A young, blue collar kid from Brockton was taking notice.
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A passing VanMoof S2 owner even stopped after taking notice.
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Although Unpackd is still very new, people are taking notice.
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And the committees are taking notice of the consistent discrepancy.
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The biggest fund firms in the industry are taking notice.
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Creative entrepreneurs and a young, hip crowd are taking notice.
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Uber, U.S. investors and Chinese internet titans are taking notice.
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But the mainstream auto industry is sitting up and taking notice.
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But authorities are taking notice and taking steps to deter Instagrammers.
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You better believe the world's biggest sports network is taking notice.
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They are taking notice of the list price on their drugs.
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Campaigns on both sides of the political divide are taking notice.
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Without question, each team's downtrodden fan base will be taking notice.
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Finally taking notice, management told her it was not her fault.
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The cannabis industry is growing and, naturally, investors are taking notice.
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There's some evidence that women who previously supported Trump are taking notice.
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And both immigrant rights groups and their conservative opponents are taking notice.
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It doesn't hurt that some celebrities are taking notice of her work.
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People like Kipnis are taking notice, and will vote on this issue.
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"We're sending mixed signals and the world is taking notice," Engel said.
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A recession may be imminent, and the ultra-wealthy are taking notice.
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Of course, traditional tech companies are taking notice of the trend, too.
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These issues are so egregious that the United Nations is taking notice.
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Even though mortgage rates are still low historically, homebuyers are taking notice.
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Investors are taking notice of the deteriorating sentiment over the company's fundamentals.
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Now with more than 1 million clients, growth-stage VCs are taking notice.
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Their greatness is so astounding, so palpable that even pets are taking notice.
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Here was a movement unapologetically idolizing the proletariat, and capitalists were taking notice.
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The cricket protein industry is taking off, and venture capitalists are taking notice.
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The world at large was taking notice of the online porn explosion, too.
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The warning signs are there, and investors are sitting up and taking notice.
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Wall Street is taking notice and getting concerned over the title's financial prospects.
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I love that people are taking notice of what these guys are doing.
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Unsurprisingly, the women of the red carpet are taking notice and speaking out.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES POLITICS & 2020: Democratic voters are taking notice of Sen.
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There will be many watchful eyes taking notice of your activities this weekend.
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After five years of declining wages, adjusted for inflation, Russians are taking notice.
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It's not the frequency, but rather the intensity that has everyone taking notice.
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According to the GWS report, the rest of the world is taking notice.
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Now that deductibles have spiked along with the base price, consumers are taking notice.
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Since Dead To Me has the viral-friendly Netflix factor, people are taking notice.
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It's not just makers of devices with screens on them that are taking notice.
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Hollywood is taking notice of the upcoming 50th anniversary of the Manson Family murders.
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Still, Democrats nationally are taking notice of Bullock bringing aboard a seasoned veteran strategist.
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Both curators and Instagram users are taking notice of the quality of the work.
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Why are everyday people taking notice of 1UP as opposed to other graffiti artists?
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After locals started taking notice and wanting to buy the coffee, Alakef was formed.
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This dog has one unusually Insta-worthy skill — and the internet is taking notice.
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We have been hard at work championing this blueprint, and Washington is taking notice.
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Senators have introduced bipartisan legislation to regulate the tools, and investors are taking notice.
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Other countries are no doubt taking notice and watching to see how this plays out.
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And just as importantly, America's adversaries and strategic competitors are sitting up and taking notice.
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But that trend has seemed to accelerate this year, and hedge funds are taking notice.
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I was the shy type before I started doing something where people started taking notice.
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"Because of Harvey, people are really taking notice to what potentially could happen," Keys said.
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Silicon Valley is taking notice too, worrying that Trump will roil U.S.-China business ties.
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After the massacre in El Paso U.S. policymakers and tech companies are finally taking notice.
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While "cold brew" has long been synonymous with fancy coffee shops, chains are taking notice.
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Wall Street is taking notice and lowering its expectations for the video game's financial prospects.
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Islanders use the tree's resin as a cure-all, and pharmaceutical companies are taking notice.
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"I think with the success of Serra, the private schools started taking notice," Stevenson says.
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Still, as a way of drawing attention to himself, it's definitely worked, with everyone taking notice.
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Now the big players are taking notice and gobbling up these successful, small, digital-first brands.
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"We've got to the stage where people are really standing up and taking notice," he said.
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That industry is taking notice, trying to stay ahead of consumer backlash by focusing on recycling.
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It's been flying in bitcoin's shadow, but investors are taking notice of its powerful financial technology.
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Investing in Apple has proven to be a good move, and expert investors are taking notice.
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And brands are taking notice by launching gender-neutral clothing lines for adults and kids alike.
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I apologize if I have ever hurt you through neglect or not taking notice, or forgetfulness.
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Source: CoinDesk The U.S. government seems to be taking notice, even if some investors are not.
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Wall Street is taking notice and growing concerned over the company's user numbers and financial results.
