Private insurers will become less attentive to their customers and even more attentive to government.
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When Bill Clinton was president, for example, highly attentive Republicans were more likely than less attentive Republicans to say the budget deficit was rising.
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Instead, the young women emerge from their convalescences more sober, more attentive to their misdeeds, better suited as life partners for two different, sober, attentive men.
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The new Attentive app works with Slack, so should fit relatively easily into teams that use that platform, allowing teams to update their CRMs without needing to open the Attentive app itself.
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Walt Disney World, by contrast, is famously attentive to detail.
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This diver, though; he's smart and sincere, attentive and kind.
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The folks at PUMP were extremely attentive, receptive, and friendly.
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I think that Donald was not the most attentive father.
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Eudy told Inside Edition that Kohlhepp was an attentive boyfriend.
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Even the most attentive government would have struggled with Maria.
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When training starts he is attentive and tries new things.
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Other than that, he sounds like a dedicated, attentive Swiftie.
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He is a kind, attentive, ideological warrior with no equal.
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In Kushner, Cui found a confident, attentive, and inexperienced counterpart.
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Her psychiatrist husband Steve (Gabriel Byrne) is loving and attentive.
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We forced 33 turnovers, we were attentive on our switching.
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"People have been very attentive to this election," McDonald said.
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The attractive, attentive salespeople will offer you still or sparkling.
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It makes me more attentive to the particulars of horror.
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One night our waiter was perfect; attentive without being fawning.
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Even the most attentive viewers would never know about them.
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He had two children, and was an attentive, affectionate father.
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Exhibitions of her work almost inevitably draw large, attentive crowds.
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"Is everything perfect?" he asked, much like an attentive concierge.
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Another is to be attentive to the power of stories.
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Be considerate, be present, attentive to things that seem amiss.
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Gibson's hardboiled prose was fanatically attentive to design and texture.
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This is one that both requires and rewards attentive viewing.
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But they are all great kids, so respectful and attentive.
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She's very professional, very attentive to every single one of us.
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I leave the waiter a good tip for being so attentive.
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Each time he comes up for air, the room is attentive.
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The question is whether an attentive avatar makes a comparable substitute.
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But they also seem very attentive to their team's emotional state.
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The Palestinian gestured to an attentive young female aide sitting nearby.
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Trapped in a container, it'll sweat, undoing all that attentive frying.
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Investors remain attentive to the economic developments of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Trump's children agree he's always been a protective and attentive father.
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These are considerable, and the Chinese are more attentive to them.
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Still, parents should be careful and attentive at any amusement park.
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"He is so amazing and so attentive to details," says Maldonado.
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Now, if only other companies and filmmakers could be as attentive.
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Chinese firms have been known to be relentlessly attentive to costs.
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Blount has the gift of attentive eyes as well as ears.
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She was comfortable in her room, and the staff was attentive.
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Why are some people zealously seized, manically attentive and compulsively engaged?
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"Some guards are very sensitive and so attentive," Ms. Hassabi said.
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We're told Downey's been super friendly and attentive during the trial.
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In duet with Ms. Mutter, Mr. Orkis's playing is unfailingly attentive.
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Bicycles are everywhere in this attentive and splendid body of work.
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Misgivings about a few make us newly attentive to the many.
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Munawar described how Nahdi was an attentive but sometimes challenging mentor.
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Reviewers praise the exquisite views, attentive housekeepers, and on-site restaurants.
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"I'm glad they're attentive and listening," she said with a smile.
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TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY Cat caress Who said cats aren't attentive?
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They were friendly, attentive, and helpful without being overbearing or intrusive.
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The service, thankfully, is attentive and kind, if a bit overwrought.
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He contemplated how "attentive spectators" could confront our image-saturated world.
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Joefield is very attentive" and that "Deja is a smart kid.
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Kringle could have died, if not for some very attentive trash collectors.
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From the beginning, the man I eventually married was an attentive partner.
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I really actually did feel like I was very attentive to you.
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You really can't be too attentive to short term movements in GDP.
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Shockingly, Bob had no frostbite, which he attributes to Kelsey's attentive care.
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So when people are overly attentive, I tend to question their feelings.
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And, as human beings, we're highly attentive to threats and negative information.
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He's really, really great, really attentive and couldn't be cuter with Kylie.
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Jake became a crazy-attentive lover — more so than he already was.
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"He is so much more calm, smiling, attentive, [and] communicative," she says.
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Tesla says Autopilot is intended for use by a fully attentive driver.
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However, we must also remain informed, active, and attentive to evolving risks.
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Servers are plenty helpful, but not as attentive as they could be.
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As soon as I said her name, he was even more attentive.
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Employees were attentive, but inexperienced and careless during my visit last summer.
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Especially in colleges and universities, we have to be attentive to that.
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He was extremely attentive in that he read every outline, every script.
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The attentive sound artist here and throughout the evening was Sam Pluta.
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Mr. Krauthamer found Ms. Wolfe unusually attentive, especially for someone so busy.
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I would say the large majority of people are not as attentive.
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From the start, Moss presents Silvie as attentive to the natural world.
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Are my in-laws excessively attentive or am I just a Scrooge?
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While some spoke about positive and attentive care, others weren't so lucky.
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"The audience was very attentive," Mr. Malcolm later wrote of the event.
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He wasn't being as attentive to the girls as he normally is.
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I appreciate that the delivery was fast and the customer service attentive.
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The staff are genuinely attentive and managed to remember each guest's name.
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Tesla cautions drivers to remain attentive at all times while using Autopilot.
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But more often than not, he is an attentive and genuine listener.
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That's what they're like: inquisitive, impassioned, attentive to the tiniest technical details.
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Technology meant to save us from distraction is making us less attentive.
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While the salespeople were very friendly and attentive, customers were not buying.
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" The source added: "Jose is very attentive and puts Eva on a pedestal.
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Its members are well-educated and hard-working, prudent savers and attentive parents.
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He was kind, respectful, and attentive -- traits many people value in a partner.
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"Doctors were very attentive to the fact that soldiers missed home," said Dodman.
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Certainly, we have to be respectful, attentive, and committed to learning the material.
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FaceTime lets you escalate beyond the world of texting into uncomfortable, attentive intimacy.
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The duo is also attentive to how followers respond to postings, she said.
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"I think the Trump administration is very attentive to this situation," Steel said.
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"What she gives is very attentive, curious, informed genuinely passionate interest," says Lawler.
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"They were extremely attentive and had their eyes on her at all times."
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It has high-quality seafood, attentive service and some excellent nonaquatic dishes, too.
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Becca awards Jean Blanc with the rose for being extra attentive to her.
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Stay open, attentive, loving, curious and helpful while you model clarity and trust.
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Geno seems to be attentive and relaxed as his gal works the machine.
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The good news is that focused, attentive, and empathetic listening can be taught.
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It's really the combination of the high-tech hardware and highly attentive assistants.
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Adela, born in 2012 at the Columbus Zoo, is an attentive foster mom.
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Lawson is attentive to every detail that falls within the camera's prolonged gaze.
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Our oldest, Matthew, is five; he's attentive and very sweet to his sisters.
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Attentive is, in part, a response to broader shifts in the mobile landscape.
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Other Portuguese startups to watch include Zaask, TOPDOX, WIME, EyeSee, Zercatto, Prodsmart, Attentive.
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"She was being attentive to her children by all witness accounts," he said.
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Service is knowledgeable and attentive, while dishes are well-conceived and thoughtfully executed.
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Wherever Amis ventures, whatever subject intrigues him, he remains attentive to dictionary definitions.
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TripAdvisor reviews mention "beautiful rooms" with "floor to ceiling windows" and "attentive staff."
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"Please, brothers, be attentive of what you wear this Halloween season," it read.
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Obama concedes that he has not been attentive enough to "emotions" in politics.
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Stu was a great boyfriend—he was attentive, and he shared my interests.
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My fraternity brothers were attentive and kind, but they were peers, not parents.
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But being attentive to how candidates make us feel gives us valuable information.
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That, Mr. Makarkin said, has made the Kremlin more attentive to public opinion.
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They're a little creepy and over attentive, so no one stays in them.
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"Kim is very attentive to what's happening and what's not," Mr. Beccari said.
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Mr. Murray was attentive to the wishes of whatever playwright he was interpreting.
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This somnolent sound makes you feel both relaxed and attentive, drowsy and giddy.
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But an attentive eye at the start of the fireworks show can help.
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Thankfully, that felt like a fluke as otherwise, the service was incredibly attentive.
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Attentive and warm service makes you feel well looked-after but never smothered.
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I must be attentive to the risks, but also present for my son.
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He became an attentive listener who picked up information from everyone he met.
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I think we should be more attentive to the empirical evidence on this.
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Maybe I looked like some nerdy gigolo or this elegant woman's attentive secretary.
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I hadn't been a very attentive sister, moving forward with my next project.
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Someone particularly attentive to things as they are and extraordinarily accepting of them.
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"Kim and Kourtney were exceptionally attentive and genuine in their concern," said Bumstead.
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And yes, his touch on my skin is just as attentive and skilled.
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Schnabel is interested in this difficult, mercurial man and attentive to his hardships.
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It was the most attentive I've seen an audience in a long while.
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My children and I were more attentive to one another now than ever before.
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Hadley found him attentive and sweet, a hard worker who lived with his mom.
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Having a kid doesn't make you a worse worker, or a less attentive one.
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A soccer game and some math homework assistance does not an attentive father make.
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Bloom is attentive to every part of the surface because the subject demands it.
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She told of how attentive her father had been to her school report cards.
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Bill Gates is highly committed and attentive when it comes to his reading habits.
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I'm sure plenty of my less attentive fans don't even know that album exists.
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"He was a tremendous student, very thankful, and very attentive with me," Mercedes said.
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"It's more like a piece of fabric you would be attentive to," she says.
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With attentive eyes, they ask him questions about college options and potential career fields.
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Do your job, be attentive, pay attention to details, team has to come first.
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As he sat, looking attentive and relaxed, it was indeed his honour at stake.
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Investors are particularly attentive to candidates' proposals related to mining, Chile's most important industry.
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Able to be completely attuned and attentive to your experience and the present moment.
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They are rich and thick and involve extensive (or at least attentive) cooking time.
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"She was being attentive to her children by all witness accounts," the prosecutor said.
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If you don't notice much, you're not as attentive as eagle-eyed redditor b_walker08.
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We just want to make sure we're being attentive to the security risks involved.
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The crew, for their part, was polite and attentive without ever crossing into obsequiousness.
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Children and families can benefit immensely from the presence of a caring, attentive nanny.
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Attentive, detail-oriented, and temperamental, the house is not dissimilar — stereotypically — to a woman.
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"The food was tasty and the service was attentive," they wrote on their receipt.
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And nonprofit journalism can be boring, more attentive to its donors than its audience.
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I assumed she saw me as I saw myself: a considerate and attentive houseguest.
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Service is attentive and warm and most rooms have a view of the sea.
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Alexander has been more attentive to the EEOC, and its backlog, than most lawmakers.
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Ms. Lawson is as attentive to furniture as she is to faces and bodies.
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Many shops have lines out the door, and attentive hosts to manage those lines.
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He is aloof but attentive, calling out birthdays, plugging one member's one-woman show.
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She was still immobile, but she noticed my presence, was more attentive and engaged.
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Hall's voice is bright and attentive — it's the most hopeful moment on the album.
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The food is phenomenal, the drinks are amazing, and the staff are incredibly attentive.
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Caroll went on to say that Styles was "terrific" and attentive while watching Oscar.
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I try to remain attentive, such that no one would suspect my profound boredom.
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So we must be very attentive to the little we can do to mitigate.
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You just have to convince them that you're the more determined, attentive, effective workhorse.
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What we need is to be present in an attentive, engaged, and meaningful way.
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He is keenly attentive to the impact of humans on the land and environment.
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Other artists, however, were much more attentive to disruption and interference in their work.
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Kind and attentive with an encyclopedic memory, he never forgot a face or detail.
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One suspects that Carter, as he grows, will be more attentive to those emotions.
