And the committees are taking notice of the consistent discrepancy.
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They are taking notice of the list price on their drugs.
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It doesn't hurt that some celebrities are taking notice of her work.
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Of course, traditional tech companies are taking notice of the trend, too.
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Investors are taking notice of the deteriorating sentiment over the company's fundamentals.
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The world at large was taking notice of the online porn explosion, too.
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I love that people are taking notice of what these guys are doing.
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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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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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It's been flying in bitcoin's shadow, but investors are taking notice of its powerful financial technology.
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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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You'll see how North Korean officials, who tightly control all media, are taking notice of social media.
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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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They were among a growing cohort of other global authorities taking notice of the crisis on Colombia's border.
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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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Nick Reinhold, New York RE: FIRST WORDS Emily Bazelon wrote about white people taking notice of their own race.
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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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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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Read More Big banks are taking notice of the digital shift, and are pairing off with online wealth managers accordingly.
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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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Museum curators were taking notice of the East Village art scene; newly minted art collectors had their checkbooks in hand.
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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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"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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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Taking notice of the matter, the Supreme Court issued arrest and detention warrants in the case to arrest the accused.
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Quickly, the song became the #1 most requested on the radio station and went into power rotation leading to other radio programmers taking notice of the single.
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During these decades, fats have been progressively gaining a greater correlation with health complications especially heart disease. Subsequently, the food industry had been taking notice of this, more labels like "fat-free" or "low-fat" appeared on food packaging.
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In this campaign, taking notice of the legal problems of the IBM campaign, Sony paid building owners for the rights to paint on their buildings "a collection of dizzy-eyed urban kids playing with the PSP as if it were a skateboard, a paddle, or a rocking horse".
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"Karachi: Restoration of Church Mission School ordered" (Archive). Dawn. 20 February 2010. Retrieved 26 May 2014. "Taking notice of the highly dilapidated and bad condition of the Church Mission School (CMS) where Quaid-i-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah had studied,[...]" He gained his matriculation from Bombay University at the high school.
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Taking notice of his success, the UFC signed Diaz over the summer and he made his debut at UFC 44, completing the trilogy against Jackson and submitting him with an armbar in the last round of a back-and-forth fight that Diaz appeared to be winning on the scorecards.
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Taking notice of the massive military build-up, South Africa warned UNITA. The Angolan campaign was initially successful and made considerable gains into southeastern Angola. The South African government became aware that UNITA would not be able to withstand the onslaught. On 15 June it decided to intervene and authorised covert support.
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At the market, Suryam pulls the Prameela(Soundarya) hand to save her from an approaching snake. Unfortunately, only Ali and Suryam seem to have noticed the snake. Soundarya makes a big fuss of the event by assuming Suryam to be a rogue. Maheswara Rao and Chakram beat him up in public without taking notice of his defence.
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At MUVI Television, he gained interest in political news and analysis. This led to the biggest television station in Zambia taking notice of his skills and style. It was at MUVI TV he became a weekly analyst on breakfast shows and occasionally appeared on the 18:30 main news to give analysis on some political developments in the country.
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After taking notice of Joseph Plateau's invention of the phénakisticope (published in London as "phantasmascope") British mathematician William George Horner thought up a cylindrical variation and published details about its mathematical principles in January 1834. He called his device the Dædaleum, as a reference to the Greek myth of Daedalus.Herbert, Stephen. (n.d.) From Daedaleum to Zoetrope, Part 1.
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Even though they had specific orders of "taking written account of everything they did", this did not extend to taking notice of their native allies. The conquerors mention the help of" large numbers or “Indian-friends" in the conquest of the area. Various pictorial documents suggest the existence of Don Gonzalo's descendants, the position and privileges they had. Their native ascendance is documented.
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Following the successful remake of a Mexican telenovela Marimar, local media began sharing and taking notice of the meme, spawning variations. It was voted best meme of 2012. On November 11, 2012, a fan page on Facebook was created named Senyora Santibanez and soon became only Senyora. She became popular as the face and voice of the merciless hacienda of the Philippines, and discussing news including politics.