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And it's not only states that are taking notice of the public's scrutiny of these businesses.
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And conservative Latino groups, looking for a sign of cooperation from the White House, are taking notice.
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You'll see how North Korean officials, who tightly control all media, are taking notice of social media.
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This new technology has a ton of potential, and major companies like Ikea are already taking notice.
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Thanks to the wonderful power of Black Twitter, both subjects of the photo ended up taking notice.
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But regardless of when the photo was taken, everyone — including commenters and her family — is taking notice.
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Other states are taking notice, with Wyoming and North Dakota taking steps to reduce waste and pollution.
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President Obama's statement last week shows he is taking notice, and we are making our voices heard.
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Now the population has spread throughout the city (and throughout the state) and people are taking notice.
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This shows that the Fed is taking notice of the recent shift in market perception about inflation.
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Mr. Kumar's initiative is so popular among the public that leaders of other states are taking notice.
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Beards are back "Jeopardy!" host Alex Trebek is sporting a new beard, and people are taking notice.
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The industry is taking notice as evidenced by Rovi's recent acquisition of Tivo and it won't stop there.
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They were among a growing cohort of other global authorities taking notice of the crisis on Colombia's border.
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Cronk, 49, told the Argus Leader that it's not just Bohl or the internet at large taking notice.
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As friends and families mourned, many are taking notice of how far gay culture has progressed among Latinos.
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Doubtless, school leaders in Kentucky, Arizona, and other states at-risk for teacher strikes are also taking notice.
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The price hikes were announced last month, but many customers are now taking notice as February bills arrive.
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But party leaders and the news media are taking notice now that Warren has slipped in the polls.
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But one thing that hasn't changed is her strong sense of self, which even has the Queen taking notice!
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Companies including Facebook (FB) are taking notice and offering their own ways for social media influencers to make money.
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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway is sowing more funds into farm machinery giant Deere, and defensive investors are taking notice.
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Virgin Galactic debuted with much fanfare at the New York Stock Exchange last month, with institutional investors taking notice.
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Podcasts have surged in popularity over the past several years, and television producers and screenwriters are definitely taking notice.
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Americans are concerned about how data related to their digital activity are being used — and legislators are taking notice.
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The students of Parkland have been broadcasting to the world via social media, and the world is taking notice.
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As the plant-based competition begins to literally bump up against traditional protein sources, meat producers are taking notice.
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Nick Reinhold, New York RE: FIRST WORDS Emily Bazelon wrote about white people taking notice of their own race.
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Investors have arguably started taking notice after Amazon made its bid for Whole Foods and subsequent deals after that.
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That there was a vocal backlash for WarGroove's casting is itself a sign that audiences are taking notice, too.
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Investors are taking notice -- when trading started 15 months ago, the exchange hosted daily trading worth around $1 million.
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Now analysts say GM and Ford are taking notice and may be making similar tweaks to their own lineups.
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Arcade-goers weren't the only ones taking notice of the growing popularity of Liu Kang, Johnny Cage, et al.
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But judging by Tamez's Twitter feed, it's pretty easy to see how thrilled he is that people are taking notice.
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Now that you know, it'll be tough to watch an episode without taking notice of Hofstadter's quirky, glass-free specs.
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But now, we're taking notice: These aren't going to be the last news stories that chronicle the algorithms' blind spots.
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Read More Big banks are taking notice of the digital shift, and are pairing off with online wealth managers accordingly.
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I am so happy that brands are taking notice and going more diverse so that beauty can be seen everywhere.
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Still: The People's HouseEven in the last twelve months, VR filmmaking has made strides technologically, and Hollywood is taking notice.
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Real estate stocks are getting a place of their own in the market this week, and investors are taking notice.
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Other asset managers are taking notice, investing in engineering talent and in "robo-advice" tools that manage investors' money automatically.
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As the two high-flying companies continue to raise billions of dollars among investors, old guard industries are taking notice.
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As The Most Interesting Hadid, I have been taking notice whenever Anwar posts lovey-dovey moments with his recent girlfriend.
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Over the years, he's watched the business grow, with more and more competition in cities and big investors taking notice.
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These suggestions were meant to expand and enhance the existing guidelines by taking notice of new technology and new science.
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Republicans are taking notice; the NRCC recently canceled a $1 million ad buy for Yoder, a sign he's in trouble.
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"But I certainly think it sends a message, and I feel like the industry is sitting up and taking notice."
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Museum curators were taking notice of the East Village art scene; newly minted art collectors had their checkbooks in hand.
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And at least for a while, voters were taking notice in 2019 when she began to rise in the polls.
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Despite the film's inventive sound design, it's difficult to imagine festivals' taking notice with a different director at the helm.
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The North Face is teaming with YouTubers and Supreme to up its cool factor — and Gen Z is taking notice
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Voters are demanding commonsense gun violence prevention measures, and H.R. 8 is an indication that legislators are finally taking notice.
