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However, officials did take note of a change in mood.
However, officials did take note of a change in mood.
Take note of what the kids are saying these days.
Investors will want to take note of mismatches as well.
Supermarkets are also starting to take note of the problem.
Gazing toward you, the others must take note of him.
Dr. Douglas Frederick hopes drivers take note of the findings.
" Take note of that comment: "if this thing takes off.
"We take note of Prime Minister Johnson's letter," she said.
Exchanges are starting to take note of tax reporting, however.
We as viewers can and should take note of them.
PlayStation Plus users especially should take note of all this.
Credit rating agencies are beginning to take note of the risk.
Take note of how your skin reacts to the sun, too.
Also, take note of those legacy ports that survived this update.
Take note of who in your life is ignoring that call.
Larger brands might do well to take note of Puma's success.
They can open their eyes and take note of visual sensations.
But it was long enough to take note of several features.
Climate scientists have begun to take note of Dr. Palmer's argument.
Take note of that, if you're planning to make Dalgona yourself.
Take note of things you like when you're at friends houses.
If so, take note of that and adjust you plan accordingly.
Technical strategists are starting to take note of the refreshed momentum here.
Also take note of the charging rate listed on the phone's specs.
Finland provides a model that the American media might take note of.
Take note of what apps are listed under the Battery usage section.
First, take note of the speed with which this started to sprout.
Can we also take note of the abundance of great facial hair?
You know, Joe just said something that everybody should take note of.
But it's important to take note of just what high volatility means.
"I want to take note of that and acknowledge it," Tillerson said.
Copy the ride cost, and take note of the tip amount.2.
Parents of young children may want to take note of our findings.
We will take note of each and every vote on this issue.
Trump and other leaders can take note of successes around the globe.
It shakes our conscience to really, truly, take note of our circumstances.
Policymakers should take note of this risk and take steps to diversify.
So I went back and I made amendments to take note of that.
Since they didn't take note of these particles, they also didn't name them.
Others should take note of the shifts in the global energy market too.
Take note of the stillness and calm, because it isn't going to last.
Countries that still recognize Maduro should take note of what they are endorsing.
Next, take note of the specific place the wine is produced, Thorsen says.
Bashar Assad and his friends, the Russians, take note of what Americans say.
Take note of Paul Millsap's feet at the beginning of this clip below.
Journal and take note of how exercise makes you feel: happy, confident, powerful.
I hope that other employers will take note of what Starbucks has done.
This is a wonderful day to take note of where you are emotionally.
They marry just as the industry is beginning to take note of her.
Take note of the people you run into and meet around these days.
It'd be refreshing to see whatever story comes next take note of this.
Liberals should take note of the recent special election in Pennsylvania's 18th District.
And whenever you are in a new location, take note of the exits.
The key thing here is for you to take note of the process.
This is because he doesn't really take note of the borders he's crossing.
Take note of any white horn icons; they serve as a given settlement's alarm.
But Dany should take note of Aegon's history lessons before making any rash decisions.
We take note of this march, but our only interlocutor is the UK government.
But take note of that lengthy blackout period between December 16 and January 4.
That was OK. He'd just have to take note of that for future excursions.
Kalanick doesn't seem to take note of this fact in his email to employees.
You'll want to take note of Jeri Hogarth, who acts as Danny Rand's lawyer.
Today many passengers, not just aviation geeks, take note of what planes they board.
Hardcore gaming without a fancy graphics cardGamers should take note of Kaby Lake, too.
Even OPEC-doubters will take note of what the agreement says about Saudi Arabia.
Then, I take note of what I need to grocery shop for later today.
Investors are likely to take note of the messaging coming out of that conference.
Many people did not value it, or even fully take note of the change.
Other governors will take note of the Foxconn experiment years after Walker leaves office.
Instead, they would take note of the public Wi-Fi networks you passed by.
I can only assume the writers wanted the audience to take note of this fact.
Watch some porn or read erotica and take note of what gets your blood flowing.
And it would take note of those countries that cooperate with ICC investigations into Americans.
Then welcome it into the world and take note of where it lands in history.
And Fanning wasn't the only one to take note of their obsessive eye for detail.
"Bashar Assad and his friends, the Russians, take note of what Americans say," McCain said.
Male actors probably don't even take note of being part of an all-male cast.
Also, we should take note of how normalized routine stress has become in our society.
But they'd take note of a government program that made their money work for them.
Markets in the rest of the world then take note of what has been said.
The other big subplot to take note of is that Shaw's mother is in prison.
"We take note of your difficulty in removing prisoners," Rhodes said Castro said to him.
But since the backlash, more have begun to take note of his behavior and influence.
And even when they did, the hospital failed to take note of a crucial injury.
Foreign investors are also beginning to take note of what's happening in Turkey, says Numan.
Additionally, context-dependent settings could monitor the phone's location and take note of surrounding devices.
Take note of the percentage of stocks, bonds and cash you have in your portfolio.
Congressional leadership ought to take note of the disproportionate margin in favor of congressional action.
Take note of how you use social media and whether it's negatively affecting your relationship.
Or find similar job descriptions and take note of the keywords that routinely pop up.
"Take note of the two nearest exits in any facility you visit," the webpage instructs.
Countries that still recognize Maduro should take note of what they are endorsing. pic.twitter.com/KlSebd2M5a
Simply knock on your selected melon with your knuckles and take note of how it sounds.
The audit should take note of potential areas of risk, like customer data or employee access.
Please take note of the crucial place on the female anatomy where New York City lies.
But there are still a few things to take note of, even for the average consumer.
Instead of focusing on your personal flaws, take note of what your coworker is doing right.
"Bashar al-Assad and his friends the Russians take note of what Americans say," he said.
Two women, who are a couple, run down the block and take note of the scene.
Take note of all the security around them, including the dude with the giant automatic weapon.
Essentially, when officers pull someone over, they'll be required to take note of the person's ethnicity.
Congress should take note of this fact and update the Jones Act for the 21st century.
The United States Census Bureau began to take note of "mixed nativity" marriages only in 2013.
During orientation, the Italian instructors talked about customs and other important practices to take note of.
Take note of the most viral ones as well as their accompanying dances, and learn them.
I always like to take note of who hides their origins and who shows them off.
But Brazilian leaders should take note of what has happened in Mexico and Honduras, she said.
If you completed any type of assignment, take note of how soon – and if – feedback was provided.
Finally, take note of the embers on the left; there's significantly more detail in the Pro screenshot.
Be sure, by the way, to take note of what the CPU laptop makers claim is inside.
Since Rover walkers take note of whenever their pooch clients poop, these are some seriously stinky numbers.
Before 2017 recedes entirely into the rearview mirror, let's take note of some of the good news.
It's the only way people will take note of what they are doing to our black players.
It provided the following statement: We take note of the DPA's decision with which we respectfully disagree.
"Hopefully other events can take note of the human nature of the way they reacted," she says.
Barring those options, you can always take note of the low-cost locations for your golden years.
Or, perhaps, we could all take note of what is happening here and vote with our dollars.
"This informal group will take note of the Venezuelan announcements and discuss how to proceed," he added.
"We hope more airlines take note of what these impressive competitors are doing," Zillmer said. Indeed. 21.
Yet Mr. Trump was correct to take note of the continued strength of the American economic recovery.
Any 2020 Democratic presidential nominee should take note of the success of progressive policies in Ohio cities.
In order to experiment you need to have an observing mind and take note of your results.
But before you try to calibrate these concerns, take note of a larger consideration you haven't mentioned.
Take note of that and then reach out if the team has a particularly good winning streak.
Take note of what turns you on, what turns you off, and what you're not sure about.
Morgan Stanley advised its clients to take note of that comparison as Bezos' wealth continues to grow.
Take note of other medical supplies you might need, such as contact lenses or hearing aid batteries.
Yes, I'm sorry for explaining that, but it's too good a moment not to take note of.
"We take note of the votes in the House of Commons this evening," a Commission spokeswoman said.
Three-year-old Josué couldn't be roused from his slumber to take note of Judge Nathan Herbert.
Coral reef fish take note of what others are eating, a behavior that can affect sensitive reef environments.
Get as much face time as possible — but also take note of who's willing to come to you.
"We take note of the decision by the people of the United Kingdom," Lagarde said in a statement.
"We take note of the British people's decision with regret," German Chancellor Angela Merkel said after the vote.
" - International Monetary Fund's Christine Lagarde: "We take note of the decision by the people of the United Kingdom.
But someone, surely, will take note of its smaller budget and realize innovation might lie in that direction.
Take note of what has helped you succeed thus far so that you can keep those habits up.
Take note of what might set you off and even prepare your responses before entering into difficult discussions.
Today's also fab for socializing, take note of whom you meet today—they could become a great friend.
The important thing to take note of here is how crazy fast this man is going without pause.
"We take note of the CNIL's decision with which we respectfully disagree," Facebook told Reuters in a statement.
Just take note of some of the high-profile deals that have been scrapped over the last year.
Take note of important names at your company, since you never know who you'll happen to run into.
No media outlets seemed to take note of his passing, let alone his previous life as Mr. STRESS.
In other words, babies don't copy mindlessly — they take note of who you are and why you act.
Democrats need to keep their chins up, though, and concerned moderate Democrats should take note of two factors.
Read through the list, and don't forget to take note of any scenarios you might want to try.
Hopefully other companies will take note of Google's lead here and adjust their own April Fools' plans accordingly.
Hopefully other companies will take note of Google's lead here and adjust their own April Fools' plans accordingly.
Did any of these Republican lawmakers take note of the Iranian naval exercise in the gulf in August?