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Additionally, this professionalization allows content creators to be deemed a credible source by their viewers. Furthermore, many vloggers have been able to turn their channels into sustainable careers; in 2013, the highest paid vlogger brought in a minimum of $720,000 for the year. Hollywood is taking notice of this rising medium, and has placed its value ranked over other entertainment companies such as Marvel, which is also owned by Disney.
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Some Kapamilya stars from ABS-CBN Manila joined the cast in those shows. With the public slowly taking notice of the show's renewed vigor following the reformat, the show was able to gain headway in Bacolod ratings and also kept loyal viewers who watched abroad through TFC (The Filipino Channel). In August, the show finally surpassed "Bongga!" in the Iloilo ratings and gained more momentum after the latter show signed off.
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Then-Senator Salvador Laurel taking notice of Cayabyab's talent in music convinced him to pursue collegiate studies in music and offered him a scholarship. With the consent of his father, Cayabyab moved to the UP College of Music the following year. Cayabyab took ten years to graduate from the UP College of Music due to doing tours within that period. He earned a Bachelor of Music, Major in Theory degree in 1983.
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The press response to the EP was positive and prompted the band to regroup in the United States. Baird had been playing with the Woodpeckers in North Carolina. Richards remained in Atlanta with the Hell Hounds, which included both Mauro Magellan (drums) and Rick Price (bass)(formerly of The Brains. With Baird essentially joining the Hell Hounds, the Georgia Satellites were reborn and American record labels started taking notice of the band.
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Freese was an unsuccessful candidate for mayor in 1939, 1941, 1943 and 1945. In those unsuccessful elections, he received between 400 and 600 votes apiece. Then he was a candidate for the Connecticut House of Representatives from Norwalk in 1946. In 1947, the citizens of Norwalk, taking notice of the sound and honest reputation of the socialist McLevy administration in Bridgeport, elected Socialist Freese as mayor with a total of 8,561 votes, the greatest plurality in the city's history.
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"A Yankee Girl's Hunt for Her Royal Romanoff Husband", Hamilton Evening Journal, September 18, 1926, pg. 22. In 1908 she wore an abbreviated tarletan skirt in her rendition of the Salome dance at Huber's 14th Street (Manhattan) Museum. Regarding her inspiration, she admitted to taking notice of any newspaper or magazine with a picture of Salome. However she professed to have neither read the Bible or been aware of the story of Salome and Herod Antipas.
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Taking notice of the beautiful Kay, the creature follows the Rita all the way downriver to the Black Lagoon. Once the expedition arrives, David and Mark go diving to collect rock samples from the lagoon floor. After they return, Kay goes swimming and is stalked underwater by the Gill-man, who then gets briefly caught in one of the ship's drag lines. Although it escapes, the Creature leaves a claw behind in the net, revealing its existence.
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Cheshire argued that maybe he was jealous and feared the potential therapeutic power of music as a rival to psychoanalysis.Cheshire, N. M. (1996) The empire of the ear: Freud's problem with music. International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 77, 1127-1168.. To acknowledge the power of music to grab and to hold (ergreifen) was, no doubt, the first gesture towards a definition of the Unconscious in Music. Freud made an incredible contribution to the field, even without taking notice of it.
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In 2002, American film director and screenwriter John Dahl cast Montano in The Great Raid after taking notice of Montano's performance in the movie Muro Ami as well as an extensive open call audition and series of callbacks in Manila. He played Juan Pajota in the Miramax Film set in Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija, Philippines in 1945 during World War II. The film was shot mostly in Australia and partly in China.The Great Raid, IMDb.com, Retrieved 30 November 2006.
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In ancient times its spirit was venerated as the river god Achelous. Herodotus, taking notice of the shoreline-transforming power of the Acheloos River, even compared it to the Nile in this respect: :'There are other rivers as well which, though not as large as the Nile, have had substantial results. In particular (although I could name others), there is the Achelous, which flows through Acarnania into the sea and has already turned half the Echinades islands into mainland.' (2.10, trans.
