Startups, get noticed with a demo table at the conference.
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He decided he needed a different strategy to get noticed.
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How do I even get noticed in this giant family?
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Monks: We did get noticed playing in my garage [laughs].
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You didn't have to walk 105 miles to get noticed.
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This is what you need to get noticed among the crowd.
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Celebrities don't usually like to admit that they don't get noticed.
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So to survive and get noticed, we have to be scrappy.
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What's a male over 10 have to do to get noticed?
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With so many apps out there, it's hard to get noticed.
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Do they need to win a World Series to get noticed?
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"We're not trying to get noticed or get famous," he said.
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Average may not get noticed — but above-and-beyond normally does.
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Because if you do something awesome and great, you might get noticed, and if you do get noticed, they might find out that we're here undocumented, and if they find we out we could get separated.
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Regardless of which way it veers, though, it will always get noticed.
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But it's certainly the kind of product that's designed to get noticed.
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And 211 Honoré isn't averse to making a splash to get noticed.
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It's like these bizarre kids who maybe don't get noticed as much.
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If you want to get noticed, you have to work at it.
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The competition is stiff, and it can be hard to get noticed.
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If Heng's goal was to get noticed on Thursday night, she did.
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So, what does a person have to do to get noticed by employers?
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"I decided that I needed a provocative attitude to get noticed," he says.
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"There's a huge chunk of people that never get noticed," Chhugani told TechCrunch.
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In a world of endless Instagram makeup stars, how do you get noticed?
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She is, after all, playing a Kardashian, and they tend to get noticed.
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If you want to get noticed at work, you've gotta be an innovator.
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Joiners they aren't, but millennial workers want to stand out and get noticed.
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The scheme was all part of her plan to get noticed in college applications.
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Just remember, this is a really big watch, and it's going to get noticed.
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For example, some thought that repeatedly searching for the same person might get noticed.
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What would you advise to startups in Australia hoping to get noticed by venture funds?
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If you do the bare minimum however, you could get noticed for the wrong reasons.
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And is it worth the amount of money we need to spend to get noticed?
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Either way, a narrative addition may be just what your résumé needs to get noticed.
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If you focus on supporting your colleagues, "you will get noticed for that," he continues.
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They share ideas and preferences through social media, which can help political outsiders get noticed.
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But Viveport is supposed to make it easier for non-gaming experiences to get noticed.
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This is your chance to get noticed and put your name in front of leadership.
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That kind of growth tends to get noticed and some important companies were paying attention.
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"We were quiet here, we couldn't get noticed by the city council," Tiedeman-Bell said.
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It added ads to the Play store so developers could pay to get noticed there.
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Musk's extraordinary career was starting to get noticed in other circles, too, most notably in Hollywood.
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But companies still must have higher-quality content than on Facebook to get noticed, Costello said.
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He says bluntly, $10 million isn't enough ... it won't even get noticed by the big universities.
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All eyes are on it, so it's easy to get noticed by the public and media.
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Disrupt NY 2016 is the place to be if you want your startup to get noticed.
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When they get noticed at all, it's often because of poverty or alcoholism or health crises.
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It didn't matter to him that he behaved like a bully in order to get noticed.
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The way we get noticed is through artists tagging our work when they repost on socials.
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"They had to get into a popular Twitter account to get noticed," he said over Twitter.
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Felix warns her that she can't keep doing this — she'll get noticed if she dies this often.
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But unlike other festivals, these attendees didn't have to go overboard with their glam to get noticed.
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In what will be a terribly crowded field, candidates will need plenty of cash to get noticed.
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She's done kind things for people in court before, she says, but it just didn't get noticed.
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You don't always have to blend in the crowd because if you do you won't get noticed.
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That said, if you're a really strong candidate, you'll likely get noticed without any humor at all.
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While that didn't really translate into big bucks, it did help the company get noticed by Google.
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That's an interesting point—for a young artist, what does it even take to get noticed now?
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When we feel like we have to act out or be somebody else just to get noticed.
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New York Fashion Week, which officially began Thursday, offers an opportunity for these entrepreneurs to get noticed.
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Women artists had long been obliged to adopt colorful public personas just to get noticed at all.
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Bachman added that since not many people comment on these posts, applicants who do will get noticed.
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The surprise, for me, was that Alex Newell, who plays the goddess Asaka, did not get noticed.
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If this is what he has to do to get noticed, to blow up, he's fine with it.
