I think voters are going to take notice of that.
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Stand up and take notice of NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson.
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Hopefully the American people will take notice of all this.
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He told his followers to take notice of the sound.
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Blanchard began to take notice of rampant discrimination against women.
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If you're in the game, you gotta take notice of that.
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As you proceed to your seat, take notice of your route.
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Still, Democrats might want to take notice of what went wrong.
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Others simply take notice of what leave possibilities are out there.
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Video game companies will want to take notice of that difference.
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Having your movie play at Cannes means people take notice of it.
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Those following Cardboard will likely take notice of the "iOS" bit above.
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Today, Jules P. Markey makes us take notice of literal CROSS REFERENCES.
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Remember: Hiring managers take notice of everything, from word choice to typos.
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New York isn't the only metropolis to take notice of Saturday's attacks.
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People will take notice of your ability to write and speak well.
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Starbucks isn't the only company to take notice of Congo's agricultural potential.
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And I think we actually have to take notice of that too.
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Comscore is not the first measurement firm to take notice of Twitch.
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Policy makers all over the country should take notice of their work.
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It's disgusting, and Twitter is starting to take notice of his offensive language.
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Take notice of how your desk is set up and adjust as needed.
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We're pretty sure the Members of Parliament will absolutely take notice ... of Joanna.
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Ford wants the world to take notice of its plans for electric vehicles.
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Whether AT&T's board will take notice of Elliott's saber rattling is unclear.
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"It's enough that people take notice (of the problems) and think," he added.
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Recently, Chinese state media began to take notice of Peppa Pig's viral fame.
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Travel & Leisure isn't the only travel publication to take notice of Asheville recently.
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The pop star was not the only celebrity to take notice of Trump's photo.
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Clearly, the minds behind Westworld really want you to take notice of the object.
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Olive Garden isn't the only chain to take notice of the cookie butter trend.
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"I will take notice of these brands and want to do business with them."
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People have started to take notice of all the data they are giving away.
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Social media users weren't the only ones to take notice of Chanco's voluminous locks.
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The game understands exactly what kinds of things skeptical players will take notice of.
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Slow: the repetitions force the reader to take notice of them and slow down.
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"Any entity considering evading our sanctions should take notice of this action today," Pompeo said.
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Perhaps the younger man will take notice of and render respect to the older man.
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When you send the right signals, people will take notice of you and your work.
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"Men in particular always take notice of other men's watches in the boardroom," she says.
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" He added, "The team is legendary and the [sic] everyone will take notice of this.
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LEDE: The White House is starting to take notice of the growing influence of artificial intelligence.
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But he can also take notice of you and the rest of your friends and family.
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Moving On This year's election has forced Americans to take notice of class divisions between workers.
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Take notice of how Rita Moreno's character, Lydia, remains estranged from her sister for 20 years.
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Take notice of when you're feeling uncomfortable, and use it as a lesson to move forward.
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But the president wanted the American people to sit up and take notice of the attack.
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"It's awesome that people take notice of what I've got growing on my head," he said.
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I recognize that because the NBA is global business we have to take notice of these issues.
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It took many years for Fleming to get the scientific world to take notice of his work.
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Policy-makers and utility CEOs across the nation will take notice of the scale of this investment.
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He had been one of the first federal prosecutors to take notice of problems with OxyContin abuse.
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" Per blanches, and then laughs, remembering the signposts he had seen earlier: "Take notice of the echo!
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Lady Gaga is giving us nearly a million reasons to take notice of her on-stage sartorial choices.
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This is a great day to show off—people will take notice of you and appreciate your talents.
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Maybe someone else besides us will finally take notice of these outrageous kangaroo court proceedings happening at Guantánamo.
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Interacting with your audience when you present makes them sit up and take notice of what you're saying.
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Masson's visual discord compels us to take notice of the various ways that art conventions mold our responses.
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Altsys sued Aldus, which led the FTC to take notice of the merger and nearly ended the whole thing.
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U.S. corporations who source from China should take notice of this radical pick—this is not your father's USTR.
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Hedge funds and other money managers finally began to take notice of the gas market tightening in mid-August.
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However, it was Voyager 2's observations that caused astronomers to sit up and take notice of the moon.