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As a young man, Vedast left his own country (which seems to have been in the west of France) and led a holy life concealed from the world in the diocese of Toul. The bishop, taking notice of him, ordained him to the priesthood. Clovis, King of Franks, while returning from his victory over the Alemanni, hastened to Rheims to receive baptism and stopped at Toul to request some priest to instruct him on the way. Vedast was assigned to accompany the king.
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The latest event recorded is the execution of Charles I. # In December 1630 he commenced a record of his private affairs, under the title Wallington's Journals, in a quarto volume. It was formerly in the possession of William Upcott, who indexed its contents. # In 1632 he commenced a third quarto, in which be recorded numerous strange portents which had occurred in various parts of England, taking notice of "Gods iudgments upon Sabbath breakers and on Drunkards." It contains many extracts from his Historical Notes.
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After taking care of his family's burial, Vittorio gathers what riches he can and prepares himself for adventure as he flees towards Florence, away from the perilous crowd of vampires, under the sun's protecting wing. By nightfall, Vittorio arrives at the most strange of villages, for there are no beggars at the street, no elderly, no sick or dying. Yet his mournful spirit prevents him from taking notice of it. He soon realizes that someone is stalking him, and, worried enough, he seeks shelter at an inn.
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Taking notice of his ever-growing power and followers, the other Celestial Guardians confronted him; however, he had become too powerful, and they were defeated. Unable to subdue Lanancuras, the Celestial Guardians each gave up a part of their power and combined it into a single new Guardian, Mushra. In a final desperate attempt, they used Mushra's core by transforming it into a powerful card with which to seal Lanancuras in a prison. The prison was created from the remains of planets that had suffered under Lanancuras' tyranny.
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The Marriage of Figaro picks up three years following the end of The Barber of Seville as Figaro is engaged to be married to Suzanne; both characters are among the Count's staff in his dwelling. In the three years since Figaro helped forge the marriage of the Count and Rosine, the Count has already grown bored with his marriage and is taking notice of Suzanne. The Count looks to re-engage the act of primae noctis, in which he would consummate the marriage with the bride-to-be prior to Figaro's honeymoon.
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These were longboats that included detachments of Marines. Sources disagree as to whether or not any regulars or marines were stationed on Noddle's Island to protect the naval supplies. In response, the Colonials began clearing Noddle's Island and Hog Island of anything useful to the British. Graves on his flagship , taking notice of this, signalled for the guard marines to land on Noddle's island and ordered the armed schooner , under the command of his nephew Lieutenant Thomas Graves, to sail up Chelsea Creek to cut off the colonists' route.
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Jayanthi makes a big fuss of the event by assuming Rasu Padayachi to be a rogue. Manimaran and Mannaru beat him up in public without taking notice of his defence. The land broker and family friend Shanmugasundaram (Shanmugasundaram) sees the injured Rasu Padayachi in that village, Rasu Padayachi says it was just a misunderstanding. The angry Shanmugasundaram goes to that market and he makes the villagers understand that they have done a huge mistake, he warns that this incident may lead to serious consequences if Gunavasal's villagers come to know the truth.
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By the release of his third mix tape people were taking notice of this young new DJ from the Bronx. As Iroc started to have success with his mix tapes he had a chance to meet many stars. In 1993, while in Harlem, Iroc ran into a future Hip-Hop legend Big L. This chance meeting led to a long career as a tour DJ in the music industry. Soon after they met, DJ Iroc started spinning for the young MC on international tours in Japan, Brazil, Germany, and London.
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Taking notice of an embattled Rahkshi nearby, he hesitates to assist it; but he eventually decides to aid it, due to his alliance with Teridax. The warlord then pushes aside an Agori who tried to stop him, before stumbling over a piece of the golden armor. He grabs it, believing it to be something of value, as be thinks that with the battle seeming too short, he might just get some loot to make the battle worth it. Meanwhile, both Mata Nui and Teridax were fighting each other on an almost even level.