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The lifestyle in the city is absurdly brandable, so it's no surprise that the corners of America are taking notice.
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"People are taking notice of how quickly Bird is growing and they want to pivot in and clone us," says VanderZanden.
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If women are taking notice and paying more attention to their breasts because of her, that may be all that matters.
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And those responsible for actually leading and fighting these wars are taking notice, even if the rest of America will not.
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Hollywood seems to be taking notice of Butler, who died in 2006, and is seen as a pioneer of Afrofuturist fiction.
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Same with Wolf Alice (who won the Mercury); there were a lot of toilet circuit shows before people started taking notice.
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But when you start calling in sick weekly or coming in late every day, you better believe your manager's taking notice.
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Today, through a combination of DIY ethic and intensive mycological study, they're producing top-class mushrooms that have chefs taking notice.
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Phone geeks are comparing and disputing scores while manufacturers are taking notice and actively optimizing their cameras to produce higher DxOMarks.
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Government officials knew that the shutdown wouldn't curb the spread, but they wanted to shock the entire population into taking notice.
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"He is speaking in a way that a lot of people in the black community are taking notice of," said Tubbs.
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In 2009, for example, Citibank made news when it began closing enough accounts that people began taking notice in online forums.
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But Democrats and consumer groups have been banging the drum over the issue, and the public appears to be taking notice.
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And it wasn't just me: Other women of color, too, I found, had begun taking notice and talking about the monarchy.
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With the 2020 elections on the horizon, Democratic presidential hopefuls – particularly those from high-tax states – are taking notice of these concerns.
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Premier League Even non-soccer fans are taking notice of Leicester City's improbable nabbing of its first English Premier League title yesterday.
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The healthy trend is forcing legacy brands to change their menus Traditional food companies are, of course, taking notice of this shift.
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Sharp, taking notice of this, has produced a display specifically for VR that's double the resolution of what's out there right now.
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Women saw their concerns and struggles being depicted in an unashamed, provocative way, and people all over the world were taking notice.
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GEORGE Soros's record is sufficiently impressive, particularly on macro-economic calls, that it is worth taking notice when he sounds the alarm.
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The new administration is taking notice: wind energy is a job-creation engine that speeds up the path to American energy independence.
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Even the U.S. farm belt, known as a leader in corn, is taking notice of the surge in exports from South America.
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Companies and governments keep taking notice, and are scrambling to catch up with the ways we and video are changing each other.
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What the children really want to see is you taking notice of them and acknowledging that they and their actions are important.
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Taking notice of the company's success, local businessmen approached Mr. Bañuelos about joining them in establishing a bank for the Latino community.
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But as college students and other young voters started taking notice, Asian-Americans began showing up at his events in significant numbers.
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"The UAW has become a case study of why not to join a union, and workers are clearly taking notice," she added.
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The CFTC already regulated cryptocurrencies as commodities for several years, but the SEC is also taking notice in these products as securities.
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The heavily guarded US embassy / Photo by the author The rest of the world is taking notice of Cuba's cool factor too.
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Even though the launch of Facebook's crypto platform and stablecoin is likely a year away (or more), banks and institutions are taking notice.
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Cramer suspected that its latest acquisitions could be paying off for the company, and Wall Street is finally taking notice to its stock.
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Once I started shooting all of the time and doing editorials, people started reaching out to me and taking notice of my work.
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"The American Airlines team continued to produce outstanding results in 220006, and outsiders are taking notice," AA CEO Doug Parker said in January.
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And Trump is clearly taking notice: he fired off a tweet that specifically praised House Republicans, making no mention of the Senate GOP.
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Hurricane Irma is one of the most powerful storms to sweep through the Atlantic Ocean, and even space-based cameras are taking notice.
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With a potential market worth billions of dollars, major European energy companies such as French utilities EDF and Engie are taking notice too.
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While the dream of Cuomo 2900 takes shape, the national media is taking notice of the problems the Cuomo 220006 campaign will face.
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Serena Williams may have accidentally hinted that her pal Meghan Markle will soon welcome a baby girl — and now U.K. bookies are taking notice.
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Traditional investors are finally taking notice of the mobile gaming ecosystem as a whole and the explosive growth it has produced in recent years.
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But he is happy people are taking notice of his theme parks and the joy that such places could bring for so many families.
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Wall Street strategists are taking notice and expressing increasing levels of concern about what it will mean for a market hovering around record highs.
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It seems like Zara, the reigning champion of all things fast fashion, is taking notice of many shoppers' slowly but steadily developing buying habits.
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"People are taking notice of how quickly Bird is growing and they want to pivot in and clone us," VanderZanden told us last month.
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While these flights pose no real military threat, US defense officials are taking notice of the high frequency at which they've occurred this week.
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Now, though, many more are taking notice of his work, which he mainly conducts through the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation, which he established in 22010.
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To be honest, when we were having landings in 2013 and Europe was not taking notice of us, I threatened to push back migrants.
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However, there is evidence that lawmakers are taking notice of the threat, as the European Parliament voted to ban single-use plastics in October.