Osafo wondered whether this week's summit outcome would be more than just another document to take note of.
One train operator told a packed car of frustrated riders to take note of their subway car's number.
When shopping for the right Christmas tree stand, there are a few specifications you must take note of.
Take note of who stresses you out, because they'll probably give you problems again later in the month.
But the second-place Toronto Raptors should take note of the wreckage that King James leaves in his wake.
I think political leaders should take note of the Trump phenomenon because it isn't limited to the United States.
The first thing to take note of is that password-free WiFi networks should be avoided at all costs.
OK.  But you are very clearly supposed to take note of the large udders that hang off of them.
"We take note of the adoption of the decree," a spokesman for the Commission said in an emailed statement.
Budding GIF artists, take note of how drastically aesthetics, form, and values can evolve in just a few years.
As you listen to music, Pandora will take note of your activity and create a playlist based around that.
Going into Sabrina, it's vital viewers take note of the word "companion" there — these two series are not twins.
But there's good reason to take note of what has changed in Big Tech, beyond the recent stock moves.
Or if there's an issue with the battery's temperature being too high, the system will take note of it.
Investors should take note of the downgrades analysts made on a collection of stocks, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday.
There's some pressure on inflation and we think the Fed is going to take note of this weaker data.
Take note of the promotional period and what the new APR will be once the promotional rate is over.
Opinion THIS was an important and even revelatory week in American politics, and we should take note of it.
Li says the ultimate goal is that people will eventually take note of the policy and begin policing themselves.
Choose at least three of the winning essays to read, and take note of what "writer's moves" impress you.
" Afterward he would take note of the clothes he'd been given to wear and say: "'I love these suits.
Mr. Morales paused to take note of the way some of the higher-profile performances end at the Bowl.
Maybe I hadn't planted nearly enough milkweed to make a wild monarch take note of my little way station?
Attendance surged, and hipsters in Berlin began to take note of the upheaval underway in sleepy, big-money Frankfurt.
Food lovers thinking about a summer visit, take note of the annual Singapore Food Festival (July 13 to 29).
"The flight attendants almost always take note of your actions and are helpful the whole flight," said Mr. Solomon.
You take note of Fenty Beauty, Savage x Fenty, Fenty fashion house, and whatever creative endeavor inevitably come next.
During its two minutes in the air, the crowd was told to take note of its low noise profile.
They were enjoying their incognito so much that they neglected to take note of the wanderings of Paris streets.
Not so this year, and future ceremonies should take note of what worked in 2016 to repeat in the future.
"We take note of the CNIL's decision with which we respectfully disagree," a Facebook spokesperson said in an email statement.
The unelected House of Lords will also debate the deal but will be asked only to "take note" of it.
As early as 2013, reporters were beginning to take note of a surge in unaccompanied minors coming to the border.
Take note of the hideous, eldritch echo of dozens of drones being poop-birthed into the air at once.[BBC]
As you witness young Drake enjoying himself above, take note of his signature guffawing laugh, which has persisted into adulthood.
"We haven't really seen institutional shareholders take note of this disclosure," says Steve Seelig of Willis Towers Watson, a consultancy.
Dragon's Dogma offers hints that you need to take note of, and doesn't tend to waste time with idle threats.
Statistician General Pali Lehohla said policymakers should take note of the numbers as they showed "what we are up against".
Taking disputes to a physical level is never the answer and I hope my peers take note of my mistake.
"We take note of the CNIL's decision with which we respectfully disagree," Facebook said in a statement emailed to Reuters.
Take note of what happens during April around fame and fortune, because you will be revisiting these themes in May.
Look as early as you want in your fall semester, just to see what's available and take note of deadlines.
It says it will not, for instance, take note of your pain reliever purchases to push Instagram ads for clinics.
When you apply for a job at any company it is always best to take note of the company values.
Barring those options, you can always take note of the low-cost locations for later relocation in your golden years.
The island has seen significant changes already as more New Yorkers and tourists take note of the former military base.
The favourite mantra of Trump apologists—"Take note of what the president does, not what he says"—is illustrative of that.
It will take note of emails you reflexively delete and ask if you just want to unsubscribe from the darn things.
Take note of color: When you're picking your opponent, pay attention to the color of the toads displayed by their username.
Take note of the imperfections that you're aware of, and keep them handy in case you hear reports indicating further damage.
So, the next time you dream about being pregnant, take note of the feelings or questions that rise to the surface.
But Mr Carpenter's lawyers say the justices should take note of the fact that mobile phones are no longer really optional.
"We  take  note  of  the  recommendation... and will continue to defend ourselves vigorously," HSBC said in an emailed comment to Reuters.
Take note of your mood and state of mind the next time you make—or want to make— an impulse purchase.
Click here for Cramer's insight Investors should take note of the downgrades analysts made on a collection of stocks, Cramer said.
At the same time, we must not fail to take note of the most remarkable measure of his annual expressive growth.
Now maybe some casting director will take note of a fine man who swallows his pride and is willing to work.
By contrast, I take note of Hillary Clinton's campaign: methodical, cautious, steady, not too glamorous but relentlessly on track and succeeding.
So be careful out there, and take note of the public cooling centers that the city has opened across the boroughs.
If you're among the work-obsessed, perhaps you could also take note of my grandpa's late-in-life realization about priorities.
While interviewers consciously take note of the answers you provide, your body language reveals subconscious clues to your personality and attitude.
Scroll on and take note of which sales you won't want to sleep through shopping over the January mini-break ahead.
Take three deep breaths and take note of any smells, perhaps the scent of burning wood, releasing any tension you're feeling.
In housing-project lobbies and three-generation family apartments, outside methadone clinics and art studios, people take note of the inequity.
They also take note of the effort Hossa exerts to ensure he is contributing, even when the goals do not come.
Legislators must take note of this cultural shift and embrace the numerous evidence-based policies that can keep our country safe.
In the motion Thursday, prosecutors seem to take note of that as they argued for the introduction of additional witness testimony.
The government, however, has said the British courts might still take note of ECJ rulings after the country has left the bloc.
Take note of these restaurants in your area, and make sure you continue supporting these women long after Women's History Month ends.
"We take note of the recommendations put forward," a spokeswoman for Credit Suisse, Switzerland's second-biggest bank, said in an emailed statement.
There, the company will analyze the computer and take note of all the components that have failed and how "old" they look.
Fox unearthed the clip, billing it as a tribute to Rickman, but fans were quick to take note of the Bowie connection.
"We take note of various articles in the press, which indicate that an official investigation will be conducted," a UBS spokesman said.
Law enforcement agents need to take note of this, and be much more careful about what (and how often) they post online.
Take note of how communication flows in your relationships today, since the Sun will meet Mercury retrograde in your opposite sign, Aries.
" But McCain also had scathing criticism for Trump, saying: "Bashar Assad and his friends, the Russians, take note of what Americans say.
Those measurements, which the BBC said apply to restrictions in the UK and the United States, are important to take note of.
For this reason, millennials should take note of the situation many baby boomers find themselves in today as they near retirement age.
Take note of this if you're interested in how much data you've already used, because we're going to reset it to zero.
Put your positive foot forward and take note of these 10 things to never say in the first 30 days of work.
If you dislike someone, pray for him, take note of his virtues, imagine that he has virtues even if he has none.
Additionally, Bosnia should take note of Sweden's approach to Russia with the reintroduction to conscription amid worries about Russia's Baltic military drills.
Try to take note of where Yamamoto's right foot last touches the mat before the knee, and then where it lands afterwards.
Thus, uncomfortable situations like the presentation at Bar Laika become more common than the art world would like to take note of.
Cyborg experience is here, and it hurts us not by being cruel but by making us take note of limits in ourselves.
If you're already in a job and negotiating a raise, take note of any new tasks you've taken on since you started.
About 115 pages into President Trump's proposed 2021 budget are two line items that Medicare beneficiaries might want to take note of.
Ahead, find five common causes for a change in your urine — and take note of which ones could signal a more serious problem.
While the list of extra ingredients might deter some die-hard coffee fanatics, others can't help but take note of the low cost.
Most of his subjects are willing participants, invited to look the camera in the eye, or at least take note of its presence.
The Moon entered psychic Water sign Pisces at 3:31 AM, so take note of any messages you received during last night's slumber!
If you're looking for ways to squeeze relaxation into a jam-packed schedule, take note of how these five billionaires de-stress.1.
As I dug deeper into the cultures of Venice Beach, I began to take note of the effects of gentrification in the area.
We would not directly apply these implied growth rates and it is important to take note of the error in our model vs.
Click on to take note of the good goods that actually have us looking forward to the cold, dark, lovey-dovey month ahead.
But if the girls are planning to take note of opinions on Running To The Sun, they won't have anything to worry about.
But it sounds like the brothers did not take note of the name of the film that introduced their song to the world.
I also take note of candidates who ask questions, because then it feels like a collaborative effort to reach a mutually beneficial outcome.
Take note of the fact that, as far as you remember, Ms. Amos did not work as a "trio" as the clue states.
In short, whoever the Democrats nominate, it would behoove them to take note of the rhetorical lessons being taught by Sanders and Buttigieg.
All Americans should take note of the unity and commitment portrayed by those running this race and those who have served our country.
As the eyes of the nation watch this story unfold, it's important to take note of how Tennessee's laws may determine Walker's fate.
That is a demonstration by the Iranians that they have that capability, something the United States will take note of in the future.
" She added: "When you have setbacks, it's important to take note of that and learn the lessons and try to improve moving forward.
But perhaps you will find more to appreciate in Mr. Cattelan's work if you take note of two points: one formal, one social.