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After a couple of weeks of their existence, Review Raja won the Ottawa Rickshaw's online voting contest to feature a free advertisement on their rickshaws to spread Tamil cinema awareness. Taking notice of the rising popularity, Galatta, a South Indian film magazine, arranged a partnership with Review Raja. Review Raja came the first time in contact with Tamil film stars, when he welcomed the Aadhi Bhagavan film crew at Toronto Pearson International Airport. The team around Ameer Sultan, Jayam Ravi, Neetu Chandra, Yuvan Shankar Raja and Ganesh Venkatraman were posing and chatting with Review Raja in front of the media.
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Preparations went on their way for the next offensive in 1987, Operação Saudando Outubro and once more the Soviets upgraded the FAPLA's equipment including 150 T-55 and T-54B tanks and Mi-24 and Mi-8/Mi-17 helicopters. Again they dismissed warnings of a South African intervention. Pretoria, taking notice of the massive military build-up around Cuito Cuanavale, warned UNITA and on 15 June authorized covert support. In spite of these preparations, on 27 July Castro proposed Cuba's participation in the negotiations, indicating that he was interested in curtailing its involvement in Angola.
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Shō Tei was the monarch at the time when the Japanese bakufu began taking notice of trade of Chinese goods passing through the islands, during the period of sakoku (when no contact between Japan and the outside world was foreign policy). The bakufu, instead of punishing the Ryukyuan government, ordered detailed reports on the trade in 1685. The following year, trade was restricted to 2,000 ryō worth per term, and was only able to be sold in markets that did not compete with the Dutch enclave in Nagasaki. The result of such trade made the Ryukyuan economy boom.
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Born in Pune district Jeetendra Ghadge was brought up in Mumbai city by his mother Usha Ghadge and father Vasant Ghadge. Ghadge also exposed the plight of farmers in Maharashtra's villages, nearly half of the farmers in Maharashtra who have committed suicide over the last four years were denied a paltry Rs 1 lakh compensation. Taking notice of this news publish all over India National Human Rights Commission took suo-moto cognizance and issued a notice to the Maharashtra Government. In effort to control the crises Maharashtra Government announced framing of new rules and increased the compensation to 5 lakhs rupees.
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Deandre began boxing at the age of eight at the 12th and Park Recreation Center on the south side of St. Louis. Born and raised in one of St. Louis most toughest housing projects he over came a lot of adversity and keep and clear head and followed his dream. As an amateur, Deandre was a 5-time St. Louis Golden Gloves Champion and he won several state, regional, and national championships. Because of his explosive style and track record for success, talent scouts and boxing enthusiasts from around the country began taking notice of Deandre’s ability as a boxer.
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Sankey's letter of 26 March 1652 from Clonmell, and the Articles of agreement between him and the Council of War for the Parliament, and Colonel O'Dwyre Commander in Chief of the Irish Brigades made on 23 March 1652 were read in parliament on 8 April 1652. It was resolved that a letter be written to be signed by Mr. Speaker taking notice of the good service of Sankey and giving him the thanks of Parliament. Bills were made for settling lands in Ireland £200 a year on him and his heirs. In 1654, he was a Member of Parliament for the counties of Tipperary and Waterford in the First Protectorate Parliament.
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Richard Lenski, an evolutionary biologist known for his work on the E. coli long-term evolution experiment, was contacted by Schlafly in 2008 regarding a set of results that showed one population of E. coli evolved the novel trait of being able to metabolize citrate. Conservapedia supports creationism and objects to evolution, so Schlafly disputed that bacteria could evolve via beneficial mutations. The correspondence was commented on across the Internet. Schlafly was criticized by Lenski on Ars Technica, among other sites, for not reading Lenski's paper properly, for not understanding the experimental data he requested, and for not taking notice of people on Conservapedia itself who considered the paper well researched.