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And it afflicts not only inattentive, "low-information" voters but highly attentive ones too.
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They are always attentive, have <100 ms reaction times, and have no blind spots.
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So they're attentive, attuned, and always on the lookout for a topper to every gag.
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Kieran describes him as sweet, attentive to the humans around him, and down to hang.
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We&aposre guided through various scenarios by an attentive trainer -- also brought in from Dubai.
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Kohlhepp was an attentive real estate agent, calling Owens "boss" and "sir" in text messages.
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They are narrowed by attentive focus, but not finely serialized into a stream of language.
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This stream is made single—is limited and constrained—by our attentive systems and language.
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The conversations often ended at an impasse, but Facebook was at least becoming more attentive.
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Attentive Harry then pulled up his wife's ponytail so that it fell back over it.
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His is a profoundly individualistic, secular cinema, though one attentive to communal life and purpose.
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The overstimulated mice take more risks and find it harder to learn and stay attentive.
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The audience stands up in a wave, wide-eyed and attentive, but no one cheers.
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The attentive, white dog in this clip belongs to a family in Guiyang City, China.
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But it clearly sits on her side, attentive to the media spectacle's toll on her.
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Joining me on the tour are dozens of fellow journalists and several attentive press handlers.
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Finally, the format switches and chronological interruptions sometimes interfere with even an attentive reader's understanding.
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" He encouraged Zuckerberg to be attentive to D.C. "I said, 'Get an office there—now.
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All of these books are as penetrating and intensely personal as they are politically-attentive.
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Airline pilots are trained to be attentive to small details that slip by most passengers.
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In this way, you're conveying that you're attentive, detail-oriented and communicative, Aarons-Mele says.
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I was impressed again by how raptly attentive A Little Night Music audiences always are.
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We have to be very attentive to what happens to U.S. diplomatic personnel in Venezuela.
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He has a round face, with attentive, constantly blinking eyes, and sprouts of chin hair.
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Later, addressing an attentive crowd in Berlin, he boiled down his argument to a question.
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Look for the sorts of social cues you would seek in an attentive human listener.
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Often, the staff is more attentive, the cups are nicer and the coffee is tastier.
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Speaking for myself (and possibly the attentive cinematographer), that finale was almost worth the wait.
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"Through the entire trial, they have been very attentive and very serious," Ms. Barone said.
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Morvant focuses on interval training, honing his track bike handling, and is attentive to nutrition.
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In the hands of the attentive chefs at Torishin, this technique produces something beyond convenience.
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Farmageddon doesn't require an understanding of human language, but it does reward the attentive viewer.
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They're an outlet for a localized, razor-sharp critique with an attentive, and communicative, audience.
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They're an outlet for a localized, razor-sharp critique with an attentive, and communicative, audience.
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"Just the fact that he executed it in such a thoughtful, attentive way," she said.
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"He's very, very attentive to the challenges that we all face," Stevenson told BuzzFeed News.
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It has a "lively vibe with great drinks and food and attentive service," Henick said.
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Gabi: fastidious, attentive, academic, an early-education specialist who used to work at a preschool.
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If a husband was moody and disinterested, the new person is even-tempered and attentive.
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The atmosphere is incredible, staff is friendly and attentive, and the drinks were A-1.
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Breathtakingly attentive to details, Beck has memorialized a creature that humans quickly and thoughtlessly made extinct.
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But this aspect of the DNA Doe Project's work — an attentive audience — hasn't been all bad.
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And then there was Donald Trump—hardly "on message", and certainly not attentive to brain scans.
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Pisces tend to be extremely present when they're with you and very attentive to your needs.
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This season of This Is Us has been full of small but attentive moments like this.
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When you do something like that, it wakes the crowd up and makes them more attentive.
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Watch him at work, in his Trump Tower aerie, and you see a focused, attentive executive.
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Attentive is already working with more than 50 customers, including Boll & Branch, Boxed, AmorePacific and Bliss.
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Over the weekend, we can expect Angela Merkel to be a polite, attentive and relaxed host.
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Edwards also told reporters that everyone should be reminded to stay attentive, especially with young children.
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Ever-attentive Twitter users spotted Trump's pro-Clarke tweet and called out the highly questionable timing.
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People smiled watching my sweet little gentleman being so attentive at our table set for two.
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It's also true that Democrats have to be more attentive to women voters than Republicans do.
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He said he was attentive to hesitations about the deal and was going to "reexamine" it.
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The service in most places is arguably too good — and so attentive it borders on annoying.
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They pay taxes and complain of neglect by Israeli authorities more attentive to western, Jewish districts.
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Being perceptive means having a wide outlook on life and then being attentive to the details.
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From the moment you arrive, they are attentive without being obsequious and are knowledgeable and warm.
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But the audience was attentive, even if his arrival was greeted with boos from union members.
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Different, more attentive maybe, or gentle and whiny with rain, but there, in the doorjamb, back.
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He's going to all the meetings, he's very into it, he's very attentive, he's working hard.
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I think the CEO has to be very attentive to what comes in on the hotline.
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These often work as automatic, unconscious alarm signals, promoting a more attentive and detailed thinking style.
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In other words, bad moods help us to be more attentive and focused in difficult situations.
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"He's been so attentive to the scientific literature and the details and the data," Birx said.
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Some candidates were attentive to their self-care routines in the chaos of a campaign. Gov.
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"There's less noise, the service is more attentive and the food is better, too," he noted.
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It's the lack of care that's so puzzling, especially in a book so attentive to language.
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It's being attentive to others and trying to figure out what others are thinking about you.
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Fans have been especially attentive to this season because of major alterations to the core cast.
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With racewalking, I have to be really attentive to every motion, to every piece of form.
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Senators were present and, largely, attentive, with few absences and no signs of any fidget spinners.
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I also went for the coffee, which our friendly and attentive waitress brought us right away.
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The show is also attentive to how progressive men can back-burner the concerns of women.
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Some of the justices' energy was flagging by then, but Justice Gorsuch remained attentive and engaged.
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The result, he said, was a trip with extra attentive service from the on board crew.
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Democrats regard existing agencies as overly beholden to corporate interests and insufficiently attentive to consumer abuses.
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Under the health category, Attentive noted increases specifically in-home gym equipment, supplements, and health foods.
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If you look at the traditional meaning of the word "mindful," it means alert, attentive, careful.
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But folded into a chair, in jeans and a simple sweater, he was gentle and attentive.
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Attentive to line breaks, he is able to move from perception to perception in a blink.
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"We are probably a little bit more attentive now to everything they're saying," he told investors.
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Democrats are, literally, trying to remind people of big-picture GOP priorities, which is important for floating or marginal voters (who tend to be less attentive to politics than the average person) but largely irrelevant for the highly attentive types who watch politics-focused television shows.
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They plan to be especially attentive to the researchers, recognizing the value they bring to the ecosystem.
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But mostly, Tony represents everything Susan wanted her former husband to be: attentive, strong, dedicated, and impassioned.
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The male patient is bloated, bumpy, and basically attached at the hip to his overly attentive girlfriend.
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We encourage all drivers to follow local laws, stay attentive, and use their best judgment while driving.
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Friday's alert called for people to be attentive to the same symptoms experienced by employees in Cuba.
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Do I think we need to be more attentive to the importance of fiscal policy in recessions?
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In that trial, Dauman submitted statements in November that Redstone was "engaged and attentive" in recent conversations.
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Attentive is the intelligent layer that merges these and they are doing it at the right time.
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In his mid-forties, with greying hair swept back away from his face, he looked attentive, focused.
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"The teacher loved me because I was very attentive, although taking pictures and the like," he said.
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Viacom's chief executive has said that while Mr. Redstone has physical disabilities he is engaged and attentive.
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Bachelorette foibles aside, Becca is attentive, interested, and just chill enough to put her suitors at ease.
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But attentive Redditors have pointed out even more similarities between the pilot and the season 8 premiere.
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Clinics have become more open, tech-savvy and attentive to their users, who are growing in number.
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GUTFELD: No. I -- there&aposs research that shows, like, the brain&aposs function is to be attentive.
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She is very attentive to her baby, and the calf is up and walking, and nursing frequently.
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In that trial, Dauman submitted statements in November that Redstone was "engaged and attentive" in recent conversations.
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Feeling that uncomfortable keeps me really attentive to the detail of it and how special it is.
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Far from being attentive to it, we struggled to know what to do with this new media.
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We encourage all drivers to follow local laws, stay attentive, and use their best judgement while driving.
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"We are inducing beliefs in people such that they are more on task, more attentive," Iacoboni says.
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I realize that it's not boredom, it's people being attentive and respectful, which I appreciate beyond measure.
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" Though Taylor is holding out to see about funding, he said, "[Trump] has clearly been more attentive.
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Throughout my priesthood, I was always criticized for being too attentive to what the pope was saying.
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The president, as befits the former owner of the Miss Universe contest, is famously attentive to appearance.
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If the system categorizes a student as "non-attentive," an alert will be sent to the teacher.
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He is as politically searching as he is humanly subtle, always attentive to a character's civic plight.
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I was also impressed by the service, which struck the right balance between hands-off and attentive.
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Pinsker, lovingly attentive to the habitués of his cafés, leaves the economics of the cafés quite shadowy.
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" But Mr. Dauman gave an affidavit in November 2015 stating that Mr. Redstone was "engaged and attentive.
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And if he's attentive to Republicans and independents and Democrats alike, then he'll make the policy permanent.
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It's also easy to care for; machine wash it, and if you're feeling attentive, tumble dry low.
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Because of this negative cashflow, CalSTRS must be more attentive to short-term, downside risks, said Ailman.
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Advocates need to genuinely tell their own unique stories and lawmakers are more receptive as attentive listeners.
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Fans were much more attentive in the minutes before the game, at least in the seating areas.
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I know that fiercely attentive men can sometimes turn furious on a dime when women assert themselves.
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The attentive bartender made me a pineapple old-fashioned, a signature drink, and recommended snacks to order.
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No matter, for the service is gentle and attentive, and the food sets the mood: all comfort.
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We were more attentive to wiping down shopping carts with sanitizing wipes, not touching elevators buttons, etc.
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Mr. Zorn feels confident he can carry the same spirit of attentive rapture into the New School.
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There's a fun, aggressive energy in the crowd in Philly and very attentive energy in San Francisco.
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I became kinder, more grateful, more attentive to the smallest details of life, and, yes, more resilient.
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He was — by Roman standards, anyway — an exceptionally loving and attentive husband to his second wife, Calpurnia.
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Riley was soft-spoken and attentive, wearing a fantastic garment — a kind of watered-silk inverted parachute.
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Could technology designed to save us from our lapses in attention actually make us even less attentive?
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Guarding the heart, in Greek nepsis (vigilance), is being attentive to everything that happens in our heart.
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For the duration of that time, he had to be high-energy, attentive, and relentlessly in character.
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You can always go back to the recording later and take your own notes when you're more attentive.
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At a church in Windham, Williamson found one of her larger and more attentive audiences of the trip.
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Viacom has maintained that while Mr. Redstone has physical disabilities and speech impairments, he is engaged and attentive.
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But though getting attentive service at Gucci may be fun, waiting to pay at the supermarket is not.
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UBS claims family offices are becoming increasingly attentive to fees charged and are looking to rationalise where possible.
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Mr Arnade is scarcely the only commentator to worry that Americans have grown less attentive to each other.
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But attentive viewers noticed that Gadot's face occasionally flickered or slipped on her head like a loose mask.
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In this video, a little boy sits bundled up in the backseat of a car, exhausted but attentive.
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In a declaration to the court in November, Dauman said Redstone was "engaged and attentive" in recent conversations.
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Pennebaker says this is because women are "more self-attentive and aware of their internal state" than men.
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This means that, while the kids have attentive parents IRL, she kind of ends up babysitting on set.
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When she meets athletes and their families or coaches, Kate is "attentive, curious, informed genuinely passionate," Lawler adds.
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We sat down, and he is a person of very few words, although he was polite and attentive.
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Republican critics accuse him of not being attentive enough to Israel's security, which the White House strongly denies.