"Our allies take note of the inability of the United States to keep its word or follow through on its plans," Buttigieg said.
As you begin to work out, notice the changes in your breath, feel your heart rate increase, and take note of any perspiration.
Tech banker Aryeh Bourkoff has issued an outlook that startups eyeing the public markets should take note of: the bar has been raised.
They might wonder why David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson look older, and they might take note of how time seems to have passed.
If I find myself repeatedly seeking reassurance that I'm not a bad person, I ask my loved ones to take note of my behavior.
VR makers should take note of the recent problems when 16 hoverboards caught fire in 12 states, launching a federal investigation and causing Amazon.
We hope that other art institutions and museums take note of the fact that there is little public tolerance for art that harms animals.
Anonymous "climate surveys" that include questions about employees' experiences of harassment have been shown to be useful—if managers take note of the results.
Dozens of mental health apps are available in the App Store, which remind users to drink water, take note of their feelings, and more.
The meditation instructed participants to notice the feelings, thoughts and physical sensations that arose in the moment and take note of them without judgement.
Take note of the Syracuse players' choice of clothing during warm-ups and on the bench, a Times sports reporter, David Waldstein, tells us.
"Take note of what the DNA evidence can tell you and what it can't tell you," Ms. Cheung said last week during opening statements.
Take note of her knowledge of sex, her insane physical fitness, and her kindness and lack of judgment when talking to extremely lonely people.
Repeat 10 times.) (tap and scratch the emotional support dog.) (close Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.) (SCAN YOUR BODY AND take note of YOUR EMOTIONS.
Once you&aposve moved an email, Mail will take note of that email&aposs sender and automatically mark future emails from them as spam.
At the Genghis museum built by Battulga's company, Sumati said the president should take note of how long Mongolia's old Khans lasted in power.
But, the amount of pushback Thug got in his day and age was something to take note of because you don't see it anymore.
As financial advisors look back at their business over the past year, many will take note of the larger number of women among their clients.
CLEANING AND TAKING A PHOTO Before beginning this journey, make sure to clean your phone and take note of any chips, scratches, or other defects.
Andrew Barr (Barr Brothers): Montreal got a lot of attention ten years ago when the world seemed to take note of the art scene here.
It's a lesson that many folks pegging the future of mobile gaming to a specific technology—augmented reality—may do well to take note of.
"People will take note of the lyrics and the political climate and come to their own conclusions," said Nolan Feeney, staff writer at Entertainment Weekly.
Big bank executives arguing that the supplementary leverage ratio, and other bank regulations are hurting the U.S. economy should take note of recent macroeconomic data.
Local people are employed to visit sick neighbors and administer medications, take note of symptoms, and accompany patients to seek treatment at a nearby clinic.
Though the proposed House and Senate bills specifically identify NGBs, other sport organizations (leagues, school associations, unions, teams) should take note of the proposed legislation.
We take note of India's announcement revising the constitutional status of Jammu and Kashmir and India's plan to split the state into two union territories.
Refute the points, make the arguments, try to change as many minds and hearts as you can, and take note of those who don't change.
Really focus on your breathing and counting, and if your mind wanders off, just take note of that and return your attention to the exercise.
Take note of the young boy's reaction: Tonight, Guatemalan asylum seeker Hermelindo Che Coc was reunited w/ his 21994-yr-old son, Jefferson at LAX.
Regular riders take note of signs on trains warning that moving between cars is prohibited, but Mr. de Blasio is not exactly a subway aficionado.
But while ministers are expected to take note of Asselborn's letter, Israeli and European officials say the issue will not be discussed in Monday's meeting.
"Legislatures that have passed or are considering similarly absurd laws in their states should take note of this ruling and correct course now," Hauss added.
I walk around the park a bit more and mentally take note of the vendors I want to come back to later in the weekend.
And if there are refreshments available for purchase and your new friends partake, Miss Manners suggests you quickly take note of the ingredients or caterer.
"We take note of the UK plans for temporary tariffs in the case of no deal," Commission spokesman Margaritis Schinas told a regular news briefing.
They will similarly take note of whether your nominee has spoken about building the body of the UN and making it stronger and more efficient.
The unelected upper house of parliament, the House of Lords, will also debate the deal, but will only be asked to "take note" of it.
Once the storm has passed, they will drive around the center and take note of all the damage, specifically looking for anything that needs immediate attention.
Well, Count Olaf is an actor, a costume designer, a cinematographer — all things that the Golden Globes should take note of when handing out those trophies.
But perhaps the first event that made the public take note of the rise of AI, or artificial intelligence, came a few months earlier than that.
We certainly want to take note of the weaknesses in the "high-frequency" data, but a month or a quarter does not a new trend make.
Take note of how often she tries to conceal parts of her face or body, or if she constantly seeks reassurance about a specific body region.
By laying everything out in front of me, I was able to take note of everything on the road ahead, both on the screen and IRL.
Which is also exactly why you might want to take note of some of the sartorial innovations the folks over at Cheetos are currently whipping up.
So when you're ready to shop for this season, take note of how many trends you can tackle with just one piece: the long-sleeve dress.
"Any global investors or global business person … will take note of that and will inquire what are the opportunities to develop in the U.S.," he said.
Though the new Apple emoji has no official relation to Harambe, people can't help but remember the beloved creature and take note of the coincidental timing.
State and local officials should take note of the myriad ways to prevent noncitizen registration that were just given the stamp of approval by the court.
"Any politician serious about passing climate action on the scale we need has got to take note," of the support for more aggressive action, O'Hanlon said.
Regulators should take note of this experience and for the good of public safety, allow Uber and Lyft, not taxis, to utilize the ride lines, instead.
Sometimes I take note of it and I wish they understood it better, but I can't blame anyone for it, we just had very different upbringings.
"We take note of the newly published German decree," she said, adding the Commission was aware of the concerns related to foreign investment in strategic sectors.
Spread out your healthcare expenses When making your healthcare budget for the year, take note of any expected procedures, such as planned surgery or dental work.
But it would be wise for politicians in Washington to take note of what is happening outside of the District, where there is much greater consensus.
They may also take note of your openness to meeting Kim again and may think that if you can spend time with Kim, so can they.
Collectors will, no doubt, therefore take note of MB&F's intention to make this the final outing for its convention-busting, bug-eyed Horological Machine No2019.
So when lots of people write us, I think we have to take note of individual citizens taking their time to tell us what they think.
Take note of the small chapel (Käppelijoch), a reproduction of an old bridge chapel where suspected witches, adulterers and condemned criminals were tossed into the Rhine.
Take note of your physical habits and practices, and whether they leave you expending more energy than you have under the excitement of the full moon.
While only Stuyvesant was originally identified, the new labels also take note of Oratamin, a respected leader of the Hackensack, a Munsee branch of the Lenape.
And if you're suspicious that your partner's having an emotional affair, take note of any differences in their sexual interest and pay attention to your gut feeling.
We've seen a ton of stars come out of the city (hey, Taylor), but there's an underground network of rockers to take note of as of late.
And as states figure out how to handle legalized marijuana, they should take note of the research around alcohol warning signs before mandating similar signs for weed.
While neither of these storms proved noteworthy for the United States, there is a strong tropical wave entering the Eastern Caribbean that people should take note of.
Egyptian security officials said they take note of such protests abroad and anyone strongly opposed to the Cairo government would likely be monitored if they visited Egypt.
"If the training munition is found, do not approach it, take note of the location, leave the area and keep others away," authorities said in a statement.
Take note of the Instagram stories of your favorite influencers, because a mass exodus to Indio, California, is taking place, and they're probably a part of it.
If you can't, take note of how your goods are manufactured and sourced with tools like KnowTheChain, which breaks down the policies and practices of bigger corporations.
Every two years, however, American cities make a huge effort to take note of their homeless populations as part of the federally mandated "point-in-time" survey.
For all of us Americans dying for the sweet, sweet taste of Dunkaroos not smuggled over the border from Canada, we might take note of their success.
We haven't tested this cooler yet, but we did take note of its design and are now hedging bets as to how it may outperform the rest.
What's more, the media have been too busy dissecting Trump's every tweet-storm and tirade to take note of his administration's systematic attacks on the LGBTQ community.
As Congress returns to session this week, our elected officials need to take note of seismic progress on gun safety from an unlikely source: the private sector.
We always take note of these disasters and -- though cause and effect aren't always obvious -- necessary reforms tend to follow eventually after the wreckage is cleared away.
During the "What do you need and how can I help you get what you need?" conversation, take note of fears, concerns, accessibility needs, and tech barriers.
It is vital to our national interests for each of us to take note of such seemingly meaningless phrases and analyze Mr. Trump's purpose in using them.
"We need to take note of the fact that this is the first New Year's speech where Kim Jong-un mentioned an intercontinental ballistic missile," he said.
The contagion effect of emotions at work means that to help employees feeling lonely employers need to first take note of their company's emotional culture, said Barsade.
We had surrendered our cellphones and our passports, given digital prints of our middle fingers and sat in radiation scanners to take note of our baseline levels.
" Separately, more than five million Britons have signed a petition urging the government to revoke its request to leave the EU. "We also take note of the petition.
Take note of one irony: Yes, the yield curve's inverted pattern shows a strong appetite for US government bonds when confidence in the country's political stability is waning.
It's not uncommon for him to take note of the names of his victims so that he can write them after the game and insult them even further.
And it did not take the city long to take note of the money swirling around, without direction, and into the hands of what it considered morbid opportunists.
Spend some time on real estate websites looking for homes you'd actually love to live in, and take note of the price trends in the areas you like.