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The Supreme Court took up the issue when the FSC suspended the high court's acquittal of the convicts, saying this was without jurisdiction. Taking notice of the case, Chief Justice Nazim Hussain Siddiqui had summoned the entire record of the case from the high court and the FSC, while notices were served on Punjab Advocate General Aftab Iqbal and Mukhtaran Mai. Bailable arrest warrants were also issued against the accused who have been rearrested on the directions of Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz. Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf said that he ordered that Mukhtaran be prevented from leaving as he didn't want the country's image tarnished.
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Reception for Our Mighty Yaya has been negative upon release, with critics noting its tired and clichéd plot as well as its stock characters. Oggs Cruz of Rappler called it "a movie that has given up in both originality and ambition," as well as "unapologetically generic and predictable," and a "humdrum and routinary to really be memorably entertaining." Furthermore, Cruz opined that the film merely serves as a starring vehicle for Ai-Ai delas Alas. Philbert Dy of The Neighborhood felt similarly, while also taking notice of unconvincing performances by Megan Young and delas Alas; he gave an overall rating of 2.5 out of 5.
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Chando assures him that she is happy and she would rather stay as a maid in this home and be close to her husband than return home with him and become a burden as well as bring shame to both families for Kishan's actions. Ramlal decides to let his daughter be and leaves with Bhim after making an excuse of having to urgently return to the village so that he doesn't learn of the truth. Kishan overheard the conversation in the kitchen between Chando and Ramlal and is touched by her innocence and thoughtfulness. He blames himself for being a terrible husband and taking notice of beauty over personality and apologises to her.
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Corresponding with positive developments within financial markets, membership within the Arbeitskreis Börse steadily grew to exceed 1,000 students within a few years. Through their stock market analysis and research papers the Arbeitskreis Börse rapidly became well throughout the Rhine-Neckar area, which led to leading global investment banks and consulting firms taking notice of the Arbeitskreis Börse. At the University of Mannheim the lecture series "Semester Program of the Arbeitskreis Börse" was established and the Arbeitskreis Börse focused on building partnerships with financial institutions within the European financial hubs, London and Frankfurt in the following years. To satisfy external requests the "Kreis der Freunde und Förderer des AKB" was founded in October 1988, an association that could be joined by everyone interested in the Arbeitskreis Börse.
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Güzel sailing in 2019, beIN Sports image Taking notice of Güzel's passion at international competitions, the Istanbul-based club Galatasaray Sailing transferred her from Bodrum in 2013. In 2013, Güzel was silver medalist at the 46th Balkan Sailing Championship held in Ohrid, North Macedonia. She placed second at the Athens Eurolymp Week in March 2014. In July, Güzel ranked ninth at the Laser Standard & Radial - European Youth Championship in Nago–Torbole, Italy and in August ranked sixth at the Laser Radial & Standard - U21 World Championship in Douarnenez, France. Güzel won a gold medal in the Laser Radial class at the 47th Balkan Sailing Championship in Constanța, Romania, in September 2014 and in December placed seventh at the ISAF Sailing World Cup Melbourne in Australia.
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Building on their work and taking notice of the work of Henry G. Kunkel, whose group made the association of higher levels of circulating DNA and lupus, Stroun started studying whether circulating DNA could be associated with malignancies such as cancers in humans. In a 1977 issue of International Review of Cytology, Volume 51, Anker and Stroun wrote that when foreign DNA is transcribed into a cell of a different organism, "this general biological event is related to the uptake by cells of spontaneously released bacterial DNA, thus suggesting the existence of circulating DNA. In view of the malignant transformations obtained with DNA, the oncogenic (cancer-causing) role of circulating DNA is postulated."1977 issue of International Review of Cytology, Volume 51, Anker and Stroun.