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"We believe good service is attentive service," said a waiter in the upscale Polanco neighborhood of Mexico City.
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Eventually, Simi realized if she stayed attentive to one project at a time, she could get more done.
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He was a river of grievances, which recipients of his calls promptly spread to the ever-attentive media.
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Dance music's constant technological change and the pressure of the band's own imitators have kept New Order attentive.
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He was charming and attentive, and he made me feel like he would never be unfaithful to me.
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Better communication: The more attentive and detailed thinking style promoted by a bad mood can also improve communication.
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The dining rooms aboard AmaWaterways' European riverboats present delicious food that's plated beautifully and paired with attentive service.
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Even the most attentive reader could have trouble keeping track of the report's loose ends and dropped subplots.
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In its place was an attentive, respectful demeanor that left no doubt his mom ran a tight ship.
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Aggressive networking is when a person is overly invasive and attentive in attempting to establish a professional connection.
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The service was attentive and kind; cooks seamlessly slipped in and out of the kitchen to deliver dishes.
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And if you do get short of breath at some point, be attentive and see how it evolves.
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Book a table at La Cucina di Alice, a Lugano standby with a friendly vibe and attentive service.
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She wowed the professional progressive class, delighted academics and activists and captured the imagination of MSNBC's attentive audience.
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Under her caretaker's attentive, adamant watch, Marlo again starts to smile, re-entering the world of the living.
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Because the novel is such a deeply mimetic and attentive host, it begins to sound like its guests.
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I would hire these clean-cut young kids, and they would be lazy or not attentive to detail.
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As a stylist, she is subtle and superbly attentive, though her approach does leave a few darlings unkilled.
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My mom was extremely attentive, loving and affectionate, and she always gave us so much attention and care.
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The past becomes perky and alive and attentive, always on your heels, even as you trek perpetually forward.
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The staff is attentive, the neighbors are warm, her two children have lots of playmates right on-site.
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And he was an exceptional listener: attentive and full of questions, if a little too eager to please.
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If you cover an institution long enough, you become attentive to its professed values, possibly too much so.
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I have no secret shortcuts to gaining greater fluency beyond being open and attentive to what's around you.
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Though they were attentive, some of them seem to have lost the thread of questions a few times.
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The lighting is minimal, the conversation at ordinary pitch and volume, and the cinematic rhythm attentive but unhurried.
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Legally blind since childhood, Gina rarely leaves their home in Bangkok, relying almost entirely on the attentive James.
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He sat for Alex Katz in a kind of attentive slouch, head cocked just slightly and shoulders askew.
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The disaster, rather, is human nature, so attentive to the needs of individuals, so impervious to the world's.
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By being attentive to his subjects's ghost stories, insults, and reliance on rumors, Ji recognizes their irrepressible disobedience.
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A connoisseur of belles lettres as well, she is always attentive to the literary core of a film.
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A 2012 study showed employees were more productive, careful and attentive after looking at videos of puppies and kittens.
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Willow seemed attentive about applying pink lip gloss first, as well as a long blue streak across her forehead.
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Dressed in a pale blue shirt, Jutting was clean shaven with short cut hair, looked attentive during the session.
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The other big institutional banks, such as Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase, are just as attentive to private equity.
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The zoo says mother Mihn Yih is very attentive, always gathering food nearby where the babies are "parked" — i.e.
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This is partly because its markets have become more open and its companies a little more attentive to shareholders.
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Tesla has said in the past that drivers should remain "fully attentive" when their Tesla is in Autopilot mode.
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Additionally, 80% thought having a flexible job would help them be more attentive to their significant other or partner.
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Being attentive enables you to have a quality experience with your child while making them feel loved and nurtured.
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"She was very attentive and very quiet but very present," education lecturer Rama Ali Kased toldthe San Fransisco Chronicle.
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He reminds me so much of my dad with how attentive and fun and loving he is with her.
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Tesla, in his estimation, shouldn't expect its drivers to be able to switch from passive rider to attentive motorist.
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But Tombot isn't the first company to create a robotic pet specifically designed to serve as an attentive companion.
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He may be America's chief executive, but the Supreme Court is proving to be an attentive board of directors.
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He's attentive, encouraging of her dreams, adventurous, and generally a bright light in the cloud of Issa's self-doubt.
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Attentive is coming out of stealth today with the announcement that it's raised $13 million in Series A funding.
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There are going to be days when you need to be more attentive and responsive to emails than others.
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But even if the food were delicious and the waiting staff attentive, the experience would be still intrinsically miserable.
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The doctors were immediately attentive to Gen's bloody face fearing serious injury, only to discover the blood was fake.
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"[A] key challenge is to contextualize attentive behavior by considering users' current overall situation, activities, and goals," Bulling says.
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"We need to be attentive that this shifting horizon does not damage the credibility of the ECB," he added.
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"The Pope was very attentive, receptive and very empathetic during the intense and long hours of conversation," Cruz said.
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Years ago, Nancy Reagan was occasionally mocked for her always attentive and adoring gaze whenever her husband was speaking.
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Minassian, who was wearing a white jumpsuit with his hands cuffed behind him, appeared attentive during the brief hearing.
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Formally, everything fits into place: lean dialogue, attentive description, nicely paced interiority, deft characterization—all the right contemporary rations.
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Despite the open-style kitchen and an attentive kitchen staff, dining at Candide is a quiet, almost spiritual affair.
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Each is highly attentive to facts — not only to isolated facts, but facts in suggestive patterns, facts in context.
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He long ago had resolved to be a different father than his own—gentle and, most of all, attentive.
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Cosby, who is legally blind and has trouble walking, wore a dark suit and appeared attentive throughout the hearing.
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He is a good communicator and has always been attentive to the concerns of financial market investors and participants.
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In seeking out designers, Assi is attentive to personal and emotional qualities, considering them influential on the works produced.
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She's equally attentive to the environment, recycling wedding flowers and picking invasive species that have preyed upon Hawaii's ecosystem.
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It's also an incredible sensory experience, full of layered visuals and sound, that richly rewards the sensitive, attentive viewer.
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My father greeted each new customer from behind a yellowing linoleum counter, equally attentive to person and ailing machine.
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Friends described Kaye as giving, warm and attentive to community members on their birthdays and when they were sick.
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The school says the system can analyze pupils' facial expressions to determine whether they're enjoying lessons and are attentive.
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That, or the museum shows I've attended haven't been attentive enough to what these women were and are producing.
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In later years, even after giving up Dexedrine, he was still frenetic, and still fiercely attentive to his magazine.
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This music — at least the large-scale sonatas and fantasias that begin and end the recording — demand attentive listening.
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Patients are becoming more attentive to the symptoms, so maybe more doctors are hearing about it and reporting it.
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Family letters — he had six children, a wife and mistresses — suggest an attentive father and affectionate if difficult husband.
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Following the mass account of "Goin' Home," the crowd seemed especially attentive to the subdued beauty of the Largo.
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If you're interested in becoming a crossword constructor, or if you just love language, it pays to be attentive.
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When we're collectively composing and performing life — which is usually the case — it's good to have attentive, empathic partners.
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Was so attentive to what you were saying and whose response was so thoughtful that you felt truly understood?
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A more open and attentive listener acquires more innovative and nuanced moves, and increases the lexicon of expressive gestures.
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Art Review Public spaces in the city are filled with sculpture and other artworks that reward the attentive viewer.
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"Masha is someone who is always very attentive to propriety and to instructions, and by nature, cautious," he said.
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Near the end, Mr. McQuay says he believes that having an autistic son made him a more attentive father.
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While some musicians prefer a human audience, this particular dad was able to attract an attentive audience of cows.
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The conductor Marco Armiliato led an attentive performance from the orchestra, full of subtle fluctuations in tempo and heat.
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Is that your experience in talks with Americans, and are you worried about a less attentive and interested US?
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Reeder's attentive touch adds wit to the film, especially through her penchant for using art direction to tell stories.
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It is not a joke, and we must be attentive and proactive, as is Aragorn in the Tolkien saga.
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Mr. De Alba added that the mining industry has become increasingly attentive to safety issues since the dam burst.
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Channel the meticulous and attentive Virgo season energy to your advantage: Discern what is useful and what is not.
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It also gave me a heightened awareness and a new understanding about the importance of being attentive to health.
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Most recently, when confronted on the disconnect between her words and the president's, Birx just pretended to believe that Trump is "so attentive to the scientific literature and the details and the data," underscoring the inherent tension between maintaining credibility as a public communicator and being attentive to the president's taste for flattery.
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As part of that legal action, Dauman testified that he had conversations with Redstone and he was engaged and attentive.
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The girl appeared healthy and showed off her toys, the caseworker reported, and Ms. Aquino, 20, seemed caring and attentive.
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But what of unelected officials who do not even have the excuse that they must be attentive to Republican voters?
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With its price and earnest use of technology, Snoo would seem to epitomize the hyper-attentive parenting of the affluent.
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It means—surprises and mishaps aside—an attentive nerd can figure out what to expect from space science in 2017.
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Banter is kept to a minimum, but her appreciation of, "Thank you for being attentive, that's really sick," feels legendary.
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Like other semi-autonomous systems, it demands you remain alert and attentive so you can take control in an emergency.
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The subjects are young men, and Fratino is attentive to their skin, as well as their facial and body hair.
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"We are also asking Yandex to be more attentive when checking the headlines of the published news stories," Zhiganov said.
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But some employees feel that their leadership no longer as attentive to their concerns, leaving them to face the fallout.
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" Adds Otis, "Watching Doug dote on Henley makes me gush inside, and he's so attentive and caring to me, too.
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Mr. Garrel is especially attentive to the women's faces, as if he could find clues to character in their physiognomy.
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He is attentive towards every little detail, and the perfection of detail is what establishes the success of a design.
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" Added Otis, "Watching Doug dote on Henley makes me gush inside, and he's so attentive and caring to me, too.
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"She's very attentive and takes the knowledge that she needs from me to be able to utilize it," he says.
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I'm always thrilled when I have a sound woman to talk to, because without a doubt, they are more attentive.
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The staff is especially attentive without being overbearing or stiff, and they help give Campagna its sense of easy grace.
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There are still some things to work out, but the company's certainly been attentive with issues in its original camera.
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Solomon said regulators across the world are considering how blockchain will work and are attentive to the flux of payments.
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But the company made a name for itself with its attentive customer service, getting equipment up and running again quickly.
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Maps has always done turn-by-turn notifications for driving directions, but you're naturally more attentive when behind the wheel.
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It is his most ambitious and attentive exhibition to date, providing moving fragments of his conception of exile and identity.
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Bangui is proving to be an attentive father and at night has been sleeping close to Kafi and the baby.
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Paul, hobbyist mower that he is, also may not have been the most attentive at the post–yard work cleanup.
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"My wife died of ovarian cancer in our bed," he told an attentive audience at the recent TED 2018 conference.
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"A very attentive nurse at Cedars-Sinai Hospital" noticed a heart murmur, "which is common with newborn babies," Kimmel continued.
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Being attentive to such roots is what has for so long challenged show business in general and Hollywood in particular.
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And there's hidden clues snuck in, so attentive viewers can piece the puzzle for themselves if they're watching closely enough.
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"The people I dealt with at the State Department were very attentive and did the best they could," she said.
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There wasn't much else by way of explanation, and Abby was mostly just quiet and attentive during the whole thing.
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Apollo is built by Christian Selig, an incredibly attentive developer who is constantly updating the app based on users' feedback.
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Given that, wouldn't you think she and her staff would be even more attentive to which signals she was sending?
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Yes, they should have been more circumspect — more attentive to the fallout — but let's put all this all in perspective.
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The change may reflect better news from China, but the Fed still appears to be unusually attentive to global developments.
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However, NYPL and conservators with the Textile Conservation Workshop were attentive to preserve any changes done by the Milne family.
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For Pandora's advertisers, video advertising is a means of gaining access to a more engaged, attentive audience, the company says.
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Drew Michael doesn't really answer any of these questions, but it certainly forces an attentive viewer to reflect on them.