However, COO Sheryl Sandberg's response to the recent ad targeting scandal is spot on, and provides the kind of transparency other tech companies ought to take note of.
The RapidE, first shown last year, is basically a Rapide sedan (take note of the lower-case "e") with an electric powertrain swapped in for the gasoline one.
Option 23: Store money in a certificate of deposit (CD)Before we continue further it's important to take note of the inverse relationship between liquidity and interest earned.
Schiff said Sunday that other potential witnesses who could be implicated in Mueller's probe should take note of Manafort's change in legal strategy after being convicted in Virginia.
If they take note of where they are in the division and where they are likely to be next season and in a few seasons, YES YES YES.
We definitely take note of what's happening in the market, but what sets us apart from everyone else is that we have a deep understanding of the seller.
The 2020 Democratic nominee should take note of what worked in turning out Latinx voters in the primary and aim to replicate that success in the general election.
Take note of the architecture, too: the exposed steel beams and brick, a slate-gray cantilevered canopy over a sunken seating bowl, the polished concrete rotunda and concourse.
Anyone seeking answers for these reckless decisions beyond Mr. Trump's campaign braggadocio might take note of one sentence in a remarkable op-ed article written by Lt. Gen.
The only issue Overwatch fans may take note of is the fact that Widowmaker and Reaper shouldn't be shooting at each other because they're on the same side.
"The world needs to stand up and take note of what is happening to LGBT people in Chechnya," explains Steve Taylor, Communications Director of European Pride Organizers Association.
To take note of that is not equitable with defending whiteness, as critic Aruna D'Souza has suggested — it's a defense of civil liberties and an appeal for civility.
Your dreams are sure to be very active right now, so take note of the messages that arrive and allow yourself to get as much rest as possible.
"If the training munition is found, do not approach it, take note of the location, leave the area and keep others away," the Air Force said in a statement.
You should probably remember when you've parked a hire car on the beach though, and also take note of the tides — unless you want the vehicle to go swimming.
But there are signs regulators are beginning to take note of the growing cottage industry for products such as inverse VIX trackers and other leveraged bets on market volatility.
Fans were quick to take note of not only the message on the pumpkin, but also the fine print on a smart phone that was placed near the gourd.
Clapton also says in another part of the interview that the viewer should take note of Jon Snow's cape, which he uses as a symbol of dominance and status.
If you're wearing a running watch, using a running app, or running on a treadmill, you might take note of your pace so you have it for future reference.
But if you're more exhausted by your options than you are excited, take note of Sussman's advice and know that you have time to date and maintain your sanity.
BRANDEE BUTLER, HEAD OF GENDER JUSTICE AND HUMAN RIGHTS, C&A FOUNDATION: Governments seeking to eradicate slavery should take note of the UK's leadership, and learn from its flaws.
The next president should take note of what is by now glaringly obvious: Iran Air should be sanctioned for its role in perpetuating and exacerbating the Syrian civil war.
But Hillary Clinton, in particular, should take note of this endorsement because she still doesn't have a lock on a key component of the Democratic Party vote: African-Americans.
Most people didn't take note of The Quiet Man because they were too busy being perplexed at Square Enix using gaming's biggest stage to announce almost nothing of consequence.
This is important to take note of as the U.S. navy struggles to meet a 70 warship shortfall, according to The Heritage Foundation's 2016 Index of U.S. Military Strength.
Regardless of future developments, it behooves all members in Congress to take note of the growing impatience in Puerto Rico with Washington's perennial procrastination to address the status question.
"TripAdvisor's competitors and others within the travel industry will take note of this, and we hope and expect that many other companies will follow," Ms. Shaw of PETA said.
The other thing I hope my fellow citizens will take note of is the FBI missed a really good opportunity to tell the judge exactly who paid for that.
Certainly don't eat the Impossible Burger if you have a soy allergy, and take note of that sodium tally if your doctor told you to cut back on salt.
IATA's director general and CEO, Alexandre de Juniac, called "the turn of events" caused by the coronavirus "almost without precedent," saying "governments must take note" of the airlines' struggles.
Take note of the question mark at the end of the clue: "Burning desire?" is not something you yearn for, but the act of ARSON (the desire to burn).
It was easy to imagine young Joey Burrow being among them — and how on some days he might take note of the trailers at the bottom of the hill.
The workers who listen to these recordings take note of common mistakes — say an Amazon Echo hearing the word "elections" as "Alexa" — with the intent of improving the software.
Every so often Iranian officials take note of the rising popularity and call for measures to prevent Iranians from normalizing the notion that a dog is man's best friend.
Critic's Notebook The usual way to begin writing about Agnès Varda is to take note of her status as the only woman director associated with the French Nouvelle Vague.
Also, definitely take note of the conversations going on around you during this Full Moon—you may find that this transit illuminates some exaggerations, white lies, and honest mistakes.
" New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman tweeted that "Trump folks are saying he did this as a 'mistake' and saying we should take note of him saying the opposite later.
Shares of General Electric just plunged to a fresh nine-year low, and one equity strategist says investors should take note of one particularly devilish level for the stock: $6.66.
Of course, you can wear the ring all day as a romantic gesture, but be sure to take note of the changes the moment you two decide to talk dirty.
"  And while yes, people certainly take note of whatever Jenner does or says she does and try it themselves â€" sometimes with terrifying results, like the Kylie Lip Challenge.
If you're looking for an adorable way to make your wedding photos stand out, take note of the props this Pennsylvania couple chose to pose with on their big day.
"The ECB will take note of this, but will wait for further confirmation before it reacts with its monetary policy," Joerg Zeuner, chief economist at German development bank KfW, said.
Traders also will take note of Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's comments when she speaks about the economic outlook and conduct of monetary policy in San Francisco at 8 p.m.
Innovative companies have been some of the biggest winners when the stock market rises and it's a theme that established names should take note of, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday.
Obviously, they would not just go to the moon, look around, take note of the beauty of the Earth, pick up some rocks, come home and pack it all in.
After claiming two more submission via choke over Declan McAleenan and Gerard Gilmore, the writing was on the wall for one of the bigger promotions to take note of him.
Again, Venus retrograde is coming soon, so take note of what happens this month concerning themes like love, money, and value, since these themes will linger on through the retrograde.
But those who favor remaining in the European Union hope that voters will take note of the specific figures, even if based on unprovable estimates and judgments about the future.
To find a game that works for everyone in your squad, whether they're adults, teens, or kids, consider a few things: Skill level: Take note of family members' skill levels.
This week we chat with Polestar CEO Thomas Ingenlath, dig into Lyft's S-1, take note of an emerging trend in AV development and check out an experiment with paving.
In advance of the event, leaked chats documented potential attendees openly advising their comrades to take note of any threats of violence so they could share them with the police.
Just take note of timing, adding quicker-cooking ingredients (thin fish fillets, squid ringlets) after any thick pieces of fish or shrimp, so everything is ready at the same time.
As investors increasingly take note of China's "consumption story," KWEB and even KraneShares' broader China ETF, the Bosera MSCI China A-Share ETF (KBA), should see more traction, Ahern said.
If you are just getting started as a solver, it's the kind of thing you might want to take note of; I believe it truly increases one's puzzle-solving enjoyment.
"We're not ready yet to make a decision, but we take note of its success in other countries...," Najib said at a joint news conference with Hollande in Kuala Lumpur.
The image of a vile, unstable person pushed me to not just take note of the ways this person was toxic, but the ways this person was just like me.
But he also pointed out that China will likely also take note of the fact that Trump could've made the tariffs even higher but opted instead for a moderate approach.
But it's important to take note of the cryptocurrency market's notoriety for volatility; bitcoin's price, for example, has been known to climb or fall hundreds of dollars in value within hours.
But, the dude is only 29 years old ... and is still a beast -- which Chris says people are starting to take note of again now that fantasy football seasons are over.
While I'm all for ignoring Milo's  pathetic grabs for attention, it's important to take note of how low he's had to descend to even touch the surface of the news cycle.
Our findings also show that companies should take note of the shift in file type and how brand creative needs to become increasingly dynamic in order to keep delighting their customers.
Take note of how a service is using your photo, in the same way you check how your personal information, such as your phone number and email address, are being used.
Take note of the wines ahead and refill your "summer water" arsenal before these bottles fly off the shelves permanently after the change of seasons (rosé shortages are a real threat).
I've loved her since the first EP. This track is from her album that came out in the fall, but the visuals here are what we want to take note of.
As I aged and my palate expanded past tater tots and chicken tenders, I started to take note of all the other options that dining halls and cafeterias actually do offer.
Others say the upward trend is something 2020 presidential candidates in particular should take note of, as abortion will likely be top of mind for many voters at the ballot box.
I don't think I worshipped him, his deadness, but I liked the evidence of him, how it felt like a job to daily take note of his shifting into the sand.
Counterfeiters often serve lower-quality or tainted alcohol from reused brand-name bottles, Canlar said, so take note of faded, peeling labels on full bottles, a tell-tale sign of tampering.
When shopping for the right Christmas tree stand, there are a few specifications you must take note of, including tree size, ceiling height, and whether the tree is real or artificial.
A big title game leaking more than a few days before its official release date is something that even people in the Nintendo Switch hacking and piracy scenes take note of.
But maybe—if studio execs, producers, and casting agents take note of the CAA's report—we'll start to see movies like Moonlight and Hidden Figures transform from rarities into industry norms.
As a critic, you observe the patterns (and take note of the recurring names in the credits), but all you see is the finished product of efforts that remain fundamentally mysterious.
The numbers may have come in softer than forecast, but investors should also take note of subsets in the data releases, Gavin Parry, managing director of Parry International Trading, told CNBC.