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It is however worth noting that Shahanshah, Iranshah and Shiranshah; the brothers of Ruknuddin Khurshah had personally come into the contact of Halagu during negotiations, and the whole family members later on were detained at Qazwin, where Shahanshah was significantly absent as he had fled with Shamsuddin Muhammad. No investigation had been made for Shahanshah, which transpires that the Mongols aimed mainly on the reduction of the Ismaili powers without taking notice of the descendants of Ruknuddin Khurshah. To summarize briefly, the Mongols were quite unknown with the other side of the coin. Scanning the meagre chains of few anonymous manuscripts, and the sparsely records of the traditions, it seems fairly certain that after leaving the fortress, Shamsuddin Muhammad arrived safely in Daylam with his uncle Shahanshah in eastern Gilan.
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After prison officer Mackay searches their cell for toilet rolls that had been stolen from the governor, missing one hidden in a water jug, Fletcher and Godber prepare for visiting time from their family. Fletcher's daughter Ingrid arrives, instead of his wife, with news that while her mother and younger sister are fine, her brother has begun chain-smoking each day. Fletcher feels disappointed his son is behaving like this, while warning Ingrid to stop seeing her latest boyfriend and to wear a bra when she comes to the prison, a fact highlighted promptly by other male prisoners taking notice of her appearance. That night, Fletcher wakes up Godber to inform him that he is depressed, wishing he could be at home to ensure his kids are growing up properly.
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"Money Jane" was Paul's first music video, and is credited with launching his international music career. In an interview with The Fader, Paul noted "Canada was the first place, internationally, to endorse me," as "Money Jane" built him a fanbase in Canada that resulted in American radio stations such as Hot 97 taking notice of his music. While shooting the music video for "Money Jane" in Toronto, Paul met music video director Julien Christian Lutz (Director X) and choreographer Tanisha Scott; their future collaborations, including the singles "Gimme the Light", "Get Busy", and "Like Glue", propelled Paul to international fame. The song was one of the first dancehall songs to achieve mainstream popularity in Canada, and is noted as a major influence on the sound of Canadian hip-hop in the 2000s.
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In 1909, João dos Santos Albasini was appointed the Head of Native Labor Services, a position in which he remained until his death in 1922. During this period, however, he was suspended on several occasions by the Governor-General Freire de Andrade due to his criticisms of colonial rule. He only made one attempt at political office in his lifetime, when in 1920 he ran for Deputy to the Portuguese Parliament as a representative for Mozambique; he lost this race to Jaime Ribeiro, however, a Portuguese physician who had never been to Mozambique according to the Grêmio's press. During his time as Head of Native Labor Services, Albasini went on social research expeditions to the southern Mozambican region of Sul do Save, taking notice of the poor labor conditions of the indigenous, migratory workers.
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Indie video game development saw a further boost by the use of crowdfunding as a means for indie developers to raise funds to produce a game and to determine the desire for a game, rather than risk time and investment into a game that does not sell well. While video games had used crowdfunding prior to 2012, several large indie game-related projects successfully raised millions of dollars through Kickstarter, and since then, several other similar crowdfunding options for game developers have become available. Crowdfunding eliminated some of the cost risk associated with indie game development, and created more opportunities for indie developers to take chances on new titles. With more indie titles emerging during this period, larger publishers and the industry as a whole started taking notice of indie games as a significant movement within the field.
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On a snowy Christmas Eve, a pair of anxious young children eagerly anticipate the arrival of Santa Claus and the gifts that they will be receiving. Taking notice of this, their elderly grandfather narrates a poetic fable with the intentions of educating them on the true nature of the holidays. The tale details the life of an outrageously overindulged, bratty 5-year-old named Jeremy Creek, who is excessively spoiled by his mild and intimidated parents, flinging himself into destructive and violent temper tantrums when his demands are not met. After his parents decide to stand their ground by refusing to dote on their son any longer, an infuriated Jeremy, recalling the upcoming Christmas season, decides to write Santa Claus a lengthy and demanding wish list consisting of all the presents that he does not yet own.