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"I think the government really is taking notice and they're very much behind technology to revolutionize how health care is delivered," he told Cramer.
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The three former executives would bring more than 40 combined years of investment banking experience to Trump's Cabinet, and Wall Street is taking notice.
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Over the last week, the hockey world began taking notice of the Avalanche Twitter account, which has been tweeting out facts about the team.
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Taking notice, Nick stepped out wearing a sweatshirt that had a photo on it of the Fuller House star wearing a JoBros T-shirt.
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Impeding humanitarian assistance and using famine as a weapon are war crimes, and Saudi Arabia must realize that the world is finally taking notice.
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Congress is taking notice: the Reward Work Act introduced by Senator Tammy Baldwin in March would ban stock buybacks done as open market repurchases.
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But her aides pointed to hints that voters in New Hampshire were taking notice; events with 40 R.S.V.P.s ended up with roughly 100 attendees.
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It is absurd the Las Vegas shooter was able to amass dozens of high-powered assault weapons in one year without anyone taking notice.
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This month, people are taking notice because of the sheer size of the migration: Scientists estimate the teeming painted ladies number in the millions.
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And even though Love's currently off the market, a couple glances at these photos will surely have women taking notice of him off the court.
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Even though more countries are taking notice, one tiny country is putting much of the world to shame by stepping up their water saving methods.
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Walking in the woods, she developed a method that has become the hallmark of her poetry, taking notice simply of whatever happens to present itself.
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What was once known as the land of cheap rip-offs may now offer a glimpse of the future — and American companies are taking notice.
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It's the first such deal for a streamer, and the first sign that other major streaming platforms are taking notice of Microsoft's increasingly competitive approach.
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Berkshire Hathaway CEO and business mogul Warren Buffett will share his 2017 annual shareholder letter this morning and the business world will be taking notice.
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With impeachment looming and federal judges taking notice, agencies began cutting deals with requesters who had sued them to make some of the records public.
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"We are taking notice of this event, which indicates China is expanding its ability to engage in maritime warfare," Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said.
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As it does, though, people are taking notice of the individuals who are supporting the efforts while simultaneously supporting people who have ghastly allegations against them.
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Markets will likely start taking notice of the presidential election in August, but the most important catalyst for the month may simply be Friday's jobs report.
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"We are taking notice of this event, which indicates China is expanding its ability to engage in maritime warfare," Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said.
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With it becoming harder to retain top talent these days, companies are sitting up and taking notice when it comes to work environments and well-being.
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While these flights pose no real military threat, US defense officials are taking notice of the high frequency at which they've occurred in the past week.
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Later versions built in the solution mechanisms that had been added to the software — with that flashing 27% reduced churn rate that had VCs taking notice.
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New additions like the city-subsidized ferry service have also altered both the real and imagined convenience of once remote enclaves, and developers are taking notice.
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"Once Vanguard put its stamp of approval on ETFs, and with BlackRock doing a good job managing the iShares business, investors started taking notice," Bryan said.
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"It means this corporate giant is taking notice of a small population of people, and also acknowledging that these people have something to say," she said.
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With nonprofits leveraging digital currency platforms to help vulnerable people in other countries as well, a growing number of donors are sitting up and taking notice.
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Above all, we can discuss investors taking notice of the increased acceptance of the open-source tech and its possible repercussions on supply chains across the industry.
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Basically, the way that I was mentoring/coaching/prodding them, was keeping their enthusiasm up, taking notice of things that they didn't when they were cooking something.
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After they executed a quick, devastating, and limited strike in Syria and dropped the "Mother of All Bombs" in Afghanistan, both allies and adversaries are taking notice.
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Rival campaigns are taking notice that a frontrunner for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination has been slow to release specifics about an animating issue for primary voters.
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Donald Trump and his team are taking notice of a formal request to recount the vote in Wisconsin as well as mounting efforts in Pennsylvania and Michigan.
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While the digital studio has been up and running for awhile, it wasn't until the winners of the first competition emerged in January that people began taking notice.
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Read MoreMcDonald's has 'no plans of easing up' following all-day breakfast win According to Stacey Gilbert, head of derivative trading at Susquehanna, options traders are taking notice.
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If it's true that a state actor is responsible for NotPetya, it's possible that NATO taking notice and talking up Article 5 could make the perpetrator think twice.
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It allows for more imaginative designs, more custom and creative products and, in already a few instances, cheaper manufacturing costs — and companies in several industries are taking notice.
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It seems the gears are finally grinding too: they're being played on BBC 1Xtra, they're being booked for festivals, more and more of London's youth are taking notice.
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Sub-Saharan Africa just produced its first unicorn, online shopping site Jumia, exits in the region are increasingly frequent and VCs all around the world are taking notice.
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Younger generations are taking notice, whether to encourage their parents to prepare for possible late-life infirmities or to make preparations for themselves earlier in their own lives.