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He pointed out she had 3 other children with her and based on surveillance cameras and witnesses ... she was attentive.
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And by his own admission, Smith Jr. knows he needs to be more attentive on that side of the floor.
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To me, its ongoing decay and, recently, the more attentive presence of security guards, was symptomatic of the city's transformation.
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Mr. Frame had relished his chance to work with Mr. Taylor, whom he described as relaxed and attentive to him.
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As is so often the case, a good wine merchant with an attentive staff can offer guidance about particular bottles.
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They are dedicated to social justice, attentive to language and more aware of policy, ethics and social determinants of health.
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Under the soft light in Fukushima's consultation room, only an attentive observer would detect Mike's prosthetic pinkie as a fake.
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It has won customers by investing in research and development, providing attentive service — and driving its employees really, really hard.
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Reading her, you enter an astoundingly attentive mind, focused less on judging than on seeing what's in front of her.
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Yet the most attentive audience in Morocco this month may be the agents who can facilitate a move to Europe.
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And it reminds us that we have not always been attentive to how literature is made, distributed, preserved and celebrated.
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It is clear the artist is attentive to each shift in direction, as none of the rhythmic lines repeat themselves.
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I think I notice more and I am more attentive with headphones, especially in the car while listening to music.
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It is just possible to imagine that the burly, brooding Antoine was once a kind husband and an attentive father.
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That's wonderful company to keep and to learn from, especially when you're as cleverly attentive a student as Mr. Wright.
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Every staff member at the center and CDC has been very attentive to assist us from medical to life needs.
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Most important, is our own military too focused on battles and insufficiently attentive to what is required to win wars?
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Was so attentive to what you were saying and whose response was so spot on that you felt truly understood?
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Mr. Hernandez — his signature rainbow-hair-dye long grown out — seemed attentive and engaged across the nearly three-hour hearing.
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In fact, attentive fans may have noticed a sprinkling of tornado references in recent episodes, a sort of sly teaser.
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His family will go to fine hospitals, have access to attentive nurses and outstanding surgeons, get flowers from Mr. Damon.
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Two full-time private aides, kind and attentive as they were, couldn't possibly meet all their patient's needs for connection.
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Putin, a former KGB operative who is highly attentive to body language, sat with his trademark slouch as Trump spoke.
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Inquire if there are ways you can better communicate or present yourself and be attentive as they offer their recommendations.
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According to "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker the Visual Dictionary," part of the droid's inspiration was an attentive duckling.
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The flight was quieter than any red-eye I've ever taken, and the flight attendants were very attentive and friendly.
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It sheds light on the fact that every one of us should be more attentive to the food we consume.
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When she gets Jasper Johns to talk at length about James Rosenquist, you see how visually attentive she can be.
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Whether you want more attentive service or to avoid getting kicked off your flight, read on for the inside scoop:
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Christopher Wylie blasted the social network on Tuesday as insufficiently attentive to the problems first revealed in the last election.
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Scott Disick has been an (image-wise) attentive boyfriend to Sofia Richie after a recent rumor that the two had split.
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Unlike her cohorts — who were attentive and engaged as one would expect as such events — Jones was receiving her entire life.
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Just as he always found time to return his family's calls, he paused to be attentive to her, too, she said.
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By the end, the goal is to have the athletes apply that attentive awareness to the action of their specific sport.
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When Daniels shows up for a workshop on a frigid day in Madison, she is attentive and engaged throughout the class.
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One day I played the movie for him, and he was super attentive: He watched the first 30 minutes of it.
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The idea that art is everything — and thus nothing — no longer holds the capacity for attentive creation that it once did.
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Pippa Middleton made a beautiful and attentive bride for her Saturday nuptials to James Matthews, according to one of her guests.
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Dressed in a navy blue shirt, Jutting appeared attentive during the court session on Wednesday as he listened to the videos.
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As we pointed out then, if her devotion to her cats is any indication, Simone will make an excellent, attentive mother.
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In a late-night Facebook post he said he was "attentive" to critics and wanted to explain the sequence of events.
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If China's old enemy can raise the profile of kindly, attentive dementia care, that alone would be a historic, neighbourly act.
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What has received less attention is how much Scalia shaped and improved liberal jurisprudence by being an attentive and critical reader.
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Yet Mr Reich enjoyed an attentive crowd in Tallinn; chances were they didn't realise they were listening to contemporary classical music.
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Carefully dipping the wand into a tube of bubbles, Taylor sits up on her knees, looking down at her attentive audience.
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"Cars, even those with advanced driver assistance systems, need a vigilant, attentive driver behind the wheel at all times," Avery said.
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As long as they're attentive, they can take their hands off the wheel for 30 to 50 seconds at a time.
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According to a source, David, 43, was an attentive and supportive husband at the party while Victoria, 44, celebrated her collection.
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Attentive, a startup helping retailers personalize their mobile messages, is announcing that it has raised $40 million in Series B funding.
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But debates are supposed to be about persuasion, and if not persuasion, then at least about teaching attentive people new things.
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Then "a very attentive nurse" discovered the baby had a heart murmur and appeared to be a bit purple in color.
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I don't think of planning sex as routine or boring but as mindful, caring and attentive to the value of sex.
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The Bambino Plus requires attentive maintenance, whether you're washing out the drip tray, or purging and wiping down the steam wand.
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Attentive started out by focusing on the challenge of getting people to opt-in for these messages in the first place.
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I don't know if you know this but the UK and Europe have a reputation of being super-attentive at shows.
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John Ramsey, on the other hand, was thought to be too attentive towards his daughter (DNA evidence has since cleared him).
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By helping foster parents become more attentive, ABC has helped children in care to reduce stress levels and improve their behaviour.
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Bellone is a forty-eight-year-old moderate Democrat, with silver hair and the attentive manner of an experienced retail politician.
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If your mom was loving and attentive when you were a baby, you were more likely to do better in school.
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Even if you find attentive listening difficult and, in certain situations, boring or unpleasant, that doesn't mean you can't do it.
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With attentive and intelligent sympathy, Markovits digs beneath Tolstoy's dictum about happy families to raise the question, What is family happiness?
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On top of all that, she's an incredibly attentive mom and credits DJing as the best job for a working mother.
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The duo noted to Axios that manufacturer Assa Abloy's locks were very secure and the company was attentive to the problem.
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"The art-going audience is an attentive audience, they will stay and learn," says Denny on a walkthrough of his show.
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To learn more about the watch and to escape the increasingly attentive glare of the Directions, Reuben must leave the city.
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" People love that about Biden, she said, but it also means he's "not as attentive to the cues of this era.
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Essentially, longer trains would mean not every car would open at every station, so passengers would have to be more attentive.
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Kavita Shah is an articulate and attentive vocalist, and she serves as the pacesetter and the keeper of the songs' centers.
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She urges her camp — the champions of feminist, working-class, multicultural progressivism — to be more attentive to the limits of protest.
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Speak to him honestly about what you are willing to toast: his transition from workaholic to more attentive husband and father.
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It's friendly and attentive without being fussy and strikes the right balance for a luxe hotel catering to a young crowd.
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Other grandparents tell me how much more patient and attentive they've become, how much less anxious, how willing to be silly.
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The staff is spookily attentive and has aloe vera right at hand to treat even the visiting romance writer's paper cut.
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For years, attentive visitors noticed signage stating that testing was underway to determine whether the museum's Dead Sea Scrolls were authentic.
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Even considering his own actions, he says officials in cities on the west coast of Florida could have been more attentive.
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My case is now being treated in an ideal manner, with trained police and investigators who are attentive and well-meaning.
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These quasi relationships were accompanied by hours of texting or G-chatting that mostly involved me being an attentive sounding board.
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Service The sales staff is attentive, and I liked that I was effortlessly offered men's wear options along with women's wear.
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Dias said the conglomerate, with activities ranging from retail to fuel distribution, is attentive to all opportunities in Petrobras' divestiture program.
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I was extremely impressed with how friendly and attentive the Concierge was through nearly four months of working on my request.
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Non-monogamy is choosing to be with someone else instead of being attentive to your spouse when the relationship is troubled.
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Archie was calm and attentive throughout his first outing as he smiled at his hosts and played in his mother's lap.
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It has an attentive ear for the language and mores of its different eras and the professional argot of its characters.
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"We're more attentive of surfaces and that every surface we touch in our daily lives is covered in microbes," she says.
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Whether you want more attentive service or want to avoid getting kicked off your flight, read on for the inside scoop.
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As if gathered for a meeting, the men surround two white, oval tables, their postures attentive but relaxed, expectant yet inactive.
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But her doctor was attentive and persistent, aware that Chloe's pain did not match up with the diagnosis of ovarian cysts.
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Mobile messaging startup Attentive raises another $70M It's been less than six months since Attentive raised a $40 million Series B. CEO Brian Long told me that he wasn't planning to raise money again so soon, but things were going even better than expected, with a client list that has grown to more than 750 businesses. 4.
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"Our library here isn't very big, and besides, getting to it takes an act of Congress," he says in nimble, attentive handwriting.
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Donny Hathaway (21996) Hathaway suffered from paranoid schizophrenia, and was known to be not particularly attentive about adhering to his medication routine.
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Attentive viewers at the MCA Chicago might even spot the deer god from Miyazaki's Princess Mononoke lurking in one of the compositions.
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"It was very humble, very simple, and he was always attentive and well-mannered to people who work for him," Quijano recalled.
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More attentive than attention-seeking, they studied the world and the problems that were presented to them and responded in creative ways.
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It's similar to Tesla's Autopilot, featuring Level 2 autonomous features that require a fully attentive and alert driver, but it's for truckers.
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As attentive viewers guessed weeks ago, Bernard is Arnold — or rather a version of him built based on memories by Dr. Ford.
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Xi Jinping, China's president, is less attentive to petitions (called "memorials to the throne" in imperial times) than was his Ming predecessor.
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Pipher is a clinical psychologist who is attentive to women over sixty, whose minds and bodies, she asserts, are steadily being devalued.
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There was an empty sea of thousands of chairs before him, except for the front row seat filled by his attentive spouse.
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His brother Amir, 12, is now more attentive and focused; counting musical beats "helped me with my math and stuff," he says.
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For those attentive visitors who could see past the AI assault, another theme could be identified: firms innovating around how they innovate.
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Workers here call out management for being attentive to feedback and providing flexible work schedules as well as for being fitness-oriented.
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According to a source, David was an attentive and supportive husband at the party while the former Spice Girl celebrated her collection.
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Germany, ever-attentive to EU unity, is reluctant to lean on the Poles publicly, but privately officials in Berlin are deeply concerned.
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But most importantly, it had a photo showing the artist speaking to an attentive server while she was pointing to a menu.
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In response, Tesla said it would be "extremely clear" about communicating to its customers the need to stay attentive while using Autopilot.
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In recent years, U.C. Berkeley has been extremely attentive to and diligent regarding issues of sexual harassment and sexual assault on campus.
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But I affirmatively told him that I wanted to have sex, and he was attentive in making sure that consent was mutual.
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After my first phone call to the local chapter, we were taken in by how attentive and sincerely appreciative the organization was.
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Employee reviews indicate that it offers a strong working environment, with attentive senior management and opportunities for those who want to flourish.
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This detail illustrates the larger problem with Narcos in a nutshell: It's built for binge-viewing, but not particularly attentive binge-viewing.
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"The board is attentive to new information on inflation and its determinants in order to evaluate adjustments to monetary policy," it added.
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Meyhofer said the cars will now have driver-monitoring systems that alert a remote monitor if the drivers are not being attentive.
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A hacker could use this in an email or another link to lure even a normally attentive user who inspects suspicious links.
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While Muslims are required to pray five times a day all year round, many are particularly attentive to their prayers during Ramadan.
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Anyone who has followed his career in business or politics knows that there isn't a more attentive media consumer than Donald Trump.
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Although being attentive to the expectations of others is a good thing in itself, there's no need to take it too far.
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In addition, their attentive approach, if applied more broadly across all higher education institutions, could help advance underserved populations throughout the country.