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Which might leave you wondering: How, exactly, does one get noticed in a crowded, motivated pool of applicants?
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The TIME Magazine cover showing late age breast feeding is disgusting—sad what TIME did to get noticed.
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And some entrepreneurs complain that it is hard to get noticed by the hotshots in the VC industry.
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Online, we can (and must) filter ourselves through the lens of others if we want to get noticed.
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The mindset you need to work at BlackstoneThe best way to get noticed and promoted, besides working hard
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He points out that they are not the biggest spender, so everything they do has to get noticed.
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Several candidates shoot their hands in the air and stare at the moderators in order to get noticed.
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Influencer-marketing agencies also work with smaller creators to help them get noticed and win business from brands.
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The joy of TikTok is you don't need a lot of followers for your videos to get noticed.
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Increasingly, obscure and previously-unheard-of brands are using provocative and sexist advertising to ensure their brands get noticed.
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"It was just something that we thought would make us stand out so we would get noticed!" she laughed.
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If it's useful and relatively rare, your talent will help you get noticed and then rise through the ranks.
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You'll see dark-skinned folks try to slide their hands under something automated, and they don't even get noticed.
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One Game of Thrones character didn't need to spend any time vying for the Iron Throne to get noticed.
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I feel like the only way I'll get noticed or hired is if someone takes a chance on me.
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Much of my reporting centered around the efforts of Phil and another senior to get noticed by college coaches.
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Here are six steps to take right now to truly shine and get noticed during your next performance review.
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If the principal goal is to use the Super Bowl to get noticed, Netflix achieved that and then some.
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It does require a piece of hardware to be intercepting the sensors' data, which may get noticed by onlookers.
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No matter the role, it's one of the most important places for filmmakers to get noticed and to network.
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Barnes noted that his work often doesn't get noticed by the public, due to how obscure it really is.
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But Jeff Wysaski, who adopted a cat recently, came up with a genius way to help shelter cats get noticed.
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Currently, a more traditional way brands can get noticed, of course, is to take a stance on a social issue.
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But if you're in a smaller sport like lacrosse, you have to do a lot more work to get noticed.
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At the same time, the YouTube artist was looking for new ways to get noticed by the industry in Hollywood.
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The new styles might help the company get noticed by "sneaker heads" — devoted young consumers who jump on new releases.
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While a small handful of acts became megasellers, countless other punk bands waited in the wings, hoping to get noticed.
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Now I feel like more people from different sides of the town get noticed and we can help each other.
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No wonder they have to resort to drastic measures to get noticed, like dressing up in an entire Santa costume.
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It wasn't big things because big things get noticed and no one wants this kind of behavior to be noticed.
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Here is how you make money from writing:A paid columnIf you write for long enough, your work will get noticed.
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What does a guy have to do to get noticed by the head of a major country's government these days?
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Playing the notorious Batman villain, Phoenix inhabits the role so completely he's almost guaranteed to get noticed during Oscar season.
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Women struggled for decades to get noticed as stunt doubles, even when they had the right athletic and aerobic skills.
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When we came to the Bahamas, it became a lot easier to get noticed here than when we were in Canada.
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It probably does mean zeroing in on which of your skills benefit the organization most, and making sure they get noticed.
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"The other thing that is important is being authentic and original — it is the only way to get noticed," she added.
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"The Shrek name helps us to get noticed [but] it also makes it difficult to be taken seriously," Bernard-Cooper says.
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Channel a more-is-more vibe with metallic creepers and a layered dress sitch so there's no doubt you'll get noticed.
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You hear those birdies chirping in your ear and you kind of change your style a little bit to get noticed.
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As one executive notes, it would be difficult for another television show about a white, heterosexual, male doctor to get noticed.
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"I guess the skate world is really small ... so if you do something that stands out, you get noticed," she says.
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It's a candidate's job market, and still, applicants for the role of chief executive are looking for ways to get noticed.
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Now the opposite side of that is that it's so much harder to get noticed today and build up a brand.
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He recently ran out of money and said he had to get creative to get noticed, according to CNN affiliate KRON.
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Butler didn't receive any scholarship offers out of high school, but he did get noticed by a scout named Alan Branch.
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Looking back, the lack of recognition for Arizona as a hockey market made Matthews work that much harder to get noticed.
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Business Insider spoke with Netflix's head of recruiting, former Netflix employees, and outside staffing experts to learn how to get noticed.