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I've been taking notice of the Dow transports in recent sessions, as the index lagged the broader market on Friday but managed to hold just above key support.
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Taking notice of Coleman's success, Patterson High School in East Baltimore created its own Mindful Moment Room, where students do yoga or simply decompress after a school day.
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This revolution in gaming has yet to fully extend to accessibility through HTML5, but the tools to build those bridges are readily available, and developers are taking notice.
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Lawmakers around the world are now taking notice, and it's possible that in the next five years, we'll see greater regulatory curbs to the behemoths' size and scope.
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Scarborough was hit with two techs for dunking that game, and coach Phil Conley decided to politely question the decisions, per the Herald: Even college coaches are taking notice.
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When we got Shildt out in NYC just a couple days later ... he told us the Blues' season is motivating as hell -- and the Cardinals are definitely taking notice!!!
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This is the "filthy 15" on steroids and thankfully, even a little bit, some noted publications in the industry are taking notice of the dangerous precedent this could set.
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The Supreme Court is now taking notice, having accepted two cases that question whether it is constitutional for legislators to choose their voters, rather than the other way round.
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While taking notice the of paint chipping on the campervan parked nearby, she spots a pair of red-rimmed reading glasses for which she then tosses into the fireplace.
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The push for tough regulation is mainstream enough that J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon — whose own industry could face more scrutiny in a Democratic administration — is taking notice.
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According to Hari, organic and non-GMO food is one of the food market's segments that continues to increase in a straight line, and big brands are taking notice.
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Amazon quietly became the biggest player in cosmetics retailing last year, with a 21% share of the market — and big-name makeup manufacturers are taking notice, Bloomberg Businessweek reports.
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Sub-Saharan Africa just produced its first unicorn, online shopping site Jumia, and exits in the region are increasingly frequent and VCs all around the world are taking notice.
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Read more: Rival campaigns are taking notice that a frontrunner for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination has been slow to release specifics about an animating issue for primary voters.
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Well, the actual House of Cards is taking notice, too, because the show's official Twitter account posted the perfect GIF to sum up the entire situation, as Mashable noted.
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People first started taking notice of the first grader in November 2015, when Science Shot asked her father if they could post his videos showing off her incredible talent.
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Slowly but surely, the world is taking notice of the crisis affecting Myanmar's Rohingya population, a mostly Muslim minority who have lived in the country for hundreds of years.
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With so much focus on the issue, ISPs would struggle to take advantage of the relaxed rules by throttling traffic or blocking content without proponents of net neutrality taking notice.
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The proposed Colorado referendums began the petition process in mid-April but it wasn't until mid-May when backers starting accelerating the petition drive and Wall Street started taking notice.
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That effort resulted in Marriott Rewards and Expedia taking notice, sponsoring a trip to Paris, Hong Kong, Sydney, and Tokyo so he could catch Pokémon not available in North America.
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Latin America is emerging as the new battleground for the global tech giants, and some of Silicon Valley and Asia's biggest investors—from Sequoia Capital to SoftBank—are taking notice.
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The government's involved, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Sports, everybody is looking at this event and taking notice, so you guys represent more than just your high school.
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At least one social network is taking notice of the major harassment problem that faces all public spaces in which angry young men with computers are allowed a measure of anonymity.
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The Internet seems to be taking notice of this message: a post Stoltenberg put up on Reddit about Clefford's journey attracted a lot of attention and more than 600 adoring comments.
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As the stock market moved sideways last year, once-astronomical price/earnings multiples trickled lower in a sign that some investors were already taking notice of levels that many consider unsustainable.
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"Today's vote total would've been unthinkable not long ago, but Congress is finally taking notice that Saudi Arabia is using U.S. munitions to deliberately hit civilian targets inside Yemen," said Murphy.
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The National Institute of Health (NIH) is taking notice too, with calls for research proposals to investigate interventions using buprenorphine for treating chronic pain and reducing opioid dependence in specific populations.
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Other shoe brands may still have the upper hand in terms of sales and cultural cachet, but there's no doubt that more athletes and customers are taking notice of New Balance.
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But all year, hotels and resorts across the country have been taking notice of this nature-loving demographic, offering educational weekends, bird-watching tours and even full-time birders on staff.
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In it, the officer can be seen taking notice of an open door at the residence — which had its lights on — and then walking around the home's perimeter with a colleague.
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But horror is having a moment, and while these films have long had more on their mind than jump scares and gore, it feels like the mainstream establishment is finally taking notice.
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"SiFive is on a mission to democratize access to custom silicon, and innovative leaders in the industry are taking notice," Dr. Naveed Sherwani, president and CEO of SiFive, said in the release.
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One of the foreign players taking notice of Madagascar's potential is Al Njoo, chief executive of energy investment firm Benchmark Group and a board of director at independent crude producer Madagascar Oil.
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Big name brands are finally taking notice of an audience that other retailers might consider niche, but their doing it the right way: with help from Latinas who put their culture first.