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Throughout all of those songs, with an attentive pair of ears, you can pick apart the melody or beat from the vocals.
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This means Snapchat will have to rely on deeper, more attentive engagement to more eye-catching full-screen ads to attract advertisers.
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On every platform, a person who wants to be attentive to their friends can find themselves in a state of frazzled distraction.
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He learned some new words thanks to Merriam Webster's attentive Twitter account, which was there to correct his many error-filled tweets.
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If you saw the photographs, videos, history, of Casey and Caylee you wouldn't find a more attentive, closer, loving relationship than that.
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Attentive viewers may have been wondering what significance the Sweetwater Saloon's player piano, frequently used for transitional shots and soundtrack, might hold.
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One of the most challenging issues in curating an exhibition under a contemporary global Indigenous banner is being attentive to local contexts.
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The good vibes radiate from the staff, who are friendly and attentive with customers — and tend to make each other laugh, too.
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Being more self-aware and attentive to the person in front of you can help you better present your most authentic self.
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People prone to depression are more likely to be attentive, empathetic, willing to be vulnerable, and open to different experiences, K says.
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Testing out the toys As a merchant and marketer, I'm attentive to trends to know what we should feature in our stores.
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The staff during our visits was friendly and attentive, but hung back appropriately, which is what you'd expect at a casual trattoria.
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You could see it in his attentive focus on the words of renowned experts whose guidance he had been contradicting for weeks.
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But the most attentive student of Dada to appear in Performa's first week was surely William Kentridge, a white South African artist.
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I'm lucky to write for an intelligent and attentive audience, and I do get a lot of great and genuinely helpful feedback.
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Instead, they were especially attentive to claims of election fraud or error; they wanted to voice the true preferences of their state.
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This Spanish pianist has the attentive delivery and dramatic flourish of a flamenco guitarist, but his harmonic language is suffused with Romanticism.
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Instead of continuing down a detrimental path of codependency, "be attentive to your own emotional experience and tune into that," Kolawole said.
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Hyper-attentive to image, she upgraded the store's advertising campaigns, and worked to turn Bergdorf into an outpost for blue-chip designers.
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Wall remembers Deirdre and her husband as attentive parents who always seemed to be doing something fun, like hosting family movie nights.
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Recent public outrage has made these platforms fearful of regulation and thus more attentive to the business of monitoring and policing content.
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The key, said Kratovil and others, will be whether Congress remains attentive after this round of hearings and letters has died out.
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Some servers are more attentive than others here, and the food comes out so fast, it's as if Domino's trained the staff.
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There is also his queerness, which I think comes across in the loving, idealized, and attentive way he composes his male forms.
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I began to take photographs of the park, not for the first time, but for the first time in an attentive way.
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"We would not be doing our job if we were not monitoring and being extremely attentive to that balance of cost-benefit."
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Swarms of flies hung like living chandeliers over the tables, but the attentive waiters stood nearby, waving fly whisks, and they managed.
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But again, we're going to be very attentive to the data, not only the baseline data but the risk to the outlook.
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But that has been changing as people grow richer, travel and live abroad, and bring back a demand for polished, attentive service.
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My guess is that the world will keep going around even if you are less attentive to the goings-on in Washington.
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He was ever more attentive to that crucial task — in his last debate, for example, and in his speech on Sunday night.
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We can be grateful for this progress as well as attentive and responsive to the enormous challenges that families face after childbirth.
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Illustrated by Sidney Lawton Smith, it shows Bemis's home library in attentive detail, down to the book shelves with their glass doors.
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The paradox of Donald Trump is that the meaning of his incomprehensible word salads can only be found through careful, attentive scrutiny.
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Showing that I'm attentive and respectful and very much in a partnership with Sophie as much as we are in a marriage.
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Instead, we need a politics that goes 'all the way down,' that is attentive to the dark places of affective and erotic life.
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And that means for those attentive enough to be on the lookout, there are plenty of beloved winter classics at pretty incredible discounts.
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But we were pleasantly surprised that the participants took it seriously and that the atmosphere in the room was so attentive and spiritual.
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If there's one thing Cyrus and Hemsworth love most, it's wearing jewelry on their ring fingers — much to the confusion of attentive fans.
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She didn't want Jordan to be part of a broken home and, said a friend, Weiner was, if nothing else, an attentive father.
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Attentive has an "augmented sales assistant," which allows teams to keep up with their sales pipeline and guides managers to allocate resources better.
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So helpful and attentive and just amazing!" to, "Hand [in] Hand Weddings was the worst decision I made throughout my entire wedding planning.
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She loudly tells Dorinda Medley she dislikes the house that poor, sweet Tinsley Mortimer chose, despite the manor's sprawling beauty and attentive staff.
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New European privacy regulations went into effect last Friday that will force companies to be more attentive to how they handle customer data.
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The 16-year-old meets up with her usually distant boyfriend, Justin (The Get Down's Justice Smith), to find that he's uncommonly attentive.
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BoJack is an expert in this arena, layering sly nods to its past throughout episodes as Easter eggs for its most attentive fans.
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Alice has shown herself to be very attentive, very nurturing, and very protective of her new baby, just as we hoped she would.
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Artists, poets and playwrights, ever attentive to such fads, were quick to pounce on the trend, incorporating reflections and doubles into their work.
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A clown car that sits both serious technologists and bona fide hucksters, the cryptocurrency realm is extremely attentive to Mark Zuckerberg's new play.
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He was clean-shaven and seemed alert and attentive throughout the proceeding, passing notes to lawyers and following the dialogue through a translator.
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Bottom line: There are still significant limitations to self-driving technology, so drivers still have to be attentive when driving partially-autonomous vehicles.
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It could be a direct attempt to communicate, or it could be an instinctive reaction when in the presence of an attentive human.
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Mr Weiner broke no laws, slept with no-one but his wife, who still loves him, and seems to be an attentive father.
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"It is important for society to be aware of this and be attentive to seek care early," Samayoa told Reuters Health by email.
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The fact that the U.S. military is interested in this should cause us to become more attentive to what exactly is going on.
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The world's crises and allurements still transfixed her, and it remained the task of the intellectual to be sharply attentive and heroically stimulated.
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The bank said in a statement that it would remain attentive to inflation and other factors when considering further changes to monetary policy.
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During busier times, expect a brief queue at the front desk, though service was prompt, friendly, and attentive during my most recent visit.
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The old heads and veterans of St. Louis's hip-hop scene watch from the back of the crowd, quieter but no less attentive.
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"We will be particularly attentive about the markets where competition is still limited, especially as regards business clients and rural areas," Soriano said.
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"Operators are still very attentive to the current cold wave and its effects on winter wheat crops," consultancy Agritel said in a note.
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But with all the unlimited free drinks, appetizers, desserts, snacks, massages, and extraordinarily kind and attentive service, I'd truly felt like a VIP.
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Democratic strategists said that housing could be an issue that can help politicians in the party show they are attentive to voters' needs.
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Roselló's office issued a statement Tuesday, saying he has been attentive and silent throughout the protests and will consider the people's best interests.
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Classical culture is based on an attentive audience in a quiet space, he said, and underground New York is, well, quite the contrary.
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Few writers have been as intensely attentive to quotidian details as Plath was, or understood so intuitively what to preserve in their art.
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Mr. Cosby, wearing a brown checked jacket and brown slacks, seemed more animated and attentive than he had been in prior court hearings.
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The movement called for "alter-globalization" — a different kind of globalization more attentive to labor and minority rights, the environment and economic equality.
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At the end of the lecture, the system asks students questions only from segments where the software registered them as not being attentive.
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" Hoffman said that when he watched Hamilton he realized that rap battles are a "form of discourse where extremely attentive listening routinely occurs.
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And not just because, as an unfettered expression of one attentive, empathetic black American's experience, it dares to bear witness and to reach.
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In a telegram of condolence, Francis called Cardinal Danneels a "zealous pastor" who had been "attentive to the challenges of the contemporary Church."
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One of Gibi's favorites, Heather Feather ASMR, went beyond mere sound effects, performing full-scale role-play scenes infused with attentive, deliberate sound.
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The patient and attentive sales clerk praised the merits of a handsome one in a patina neither quite brass nor chrome for $185.
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Mr. Fujiwara knows his way around a scorching climax, but his drumming isn't really about that; it's defined by his illustrative, attentive touch.
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"I find that owners are very attentive to this because they don't want to have this kind of bad publicity," Ms. Lobo said.
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Less than six months after it announced $40 million in funding, Attentive has raised another $70 million — this time in Series C funding.
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Conversely, they found that attentive listeners received more information, relevant details and elaboration from speakers, even when the listeners didn't ask any questions.
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The following eight principles are essential to keep in mind as US policymakers and attentive citizens contemplate future or continued military action abroad.
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Instead, he showed a keen ear for colorings, details, intricate textures and brassy blasts of delirium, while giving attentive support to the singers.
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As you eat, bring all your senses to the meal, being attentive to color, texture, aroma and even the sounds of different foods.
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As they do so, they discover a newfound conceptualization of compassion: Compassion ought to be attentive to the needs of the most vulnerable.
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OK, I'm done freaking out, but I'm not a very attentive reader—what can I actually do to keep myself from getting sick?
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What she found was Spring, a new, relaxed, seasonally attentive place where an American named Daniel Rose was doing all the cooking himself.
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Its members have been criticized for being insufficiently attentive to the First Amendment, and for not respecting the untrammelled spirit of the Internet.
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Certainly, the Caldwell bill, which limits processing of sensitive data and bans algorithmic discrimination, is more attentive to the differential impacts of technology.
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He seems uncommonly attentive to his son's whims and moods, but he freely admits that it is a burden to have a child.
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Even if business is slow, employees should strive to be attentive at all times and not get distracted by personal conversations and gossip.
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Maybe you're in a more stable place in life and are confident you can be a better, more attentive friend this time around.
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I could not help but think that his inner confusion owed much to the absence in his life of caring and attentive listeners.
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This is a very important concept to carry into work on AI. However many modules our brains consist of, they fight and jostle for our attentive states (the thing our brain is fixated on at any one moment) and our language processing centers (which are so tightly wound with our attentive states as to be nearly one and the same).
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He is solicitous and attentive and learns what issues are important to them — precisely what a good legislative leader would do with his caucus.
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And if Willow's attentive gaze at her food and Jameson's sweet grin are any indication, the kids didn't mind the unconventional meal one bit.
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"Elite flyers" are not only entitled to more attentive hospitality and better perks, they also physically occupy a restricted, exclusive part of the plane.
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Consider the phony memo circulated about the Broadcom-CA Technologies acquisition; it was plainly timed for a moment when investors would be most attentive.
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Doug is more attentive to both of his children's needs than ever, and there are plenty of tender moments between the two of them.
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Five years on from the revolts that toppled four Arab leaders, regimes are ruthlessly tough on dissent, but much less attentive to its causes.
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LGBT: San Francisco brings together over 40 years of Nicoletta's attentive work documenting the LGBT civil rights movement from the 1970s to present day.
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In one exercise, participants split up into teams and compose a list of signs that indicate a person is listening or not being attentive.
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She doesn't have the bawdy humor of Kaitlyn Bristowe, but she's morbidly attentive to her contestants, and they can't help but bask in it.
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Woodcock, as befitting his chosen vocation, is fastidiously attentive to detail and a bit tyrannical about his surroundings, though he rarely raises his voice.
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The first step is to accept that human memory is faulty and that loving and attentive parents can unintentionally leave their children in cars.
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Wearing one of her signature decorative collars, the black-robed Ginsburg appeared attentive throughout the argument, asking in a clear voice several technical questions.
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"Russian naval activity has been on the rise for several months, if not years, and we are permanently attentive to it," the spokesman said.
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It was to just plop the audience in that world, so they are there, their eyes are wide open, and their ears are attentive.
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The project is also attentive to more expansive educational projects, including food walks and a self-guided tour in the old city of Jerusalem.
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I recently spoke with Chaikin about season three (which premieres Wednesday on USA), Mr. Robot's attentive fans, Donald Trump and what's next for Darlene.