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"You'd expect buyers of commodity whole milk powder to sit up and take notice of that announcement," she added.
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But there's a new browser in town, and it actually has some features worth sitting up and take notice of.
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Perhaps they should take notice of Seong, who is 214 and has already won three United States Golf Association championships.
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But all should take notice of the fact that the "but the courts" argument reveals a judiciary of outsize importance.
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"The Olympic family is now beginning to take notice of the strength and fairness of our unique case," Nielsen said.
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Recency bias is a tendency for people to take notice of an event and then believe that event happens often.
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He's also hoping the government and colleges take notice of Chegg's plan and do their part to help with the crisis.
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Such high debt levels are "certainly something to take notice of," said Eric Rosenthal, Fitch's senior director of U.S. leveraged finance.
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We were always doing things that we felt people would take notice of that we could get in the press for.
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That's a recipe for fertile startup ground, and investors will begin to take notice of the companies with these competitive advantages.
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Breeders of purebred dogs should take notice of this research, as genetic diversity in many breeds is narrowing to dangerous levels.
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And Philipps wanted to make sure we got the memo, shouting out PEOPLE directly to take notice of the new do.
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It is high time foreign investors and tourists alike take notice of Africa's willingness to "get out and reinvent ourselves" accordingly.
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And even if they do, whether this mercurial president will bother to take notice of what they say is equally uncertain.
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Where you are on a Gartner map determines how many big enterprise customers take notice of your company — like it or not.
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People are already beginning to take notice of the more extreme weather events, like hurricanes and wildfires, wreaking havoc across the country.
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Teammates take notice of Crosby's quick hands, something he works on with the puck at practice and in the pregame warm-up.
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Take notice of the language used when discussing an issue that centers Muslims in the news outlets you watch and read. 11.
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On closer inspection, however, the viewer begins to take notice of the different structures' subtle political commentary and reference to social justice.
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The world began to take notice of Mr. Domino's music in 1949 with the release of "The Fat Man" by Imperial Records.
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Vegan diets are on the rise, and food producers that aren't making plant-based products are starting to take notice of this.
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Brands began to take notice of this growing feature in recent years and have since crafted their own means of leveraging it.
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"Three years in a row is something you take notice of — that's something unusual," Meier, who had no involvement in the study, said.
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McBath knows what she wants her race to be about—and it's what she believes the country will take notice of on Tuesday.
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Hong Kong (CNN)The US should take notice of China and Russia's increasingly close military ties, a top Chinese official said Tuesday. Gen.
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But all this does mean Emogi is entering an increasingly crowded space, and one that larger companies are definitely starting to take notice of.
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She added that she hopes the industry starts to take notice of the Good American sizing model to expand the product available to women.
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But billionaires fretting about a coming climate catastrophe like Jeremy Grantham, Tom Steyer, Elon Musk or Bill Gates should take notice of his project.
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And it's because there's a whole new game in town, and people are going to have to sit up and take notice of that.
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"We take notice of the reaction of the Turkish authorities, and this is for us a matter of freedom of the press," Thomas Schnoell said.
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Many of them, like with most mainstream celebrities and internet celebrities, are elated when their idols, or "faves," take notice of their social media support.
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The show itself did not have high ratings, but apparently, it had the kind of fans who would take notice of a fake search engine.
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Why it matters: The move comes as more people are beginning to take notice of digital currency as the next big movement in financial transactions.
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There are moments when Do pulls back so that we can see the scope of an event, but also take notice of Cambodia's natural beauty.
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"Blood for sale!" he announces to bustling passers-by in expensive suits, most of whom barely even stop to take notice of the odd announcement.
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"Other firms should take notice of today's fine and look again at their own AML procedures to ensure they do not face similar action," Steward added.
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Morgan Stanley told clients "to take notice" of Bezos investments in the space industry through Blue Origin, pointing to him as a "force" bringing financial muscle.
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But both the stuttering community and the black community have been waiting for years for major brands like American Girl to take notice of their lives.
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For some, they might take notice of the exhibitionism, the poverty, and the homelessness; it might even come across as miserable and a little bit dark.