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Other artists are taking notice: he most recently produced a track for PARTYNEXTDOOR's new album, which debuted last week at No. 3 on the Billboard Top 200 Rap and R&B charts.
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This is a period of promising growth for the region, with online shopping site Jumia becoming the region's first unicorn, exits becoming increasingly frequent and VCs all around the world taking notice.
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But the exchange came amid a renaissance of interest in integration over the past few years from progressive education thinkers and civil rights activists — and 2120 candidates seem to be taking notice.
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Another answer is that the trade war is a signal: Trump, Navarro et al are showing that they really are as unhinged and irresponsible as they seem, and markets are taking notice.
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Along with Mexican rapper Audry Funk and Costa Rican artists Nativa and Nakury, Lane is making sure that people are taking notice of women, not just in hip hop, but across society.
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Freed from the demands of advertisers on the new platforms, producers are taking risks with content and casting, and mainstream television is taking notice both in front of, and crucially, behind the camera.
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Tech companies have offered these services to political campaigns for years; experts in the field point to Howard Dean's digital mobilization during the 2004 cycle as the moment that politicos started taking notice.
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Instead of Epic using its 10th season to celebrate the game's meteoric two-year rise and the realization of its e-sports ambitions, the game started to sour, and everyone was taking notice.
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"The rally does not imply panic in other financial sectors, but that the markets are taking notice of potential economic, financial and political risks and the fact that gold enhances risk-adjusted returns."
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ARLINGTON, Va. (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - With a mix of Christian charity and pragmatism, churches are quietly creating low-income housing in areas around Washington - and cities across the United States are taking notice.
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City governments across the United States are also taking notice of burgeoning social housing projects in the capital region, according to David Bowers, of Enterprise Community Partners, a nonprofit that focuses on housing.
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Natalie Portman's red carpet beauty M.O. doesn't typically involve a whole lot of color, but it seems the actress has been stepping out of her comfortable zone lately — and we're definitely taking notice.
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"I think very soon you are going to see major, traditional non-space businesses taking notice," said Sorenson, whose company is working to develop a high-frequency shuttle between earth and the moon.
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Tulsi Gabbard and Andrew Yang might not be getting talked about a lot by the national media, but they've been doing a lot of campaigning in New Hampshire — and voters are taking notice.
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Taking notice of what is mundane via our own struggles has the remarkable power to instruct and enjoin us to confront injustices, to assess our own privilege, and to change our everyday behaviors.
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The Chinese karaoke app called TikTok that usually involves people dancing to their favorite songs is gaining traction in the U.S. — and popular apps that also rely on user-generated video are taking notice.
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But that's far from the only lesson it holds—in fact, transit specialists are taking notice of the game and how it conveys the challenges, strategies, and frustrations of building a public transportation system.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Scientists are getting closer to building life from scratch and technology pioneers are taking notice, with record sums moving into a field that could deliver novel drugs, materials, chemicals and even perfumes.
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"That likability factor, the relatability factor, it's a requirement of being a child actor," said Ms. Brownstein, who cast Ms. Blanchard in her short film after taking notice of her, naturally, on social media.
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But now the rising trend for customization of everything from movie recommendations to the kinds of workouts we do is expanding to vitamins, supplements and medical foods, and companies like Nestle are taking notice.
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" But with the advent of WNDB, she said, "[A]ll of a sudden people were publicly and loudly discussing things like representation and what it did for children, and kid lit professionals started taking notice.
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Potential customers are taking notice of Samsung's efforts to reinvent itself as a top-tier supplier for 5G wireless networks and bridge a big gap with market leader Huawei and industry heavyweights Ericsson and Nokia.
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"Policy uncertainty has been weighing on Japanese bonds for a while and now the currency market seems to be taking notice as well," said Makoto Noji, a senior strategist at SMBC Nikko Securities in Tokyo.
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Why Republicans are also taking notice: Environmental issues are rarely a core component of Republican campaigns, but Florida's deep reliance on ecotourism industries has made the algae surge a key factor in Scott's election prospects.
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The AARP estimates adults over the age of 50 account for $7.6 trillion dollars of annual economic activity in the U.S. Other tech companies are also taking notice of the baby boomer and senior market.
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Voters are taking notice; nearly 35 percent of 500 likely New Hampshire voters polled by Suffolk University said they'd gotten outreach from the Sanders campaign, while nearly 32 said they'd been contacted by Warren's campaign.
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A 2017 CES Innovation Honoree, these funky, futuristic, and comfy headphones apparently use patented Fluxor™ Magnets and Uniforce™ voice-coil technology to deliver a listening experience like none other — and everyone's taking notice.
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It seems as if Ryan and company are trying to keep much of Obamacare in place, tweak a few other parts, and that they hope doing it quickly will result in the voters not taking notice.
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The detention of Spavor and Michael Kovrig, a senior analyst for the International Crisis Group who previously served as a Canadian diplomat, within the space of a week is certain to have Canadian authorities taking notice.