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Rutledge-Brown says that her son — who attends Lamar High School — was always attentive and showed an interest in learning as early as kindergarten.
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With attentive care, she&aposs healthy now, and doing well at school, although still not up to the normal grade level for her age.
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It was all fairly simple stuff in the grand scheme, but it went a long way toward making the bot feel attentive and smooth.
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My OB-GYN of 10 years was super-attentive, but at a loss for the medical language of what cut my daughter's life short.
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Trump, who isn't exactly attentive to the minutiae of foreign policy, has appointed a team whose decisions seem to keep making war more likely.
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In a statement, the central bank said it would be especially attentive to inflation and its determinants when considering further changes to monetary policy.
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So, basically, [imagine] you're working at the movie theater, there's this super maternal, loving, very attentive woman next to this child in a wheelchair.
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Whether Apple is flexible and attentive enough with the App Store to allow it to capitalize on this new era is the only question.
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He had decided to become a revolutionary, not a priest, but he remained, for the rest of his life, a voracious and attentive reader.
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Something similar occurred in October, when traders felt the Fed wasn't attentive enough to the market's risks and was intent on raising interest rates.
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A journalist, attentive to the woes of the shoe industry, might bemoan the economy's egregious overcapacity and look askance at its $180 GDP target.
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Her aim is to look steady and attentive when Mr. Trump is speaking, and to avoid visibly or audibly reacting to him too much.
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Jamie says that her father was an ardent family man, attentive, affectionate, an unending didact who crammed his kids with poetry, music, Hebrew lessons.
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But Abby, who is about six feet tall, towered above her more delicately framed mother, and bent to her in a gentle, attentive way.
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The details have emerged incrementally in the past two years, and it's been difficult for even attentive consumers of the news to keep track.
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I could have done so much more if I'd only been a little bit more attentive, or worked a little bit harder,' or something.
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He is always attentive to the smallest mark, no matter how many of them are needed to arrive at the final shape or field.
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They seem really into you: They're thoughtful and attentive, they're great in bed, and perhaps most shocking of all, they text you back immediately.
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"I will not mislead myself or anyone else and pretend that I have not been acquainted with attentive, original and thrilling men," she comments.
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Erwin Chemerinsky: I think we have to be attentive to the fact that many students want to restrict speech because of very laudable instincts.
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Beyond her interest in art's social and political contexts and meanings, Professor Nochlin was keenly attentive to art objects, especially the surfaces of paintings.
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Ms. Davis is vigilant against cars trying to turn recklessly into the crosswalk and is especially attentive to talkative teens and oblivious little ones.
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"Goliath frogs are not only huge, but our discovery shows they seem to be attentive parents as well," said Schäfer in a press release.
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And during a recent visit, the attentive staff was, in fact, dressed in dark colors and no one was feigning a Southern California accent.
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To the Editor: Yes, technology designed to make driving easier can make drivers less attentive, but it also takes the joy out of driving.
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James Lenfestey, after a lifetime of attentive writing, has lately done poems for family and for marriage that put most of us to shame.
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The artistry of the food and the attentive service come at a price: A four-course tasting menu for one person is 145 euros.
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Walter Benjamin had a keen interest in children's literature and antique toys, but he failed to be an attentive father to his only son.
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"A friend of mine sold on Royalty Exchange and had a great experience with the company's attentive and ultra-competent staff," she told VICE.
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The compartment was clean, the beds were comfortable, and the service was friendly and attentive, but the I hardly slept on the shaky train.
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In an interview on Thursday, she said she has become more attentive to her employees at the Breslin, where she is a co-owner.
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He told CNN his son had been attentive to his work, his family and made regular visits to the family prior to the shooting.
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In a spotless laboratory-cum-greenhouse, dozens of blazing red plants thrive under the attentive eyes of a few folks in pale blue coats.
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Undercharging can sometimes be an ordinary slip-up, and if you've become attentive to it, you'll simply notice its occurrences more than others would.
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Throughout their lives, mother and son share echoing preoccupations with domesticity and sensuality, and are particularly attentive to the world's tactile and olfactory details.
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We had the most attentive staff looking after every detail from airport transfers, fresh fruit, and juice in the room, dinner and car transportation.
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" The update notes, however, that stop signs and stoplight visualizations "are not a substitute for an attentive driver and will not stop the car.
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In between, Booker became a national politician, someone known for exuberance and an attentive, on-call mayoralty in the early part of this decade.
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"Make sure your face tells a story [and] that your face is saying that you're attentive, you're engaged, you're interested, you're excited," says Drexler.
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It's a far more ingratiating piece than the Variations, but its abstract and unsentimental treatment of jazz and ragtime influences demands an attentive audience.
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"That may be because the victims are more attentive to what's happening, which is a good thing," Hickey told CNBC in Singapore on Saturday.
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Even without any knowledge of the period, I think a reasonably attentive, sensitive viewer could understand that the works are linked in this way.
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As she leaves the White House, the first lady has described what she'll miss, including the hyper-attentive personal staff and the sense of history.
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And day-to-day events give him all the conceptual fodder he requires—he need only be attentive and able to connect the subject matter.
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She admits stigma from hospital staff was hard to deal with, and she addressed it by staying attentive to the doctors and heeding their advice.
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In other words, plants gather as much information about the world they live in as possible and, attentive to changes in it, act with discernment.
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" Still, Graham acknowledged that Trump has been an especially attentive patron to his evangelical base, calling him the "most pro-Christian President in my lifetime.
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True Detective season three had a mystery, but it was one that almost all attentive fans had mostly solved by the fifth or sixth episode.
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A full service financial services partner to entrepreneurs and their investors, Square 1 provides clients flexible resources and attentive service to help their companies grow.
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I have to be attentive — I want to help her, I want to be there for her, try to make her as comfortable as possible.
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Her single mother Melanie is a recovering alcoholic who runs a beauty salon out of her kitchen, and though she's an attentive parent, she's overwhelmed.
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Because it's not how many people you've slept with that make you an attentive lover, it's how much you've learned about yourself in the process.
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These allusions generate some knowing laughs that are soon forgotten, while suggesting that Shakespeare's skill was less as a writer than as an attentive listener.
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She gives a half attentive wave goodbye, before she stops, turns around, and drinks in the office through her wide, round eyes one last time.
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As emotionally wrenching as it is to face the end, is forgoing attentive end-of-life care really the best thing for your loved one?
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Even workers at supermarkets and budget hotels are trained to bow, speak in polite tones, and are more attentive than most of their counterparts abroad.
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On Monday night, he was bombastic, dismissive of moderation and decorum, passionate, seemingly unrehearsed, and extremely attentive to perceived insults to himself or his businesses.
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Snap is trying to build up the narrative that slowing user growth isn't that worrying when current Snapchat users are so attentive, and therefore, valuable.
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Although Tesla warns that drivers must remain attentive while using Autopilot — which is labeled as a "beta" feature — the warnings are relatively easy to ignore.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - New European privacy regulations went into effect on Friday that will force companies to be more attentive to how they handle customer data.
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The Obama administration prided itself on paying close attention to the teachings of science, and it mocked those who were not sufficiently attentive to science.
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While her opponents maintained singular foci, she was more like the Chinese-Indian-burger joint, equally attentive to a grab bag of (critically important) issues.
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Hassan is extremely alert and attentive, and comes across as an over-caffeinated genius: generous with his ideas, but also impatient that you keep up.
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Kids sat with soft monster truck hats, declaring how excited they were to see [truck] do [thing that truck does] to their smiling, attentive parents.
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This is a great practice not just for learning to tap into sexual pleasure, but for establishing a loving and attentive relationship with your body.
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It's enough if you just try to be mindful in the plain English sense of that word — just being aware, attentive, alive to other people.
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In person, Harris was a thoughtful conversationalist and an attentive listener who seemed more at ease talking about her relationship with God than about sex.
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We know that among animals they are uniquely attentive to the human gaze, but their preternatural sensitivity to our emotions and behavior defies easy explanation.
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Instead, the reader has to do what any guest visiting such a family for the first time must do: Be alert, be attentive, be appreciative.
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Hurston, charmed by a trusted friend yet fully attentive to the absurdity of the moment, is, for once, at some sort of calm with herself.
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In a way, modern microprocessors act like attentive butlers, pouring that second glass of wine before you knew you were going to ask for it.
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At bedtime, when I sat down to tell my daughter a kid-friendly form of Andersen's tale, she was far less attentive than my students.
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As her slight frame folded into the capacious velvet booth, her large brown eyes attentive but tired, she looked again like the ascetic I'd expected.
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And he is attentive to Russians' views, even if his footnotes — which are sparse — contain only two Russian-language sources, one dating back to 22000.
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Now, when the sounds fell away in the midst of a work, there was a good chance the space would be filled with attentive silence.
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An accomplished dancer, artist and textile designer, Burton was also an attentive mother who realized the role "big trucks" played in her two sons' imaginations.
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Still, what stood out was Mr. Nézet-Séguin's conducting, attentive to hints of Ravel and Debussy in the music and the delicate, hushed, haunting chords.
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Tesla relies on sensing a driver's hands on the steering wheel to know if they are attentive enough to the road while using Autopilot features.
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But Kerry, far more than most high-profile supporters of any campaign, offered tactical advice, attentive to the details of the actual contest at hand.
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This is not the light to strap on as you hide out in a hunting blind hoping to stay unnoticed by attentive wildlife, for example.
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As this painfully small child stands before the attentive, visibly moved men, his tiny, malnourished frame — embodying such unspeakable loss — seems to fill the ward.
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Weston was very ready to say how attentive and pleasant a companion he made himself — how much she saw to like in his disposition altogether.
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By turning on transparency mode, I was able to listen for cars while crossing the street and remain attentive while walking around less safe neighborhoods.
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This show brings a new clarity and depth to Wolfe's art, through its attentive selection and installation, and because it is now, sadly, finite, fixed.
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The South Congress Hotel takes one of the best locations in town and builds a stylish scene, with low-key but attentive service, around it.
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The Public Editor We hope you got some rest over the holidays, but it's clear from our mailbox that you remained sharp and attentive readers.
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This was the same as being incarcerated for me, and it made it nearly impossible for me to be an attentive mother to my kids.
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Embracing the participatory aspects of the piece, the audience members leaned forward to whisper and speak words to the attentive performers as they walked past.
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When asked which museums are the most attentive to the issues of the liberation movement, she cited the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco.
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Folk, despite its inherent focus on tradition and traditional forms, can still reflect the now, even when it's cocking an attentive ear to the past.
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Miranda had springy muscles; observant, attentive eyes, and she proceeded to wow us with tricks we had not yet experienced: first steps, first drawing, first ABCs.
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And he was as attentive to the technical attributes of a Hollywood chestnut as he was to whatever off-screen dish and dirt was most pertinent.
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And it actually makes us more attentive as viewers, as listeners, to be able to really figure out the complex messages that artists are offering us.
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Attentive, a Techstars Boulder alumnus, is closing a $1.2 million seed round co-led by Lisbon-based Indico Capital Partners and Luxembourg-based Mangrove Capital Partners.
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But we wanted to be sure to be attentive to the historical reality which would demonstrate that women students occupied a tenuous role within the institution.
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The economy that spins around them is predicated upon selling their attributes as things that can be acquired by less successful people through sufficiently attentive consumption.
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"Investors are very attentive to news coming out of the judicial investigation that has engulfed politicians and businessmen," local consultancy Portfolio Personal said in a note.
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Except all of this was exposed as a lie, thanks to the attentive eye of some fellow photographers and a BBC Brazil journalist named Natasha Ribeiro.
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My manager was attentive, the C-suites all knew me by name, and I was able to put a huge portion of my paycheck into savings.
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With that in mind, you'd think that others in the social media space might be more attentive than usual to potentially malicious actors on their platforms.
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In partnership with Kibbles &aposn Bits, Fedotowsky-Manno has been vocal about the importance of being attentive to pets when (human) kids come into the picture.
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He's an attentive guy despite holding down a jam-packed gym — he wasn't going to let me slide while doing what felt like my 150th squat.