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Formed in 1965, the E-Types featured Bob Wence (lead vocals, rhythm guitar), Don Sheppard (lead guitar), Danny Monigold (bass guitar), Jody Wence (keyboards) and Reggie Shaffer (drums), all of whom had some past experience in various folk rock bands. The group's pop-oriented blend of British Invasion and Byrds-esque garage rock, coupled with polished musicianship quickly secured the E-Types' popularity among the San Jose teen community, which bestowed upon the band the title of "Salinas Beatles". Taking notice of the group's notoriety, a friend of the band and occasional backup guitarist, Larry Hosford, offered the E-Types two of his own self-penned songs "I Can't Do It" and "Long Before" for their debut single. After the single was released on Link Records, it achieved considerable airplay, and came to the attention of Dot Records, which distributed it nationally on its own label.
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" Joel stitched the three songs together, inspired by the similar approach taken with side two of The Beatles' Abbey Road and by Freddie Mercury and Queen with Bohemian Rhapsody, while Ramone helped intertwine them with backing orchestration. The song "Vienna", which opens up the album's b-side, got inspiration from Joel's trip to Vienna, Austria, where he went a few years after starting his career in musicianship to visit his father. While there, he found that Austrians had a vastly different outlook on life than the one he was familiar with in America. As he recalls, Joel had this realization after taking notice of an old woman sweeping out on the city streets, telling his father that he pitied the woman for having to do such a menial and unimportant task; Joel's father responded by lamenting that the woman was giving herself a sense of worth by doing a service that helped everyone rather than "sitting at home wasting away.
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On 11 November 2011, Khan Waqas A. Khan broke the story of rapid deforestation in Changa Mhanga Forest and exposed how unbridled wood mafia of with the forest officials are rapidly deforesting the world's largest man-made forest. The Chief Ombudsman, Punjabi, Javed Mehboob took a suo moto notice to probe the case and report accordingly. A series of news stories were then filed by Khan until 24 June 2012, when CM Punjab Mian Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif, taking notice of the situation, ordered the removal of Chief Conservator (Forest) Dr Mehboobur Rehman and Conservator (Forest) Rao Khalid from their posts and making them OSD. The chief minister also ordered the Punjab Anti-Corruption Establishment DG and the CM Inspection Team (CMIT) chairman to carry out a joint investigation into the deforestation by timber mafia and ferret out facts about their possible links with the forest authorities. The CM also ordered to begin from terrorist Pakistaninvestigation into the issue from 1990 onward.
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In the mid 1990s Chuckey Charles emerged on the Atlanta music scene after the persuasion of a childhood friend who had become acquainted with notable key players in the growing Atlanta music circuit. After visiting and shortly thereafter relocating to Atlanta, Chuckey Charles began working on various studio projects and networking on his own which resulted in song placements on the then popular "Jack The Rapper's" Convention CD Compilation and, the Trey Lorenz project (Sony Music) of that same year. After taking notice of his production and studio skills, Chuckey Charles began to get the attention of the key players in the "Atlanta Music Circle", in addition to the New York and LA area where he was involved with production work as well. After free lancing as an independent producer, Chuckey Charles caught the attention of hit making producer Christopher "Tricky" Stewart (Rihanna, Britney Spears,) and the RedZone Entertainment organization, which Stewart had just recently formed, signing Chuckey Charles on as the first Producer to the RedZone Entertainment team.
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"Farming in the West" stamp from the Trans-Mississippi Issue depicting a scene from a photograph taken on a Sharon and Amenia Land Co. farm a few miles from Amenia, ND. The town of Amenia traces its roots to a group of wealthy New England investors from the villages of Amenia, New York and Sharon, Connecticut which formed the Amenia and Sharon Land Company and, in July 1875, under the representation of Eben W. Chaffee, purchased of land from the then bankrupt Northern Pacific Railroad. The stockholders' plan had been to develop the land enough to sell it to settlers, thus quickly realizing a return on the investors shares. However, taking notice of the success of the Cass-Cheney-Dalrymple bonanza farm near Casselton, North Dakota, and the exceptional fertility of the soil, Chaffee convinced the stockholders to hold the land and break the prairie sod for the production of wheat. The company built a depot and, in 1881, a grain elevator in order to move their product to market.
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