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Shooters nowadays must rise above the B-movie level to get noticed amid the 30,000-plus annual toll of gun death.
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If someone makes a film with HBO, they know it's going to get noticed, and they feel like they're being acknowledged.
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While Abdul ultimately landed the Lakers spot, it took several tries to get noticed amid a sea of more than 1,000 girls.
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RevengeIf you manage to get noticed in this very extreme lineup because the music you make is so extreme, that's quite impressive.
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The internet makes it a hundred times easier to get noticed by your fave, but also so much harder to do so.
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The account helps pitchers of all ages get noticed, particularly those who can't afford to go to college showcases, according to Diamond.
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"We got a lot of press, but we all worked very hard to get noticed," Johnny tells me of their formative years.
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"I didn't trust my voice at first, but I slowly put myself out there and started to get noticed," Ms. Silverstein said.
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We didn't need the outrageous to get noticed, to make a mark, which made what was outrageous, like Gary's death, truly outrageous.
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Not only that, but a rise in negative reactions may cause you to get noticed by leadership — and not for the right reasons.
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The WSJ notes that these tricky ad designs have existed for at least over a year, but it's just starting to get noticed.
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The hope is that by passing legislation, states will get noticed by blockchain companies looking to set up a headquarters or local office.
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Click on to see how it's done, and know that whatever way you choose to rock yours, it's definitely going to get noticed.
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If you want to stand out at your workplace, if you want to get noticed and get ahead, you have to be assertive.
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Pitchers can submit videos of themselves, along with data on their pitches, their height, weight, and GPA, to get noticed at all levels.
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In Toronto, the question is: How does the game get noticed in a city with a metropolitan population of more than six million?
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Yes, and as one writer to another, I commend her for being able to get noticed as a result of what she wrote.
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Other wrestlers began to catch on, and Cabana found himself at the forefront of a generation that didn't need television to get noticed.
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But it's a very small nation so when there are people who are outspoken and open-minded, they take room and get noticed.
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A Ramones poster Fields is particularly proud of, which you can find below, sums it up best: "Ramones Get Noticed," reads its title.
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There, Pannell attended acting classes, auditions, and worked to grow his YouTube channel, yet nothing was helping him get noticed in the industry.
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For the weekend in North America, three new movies arrived in wide release, and each struggled to get noticed as "Black Panther" dominated.
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"I think I could have gotten money for it, promos for it, I could have gotten famous off it, get noticed," she said.
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Most nascent technologies, they don't get noticed in the first few years, nor do they have a massive capital market's phenomenon around them.
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Larson has a pragmatic take on D4D, suggesting that irrespective of the program's mission, it is essentially an opportunity for drivers to get noticed.
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But it's not just the little guy who finds itself crowing hard to get noticed; some of the big dogs are doing it, too.
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But even though he was consistent with it, the few thousands of views he'd get online didn't help him get noticed in the industry.
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Now there's an app called Gloria which is trying to ensure that anyone who plays — and has access to a smartphone — can get noticed.
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Anyone could post low-production videos to Snapchat or Twitter or a number of tube sites from their phone and have them get noticed.
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Many small and large businesses are infuriated that they have to pay a bribe to Google to get noticed by its billions of users.
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Employee referrals can get candidates noticed by Netflix recruitersA recommendation from an employee can help candidates get noticed by Netflix&aposs in-house recruiters.
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It's hard to get noticed here in the City of Angels, even if you're a piece of art all dolled up at a temple.
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The Democrats frequently talked over one another, shouting to get their points across as some of the lesser-known contenders tried to get noticed.
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But you want the highlights — here they are: Former US housing secretary Julián Castro, who had been struggling to get noticed, had a breakout evening.
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This is a challenge for independent producers of music, literature or film, who already find it extremely difficult to get noticed amidst so much choice.
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After all, if you worked so hard to snap the perfect selfie, wouldn't you want it to get noticed by as many people as possible?
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WORK HARD, BUT WORK SMART Briand's hometown of Marseille didn't have a strong art scene, and he knew he'd have to work to get noticed.
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STEIN They did want it to be bold, to some degree, so that it would get noticed as being a strong part of the show.
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These are opportunities that we have to earn and in many cases have had to do twice the work just to get noticed or recruited.
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Many LGBTQ people took issue with the fact that JT LeRoy had gotten so much attention while many actually gay authors struggled to get noticed.