And while NAB's $424 billion in customer deposits dwarfs the deposits of any neobank, the Big Four should still take note of the speed at which neobanks are growing their deposits.
For Westerners caught up in post-Cold War triumphalism, it was easier to take note of the new liberties than of the new anxieties, which were profound for millions of Russians.
The Federal Reserve should take note of recent earnings results from railroad operators Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern ahead of its next interest rate hike, Cramer said Monday as stocks sold off.
While Ramos didn't take note of the housing complex's name, it appears to be the recently constructed Jebel Hafeet Emirati Housing Project, a grid of 3,000 clone houses spread over 1,000 acres.
"You are playing an opponent one-on-one, so you have to take note of their mistakes, errors and, you know, the pressures good shots will put on you," Rumford told reporters.
Following a voter-turnout bible Donald Green, a political scientist and quantitative methodologist at Columbia University who co-authored that 2008 study, believes that campaigns will take note of this new research.
Instead of telling you the best backpack to buy, we're going to walk you through the important things to look for and take note of when you're picking out your next pack.
"Clearly the Indian authorities will have to take note of the fact that at the end of a very detailed probe it was found there had never been any corruption...," he said.
PandoraPandora is in a heap of trouble—take note of its depressing financial results and recent layoffs—but unlike most of the other stand-alone music services, it's also a public company.
Kurt Baumgartner, principal security researcher with the cybersecurity company Kaspersky Lab, said customers should take note of anything that looks unusual about an A.T.M., particularly the slot where the card is inserted.
Why, as someone who has dealt with not just the politics of this, but the reality -- in courtrooms -- of our immigration system, did you take note of it and get behind it?
But Fox, speaking during a trade visit to China with May, called on party colleagues to stop obsessing about domestic politics and take note of how she is viewed by leaders overseas.
"I take note of this stake building by the Dutch government which took place without prior notice to the board of directors and the French government," Le Maire told Les Echos newspaper.
Before your appointment, check out the website and take note of dresses you like (or add them to your showroom!), and your stylist can have them pulled for you when you arrive.
Nothing gets New Yorkers agitated (enough to take note of the upcoming election on Thursday of this week) like mangling one of the many foods to which the city lays preeminent claim.
What's most important is to listen to your body, and take note of the amount of time you're getting, your sleep habits, and the activities contribute to feeling well-rested or not.
"We have to take note of the fact that we would risk the business model of the bank if we were active in Iran," Mr. Hoyer was quoted by Reuters as saying.
"At the dawn of the 85033 filing season, we hope the administration and Congress take note of the hard, government data documenting the damage these constant budget cuts have caused," Reardon said.
" From there, take note of the skills required in job postings, advised Kerry Hannon, the author of "Never Too Old To Get Rich: The Entrepreneur's Guide to Starting a Business Mid-Life.
Look up from your screen, too: Take note of what stylish friends, coworkers, and strangers are wearing; visit stores you otherwise wouldn't; walk around a new neighborhood or city and people watch.
US to UN Ambassador Nikki Haley called the protests "something the world must take note of" and a "powerful exhibition of brave people" risking their lives to exercise their right to speak.
With other local authorities considering the trailblazing scheme, it would be wise for their police forces to take note of the undoubtedly difficult lessons the managed area in Holbeck has to teach.
Read on to learn more about others' unfortunate interview stories and take note of what to do differently next time you're in a job interview so you don't land in the hot seat.
Miller Tabak's Matt Maley argues that investors should take note of the Russell's slowdown since in multiple instances over the past four decades it's been a precursor for problems in the broader market.
I would simply walk around outside and take note of how ISIS fighters were treating people—though I never took so much as a pen or a phone to document what I saw.
While you're there, take note of the collaboration's other events, including an exhibit of limited-edition posters, live performances, and a reinvention of the shop's waterbar, which is exactly what it sounds like.
But what makes the decision stand out – and one policymakers would do well to take note of – is that the two buildings, which once housed more than 400 students, will not be replaced.
Most likely, the attackers would manage to feed off your resources and reputation for months or years without being discovered, because it's hard to take note of something that isn't directly affecting you.
Fashion brands are (finally) starting to take note of the sizable, and growing, Muslim consumer base — Al Jazeera projections say that by 2030, nearly a third of the world's population will be Muslim.
As he was growing up in Sunset Park, the fourth of seven children, he began to take note of how his daily life compared to those of family members living in other neighborhoods.
As time passed, Remy began to take note of who could host, who couldn't, who was into group sex, who was a top, who was a bottom, who had what sort of fetish.
Take note of when the red dress appears in Nicolas Roeg's "Don't Look Now" (on April 3) and of what Gena Rowlands's aging-actress protagonist wears in John Cassavetes's "Opening Night" (on Sunday).
It is not a particularly original approach to take note of all things bygone while espousing the idea that Right Now Sucks, that the good old days lie always some years behind us.
As national interest in fidget spinners surged, bigger companies began to take note of the demand and produce them on a large scale, causing prices to plummet as the toys became widely available.
Companies can take note of who didn't show up for an interview or their first day, and that can come back to haunt you should you apply to the same company again later.
We take note of Google's announcement, which is a recognition that its previous decision regarding the licensing scheme of Android and Google apps is not sufficient to restore fair competition on the mobile market.
The Federal Reserve should take note of recent earnings results from railroad operators Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern ahead of its next interest rate hike, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday as stocks sold off.
If DC is looking for a new director, it could always take note of its single unqualified success of a film — the Patty Jenkins-directed Wonder Woman — and try hiring a female director instead.
Recent deals and valuations surpassing $503 billion, led by Oracle's acquisition of Australian construction management software provider Aconex Ltd for $1.2 billion in 2017 made investors take note of building-related technology start-ups.
Recent deals and valuations surpassing $1 billion, led by Oracle's acquisition of Australian construction management software provider Aconex Ltd for $1.2 billion in 2017 made investors take note of building-related technology start-ups.
The only criticism buyers make is that the small version wasn't big enough for their needs, so take note of how big it is: The InterDesign caddy measures 11.75 by 6 by 12 inches.
Once a person zeroed in on a potential companion, he or she would take note of which table that person was at, and then either call or send a handwritten note to that table.
Women are probably less likely to take note of all the time they routinely spend in the close company of other women — spouses, partners, roommates, co-workers or friends — whose cycles do not coincide.
So if your child typically gets 45 minutes of in-person speech therapy each day, but now is receiving only three, 20-minute virtual speech sessions each week, for instance, take note of that.
So if your child typically gets 45 minutes of in-person speech therapy each day, but now is receiving only three, 20-minute virtual speech sessions each week, for instance, take note of that.
In "White People," Cynthia convinces herself that her boyfriend hails from Venezuela; as she imagines his foreign upbringing, she fails to take note of his Queens accent or to question his non-Venezuelan name.
Robert W. Mann Jr., an aviation consultant based in Port Washington, N.Y., said that a clean or dirty cabin is the first thing passengers take note of and that it colors their entire experience.
As we all scramble to ensure we are meeting our obligations and responsibilities to our families, communities, and staff, we should take a moment to take note of all that we are learning here.
Though The New York Times did not, for whatever reason, take note of Gloucester's death, it did bring up her "richest" reputation seven years later in a brief obituary about her husband, the Rev.
Nikki Haley, US ambassador to the United Nations, called the protests "something the world must take note of" and a "powerful exhibition of brave people" risking their lives to exercise their right to speak.
CPAs of the world, take note of a whole new potential client base: According to Bill Gates, if a robot is going to do a human's job, it should also pay a person's income taxes.
Shading, building height and configuration can adversely affect not only the local micro- climate of streets, but also the amount of energy needed for heating and cooling buildings, which city planners should take note of.
Laszewski said the GOP would do well to tread carefully and take note of the difficulty the Obama administration had launching Obamacare in 2014, even with a four-year transition after the law was passed.
The employment gains were a little bit stronger than expectations and the drop in the unemployment rate was unexpected, but I think the market's going to take note of the rise of the wage measure.
Video pipeline: Improving the video pipeline with H.250, HEVC, is another one of those things that is really hard to demo and take note of today but over time, this is a critical innovation.
There's still a lot of room for growth (more sizing options, more categories, more inventory!), but it's a move in the right direction — and one we seriously hope other mass-appeal brands take note of.
The manners maven also encouraged huggers to take note of body language: when someone proffers their hand instead of going in for a bear hug for example, recognize the signal, and then shake on it.
You can rage pointlessly at the lot you've drawn and the hardships you're confronting or you can take note of, and pride in, the way you're taking them in stride and moving forward, forward, forward.
"I don't have any interest in micromanaging investigations by the government, but I did take note of the fact that they didn't have" someone dedicated to help complete the public's records requests, the judge said.
Newspaper headlines that fail to take note of that fact contribute to rape culture — perhaps not as directly as this judge did when he essentially let the rapist off the hook, but contribute they do.
Even in "Hail, Caesar!" though he is onscreen for approximately two seconds, the gag of Hill's character is that he is too engrossed in processing legal papers to take note of Scarlett Johansson's predatory innuendoes.
A new beginning is arrives with the new moon in Virgo on August 30—take note of new developments in your neighborhood, and on an emotional level, make time to reconnect with your inner voice.
"We take note of Francois Fillon's ... decision to continue his campaign and his pledge to take initiatives to bridge divisions with the UDI.... We are waiting to see those initiatives," the UDI's executive committee said.
The Koch angle Take note of this disclaimer about Koch Industries' private equity arm: KED will not have a seat on the Meredith board and will have no influence on Meredith's editorial or managerial operations.