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Some memorable examples have included a well-intentioned sign along a major Beijing thoroughfare cautioning people "To Take Notice of Safe; The Slippery are Very Crafty".
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In the video (posted to YouTube by the Associated Press) you can see the bear, sitting upright, take notice of Hough recording it, and look annoyed.
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Yet it took the revelation of a massive Russian propaganda campaign before lawmakers, journalists and Facebook users began to take notice of the risks this entails.
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While it is unclear whether the debate will change voting habits, politicians seeking office around the country have started to take notice of evolving public opinion.
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Regulators must now take notice of the verdict in the AT&T case so that they can calibrate their approach in the next round of transactions.
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If I want to make people take notice of my stuff, painting a giant Family Guy on a house is a good way of doing it.
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After years of U.S. companies taking advantage of low interest rates to pile up cheap debt, Wall Street is beginning to take notice of a problem forming.
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Big investors take notice of a burn rate because it measures how much value a company transfers to executives, said John Roe, head of ISS's data arm.
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Nguyen hopes voters will take notice of who is — and who isn't — participating in the voucher program when they head to the ballot box for Seattle's Aug.
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Though high rents have sparked resourceful responses including dorm-style co-living and micro-apartments, residents and landlords alike must take notice of the city's safety measures.
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Moving from an area where so many brown people surrounded us to a suburban white town prompted the twins to take notice of their different skin color.
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So for my part, I think the volume of public comments and the individually written comments are really important, and the agency should take notice of them.
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That's a strategic and savvy choice, and to take notice of it is to acknowledge the multidimensional chess game Ms. Pelosi is playing, not to demean her.
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Ferguson shared a video of the experience in the hopes that the global community would take notice of the effects of climate change happening right outside his doorstep.
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" JAKUB SOBIK, SPOKESMAN FOR ANTI-SLAVERY INTERNATIONAL "The business reporting requirements have shifted the conversation and companies have started to take notice of slavery in their supply chains.
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While millennials aren't the most donative generation, MacLaughlin thinks they have a promising charitable outlook, and retailers and nonprofits would be wise to take notice of their habits.
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The Fed is expected to take notice of the macroeconomic headwinds from China at its meeting, boosting hopes that it may go easy on increasing interest rates further.
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Martin Roscheisen, the co-founder of Diamond Foundry, said the company has been doubling revenue every quarter as more traditional diamond retailers take notice of lab-grown diamonds.
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When parents are engaged with teachers and the school and when they act as accountability partners with respect to schoolwork, their children take notice of that time investment.
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Both artists arrive in the group right around the time that the world began to take notice of what was going on in the Greenwich Village art scene.
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But it was Google that prompted real estate brokers, landlords, city officials and economists to sit up and take notice of the burgeoning tech sector a decade ago.
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"I personally urge companies to take notice of this pathway that FDA has opened for them and come to the agency with applications as soon as possible," Gottlieb said.
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I think his courage, stepping up and stepping out on this issue is what has motivated others to step up and take notice of the issue and endorse it.
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But it said it expected managers at banks, companies and other financial institutions that it regulated to take notice of the code, and ensure their staff adhered to it.
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Morgan Stanley told clients earlier this month "to take notice" of Bezos investments in the space industry through Blue Origin, pointing to him as a "force" bringing financial muscle.
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"We take notice of the Hungarian explanation that these are traffic controls, but in effect this amounts to border controls," said a spokesman for the interior ministry in Austria.
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But that also means that 82Labs will likely face a lot of challenges, especially if it starts to get traction and larger companies start to take notice of it.
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No, they're not a household name, but I can give you $86 million good reasons to sit up and take notice of their unusual — and incredibly successful — business strategy.
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People seemed to take notice of my style as I started amassing a following on the app — I now have over two million users following my closet on Poshmark.
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Few in the US will take notice of how all this plays out, however, given that they'll more likely be transfixed by the latest contortions in the White House.
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Chanos said President Barack Obama's vow as a candidate to take rein in for-profit colleges, on which he followed through, shows that investors should take notice of Clinton's comments.
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I was hoping to showcase a form of art that lots of people see from time to time but hardly ever take notice of—a symbol of working-class spirit.