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"I think I could have gotten money for it, promos for it, I could have gotten famous off it, get noticed," Jalaiah told the Times.
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Step 2: Work your personal and professional networkA recommendation from a Netflix employee is one of the best ways to get noticed by a recruiter.
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Yadira Ríos, the vice-presidential candidate of the Independent Liberal Party (PLI), has taken to obstructing rush-hour traffic at a roundabout just to get noticed.
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In retrospect, it was wise of former quarterback Sage Rosenfels to get his Cam hot take out early in the season when it could get noticed.
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She'd paid her dues singing four-hour sets at Tootsie's, a Lower Broadway honky-tonk, and she was beginning to get noticed in the music community.
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Many comedians, at this point, might have moved to New York or Los Angeles, where they could audition for TV jobs and get noticed by agents.
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While satellite camps were undoubtedly recruiting tools for teams, they were also a great way for athletes to get to know a school and get noticed.
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Your work can solve pressing problems, improve people's lives, and get noticed by important people who share your work not for your sake, but for theirs!
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I gave away free massages We were trying to think of a creative way to make my insurance startup, Margo, get noticed at a startup expo.
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Once it began to get noticed, he pushed it heavily on TikTok, the short-performance-clip app, where it was the soundtrack to thousands of videos.
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With Russell Westbrook and James Harden rewriting the NBA record books on a nightly basis, it's sometimes difficult for fellow stars like John Wall to get noticed.
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It was a way to get noticed and build a following for your jokes, and it formed a community of loyal users who called themselves Joke Twitter.
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Heels are like the perfect partner: sexy but still sophisticated, comfortable but still exciting, and tall enough to get noticed — oh, and they look great in Montauk.
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I like to go to this show just to talk to young entrepreneurs from all over the world who come to pitch their startups and get noticed.
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Kemis Butele, a gravel-voiced Ugandan elder, explains that hosting refugees is a way for a remote place, long neglected by the central government, to get noticed.
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Ruth's actually reading the man's part, in a Hail Mary pass to get noticed—only crappy roles are available for women, and she's not even getting those.
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Oh, and we don't think it's going to be particularly difficult for O'Rourke to get noticed given he just raised nearly $80 million for a Senate bid.
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At the same time, candidates from both parties are taking this lesson from President Trump's campaign strategy: To get noticed on the internet, be loud and provocative.
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People have been putting out their content for free on YouTube because they want to get noticed, and suddenly the value of their work goes to zero.
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In its place, she says, was the sense that choosing to write about a show, whether positively or negatively for The Times, meant it would get noticed.
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"A decade ago, it was a struggle as an independent developer to get noticed by any publisher or platform holder even with a stellar game," he said.
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But good luck getting that message the attention and repetition in the news media it would need to get noticed in the midst of the impeachment obsession.
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"They have to take full advantage of it and do a great job if they want to get noticed and get hired on by other teams," said Larson.
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Press coverage of the app has been slow, but the three-person team is proving that all they need is their wits on social media to get noticed.
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"Entrepreneurs can found companies anywhere in Europe, from Helsinki to Barcelona, from Warsaw to Rome, and yet many fail to get noticed at the right time," he said.
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For the designer, that extra step may provide enough time for a design to get noticed and, perhaps, purchased, by consumers browsing or searching 3D printing service sites.
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He noted that it's no longer the case that stars have to be in LA or Hollywood — for instance — to get noticed, as they can be discovered online.
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Kendall's in France for the Cannes Film Festival ... where you don't have to be in a movie to get noticed -- especially if you happen to look like her.
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" – On not limiting yourself, to Rolling Stone "A girl could be sitting on her computer, trying to get noticed by me, and not knowing she's the future Mrs.
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The changes come at a time when there's been a rise in complaints over how hard it is to get noticed on the leading game-streaming site, Twitch.
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Big sight gags are fine, but if there's the slightest doubt that something pushes too far in an effort to get noticed, err on the side of caution.
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Spread the word Gossiping in the workplace is generally not a good idea, but you can do it in a way that can help your work get noticed.
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Three or four years ago, Hulu had to hustle to get noticed by talent, cold-calling and messaging recruits and working with external staffing firms to find candidates.
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Even first-time or unknown authors get noticed when backed by major publishing houses, including Penguin Random House, Simon & Schuster, Macmillan Publishers, Hachette Book Group and HarperCollins Publishers.