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All of these Soulcycle-spinning, yoga-schvitzing, cold-pressed-juice-swilling Millennials aren't seeing strong pours of gin as conducive to their #cleaneating diets, and some of the world's best bars and restaurants are taking notice.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese households' inflation expectations have risen for the first time in nearly two years, a central bank survey showed, suggesting consumers are taking notice of a series of price increases for food and household products.
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Kaszek Ventures meeting Kaszek Ventures meeting However, while international investors are taking notice of Argentina, expect to see many remain on the sideline until there is proven traction from these incentives programs and the new political regime.
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Advocates are taking notice of such disparities on Equal Pay Day — Tuesday, April 4 — which represents how far into the year women have to work to catch up to the amount men earned in the previous year.
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The nation's largest banks are taking notice, and with the publication of a comprehensive report in late February, have added the anti-money laundering (AML) and countering the financing of terrorism (CFT) regulatory framework into the discussion.
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Notably, Holvi out of Finland, which is also tackling the small business current account opportunity, was acquired by Spanish giant BBVA last year, which also points to how the bigger banks are sitting up and taking notice.
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Grannemann of the Quicken Loans Community Fund said other cities are taking notice of the Neighbor to Neighbor program, and she and her colleagues have been in contact with local officials elsewhere to try out similar strategies.
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Grannemann of the Quicken Loans Community Fund said other cities are taking notice of the Neighbor to Neighbor program, and she and her colleagues have been in contact with local officials elsewhere to try out similar strategies.
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These box office numbers are a huge win for Tarantino and Sony, and an even huger win for theatergoers who want options outside the standard franchise fare—Sony's gamble has paid off, and studios are hopefully taking notice.
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Venture capitalists are also taking notice of this trend: The 17 companies targeting the brain with different products and solutions have now raised some $460 million from firms including Andreessen Horowitz and Khosla Ventures, according to CB Insights.
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"Renters and buyers alike are taking notice and helping to make Jersey City the fastest growing metropolitan area in the state," said Ralph DiBugnara, vice president of retail sales at the New Jersey-based mortgage lender Residential Home Funding.
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Although many of these questions still lack anything close to a satisfactory answer, the space sector is definitely taking notice, and some, like the ESA, have begun to arrange conferences dedicated to the challenge of Big Data in Space.
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With the fight for the New York state Senate becoming a priority for the Democratic National Committee and national progressive groups, rest assured that Democratic kingmakers around the country are taking notice, and progressives around the state won't forget.
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Considering this era was probably the closest the band came to mainstream attention and success, were there any other strange occasions where you were lumped in with that crowd, or stories where it felt like Hollywood types were taking notice?
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"There are very large companies like NYDJ who are taking notice of women with curves, and not only making clothes for them, but including them in the campaign, because that's exactly what the average woman wants to see," Graham told Elle.
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Restaurants and bars are also taking notice: Baptise & Bottle in Chicago unveiled a VR tour to pair with physical scotch; SubliMotion in Ibiza lets diners go skydiving in Samsung Gear VR; Space Needle has launched a sky-high VR bar.
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Democrats are taking notice and beginning to whisper about how Gabbard and Yang — who are combining to pull 10 percent support in New Hampshire — could play spoiler for one or more of the top-tier candidates in the Granite State.
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The mainstream construction players are taking notice: In July, construction equipment giant Caterpillar announced it will partner with Fastbrick by investing $2 million in the company and aiming to develop the framework for bringing the Hardian X to Caterpillar customers.
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Demand for coworking sites is on the rise and investors are taking notice as the pace of capital raising in the shared work space sector quickens, said Jamie Hodari, co-founder and chief executive of Industrious, based in Brooklyn, New York.
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Canadians are taking notice of the health of their bees: Health Canada has proposed a broad-sweeping ban on uses of a neonicotinoid pesticide called imidacloprid after it was found that it is seeping into the waterways and harming bees.
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One of the biggest risks in high-priced spirits trading is that fraudulent sellers begin taking notice, Coleman said, so it's important to ensure an investment in spirits is made through a reputable seller, such as an auction house or properly licensed retailer.
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ASHLEY WEBSTER, FOX NEWS BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: Rhetoric and headlines and tweets, Neil, but the Dow and investors certainly taking notice, as these trade tensions -- we will call it tensions for now, not a war -- between the U.S. and China continues to ratchet up.
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You can safely land 100 planes a day for years without anyone taking notice, but the one time you slip up—well... Still, according to Andrew Parker, the head of MI5, British authorities have prevented 1013 terror attacks over the past three years.
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Scratch thatI This week's most intriguing product announcement isn't actually happening in Cannes — it's happening at Instagram's new San Francisco office, though media companies here are certainly taking notice and Instagram plans to stream it live to reporters here on the ground.
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Recent events demonstrate that the Kremlin is misreading the street, indicating that the social contract that has kept the regime in power for 20 years may be changing or has been broken without the population, the pundits or the Kremlin taking notice.