Pro tip: Fans planning to buy two drinks or more at a Saturday game should take note of the all-you-can-drink ticket, which also includes a burger or hot dog and a snack.
"We take note of that announcement in the party conference speech," said spokesman Steffen Seibert at a regular government news conference, also reiterating that Brexit negotiations can only start once Article 50 has been triggered.
The White House responded to the Times' report on Saturday, suggesting that Trump's would-be Republican challengers take note of the president's popularity in Iowa, the first state to hold caucuses in presidential election years.
Take note of the ones you can afford to lessen your involvement with and let them know you are stepping back a bit to focus on a new project that means a lot to you.
With voters becoming increasingly disenchanted with the old political guard and many turning to the right-wing AfD for answers, Berlin needs to take note of the big shift taking place in German politics, analysts said.
"We take note of the decision of the United States of America to withdraw from the Paris Agreement," read the draft text of the conclusions on the climate chapter of which Reuters has seen a copy.
For me and other LGBT people, this event is a reminder that our lives and rights (take note of anti-LGBT laws in North Carolina, Mississippi and Georgia) are at risk regardless of ISIS or Islam.
Other companies will come along and take note of how we've done things and implement those features and we'll worry about inventing the feature and other people can focus on what we did six months ago.
In recent weeks, financial markets have been gripped by worry and volatility, and some analysts think that in its statement Thursday the Fed may take note of that anxiety as a potential risk to economic growth.
But the exes public acknowledgement of their mistakes and areas of growth is something to take note of, especially in light of the messy and dangerous situation unfolding on social media between Kardashian and his ex.
There are white blues musicians and there are black rock 'n' roll musicians, but there is still a sense of a black rock band like Living Color being very unique, so we take note of that.
But we must take note of The Telegraph's review, in which Robbie Collin described the film as "sadistic, ugly and incompetent": An even halfway competent action finale might have made up for much of the above.
"We take note of the decision of the Kenyan Olympic Committee to send home its athletics coach following a violation of anti-doping rules and we thank the NOC for its swift action," a spokesperson said.
But, it's important to take note of moments -- like this one -- in which Trump says something that, coming out of the mouth of any previous modern president would have caused a medium-to-large international controversy.
Below are five resources that can help you become the elite digital marketer you're destined to be: Anyone looking to be a marketing expert should first take note of the people who have paved the way.
On its website, the ministry also told residents to abide by the dress codes of nations they visited, and to take note of the ban on wearing face-covering veils in countries like France and Belgium.
The sources also told Reuters that financial markets failed to take note of caveats in Draghi's speech that were intended to prepare markets for a decision on stimulus later this year without making a firm commitment.
On Pro Basketball The next time you watch footage from the fourth-quarter commotion that stained LeBron James's home debut with the Los Angeles Lakers, take note of the reaction from Houston Rockets guard James Harden.
Just last week, Caper raised a round of funding for a system that is based on "smart" trolleys, with sensors attached to grocery carts to take note of items and add them to your shopping bill.
If you're just starting out as a solver, do take note of the people behind the grids that especially impress you; it adds a human element to the game and makes playing it a richer experience.
Watch that Aminu clip and take note of how many times Plumlee gets him the ball in the corner or on a baseline cut while meeting a defender in the paint on a pick-and-roll.
Yet, at the moment of his passing, it is difficult not to take note of the profound differences between the 19883st president of the United States and the current occupant of the White House, Donald Trump.
Take note of Pabst's well-appointed study, which contains an enormous humidor to hold the Captain's beloved cigars, and secret panels used to stash liquor, documents and whatever else a beer baron might want to hide.
MILAN — As the National Basketball Association plods its way to the 68th annual All-Star Game in Charlotte, N.C., on Sunday, American hoops fans should take note of how the Italians generate hardwood drama in February.
"It is important for all progressive and democratic candidates to take note of how [black candidates] are centering black voters and their issues, and are applying their own lived experience to talking about these issues," Shropshire said.
Investors and retirees alike will have to take note of their fixed income portfolios, as the country anticipates higher inflation and interest rates under a Trump administration, Calstrs' Chief Investment Officer Christopher Ailman told CNBC on Wednesday.
"People have started to really take note of the severity of plastic pollution and our research further demonstrates why this is such pressing issue," Alexandra McGoran, the PhD student who led the research, said in a statement.
Until we can hop on a plane cross country to Seattle to shop for ourselves, we'll just have to take note of the Twittersphere's commentary on the modern and line-less shopping experience (from informative to amusing):
In my conversations with black voters, I've found that while most black voters take note of a candidate's particular brand and rate their ability to take down Trump, they also really care about a candidate's policy platform.
That means you should not just look for availability before converting Amex points to Delta, you should also take note of the number of miles required to decide whether or not the flight is a good deal.
"We started to take note of a changing dynamic for global government bond markets in late April and early May," the firm's global head of interest rate strategy, Matthew Hornbach, said in a note to clients Friday.
Whether the intended audience for these materials and services will actually take note of them remains to be seen, but cobbling together election security guides now could help smooth the path to more secure elections by 2020.
Chen Fengying, an economics expert at the state-backed China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations, said on the sidelines of the BRICS meeting that at the most BRICS countries will take note of the North Korean problem.
I've got to take note of their band photos, too; whereas most bands are content to shuffle over in front of a wall and take a few blurry snaps, Uada's pulled out the visual big guns here.
The memo is also said to take note of the role of several senior law enforcement officials, including Mr. Rosenstein and Andrew G. McCabe, the former deputy director of the F.B.I. who quit under pressure this week.
Emma E. Bond, a staff attorney at the American Civil Liberties Union of Maine, said she found it troubling that the Border Patrol agent in the Maine video mentioned that officers take note of a person's accent.
And aren't we in the right to take note of an Israeli diplomat's physical reaction when Trump said, in Israel, "We just got back from the Middle East," as if Israel were in South America or something?
But, simply because Trump won't acknowledge that he spent years making the case -- with scant evidence -- that Clinton was somehow using her official office to feather her own nest doesn't mean we shouldn't take note of it.
Either way, Majors' death deserves to be mourned without political artifice, separately from the bigger issues of criminality and justice it raises — and both the mayor and the NYPD would do well to take note of that.
Those in the middle likely will take note of the report's conclusion that the President put his interests above the national interest, and this could leave more Americans supporting impeachment as this goes to the full House.
The Federal Reserve needs to take note of the economic forces already weighing on the U.S. economy before it plans more rate hikes for 2019, CNBC's Jim Cramer argued after yet another wild trading session on Wall Street.
Take note of who else was around when the attack happened, not only in case you need to call on them as witnesses, but also because in this day and age of technology, someone may have recorded it.
Importantly for retailers to take note of, nearly 90 percent of consumers say they're less likely to buy from a retailer or brand if they have a poor experience with a return, Optoro found in surveying 600 people.
Falsely accusing Mr. Weinstein of committing a crime is something Ms. McGowan has in our opinion done before and people must take note of this cavalier habit of falsely accusing Mr. Weinstein of criminal conduct he vigorously denies.
While doing so, take note of any scratches or other defects in the display and be sure to accurately report them during the selling process, or else you'll probably be met with an unhappy buyer and no sale.
When the 2009 film premiered, the only remotely plausible comparison was DC juggernaut The Dark Knight (the films released within several months of each other, so Watchmen was unable to take note of Christopher Nolan's tour de force).
"This is a good moment to take note of who's standing up for the public and who's auditioning to be a Comcast lobbyist," Craig Aaron, CEO of DC-based public interest group Free Press Action Fund, told Motherboard.
Varathan and Chang recommend that investors take note of the difference between nominal GDP and real GDP, as nominal growth only started overtaking real growth in 2016 and this is a key precondition to growing out of debt.
Three out of 4 FANG stocks are trading lower this year, but investors should take note of the advantage Facebook, Amazon, Google-parent Alphabet, and Netflix have in one key area, ARK Invest CEO Cathie Wood said Wednesday.
Furthermore, if you're a business owner, take note of a study that found that work happiness shot up 10 percent when complimentary snacks were included, though only a small percentage of workers actually took advantage of the perk.
Numerous factors contributed to the incident, like insufficient monitoring for corrosion and for leaks, as well as a spill response plan that did not take note of the culvert that brought the oil directly to the nearby beach.
Though The New York Times did not take note of her death at the time, the Times film critic A.O. Scott recalled her in a 2018 article about the unsung women who had advanced the art of filmmaking.
If you are thinking of making an impact as an entrepreneur, it's important to consider whether you'd like to leave a trail for others to follow or a legacy that people will take note of, Wilson-Clarke said.
Image Source: Unicode While most of us only take note of the work being done at Unicode when it drops a new set of emojis, the organization is responsible for standardizing the way computers around the world display characters.
"But we take note of the reports that appeared and we express our serious concerns anew on its impact to efforts to maintain peace and stability in the region," Roque told a regular media briefing at the presidential palace.
Knowing this, the best way to get ahead on your taxes this year is to take note of the fast-approaching deadlines and get organized ASAP so you aren't left stressing out at the last minute (like most people).
"We also need to take note of the flight cancellations that are happening in Hong Kong and ... the latest status on the Japan-Korea relationship," she said, with both having at least a short-term effect on jet demand.
There are some details to the program, which started August 1, potential customers may want to take note of first, aside from the fact you need to live in San Diego County and have proof of your utility bill.
If UX and network quality aren't reason enough (and the fact that competitor Eero doesn't currently sell to Canada directly), then there's another reason Canadians should take note of Wifi's launch: Canadians helped build it in a big way.
