Medgar Evers clinic are sure to be paying attention.
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In 2016, we learned that lesson the hard way, even if not everybody was paying attention.
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KS: This is interesting that they're not paying attention to things we devote our lives to.
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Trumpcare has tended to fare best when people assumed it was kaput and stopped paying attention.
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Global investors are paying attention to Iraq, but the country is still in a rocky position.
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And I've learned some strange things about myself from paying attention to how I do this.
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Paying attention to and maintaining your credit score is a vital part of your financial health.
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"If you think this leak wasn't designed to hurt Bernie, you're not paying attention," he tweeted.
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Are you paying attention, Tulsi Gabbard, Seth Moulton, Tim Ryan, John Delaney and other also-rans?
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History happens while we're not paying attention, even while we're rehashing the history of something else.
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In case you haven't been paying attention, Lin-Manuel Miranda has had a very busy decade.
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Nobody has been paying attention to the rules governing the Republican Party's early caucuses and primaries.
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Best seen with: Anyone who has been spending too much time paying attention to the news.
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Right now it's just staying together, staying confident, and paying attention to detail for 48 minutes.
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The trick is to make sure that people aren't really paying attention to what you're saying.
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I was quietly paying attention to various details of the painting when I heard something. Whoosh!
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Some people who are not paying attention think they are as they were 30 years ago.
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Don't let the bad guys in the Senate do terrible things because you weren't paying attention!
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Colleges are paying attention at different levels to what that means and trying to develop programs.
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"We can learn a huge amount about ourselves by paying attention to our dreams," Barrett said.
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Here's a quick snapshot of what's happening now, and why you should be paying attention: 1.
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It might just be the most important race no one is paying attention to right now.
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Have you not been paying attention to what we've been doing for the last three months?
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Now, I'm paying attention to my skin and taking care of it instead of hiding it.
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Looking into the week ahead, there are three things investors still paying attention need to watch.
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If Mike Tomlin isn't your pick for coach of the year, you haven't been paying attention.
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"We need to have the world paying attention and monitoring what is going on," she says.
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This involves paying attention to people, situations, and personal actions that cause them distress or discomfort.
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Let's be real: Hope for happy endings in Westeros usually means you haven't been paying attention.
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It's not insignificant and I'd add this-- it's not just Asian Americans who are paying attention.
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Unfortunately, we've got a habit of paying attention to pandemics only when they're actually upon us.
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It also teaches something lovely about paying attention to beloved, much-adapted texts like Alcott's novel.
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When asked specifically about politics or Trump's policies Brady often said he hadn't been paying attention.
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I mean consideration in the broadest sense: paying attention, truly listening and showing understanding for others.
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Poile plans to keep making calls, listening and paying attention until the deadline on Feb. 228.
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Start paying attention to the way you think so you can become aware of the problem.
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And while you're at it, start paying attention to how individual apps affect you physically, too.
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I can tell with the formulaic questions who's really listening and paying attention and who's not.
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It's been a tumultuous week for anyone paying attention to recent events in Israel and Gaza.
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I always looked at that as a benchmark and one that was worth paying attention to.
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Our current media and professional environment is fueling this distraction by only paying attention to drama.
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The first order of productivity thing that happens is exactly what you said, which is that the entire amount of time spent in the car sitting there paying attention — or playing Pokémon Go when you're supposed to be paying attention — all of that time frees up.
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Jenny is there; her aqua blue head tilted, paying attention in the respectful way Norwegian audiences do.
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"There are enough of them for us to start paying attention," he said, sitting next to Trump.
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Fuller has clearly been paying attention to the important conversations about diversity on screen and across genres.
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"Truly, now is the single worst time to be paying attention to fresh polling data," he writes.
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Geography resists narrative; one only gets to decide when to begin paying attention and when to stop.
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Or maybe he just wasn't paying attention and left his subordinates with a mess to clean up.
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Sure, she's losing her mind, the show says, but if you're not, are you even paying attention?
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Yet Daniels (real name Stephanie Clifford) is the Trump antagonist everyone is paying attention to right now.
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"It's not so much about changing minds as getting people who aren't paying attention," Trippi told CNBC.
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And I think if they're over 25 and they're still doing it, then they're not paying attention.
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To ensure you're paying attention, Cadillac developed what it calls the first truly hands-free driving system.
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Just talk to him more so he knows you're on your game and paying attention to him.
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"No single test score should ever be examined without paying attention to this critical context," he added.