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But other states and nations should take notice of Louisiana's ordeal, said U.S. Representative Garret Graves, a Republican who managed the state's coastal restoration efforts before joining Congress in 2014.
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"We take notice of this decision and we see it as recognition of Germany as a location for making cars," Altmaier told lawmakers in the Bundestag lower house of parliament.
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"We take notice of this decision and we see it as recognition of Germany as a location for making cars," Altmaier told lawmakers in the Bundestag lower house of parliament.
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As much as I love my small boobs, it wasn't until I began to take notice of my butt and hips that I really began to feel like a woman.
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There's a sense of flattery when people take notice of Texas cuisine, but at the same time, there's a feeling of, 'You know what, you New Yorkers, you have everything.
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When that happens, sometime in the next couple of months, the Commission can take notice of the recommendations (which sources say is most likely) and then start thinking up possible legislation.
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When Ewan McGregor brought his daughter Clara with him to the premiere of Miles Ahead on Wednesday in New York City, people couldn't help but take notice of the stunning blonde.
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So after Khiel dies, Na'im starts getting stopped by the police, because he's now of an age where the cops take notice of him and of how he's responding to them.
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Although Hussle has released several mixtapes over the years, the music industry really began to take notice of the rapper in 13, when he decided to independently release his 21 mixtape Crenshaw.
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The authorities should take notice of these potential solutions, but also how bad things can get in the regions where the eradication and substitution of coca are proceeding at a rapid pace.
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As more businesses sit up and take notice of the potential driverless cars and hyperloop have to offer, they will continue to shape the future of transport, retail, work and much more.
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While it's important to pick ourselves up after tragedy, we must connect the dots of extreme weather and take notice of an underlying pattern that is consistent with predictions by climate scientists.
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It takes a little while, but I eventually stop reminding myself that this sort of thing feels a bit silly, and take notice of how different Alex seems in this new context.
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Puerto Ricans who have settled in Florida in recent years need to take notice of their political weight, particularly in light of the importance of the Electoral College in the presidential election.
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And because augmented reality is such an immersive experience, there is probably a better chance someone will take notice of a high-quality ad that might lead them to another app (or game).
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If your lack of cuddling is bothering you, it's important to take notice of how this deviates from your normal couple behavior: Is this how you've always been together, or has something changed?
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These are occupied by two men in outdoor apparel, who barely seem to take notice of us as we pass by, and Louise Runge Mortensen stops to explain the intention behind the room.
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The Fed is expected to take notice of the macroeconomic headwinds and go easy on hiking U.S. interest rates further, dragging on the dollar and supporting demand for commodities priced in the greenback.
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My Instagram following sits around 1,700—too small for most brands to be interested in paying you for it, and too underserved for your favorite artist to take take notice of your work.
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Colin Kaepernick should please take notice of the wording the next time he claims that his right to protest was violated when no team would sign him after he became a free agent.
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And his Democratic opponents are starting to take notice of him and his money and to demand that Bloomberg -- once viewed as a long shot for the nomination -- take part in a debate.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve will take notice of financial market signals about the direction of the economy, although they are not always right, Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank President Loretta Mester said on Tuesday.
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"I hope that people will take notice of us and take us seriously, sometimes there's a lack of recognition and that's a pity because we played very well," Switzerland coach Vladimir Petkovic told reporters.
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But during painful transitions—breakups, divorce, the loss of loved ones—dreams can become so vivid, so lifelike, that even the biggest dream-skeptics take notice of, and even solace in, their nocturnal visions.
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Even people who care nothing about sports betting should take notice of the Supreme Court's decision Monday to strike down a federal law that sought to prohibit states from authorizing sports gambling within their borders.
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Regardless of the outcome in the Lone Star State, other states should take notice of the ability of unions to dominate legislatures in conservative states and distort the ability of taxpayers' voices to be heard.
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And the moms hope Wedgewood will take notice of just how difficult it is to find a home for a working, single mother, and offer to sell the property to them at an affordable price.
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But right now, the Galaxy Fold is doing exactly what it's supposed to do: make people sit up and take notice of Samsung at a time when Apple appears to have lost its innovation mojo.