But when things in our lives start to slot into place and positivity takes hold – say, when we meet someone we like and get along with just fine – that normality is often not interesting enough to take note of.
You throw the coins in the air, take note of the designs that are showing when they land, and then repeat this procedure until you're able to pair up the designs as front-and-back of the same coin.
I've talked about this with friends who agree, and I definitely think about what I'm wearing more when I know I'll be around other women, because I know that unlike a man, they'll take note of my new sweater.
" INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE, spokesperson: "We take note of the decision taken by the Executive Committee of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) which is made up of an equal number of members from governments and from the sports movement.
"The flip-side of the dovish Fed is a stronger euro - this is something the European Central Bank will take note of, that could also bring forward some dovish ECB decisions to control that," said Commerzbank strategist Rainer Guntermann.
Additionally, the cinematography in Dear White People is a visual masterpiece, and creative Cancers will instantly take note of the extreme camera angles and stylized, elongated scenes that hark back to film giants like Stanley Kubrick and Alfred Hitchcock.
"I'm not 180 degrees changing my position on the Koch brothers, but I did take note of it," said Miles Rapoport, a senior fellow at Harvard University and a Democrat who is the former secretary of state of Connecticut.
Mitch Fraas, the curator of special collections at the library, said, "It has a visual appeal from a mile away that makes you take note of it," noting that the woodcut style was unusual in Philadelphia at the time.
"We take note of the Council's decision and hope that it will encourage the leaders of South Sudan to end all fighting and return to peace, as the Secretary-General has repeatedly been calling for," spokesman Farhan Haq told Fox News.
"It is with regret and concern that we, the leaders of France, Germany and the United Kingdom, take note of President Trump's decision to withdraw the United States of America from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action," the statement said.
Megan was recently added to Meek Mill and Future's joint "Legendary Nights" tour, and she has a new Apple Music documentary that drops this month, which further proves that the world is starting to take note of her lyrical skills.
"China has a robust global economy, their ability to afford new offensive systems is quite significant, and we have to take note of that," Mike Griffin, the Pentagon's top engineer, told CNBC at the Space and Missile Defense Symposium in Huntsville.
Gold is supported largely by expectations the next U.S. rate increase will only happen later in the year as Federal Reserve policymakers take note of challenging global economic conditions, Mark To, head of research at Wing Fung Financial Group said.
There seems to be so little room at the Hollywood table for black movies that to earn a seat, black movies have to fit a very specific narrative… Filmmakers take note of this and keep giving Hollywood exactly what it wants.
And take note of the fact that a large number of Republicans would have to break ranks and support the effort in order for it to succeed Until then, below is a simple guide to the complicated steps for impeachment.
So, as we fill our thermoses with pinot noir, let's take note of all the other times when it's absolutely necessary to pour yourself a glass (or three): You just found out that you have to work on the weekend.
Kerry Craig, a global markets strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management, said investors should also take note of how significantly markets had changed in the last decade, which meant a yield curve inversion might not be the harbinger it once was.
Remember, the point is not to be the best at everything you do — enjoy the ride and take note of the people you are meeting, the learning you are doing and the personal growth that is happening along the way.
We travelled with Ishod Wair, Lucien Clarke, Andrew Reynolds and special guest photographer Arto Saari to see the best skate spots that the country has to offer and take note of a vibrant underground skate scene on the verge of change.
"This is when we look back at our lives, we take note of the big moments, we create a personal narrative and then we set goals and we figure out what steps we need to take to reach them," she explains.
But I also feel some responsibility to be That Guy and take note of a pretty big milestone in these nominations: "Modern Family," which has been coasting on momentum for years, was finally left out of the best comedy category.
But while health officials are starting to take note of these staggering numbers, the United States is not releasing the basic nationwide data that is crucial to understanding who is most vulnerable to the virus, according to a CNN analysis.
Maybe that the concept of a "hero product" that is so associated with the world of technology doesn't really work in the context of an industry that already has its own hero products (Hollywood might take note of that one).
And even if you don't live in an area that's affected and you're still going into the office every morning, you should still take note of these tips because things could change or this could all happen again pretty soon.
Today, then, would be a good one to cook for others, even if they weren't or aren't in harm's way, to take note of how in giving to others we make our little worlds stronger and more full of joy.
"Voters will take note of his performance in Iowa, New Hampshire, and then, as you know, a state that begins to represent greater diversity in the country, and that will cause people to take a second look," Garcia said of Sanders.
Disneyland visitors who know what they're looking for take note of the lamp burning in the partially shaded window above the fire station on Main Street (which is, despite its naked mercantilism, still the most beguiling of the many "lands").
The app will show you how you move through the night, take note of ambient light and humidity in your bedroom to give you sleep tips, and has a "natural wake up" feature that will wake you up with a temperature change.
I showed him the product and he had a German accent, but I didn't take note of that because at a trade show you meet all kinds of people, and I was too busy explaining to him what the product was all about.
"We call on the authorities in all the other French seaside towns and resorts that have adopted similar bans to take note of the Conseil d'Etat's ruling that the ban constitutes a grave and illegal breach of fundamental freedoms," he told a briefing.
After the Putin meeting, Tillerson, who was in the room, told the Washington Post along with others that the two did talk about sanctions and that Trump made sure to "take note" of the additional sanctions Congress would like to impose on Russia.
Britain has begun the long and complicated process of disentangling UK legislation from more than 40 years of EU lawmaking, however the government has said the British courts might still take note of ECJ rulings after the country has left the bloc.
As of today, New Yorkers can now walk through the station in its entirety, but they'll want to take note of one particularly pricey element: If calculations are correct, a single 600-foot corridor is the most expensive hallway on the planet.
In Thursday's press release, the companies gave the example of a fleet of connected trucks tied to Jasper's software passing data back to Salesforce's cloud, enabling a management company to alert customers with real-time delivery updates or take note of maintenance issues.
" If you read all that and you're now thinking of popping out to the drugstore for a bottle of B12 and some 5HTP, take note of what Winstock told me: "Taking drugs isn't like debit and credit; there isn't the fat-burning equivalent.
In order to get your claim processed as quickly as possible after a disaster, be sure to report it to your insurer immediately and take note of your claim number, said J. Robert Hunter, director of insurance at the Consumer Federation of America.
It is easy enough to list the small group of well-known, foundational authors; but we must also take note of those lesser known writers – most enslaved at one point; a few born free – whose names and works deserve to be commemorated.
Later in the piece: Parents with daughters should also take note of the list unless you want your little girl to come back home four years later radically feminized and inculcated with a creed that makes them angry at half the human race.
Keep lit candles away from flammable items, so when setting up a menorah or kinara, take note of its surroundings; all burning candles should be placed on a stable, heat-resistant surface where children and pets cannot reach them or knock them over.
In the last few days, after the app's oversharing was identified on Twitter by a 20-year-old Australian university student, security analysts have started to take note of that data, and some have argued that the map represents a security breach.
The bottom line: Do what works for youUltimately, it&aposs up to you to pay attention to how different foods affect your workout performance, and you should take note of how you feel with varying lengths of time in between eating and exercising.
Google distanced itself from the memo and refused to back down from its decision to fire the author, even though it received intense backlash, Green tells CNBC Make It. Other companies, he says, should take note of this when dealing with public outrage.
Executives everywhere may want to take note of a new survey released by the human resource consulting firm Randstad U.S., in which 80 percent of women surveyed said they would leave a company if they felt another firm offered greater gender equality.
Now, when I'm finding the best path around Dodger Stadium crowds or weaving my way through Anime Expo cosplayers downtown, I'll take note of the earbuds I'll undoubtedly have blasting some esoteric comedy bullshit into my head and remember we're not so different after all.
If you want to visit, there are a few things you should take note of: the company won't allow people to form lines in front of the store, and it will restrict the number of customers during peak hours, according to the Japan Times.
But investors, who have been put-off by Saudi Arabia's military involvement in Yemen since March 2015, may take note of the U.N. special envoy for Yemen announcing a plan for a ceasefire in Yemen starting on Wednesday night that would last for 72 hours.
Voters attracted by the force of the Trump personality should pause and take note of the precise qualities he exudes as an audaciously different politician: bluster, savage mockery of those who challenge him, degrading comments about women, mendacity, crude generalizations about nations and religions.
But perhaps the NCAA should take note of the absurd priorities its prized amateurism rules create for its member schools: pay for satellite camps—and all sorts of other direct and indirect recruiting crap—because you can't just pay the athletes you're trying to sign.
To take note of the new venture, the March print edition of Revolution — all seven of its zoned versions, including in the United States and Australia — will have an 80-page section highlighting the e-commerce offerings, and similar sections are planned for future editions.
But regardless of its viability, the document is a revealing one that countries all over the world are bound to take note of: Trump is seriously interested in finding a way to get the US to abandon the international trading system that it helped build.
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard said on Friday that he will present a document at the Group of 20 summit this month that would ask the member nations to take note of the high numbers of migrants fleeing Central America through Mexico.
"When you are where we are, it would be wrong to sit back with our arms crossed, doing nothing, and then just take note of the fact that cash has disappeared," said Stefan Ingves, the governor of Sweden's central bank, known as the Riksbank.
SIGAR's report, much of which focused on Afghan corruption and the United States' role in it, did not take note of one item in the news that might have offered help in framing the high-level practices of many of the war's leaders. Gen.
Nor did the report take note of President Trump's proposal as a candidate to ban the entry of all Muslims into the United States, or his subsequent orders to bar the entry of refugees or citizens from seven (later reduced to six) predominantly Muslim countries.