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The three men, who were guests of the pope at his residence, said that during their long conversations, Francis had been attentive, receptive and very empathetic.
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Still, a key aspect of the Charlie Gard case is that there is no question of the parents "being loving, devoted, attentive, caring people," Lantos said.
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Can the 5.2-inch DTEK50 overcome its hardware limitations with the promise of a more attentive manufacturer that takes care of the things that truly matter?
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While technology weaves into your life, by being just a little bit more attentive, you can take back power and make tech work better for you.
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And no matter how loving and kind, supportive and attentive a parent is, I believe — no, I know — that children can sense when they are resented.
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Hopper was an "average recruiter" who "was kind, attentive, humorous and had friends in the command of all races and sexes," his immediate supervisor, Staff Sgt.
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On Wednesday, they said that Caal's father had been "very attentive" as the two traveled through Mexico via bus to ensure she had food and water.
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Those deals were sealed by Mr. Nadella's predecessor, Steven A. Ballmer, and it may be that the current chief executive will prove more attentive to integration.
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This slight change, along with Aasif Mandvi's personable portrayal of Monty, makes the character seem far more attentive and caring than he is in the book.
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The reason we remember only the Washington, D.C., version, Tufekci argues, has to do with the strategic vision and attentive detail work of people like Rustin.
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"We are attentive to listeners' comments, and last night's documentary created reactions," Christine Dicaire, director of marketing and communications for Cogeco Media, said in a statement.
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We expect a proud paterfamilias to step forth, instead of which a bearded fusspot emerges: distracted, half attentive, already preparing to leave on a business trip.
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White, writing with a microscopically attentive eye to the fine shadings of the period, gives a full picture of terror rampant, justice recumbent, and liberty repressed.
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This focus on helping people use their time well suggests a brand identity based on consideration of people's experiences and needs at work: kind, attentive, supportive.
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In fact, most abuses are likely happening precisely far away from the sometimes more attentive eyes of governments like the United States or the United Kingdom.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk sometimes retweets videos portraying hands free use of Autopilot, though the company's vehicle user manuals caution drivers to remain attentive while driving.
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Lott appears to believe that mass shooters are incredibly attentive to the minutiae of gun policy when there is little evidence to support such a claim.
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Tip "Be attentive to the reasons someone might disagree with you," says Fanele Mashwama, whose two-person team won the World Universities Debating Championship in 2016.
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The players took ownership of the problems and became more attentive to the "habit reminders" the coaches like to drill into them, like finishing their checks.
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HOMEMADE BREAKFAST Then Toni will get up and make breakfast, and that's nice — it's nice to have somebody cook for you and be attentive to you.
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On the stuff that's known, Blight is an attentive if sometimes fastidious guide, poring over speeches and texts with the critical equivalent of a magnifying glass.
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In the travel ban case, the court will surely be attentive to the claims about national security and presidential prerogative that are the administration's principal defense.
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The testimony about his involvement with drug smuggling does not fit with the successful law student and attentive father of two young daughters whom she remembers.
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The world hews closely to Vapnyar's own life (note to an attentive reader: Vapnyar's mother taught math), but everything about it is slightly notched up, surreal.
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But because we should hope that every film is as attentive in its world-building and skillful at keeping an audience's attention as "Mission: Impossible" was.
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His last album remained somber and sly, still pithy and still skeptical about both the human and the divine; it was also attentive to musical detail.
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Republican donors have typically been more attentive to state elections; they are expected to pour money into defending the party's hold on power outside of Washington.
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And she's particularly attentive to Richard Wright's association with Sartre and Beauvoir's journal, Les Temps Modernes, emphasizing the meaningful contributions Wright made to French intellectual life.
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He is charming, attentive, and handsome but turns out to be hiding some very dark secrets which ultimately become dangerous for Debra and her entire family.
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And he wants politicians to be attentive to the "symbolic meaning" of immigration regulations, which might send a hostile message even if they aren't inherently oppressive.
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"We are attentive to listeners' comments, and last night's documentary created reactions," Christine Dicaire, a spokeswoman for Cogeco, the stations' owner, said Monday in a statement.
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Known for his musically attentive dances, Mr. Alston, one of England's most celebrated modern dance makers, returns to the Peak Performances series at Montclair State University.
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While you might imagine high profile investors like Rodriguez and Cuban have packed schedules, Gronkowski says both have been helpful and attentive with growing the business.
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The collection's subtle, attentive prose and straightforward narrative style perfectly suit the low-profile civilian lives it explores (the only military personnel here have long retired).
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At Gustu, she has the attentive look of a goalkeeper surveying the field; the anxieties of the job show only in her hands, which fidget constantly.
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Is she insufficiently attentive, as a book like Jo Baker's "Longbourn" suggests, to those below stairs, or is it miraculous that we see them at all?
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The monetary authority said it would remain attentive to variances from its base case scenario of inflation converging at 3 percent over a two-year time horizon.
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It included her gynecologist ("glamorous, attentive"), her podiatrist ("gives the best toe reductions in town") and her plastic surgeon ("gave me a new neck a year ago").
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The good news ... after Britney's dad, Jamie, won a conservatorship, she stabilized and has become extremely productive in her career and she's become an attentive, caring parent.
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All members of the bank's board cited a deteriorating inflation outlook and said they would remain attentive to potential pass-through from the exchange rate to inflation.
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"We will be attentive," Edouard Philippe told France 2 television when asked how he would react if the company were to be subject to an overseas bid.
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At most, we learn that it really, really sucks when your handsome and attentive fiancé turns out to be the century's most famous and heinous serial killer.
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"We are attentive to the comments of our listeners, and the documentary released on Sunday evening created reactions," Cogeco Media spokeswoman Christine Dicaire said in a statement.
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While most media attention to Cummings in the past few years centered on his criticism of the Trump administration, he was still highly attentive to voting issues.
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Though the student wasn't able to stay awake the whole semester, there were a few weeks where he was more attentive, and his test scores shot up.
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"You have to be attentive and aware and pick up on signs and signals from your child," Bloom, the father of a six-year-old son, said.
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Marketing on the Internet has changed: for creatives, crafting a brand through social media is one of the ways in which you gain a more attentive following.
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The hallmark of rare disease research and care is consultation -- between advocating parents and attentive doctors, between clinicians and researchers and between medical experts and elected officials.
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People are busy and preoccupied with achieving their own goals; even the most attentive managers might need you to make your case for a raise or promotion.
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Socialization, gender roles, and gender stereotypes, another researcher noted, all teach women to be attentive to social cues that men are allowed to ignore or pass over.
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"While Trump's displeasure for rising interest rates is nothing new, and the Fed maintains full operational independence, markets remain attentive to such comments," wrote strategists at ANZ.
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Hagan's book is richly sourced, fair-minded, and, helpfully here, attentive to the tricky rapport between individual ambition and the growth of a creative enterprise through time.
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One of those perceived drawbacks is Autopilot's assumption that an attentive driver can and will take over control of the car in the event of an emergency.
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Coraline Jones, voiced by Dakota Fanning, has just moved to a new town with her not-so-attentive parents Mel and Charlie (Teri Hatcher and John Hodgman).
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"Overall, markets should view this positively at the open this week, but will continue to be attentive to further developments," ANZ analysts said in a morning note.
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Zoox won't have to "optimize every penny out of the supply chain and manufacturing process," Levinson said, though the company will still be attentive to production costs.
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" A Tesla engineer who contributed to the investigation said that the semi-autonomous features in a Tesla are intended to provide assistance to a "fully-attentive driver.
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Who's to say – and stay with me – that America's real sweetheart, a person who is tender and attentive and conventionally attractive and commercially successful, isn't Vin Diesel?
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When you speak in a friendly, confident, and concise manner, people are much more attentive and persuadable than if you try to show them that you're important.
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Throughout, Judge Garland's opinions were models of judicial craftsmanship — unflashy, methodically reasoned, attentive to precedent and tightly rooted in the language of the governing statutes and regulations.
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At the heart of Padgett's writing is an innocence: he sees everything — no matter how banal or how curious or strange — with the same attentive, innocent eye.
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At the heart of Padgett's writing is an innocence: he sees everything — no matter how banal or how curious or strange — with the same attentive, innocent eye.
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The company is widely known for its focus on attentive and creative customer services, a rare emphasis point for many Chinese catering firms targeting the mass market.
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I may be spending 2016 flying all over the country, purchasing way too many gifts and being an attentive bridesmaid, but next year will be my turn.
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Mendelsohn is too attentive a writer to remain content with that straight-up characterization, and, as the book evolves, his father's rigidity starts to fracture and dissolve.
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On Wednesday, the president never uttered the talking points, but appeared by turns sympathetic, attentive, determined to take action and angry on behalf of his distraught guests.
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It's about disconnecting from your devices and connecting to your surroundings, being aware of and attentive to the people and food and culture and scenery around you.
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The camera tracks a driver's head position and eye movements to ensure that the person is attentive and able to retake control of the car when needed.
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Here was someone continually working to move the ball into more advantageous positions, something even an attentive spectator probably wouldn't notice unless told to look for it.
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Guests who love the Wythe Hotel are huge fans of the friendly and attentive staff, the bright and airy hotel rooms, and the location in central Williamsburg.
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Warren, on the other hand, has been less social and more attentive, staying at her desk along the front wall of the chamber and dutifully taking notes.
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Rather, Solé Miami is a beautifully-designed, relaxing escape with a great restaurant and bar, solid pool and beach area, friendly and attentive service, and incredible views.
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While Tesla fine print cautions drivers to use Autopilot while remaining attentive to traffic and their surroundings, ready to take over at any minute, many do not.
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As played by a mesmerizing Lakeith Stanfield, L is a twitchy oddity with an attentive handler (Paul Nakauchi) and a back story that deserves its own spinoff.
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Put simply, children were not only more attentive to and motivated by a socially expressive robot, but they also processed what they learned from it more deeply.
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Manager Dave Roberts said Bellinger first impressed him in the Dodgers' major league camp last year, at age 20, by being attentive and observant, but also confident.
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This is because we assume that behind the wheel of every car is an attentive human who will behave according to the rules we have all internalized.
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He told CNN the employee, identified as John O'Connor, was very attentive in keeping the crowd back from the tracks while helping riders find their train line.
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This polished property earns top marks for pampering and attentive service, though the highlight of a stay is undoubtedly a serene soak in the mosaic-tiled baths.
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"If you're the lawyer, you have to be attentive to your clients' personality and how he reacts to tough questions," said John Wood, a former U.S. attorney.
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"This morning, I watched the destruction of the world as an attentive spectator, and then I got back to work," Franz Kafka once wrote in his journal.
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And with the dandy arrived the bespoke suit, which, followed by the tuxedo, came to occupy the attentive tailors who continue to work on Savile Row today.
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And when the server in a pressed red jacket at the Musso & Frank Grill learned that my dining companion was pregnant, he was attentive but not patronizing.
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Twitter is not the largest social media platform, and it's likely that those paying attention to the president's tweets are those who are already attentive to politics.
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But since I am here to talk about classical music and kids, it's worth saying up front: The music requires the communal silence of an attentive audience.
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The audience knows it is witnessing something special: Not in a long while have I encountered a crowd so attentive that it seemed hardly to draw breath.
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Instead, he argues, geniuses are no more than the result of social and personal context—they possess qualities like drive or perseverance, they have attentive parents, etc.
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At the exclusive but homey nightclub I began frequenting, ushered in past the waiting rabble, beautiful women would grow unexpectedly attentive when they learned where I worked.
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A loyal, attentive, fit and courageous canine, he is the ideal government employee — and the CIA seems confident that the program is a good fit for this fido.
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Those board members need to come to meetings prepared, attentive and ready to engage in discussion, so they can uncover issues at the company before they become problems.
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On Sunday, President Donald Trump sat down for his first 60 Minutes interview since entering office — and an odd painting in the background stuck out to attentive viewers.
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The first warning sign something very suspicious is happening between the on-stage pair comes when Veronica gives an extremely, let's say, attentive Chuck a choreographed lap dance.