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If the answers are not clear yet, there is a hint of answers coming, now that we have fine-grained data on millions of children, now that cities alarmed by the results are taking notice, now that philanthropists are lining up to help.
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Industry veteran Karthika VK, who heads the Amazon-owned Westland publishing house, said she was still waiting to see if the award has a material impact on sales, though she added "everybody is taking notice" of the prize's high-profile marketing campaign.
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Check it out: The Fantom 10 is a nifty little gadget, and people are taking notice: Not only was it featured on the hit YouTube channel Unbox Therapy, but it's also a Kickstarter wunderkind, surpassing its $6,000 fundraising goal by more than $608,000 last year.
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"We're also a threat to them because we write about the truth — we write about their hidden activities and hidden goals," Huld said, adding that journalists were sounding the alarm about the dangers of the rising far-right long before the authorities started taking notice.
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From Wiley being re-wooed for this year's event (he was previously pissed off about the rain, which is fair enough), to last year's all-grime Friday on the Sonic Stage, the festival seems to be sitting up and taking notice of what the kids want.
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In response to the theft in Pittsburgh, Blanding said he was surprised to learn of the number of items stolen from just one library without anyone taking notice, leading him to believe that either the library has lax security or the theft was an inside job.
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LaFleur's work has evolved to evince a richness and a prismatic quality, and curators and critics are definitely taking notice: she currently has a solo exhibition at Conduit Gallery in Dallas and is included in a group show at the Czong Institute for Contemporary Art (CICA) in South Korea.
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These roadblocks are no accident: As The New York Times reported, in response to the surge of young voters in the 2018 midterm elections, Republicans in states around the country have systematically made it harder for young people to cast their ballots, and young people are taking notice.
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But beyond aesthetics, in an ever-churning news cycle where it often feels like nothing the president says ever sticks to him, it's comforting to know that somebody — actually, a whole lot of somebodies — are not just taking notice, but quietly recording in this very physical, durable way.
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"While we might not be as well known in the tech sector as Silicon Valley, and might have some different attributes than Austin or Boston or New York, I think the world is definitely going to be taking notice a lot more in the next five years," Harris says.
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Investors are taking notice—the stock of Northern Dynasty Minerals, owner of Pebble Partnership, was nearly worthless by the end of last year, but started rising following the election and peaked at four times its previous value in February, and has remained stable at nearly half its peak ever since.
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"The market is taking notice of this car, the first to offer a no-excuses reason to drive an electric vehicle," said Mark Reuss, General Motors' global product development director, as he took hold of the newly redesigned NACTOY trophy — which happened to be designed by recently retired GM styling chief Ed Welburn.
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However, what happened this summer to tech giants like Uber and Google is merely a symptom of a gradual change in a shifting landscape, that little-by-little has led to people taking notice of a personal blog from a female engineer, or reacting decisively to a discriminatory memo from a male engineer.
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An unarmed Minuteman III ICBM launches during a developmental test at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California on February 5, 2019Photo: U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Clayton Wear/ReleasedThese latest missile tests may not be about recent events, but the military can't blame us for taking notice of the timing.
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The hashtags #wearewithyouamberheard and #imwithamber started trending Saturday morning, with some points worth taking notice of; specifically that when our first reaction is to defend the alleged abuser and attack the victim, we are sending a terrible message to not only the victim, but to other victims of domestic violence, as well.
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Holder, who has traveled the country as head of the National Democratic Redistricting Committee and raised money for Democrats in about a dozen states, has been up front about a potential presidential run, and his busy schedule has Democrats taking notice -- especially when his travels take him to states key to a presidential election.
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Depictions of Burning Man tend to focus on the hedonistic antics of attendees, but from the beginning, when its co-founder, Larry Harvey, burned a wooden effigy as a summer solstice ritual on a San Francisco beach in 240, art has been part of its DNA, and increasingly the museum world is taking notice.
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The promotion has been airing weekly since its official start date in November 2016, and while Max remains at the top of the Thai TV rankings for Muay Thai, fight fans are quickly taking notice of MX. The—thus far healthy—competition has seemed to strengthen both promotions as they continue to revolutionize Muay Thai in Thailand.
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In a land that was the battleground for World War II, where millions were killed by Nazis -- and millions more were saved by Americans and their allies -- people cannot fathom the failure of the president to bluntly shut down the heirs to Nazism in the US. It's not just in Europe where people are taking notice.
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Recount efforts in key states are getting under the Trump team's skin Recount efforts in key states are getting under the Trump team's skin Donald Trump and his team are taking notice of a formal request to recount the vote in Wisconsin as well as efforts in two other key states that helped propel him to victory.
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After Hanya Yanagihara, author of A Little Life, posted an Instagram of Pororwski wearing her book-inspired shirt on Queer Eye, she and Porowski had a conversation over DM. "I thanked her and said, 'I don't really know what to say except I'm crying and thank you for posting about it and taking notice, and I hope you know that I wore the T-shirt with pride,'" Porowski recalled to Vulture.
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