By reviewing a map before your travel, you can take note of "handrails" — landmarks such as bodies of water, stores and streets — that will visually guide you, Ben G. Oliver, the director of outdoor education at Colgate University in Hamilton, N.Y., said in an interview.
The three justices who heard Bibi's final appeal could do the right thing, take note of the many holes in the case, the baselessness of the allegations themselves, the contradictions between witness accounts and exonerate a poor woman who has been wrongfully accused and imprisoned.
If you really want to get more in touch with your feelings, Dr. Emrani recommends practicing mindfulness (in which you stay present, take note of changes in your mood as they come, and reflect on what caused your mood to change), instead of wearing a mood ring.
This week, our friends at the North Pole might wish to take note of Amazon giving out recordings of personal conversations to other users, anyone who purchased a DNA test as a gift, Facebook tracking users even when location data access is turned off, and the FBI.
Our holiday weekend plans either consist of switching off our alarms to sleep in, or setting our alarms to sale shop — and with Monday, February 18 on the imminent horizon, it's time to take note of one online event that's already begun: Wayfair's President's Day Blowout.
"Maybe take note of what this is trying to tell you, gambling addiction is tearing family's [sic] apart in NSW and you're doing nothing to fix it, you're looking after the wealthy, while the middle class and poor get forced out of Sydney," one person wrote.
Instead, New York agents working the Weiner investigation, which centered on allegations of an explicit online relationship with a 15-year-old girl, were told to continue their search of his laptop as before but to take note of any additional Clinton emails they came across.
"I take note of the government's words ... the nuclear industry is going through hard times, there is an accumulation of problems with industrial quality ... budgets and deadlines are not respected," EDF Chief Executive Jean-Bernard Levy said in a speech at a utilities conference in Nice.
Mercury enters its pre-retrograde shadow period on June 20, so take note of conversations that come up between then and the start of the messenger planet's retrograde on July 7; these topics will come up for review during the retrograde, which lasts until July 31.
Second, the DOJ release announcing the ZTE resolution pointedly stated that it resulted from an "all of government approach to sanctions enforcement," a trend that multinational commercial and industrial companies that navigate U.S. sanctions and export control regimes would do well to take note of and prepare for accordingly.
Shulkin would be wise to note the continuing issues with the VA appeals process, but also to take note of why the reform package did not pass, and be open to new ideas for reform as opposed to simply rubber-stamping the appeals reform package of his predecessor.
There are, sadly, so many awful reasons to feel unsafe at any show, but in light of the Manchester Arena bombing, pop shows now carry a particularly horrific association that lingers in the back of your mind and can make you inadvertently take note of the emergency exits.
As my daughters watch this movie again (and again), I hope they'll take note of the unshakable bond between sisters, of the truth that they're the heroes of their own stories, of the idea that women can be powerful and capable even when they feel afraid or unsure.
Stanley Tucci as Jack Warner Like its predecessor, The People V. O.J. Simpson, every colorful bit of backstory merits an artful nod — take note of the delicious internal politics of the studio system and its many simmering resentments — while every role is worth casting an A-level performer.
McDonald's has received more than 70 reports of incidents, including seven reports of blisters  It's unclear how many of those users were children, but since the band was included in the chain's Happy Meal, which has historically been marketed to children, parents would be wise to take note of the recall.
The ultimate collapse of the summit is a valuable opportunity to try to make sure we do a better job next time, and not only take note of Trump's lies and nonsense when his statements are proven to be dishonest nonsense but to be preemptively skeptical of new claims he makes.
"We must take note of the ruling as we cannot erode the foundation of the EU - and respect of law is the foundation of the EU - but at the same time this court ruling is no reason for us to change our policy, which rejects migrants," Orban told state radio.
"We must take note of the ruling as we cannot erode the foundation of the EU — and respect of law is the foundation of the EU — but at the same time this court ruling is no reason for us to change our policy which rejects migrants," Orban told state radio.
"While most are focused on the modest tightening moves being implemented by the Federal Reserve, investors should take note of the significant economic stimulus being provided by a much weaker U.S. dollar and much lower bond yields since year-end," said Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at the Leuthold Group.
Caring adults should take note of changes in behavior and not be afraid to ask young people how they are coping with their lives, knowing that mass shootings — particularly those that have white nationalist motivations and target racial and religious communities — have an impact beyond the immediate time and place of the event.
Now, should you believe in the good faith and fair dealing of those promising the bonus, or should you take note of the veterans who have had to refinance their homes, take second jobs and repair ruined credit thanks to buyers' remorse expressed by those who sent a previous generation to war?
It is no wonder then, that when Mary Pierce, the last Frenchwoman to win the women's singles title at Roland Garros, walks the streets of Rivière Noire (Black River), where she has lived for more than a decade, few locals take note of the former champion and third-ranked player in the world.
Upon check-in there were no robes, slippers, or complimentary water (you have to ask for all those things, and in fact, I've had to call each day for water- most hotels would just take note of the same request multiple days in a row and provide it without having to ask).
But I also believe in stepping back once a year or so to take note of genuine progress — just as, a year ago, I wrote that 2016 had been the best year in the history of the world, and a year from now I hope to offer similar good news about 2018.
This new Urban version, unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show going on this week, adds a "bionic skin" to the mix, which includes embedded sensors throughout to detect things like a change in surface type for the road itself, say from asphalt to packed dirt, or to take note of things like snow and rain.
It's a very nice looking piece of hardware with speakers tuned by AKG to allegedly improve sound, and an all glass front and back that are meant to bring it in line with the general Galaxy aesthetic (take note of that shiny design because we'll probably revisit it when the Samsung Galaxy S8 is announced).
Elizabeth A. Platz, a professor of epidemiology at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and a widely published cancer researcher who was not involved in the report, said that this was a "high-caliber working group of respected epidemiologists and laboratory researchers," and that women in particular should take note of the results.
We will do the same for any company or state that assists an ICC investigation of Americans," said Bolton, a former ambassador to the UN. Bolton said the US would "take note" of other countries' cooperation with the ICC and "will remember that cooperation when settling US foreign assistance, military assistance, and intelligence sharing levels.
They told me that individual Apple store managers are allowed to override the cost at any time, but said that corporate headquarters keeps track of which stores are replacing phones for free: "They take note of how often you do these overrides, and sometimes we have conversations about trying to limit them," the current employee told me.
From jazzing up store-bought pies, ready-to-bake rolls, canned cranberry sauces, bags of frozen green beans, to much more — plan B for Turkey Day may end up being even better than our plan A. Scroll on and take note of these ten last-minute, pre-made fixes that will still achieve a respectable degree of Thanksgiving success.
And then I had a different order and I sent it to Gramma, and they had another idea for an order and I would print that out and sit with it and read it four times, take note of what transitions worked, and what didn't, and then go back and edit it and send them something.
Whether you're a man or a woman on the job hunt, here are some surprising conclusions to take note of, along with tips that will ensure you get a fair shot at being considered for an open job role: Organizations need to be better at training everyone involved in the hiring process to ensure a gender-balanced pipeline.
" A spokesman for the European commission: "We take note of the UK's request... but we will only address them once we have made sufficient progress on the terms of the orderly withdrawal... We see the UK's publication of a series of position papers as a positive step towards now really starting phase one of the negotiations.
" The many technology companies in Davos — Facebook, Google and Amazon among them — may also want to take note of Mr. Klarman's anxiety that "more and more people are choosing to only seek out information from those who share their views" and his blame that "technology and social media have made it increasingly easy to do so.
Mr. Trump's statement, delivered at a cabinet meeting in which he exulted over the passage of a tax overhaul, followed a letter to General Assembly members from the American ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki R. Haley, in which she warned that the United States would take note of countries that voted in favor of the measure.
While Trump may very well shift hard to the right in the general election (reversing the conventional pattern of running to the hard right in the primaries and then shifting to the center in the fall), the fact that he will win the nomination after having run such an eclectic and unorthodox campaign is something that party professionals will take note of.
Read more: How to know if someone is a serial cheater or if they've actually made a mistake, according to a therapistOnce you know your wedding must-haves, whether that's a three-course dinner, an ice-cream-sundae bar, or a mariachi band, it's important to take note of the existing relationship you and your partner have with your families.
While the administration officials all suggested that Moscow should take note of the US's lack of hesitation to use force against its ally, none of them sounded as if the damage done to US-Russian relations was irreversible, and affirmed that the Kremlin was going to be a key part of any long-term political solution to the end of the Syrian civil war.
But no one, certainly, would suggest that she was little more than a (very) pretty face (or exotic accent), even if most stories leading up to the event did take note of her appearance in some way -- even going so far as to point out that if she becomes first lady she will be the first former lingerie model to earn the distinction, as if that distinction is worth being made.
The holiday season is also a season of charity for many of us, so consider this an act of kindness to yourself, your family and friends and to those who are going hungry: Read food date labels carefully, make sure you know what they mean -- remember it's the "use by" date that you need to take note of from a food safety perspective -- and let store managers know if their labels aren't clear.
N.) General Assembly weighed a resolution last year condemning the U.S. decision to move its embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE warned that Washington would take note of the countries that voted in favor of the measure, which was eventually approved.
Although Secretary of Education Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE made news last week because of her appearance on "28500 Minutes," which underwhelmed many observers, those who track education policy (and federalism) should take note of a speech she gave a week earlier.
To that end, it's possible to pause, rewind, and fast forward these memories, letting you take note of some information Conversation A, hitting pause, and running over to the other side of the room and seeing how it intersects with Conversation B. There's precious little you have to actually do in Tacoma—you could probably finish the game in 20 minutes if you literally went from point A to point B—so the meat of the game becomes how long you want to spend deciphering conversational puzzles.

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