The more that staff cotton on to this, the happier they will be.
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I ask him why he thinks the British public are beginning to cotton on to this idea, too.
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The theme is accessible, meaning you might cotton on to what's happening after filling in a couple of themers, yet interesting.
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It's at places like Sam's Town Point where you can begin to cotton on to what the fuss over the Austin of yesteryear has always been about.
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He was one of the first economists in Britain to cotton on to the fact that, as in America, the market power of large companies appears to have risen in recent years.
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It took the Rugby Football Union another 15 years to cotton on to the fact that awarding points for the try made the game more exciting, and the rule was adopted by the home nations in 1890.
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Investment in products targeted women's health and wellness has also been jumping up in recent years as VCs cotton on to an underinvested opportunity which more founders are also focusing on — led by female entrepreneurs driving attention toward women's issues.
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"I have been completely convinced from the beginning that this is a product that people want and need," Foley says, but he admits that it took a while for the investors to cotton on to what the company was up to.
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What contemporary eighteen-year-old daughter of sophisticated privilege (with a pierced navel, no less) could spend so much time with a teen-age boy who shows no sexual interest in her and not quickly cotton on to the truth?
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The village itself, just yards from borders with France and Germany, took a while to cotton on to the potential that history had given it, but now offers tourists a museum, sculptures made from Luxembourgish steel and two slabs of the Berlin Wall.
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In mid-December 2015, Island Company filed suit against Cotton On, for their tee shirt “Quit You’r (sic) Job, Buy a Ticket, Travel the World, Fall in Love, Repeat.” Island Company called Cotton On’s grammatically challenged slogan “confusingly similar” to its catchphrase. Island Company asked a federal judge to order Cotton On to destroy the offending garments.
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Yet this album has his most traditional song selection yet: four jazz standards, a Beatles ballad and just two contemporary songs, both of which are pretty much Tin Pan Alley pastiches." Dave Gelly in his review for The Guardian stated, "deceptively sweet-sounding set which, once you cotton on to the pianist’s way of treating a few mainly well-known tunes, is absolutely absorbing. Instead of the usual jazz method of improvising on a tune over and over again, known as “playing choruses”, he plays the song with a few variations and then goes into a kind of free meditation on it." Will Layman of PopMatters added, "The repertoire here, then, creeps up on you.
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The sequence where Sundaram balances several vessels in one hand, referred to by Gautaman Bhaskaran as the "dumara-tumbler" sequence, attained popularity, as did the scene where Sundaram's mother realises that he is not a hotel manager but a waiter. On the scene where Sundaram auditions in front of the film producers introduced to him by Raghavan, Baradwaj Rangan, writing for The New Indian Express, said, "Audiences that grew up with Nagesh will cotton on to the slyness of this apparently ungrateful gesture as the most identifiably Nagesh-like among everything that's transpired during these five minutes of Server Sundaram". Director Radha Mohan expressed a desire to remake the film but decided against it: "If there is one film I want to remake, [Server Sundaram] will be the one, but I know I will not, because I believe classics should be left alone." A restaurant named "Hotel Server Sundaram" is located in the Thuraipakkam area of Chennai.
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