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The Federal Reserve is expected to take notice of the macroeconomic headwinds from China to Europe when policymakers meet later in the day, boosting hopes that it may go easy in hiking U.S. interest rates further.
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Taiwanese lawmakers have begun to take notice of the case on concern it may become a foreign relations problem as the new Taiwan government steps up efforts to deepen trade and economic ties with southeast Asia.
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LONDON, July 2 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve will take notice of financial market signals about the direction of the economy, although they are not always right, Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank President Loretta Mester said on Tuesday.
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In Colorado, where municipal broadband has become a popular option for many cities, some voters have seen a "trickle up" effect, where politicians at the state level final take notice of what's happening in local government.
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Their deaths have drawn people — brandishing signs emblazoned with the message #BlackLivesMatter — to the streets in their droves, demanding the world take notice of shootings that feel sadly commonplace in the U.S., yet are no less provocative.
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"The advantage of another study like this one is that it puts the information out to the public, so maybe more physicians and patients with hypertension will take notice of it and perhaps try exercise," he said.
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However, reforms such as these are a step in the right direction and have the potential for widespread national impact as other states, Congress, and the White House begin to take notice of these significant bipartisan efforts.
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No self-respecting school organization should tolerate such manslaughter in the name of athletics, and the board will not fail to take notice of brutality in play and, if need be ... to prohibit the game in the schools.
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But Nixon said, years later, that his policies might have "created a Frankenstein" — and the family of nations he hoped would domesticate China finally has begun to take notice of the monster that has arisen in its midst.
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Debbie Mukamal, executive director of the Stanford Criminal Justice Centre at Stanford Law School, thinks states will "take notice" of the change in federal policy but may not have "viable alternatives" in place to reduce dependence on private corporations.
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While the Orthodox have grown more fastidious about making sure the products they consume are rigorously kosher, they also increasingly take notice of foods popular in the wider culture, adapting French, Indian, Italian and steakhouse dishes to kosher specifications.
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Only when he came to Leicester City in 2015 did the world start to take notice of the player who patrols the area in front of his defense in such a way that allows both midfielders and defenders to play up.
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Investors may have been distracted by Italian referendum -- and the threat that a no vote could lead to snap elections and further shocks to the country's banking system --but analysts believe we should sit up and take notice of Austria.
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For Republicans yearning to find some traction in the final stretch of the primary season before actual voters get out and vote, Clinton understands that it is simple addition -- getting more people to take notice of the campaign and the candidate.
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"[Facebook's experiment] got me thinking about how little I actually take notice of the link between my mood and the content I'm passively consuming, and the extent to which this is potentially already being exploited," Taylor tells The Creators Project.
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International Self-Care Day was developed in 2011 by the International Self-Care Foundation as an occasion to take notice of your body and mind — whether through physical exercise, meditation, a nice, long bubble bath, or whatever works for you.
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The critically acclaimed, futuristic blend of soul, jazz and funk took Ngaiire to Glastonbury in 2014, but it's only now that Australia is really beginning to take notice of the singer, largely due to the success of 2015 single "Once".
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"If you failed to take notice of the things that are there to see and the things that you're hearing that are repeated by people that you ought to trust, I think you deserve a fair amount of criticism," he said.
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Those in retirement who are receiving Social Security benefits and are enrolled in Medicare may want to sit up and take notice of the latest Medicare Board of Trustees report released this month, as their Social Security benefit may be adversely affected.
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Characters like Kofi and real women like London, serve as symbols of Black resilience—representing that though the fight for our lives is seemingly never over, we have to remember and take notice of our joy and resilience, when we're still standing.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads What is most notable about Hulu's TV miniseries adaptation of Joseph Heller's novel Catch-2019 (published 1961) is how the show wastes no moment in directing the audience to take notice of what they are hearing.
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"With political tensions remaining high and Trump's call for a lower dollar, traders are more likely to take notice of bad news over good to keep pressure on the dollar and support the yen," said ThinkMarkets' senior market analyst Matt Simpson in a note.
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When paired with low-key basics like your favorite jeans, a classic white T-shirt, or a moto jacket, they add a pop of interest that everyone will take notice of — we're talking, getting compliments at the grocery store checkout line sort of attention-grabbers.