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She's doing a gig and not paying attention to the fact that people are looking for her.
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I began paying attention to my diet, exercised more regularly, and became more consistent with my medicines.
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He joined an after-school chess program to help address problems he had paying attention in school.
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"I'm happy that artists are paying attention to Guantánamo," Thompson concluded at the end of our conversation.
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The bottom line: Powell will continue to make pro-forma noises about paying attention to financial markets.
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The first should prove familiar to those who've been paying attention to the smartphone game of late.
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So you can't be expected to know that you should be paying attention to May's mental state.
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But accelerators do have a history of helping birth some impressive companies, so it's worth paying attention.
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"As Ramsay Bolton said, 'If you think this has a happy ending, you haven't been paying attention.'"
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She adds that without the police paying attention there has been an increase in robberies and rape.
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But there's some evidence that Trump, who sources say has not spoken to Bannon, is paying attention.
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In 2016, Gellar told PEOPLE the secret to her successful marriage is paying attention to one's partner.
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No one would question your ADHD any longer because every fish has a hard time paying attention.
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They could tell the members were paying attention because of all of the questions they were asking.
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And though Trump may be relying more on erratic behavior than cynical plotting, we're still paying attention.
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And then before long, we're completely not even paying attention to whether or not he's even [entertained].
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In 2016, Gellar told PEOPLE the secret to her successful marriage is paying attention to one's partner.
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But to Black people of the rural South, the rest of us just haven't been paying attention.
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When users feel the developer is paying attention and being helpful, they'll likely rate the app higher.
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In some sense this is congressional procedural minutiae — but it's worth paying attention to, for two reasons.
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Maybe we were not paying attention, but he certainly has been out there for a long time.
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Paying attention to your breath can help you focus on your body and how the touch feels.
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In both cases I'm paying attention to multiple things simultaneously, and constantly shifting my focus between them.
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We use social media because we are animals who get off on people paying attention to us.
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Even if you logically know that everyone else is mostly paying attention to and concerned with themselves.
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Minimizing training time means minimizing lazy learning and paying attention to multiple sources of information at once.
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Mr Caro was a reporter for Newsday on Long Island when he began paying attention to Moses.
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I started paying attention to how mechanics functioned and how certain characters spoke to me (or didn't).
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To anyone paying attention, these answers amounted to an admission of the basic facts of the case.
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For once, training camp "stats" like interceptions and completion rate might actually be worth paying attention to.
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If you guessed straight men, you'd be right — and if you didn't, you haven't been paying attention.
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If you were really paying attention, you'd know that's exactly what Apple and Nintendo are doing next.
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Paying attention to the motion readouts in the Gameball app changes how you play with the ball.
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First, of course, the Muller Report means that very few people are paying attention to other news.
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It got to the point where she wasn't even paying attention to anything but her text messages.
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The car is also smart enough to watch you, making sure you're paying attention to the road.
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I need to always have my own catharsis with performance, whether anyone is paying attention or not.
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In case you weren't paying attention in civics class, the correct answer is D: the spaceship thing.
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Millennials in search of jobs and lower costs are revitalizing those cities, and employers are paying attention.
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In the event of a crash, you can use the footage to prove you were paying attention.
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Anyone who was paying attention to previously released breadcrumbs knew about the scene that opens the trailer.
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But she's also the kind of nasty gal you'll end up rooting for if you're paying attention.
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If you think Florida State Attorney Aramis Ayala shies away from controversy, you haven't been paying attention.
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The market will start paying attention to politics if the extremes of both parties, including Vermont Sen.
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"With this film Love After Love, everyone's suddenly paying attention," MacDowell told PageSix of the film's success.
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The... Here's the first Chromebook in a while that's worth paying attention to: the HP Chromebook 13.
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I should have been paying attention to the subtle nuances instead of thinking yep, this stuff's good.
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Yet those paying attention to the Oromo protests in Ethiopia realized it was much more than that.
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If you're paying attention this election season, you've heard about Trump's national stop and frisk policy comments.
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Meditation, connecting with your inner voice, and paying attention to your dreams are important during Virgo season.
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Nope. If you think the story ends without at least a wrinkle, you haven't been paying attention.
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As far back as 2007, experiments have demonstrated that those who meditate are better at paying attention.
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" Pompeo added that Kim follows the Western press and "he's paying attention things the world is saying.
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Like any writer worth paying attention to, Roth turns out to be the sum of his contradictions.
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