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But we can also train ourselves to be more attentive to signs that we're placing trust in someone just because we perceive them to be trustworthy or knowledgeable.
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"Chelsea Clinton is as policy-obsessed and as smart and as attentive to the details as both her parents when it comes to policy," said a Clinton spokesman.
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"She absolutely gets her hands dirty changing diapers on the regular and is really attentive and makes sure Stormi is eating and sleeping enough," says the source says.
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Over-the-top, personalized, or attentive service can help mellow the sting of a mediocre or bad meal, the same way a delicious meal can offset bad service.
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"Virtual currencies ... likely require more attentive regulatory oversight in key areas, especially to the extent that retail investors are attracted to this space," Giancarlo said in his testimony.
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He's present, and attentive, and in the moment, and athletic—he can do things that I can never imagine doing—and loving, and patient, and sweet, yeah, yeah.
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Consumers in the federal and state marketplaces are keenly attentive to prices, and they may have to shift to new plans to avoid big increases in the premiums.
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Attentive Parks and Recreation viewers may have noticed that woodworking enthusiast, Libertarian and all-around man's man Ron Swanson was fiercely dedicated to Lagavulin single malt Scotch whisky.
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Built in 1903 to serve the city's railway station in a rather ostentatious Parisian style, it was a place of expensive wines, elaborate dishes, and overly attentive staff.
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No matter how inclusive or attentive a game might be in recording the player's actions, the player themself is necessarily limited to what the game's world allows for.
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In other words, Summon — and similar features that will inevitably come from other manufacturers — can't rely on an attentive owner to keep the car from smashing into something.
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After much anticipation, Rihanna finally graced Met Gala attendees (and attentive Twitter users) with her presence, clad in the opening look from Comme des Garçons' fall '16 collection.
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This not a violation of free speech, nor an act of "coddling," nor a way of removing challenging subject matter from the curriculum; it's sound and attentive pedagogy.
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Where FDR had an intuitive genius for wielding power and obsessive drive for amassing it, Neustadt saw Truman as insufficiently attentive to the nuances of developing sustained power.
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Another 16 were rejected by the journals, who argued either that the problem was insignificant or that attentive, industrious readers could work out for themselves what had happened.
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At the moment, Tesla's autopilot function still requires a driver to remain attentive and to be ready to take over operation of their vehicle at any given time.
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Only the most attentive NBA fan could identify more than a couple players on a young team still flying below the radar in the high altitude of Denver.
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The waitstaff was very attentive, and I watched several servers take the time to pore over the menu with first-time customers who didn't know where to start.
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That's an estimate: Party leaders were not even attentive enough to the structures of local participation to keep systematic track of whether or not they had been filled.
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Always attentive to language, he enriches his discussion with many references to novels, poems, and other literary works, not all of which are drawn from the antebellum decades.
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It used to be that I would have trusted that Democrats would be more attentive to disability issues, seniors, economic justice, health care, poverty, education and healthy communities.
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But these days, doctors are shackled to electronic medical record (EMR) checklists that demand their attention to the laptop screen and distract from attentive communication with the patient.
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Reichardt, who is 63, has made a career of silence and suggestion — of casting an attentive but unobtrusive gaze on people who can never quite seem to win.
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The cool uncle is an adult—with adult privileges and authority—but unlike most adults, he is obligated to be interested in you and attentive to your needs.
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She said her Blink gym is not in great shape nor is the staff very attentive, but she was willing to put up with it for the price.
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The staff is exceptionally warm and friendly, attentive without being obsequious, thanks in part to a system whereby customers are rated on a scale of one to three.
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"She absolutely gets her hands dirty changing diapers on the regular and is really attentive and makes sure Stormi is eating and sleeping enough," a source told PEOPLE.
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Anderson then actually did put the pillow speaker into her mouth, and it did sound a lot like a violin, much to the delight of her attentive audience.
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First, she beat Bernie Sanders in the primaries by very explicitly arguing that his brand of left-wing economics was insufficiently attentive to race-specific forms of disadvantage.
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In contrast, a positive mood (like feeling happy) typically serves as a signal indicating familiar and safe situations and results in a less detailed and attentive processing style.
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Only three years ago, Dr. Nassar was a popular doctor among the athletes he treated for U.S.A. Gymnastics, known for being goofy but maybe a bit too attentive.
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In person, Farhadi is humble, generous and attentive; a number of the actors he has worked with told me of the calm, supportive atmosphere he creates on set.
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Pro-Clinton audiences were highly attentive to traditional media outlets, which continued to be the most prominent outlets across the public sphere, alongside more left-oriented online sites.
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Hillary Clinton has had the same circle of friends since grade school, and her former co-workers and associates say she's an attentive, caring person to work with.
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The times would seem to demand a renewed Australian conservatism, attentive to economic and social inequality, and comfortable enough with cultural diversity to search for political capital elsewhere.
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During Mr. Trump's transition, the two Trump associates most attentive to history and structure were the two men most quickly shut out of administration jobs by rivals: Gov.
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You can record a short, looping video as your background, or take a photo of yourself looking particularly attentive, depending on the level of believability you're going for.
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According to this model, people constantly mix them up, adding to the bulk of evidence that the more attentive we are, the better we'll process and remember things.
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While having an open comments section seems well intentioned, it's not that surprising that it might result in entries that make some employees identifiable to an attentive manager.
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Momoa revealed to PEOPLE that not being able to use his sight while filming heightened the rest of his senses, and helped make him more "attentive" and aware.
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Tesla said it expected future upgrades to solve the problem, but for now, drivers need to be as attentive to the rearview mirror as with any other car.
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American politicians must remain attentive in the weeks to come, as Guatemalan officials seem on the verge of pushing their confrontation with the commission to the next level.
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Ulrich describes the daily lives of these women in attentive detail, their sorrows (child-mortality levels were high), their stubborn strength, and their willingness to defy social norms.
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The staff was very attentive, especially at the pool, where service was prompt and with a smile, and added engagement with the kids was a nice added value.
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Your first idea may not be the thing that works out, but if you're flexible and attentive, you can pivot toward the right opportunity when you see it.
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Still, all of the stores are skillfully merchandised, and the sales associates are as knowledgeable and attentive as anyone working at Bergdorf Goodman or Barney's — and noticeably friendlier.
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New and newish works by Ms. LeCrone and Ms. Schreier established both these young artists as skilled and sophisticated choreographers who are attentive to music and musical form.
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Cousins was not the most attentive defender in the world during his time in Sacramento, but he showed enormous potential on those occasions when he was actively engaged.
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It is about a corporate-dominated, industrialized food system that's focused on animal feed, processed foods, and biofuels and insufficiently attentive to soil health, environmental degradation, and biodiversity.
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"Our training conditions us to be attentive to the needs of everyone around us, often forgetting to put our own masks on first to avoid depletion," Lee says.
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You won't find Moto Voice, Moto Access, attentive display, or one-button nav options on the Fi phone, but it will have Motorola's helpful gestures and some display customizations.
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And, whenever we do get around to it, our method probably involves popping them in the washer (on delicate if we're feeling really attentive), and calling it a day.
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"You want to do so very attentive to not disclosing sources and methods that would impede our ability to identify and attribute malicious actors in the future," Monaco explained.
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Tesla's Autopilot function has evolved in recent months and years, giving cars more advanced self-driving capabilities — but it's still intended for use only with a fully attentive driver.
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The American Bully, who is nearing his 2nd birthday, is a "super intelligent, goofy, loving, protective, really sweet and attentive dog," according to his owner and "momager," Melissa Molomo.
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"He gets extremely attentive to Kathryn, will lick her left hand, foot, or ear, and whines at us until he is sure he has our attention," Campbell tells PEOPLE.
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This precise palette is attentive to the visible spectrum of daylight, but its sympathies are more with sundown than high noon — twilight in particular, according to the press release.
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If you're not already practicing the art of savoring, Pitts says the first step is to be mindful and attentive to the conversations you have on a daily basis.
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"We will be very attentive to these risk factors that we had originally viewed as somewhat further away but that now appear to be intensifying," Diaz de Leon said.
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While the ex-husband of Gwyneth Paltrow appeared to be "super chill" he also seemed "attentive" to Johnson, who is the daughter of actors Don Johnson and Melanie Griffith.
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"[M]y clients should not lose custody of their children because they are loving attentive parents and their children are thriving under their care," she said in an email.
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I think transhumanism, especially its strong, passionate base in exuberant Silicon Valley, could use an overhaul that makes it more attentive to and integrated with our complex societal systems.
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In addition to the slavish devotion Kraus demands from the attentive viewer, Gravity and Grace (1996), her last and only feature length film, tackles a decidedly spiritual subject matter.
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I'm tempted but I'm also broke until my next paycheck so I pass and feebly lie to the attentive saleswoman about coming back later to buy some $180 tights.
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An attentive mom from Florida is warning other parents about the signs of "secondary drowning" after her young daughter nearly died days after spending time in her grandmother's pool.
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"I'm so attentive to him … he's my little baby," Schwarzenegger, who shops for her pup on Amazon Pets, told PEOPLE Now (he even joined her on her press tour!).
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Some advisers to the White House are concerned about the right-wing, base-first approach of Trump's outside legal team, which is especially attentive to Fox News' Sean Hannity.
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Attentive players will always find the path leading through the levels, but every level consists of a lot of different layers that can't be explored on the first visit.
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"I think there is a growing political dynamic that Bob Mueller has to be attentive to," said Ron Hosko, a former assistant director of the FBI's criminal investigative division.
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" 'The young people will win' is a mantra that I'm sure many of you have heard if you've been attentive to the media recently," Bales said in his speech.
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" Elgin also described his niece Alivia as the "kindest child you'll ever meet" who was "helpful" and "attentive to other people's needs," adding that there was "no stopping Alivia.
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While she understands that first-date conversations can be awkward, she said asking good follow-up questions forces you to be attentive to what the other person is saying.
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We should be attentive to the insidious norms that emerge to block these women's efforts and actively address what can be done, locally and nationally, to alleviate these challenges.
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The New Jersey native and in-real-life bartender relied on her skills as an observer and attentive listener to zero in on tribal divisions and avoid ruffling feathers.
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Articulate and attentive with a world view, there was speculation that politics or activism might be the career path for the Arthur Ashe Humanitarian of the Year award winner.
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At a corner table in a snug Theater District restaurant, the lighting was soft, the wait staff attentive and the sauce on the appetizer a delicious crime-scene red.
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My father, today a successful self-made businessman, star negotiator and a doting and attentive grandpa, begs me: Just spank them already, and put an end to this misery!
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People who have worked for Tesla and NUMMI said the latter was more attentive to the details of putting cars together and better at listening to production-line workers.
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But "The Electric Woman" is not about a dying mother being cared for by her attentive daughter; it's not so simple or straightforward, and it's unabashed about its complicatedness.
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The longer this balance persists, the more time that normal — meaning not very agitated or attentive — voters have to rally 'round candidates who do not make prudent people wince.
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He looked attentive, jotted down notes and managed to refrain from sipping the contraband chocolate milk he was busted for drinking out of a bottle during the Tuesday proceeding.
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The Super Cruise system will allow drivers to take their hands off the steering wheel for extended periods, but will stop the vehicle automatically if drivers are not attentive.
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Mr. Weaver helped support himself by working in sales at Jeffrey, the high-end retailer in the meatpacking district known for its extensive shoe department and attentive customer service.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump Jr. appeared to take questions from an attentive gaggle of chocolate bunny reporters in a perspective-bending viral photo that made the online rounds Monday.
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Studies have shown kids and teens who are addicted to their smartphones tend to be less attentive, get less sleep and are more at risk of depression and suicide.
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Crack it open and the attentive reader is pulled between artistic intimacy and historic scale by a bravo performance capturing the ephemerality of life and the physicality of art.
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The woman, 33-year-old Chinese immigrant Xiu Zhen Li, would have lived if she was given more attentive care in LaSalle, her cellmate alleges in the SPLC report.
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The work sets the tone for the show, wherein the artist, attentive to the hierarchies and injustices of society, disrupts the normative flow of power in the mainstream realm.
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