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"People who look across the Pacific will look from a geostrategic point of view and obviously take notice of this very bold statement of ambition, if it is true, that the Chinese navy is now seeking to acquire some sort of presence," he said.
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If this political cycle has shown us anything, it's that this premise is flatly wrong … The Court could easily take notice of these facts and license legislators to regulate this spending precisely because it isn't 'independent' in the sense that Citizens United used that term.
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It also helps that it was almost impossible to ignore the movie, and both Reynolds and 20th Century Fox did some daring things to get people to take notice of a film that had no reason to succeed — let alone become a critical and commercial success.
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Unite Here Marriott workers demanded that "One job should be enough" and won a series of historic contracts that offer benefit and wage increases and allow them to bargain over how technology affects their jobs, among other things — something all Amazon workers should take notice of.
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Many state legislatures are using fax machines, and a coordinated campaign to send dozens of fax messages on a particular issue can not only annoy staff who are trying to find new fax toner cartridges but also get them to take notice of something else besides emails.
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Scenarios that are already playing out in many parts of the world, causing droughts, floods, famines, and the sort of economic and political instability that has lead even the Pentagon to sit up and take notice of AGW as one of the greatest security threats we face.
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Singh recently told Business Insider how the campaign is using an "unconventional" approach to wooing over young voters by not just posting on social media, but putting up content that gets people to respond or take notice of the 78-year-old former New York City mayor.
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The reversal of course, the display of resolve, coupled to a willingness to risk has made Russia, and other major global players sit up and take notice of this man from Queens, N.Y. The actions and results of the Trump policy changes have become impossible to ignore.
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Additionally, a sizeable portion of our dedicated readers are technologists and product thinkers, who we knew would take notice of the choices that we made, and, hopefully, understand the process that we are going to go through for the next couple of years to make this thing great.
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The frequency with which he fights allows Cerrone to put together streaks of wins—once as long as eight fights—over respected competitors, and on the rare occasion when Cerrone loses you know that you had better sit up and take notice of the man who has bested him.
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" Once, in court, when she felt that the judges were not giving her adequate time to speak, she threatened, "If you do not let me finish, I'll put everything I cannot tell you here on YouTube, and then we will have a public resource that everyone can take notice of.
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Loderunner: Everything exploded during C'Thun [a raid boss who was released in a broken state], and that's when people started to really take notice of EJ. Mostly if I was approached at any time it was "can i join plz", but some people did ask me about warrior stuff [theorycrafting for the warrior class].
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"I lost my grandmother untimely from a massive heart attack, after which I began to take notice of my habits, such as what I was eating and allowing to enter my body, and monitoring stress — as well as the fact that I want to look and feel my best each and every day," Fantasia, 32, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Because the book (by the late Marshall and J.F. Lawton) almost never diverts from the film script, Barks and Karl have little to do other than be charming, as they slot into roles that are so embedded within the cultural lexicon that much of the audience will likely take notice of what makes it into the stage version and what doesn't.
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That report will explore in vivid detail the impacts that global warming will have on local communities, documenting trends like the sharp rise in tidal flooding that is already beginning to swamp cities like Hampton Roads, Va. There is some evidence that even policymakers skeptical of human-caused global warming will take notice of worsening local impacts and act accordingly. Gov.
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RuPaul's venerable reality competition series RuPaul's Drag Race has been kicking around long enough for it to be called "venerable," but it's only in the past few years that the Emmys have started to take notice of the phenomenon — mostly its eponymous host, who's won Outstanding Host for a Reality or Reality Competition Program for the past three years, 2018 included.
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Al FrankenAlan (Al) Stuart FrankenNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Al Franken urges Trump to give new speech after shootings: 'Try to make it sound like you're sincere, even if you're not' MORE (D-Minn.) questioned why it took Twitter, Google and Facebook as long as it did to take notice of Russia's actions.
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At the Giant Center, it felt as if the most essential product of Trump's candidacy, for the faithful, wasn't the prospect of him enacting these policies but what was happening right here in this room — as if whether he actually built that wall was less important than the fact that his call for it had made the world sit up and take notice of him, and therefore of them, and all that they were grieving.
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