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When I visit one of the bangs, some of the regulars shares their conviction that this is the place to get noticed by a scout from a professional team.
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A surefire way to get noticed is through Google AdWords, which can help you rise up the ranks of Google search and of course, generate more leads and revenue.
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Les Seules was one of the first women's Counter-Strike teams — actually one of the first Counter-Strike teams at all — to get noticed outside of the gaming world.
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V Live Detroit's casting call has strippers going all-out to get noticed, and standard pole dancing ain't gonna cut it when the competition has wings ... on her ass!
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Airlines (some more than others) continue to wrangle the onslaught of tweets, DMs, and Facebook Messages coming in from frustrated flyers, many who hope their pleas will get noticed.
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Throughout this age of consumerism true design innovation rarely comes from the dominant player and more often comes from the startups that must take a chance to get noticed.
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To get noticed in such a competitive market would require a bold play and Wolfpack's majority owner, Australian mining tycoon David Argyle, has apparently put his money on Williams.
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Elizabeth Warren attacked seemingly everything that moved, her suddenly sinking campaign clearly deciding that being "tough" was the appropriate manner to get noticed, to breathe life into her candidacy.
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Funding a local station doesn't just benefit a local community, it opens the door for the next Fred Rogers or Bob Ross to cut their teeth and get noticed.
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He, like the great majority of conservative judges, was schooled at a liberal-leaning institution of higher education, where student conservative organizations pushed boundaries and pulled stunts to get noticed.
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I got to learn what the other side of the music business is about, so as soon as my own music started to get noticed I knew what to expect.
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And now, if the Human Beings are coming to Washington to stand outside your door and embarrass you because you're taking money from the NRA, it's going to get noticed.
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But no one got into metal to NOT get noticed, so there is actually a surprisingly long history of metal appearing on TV, the ugly person's version of the movies.
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Anna Wintour once joked that women who love fashion don't get dressed for men — or even other women — fashion people get dressed so they can get noticed by Bill Cunningham.
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"There's a lot of talent in this area, but sometimes it doesn't always get noticed," the elder Dunne said when asked about the relatively minimal interest recruiters had in Jason.
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This was a big deal, something buried in a scientific paper (with months of peer review and delays and possible leaks) might not get noticed at all in the current climate.
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The key to finding a pair of earrings you'll actually wear is opting for one that's bold enough to get noticed, but easy to style with your day-to-day wardrobe.
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Especially as an independent artist, it's tough to get noticed in today's industry unless you have mad clout but if you work hard enough you can do it on your own.
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Fort Lauderdale and New York (Reuters) - When more than 2000 million homes and businesses are without power after a hurricane, utility workers tend to get noticed a bit more than usual.
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According to the study, which gathered data from 5,600 employees, those who work with colleagues across the world said they found it more difficult to establish meaningful connections and get noticed.
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There are more reported cyber incidents in the energy industry than in healthcare, finance, transportation, water and communications combined — and those are just the intrusion attempts that get noticed and reported.
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Currently, athletes looking for their big break are either discovered on YouTube or pay their way to attend some of the academies that exist where they can get noticed, says Cogevina.
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Corcoran used the following three-step framework to put her learnings into practice, get noticed in the online writing space, and significantly up her income in just a few short years.
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Some, like Yayoi Kusama for instance, get noticed whether they're in The Times or not — and there are hundreds of thousands of posts about her art on Instagram to prove it.
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The Times runs many vital stories on climate change and the governmental agencies that are supposed to be fighting it, but unfairly or not, it's the screw-ups that get noticed.
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Mick DiMaria- group creative director at 72andSunny With almost 20 years in the business, Mick's specialty is creating big, smart ideas that grow brands, grow bottom lines and get noticed in culture.
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When companies like Slack or Meerkat capture the elusive imagination of influencers in tech and media, it makes it easier to fundraise, hire talent, get press and get noticed by customers. Relationships.
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Intro to UX Design with Jamal Nichols — $3.99 with promo code PREZDAY60 See Details It might not be right now, but eventually, you'll want to get noticed for a fresh new opportunity.
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Volodymyr Fesenko, who runs the Kyiv-based Penta Center for Political Studies, surmised that the lawmakers see an opportunity to get noticed in the U.S. and curry favor with the Trump administration.
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A visit to the North Sea by the USS Georgia, a former Trident ballistic missile submarine converted to carry up to 154 sea-launched cruise missiles, would certainly get noticed in Moscow.
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The subject line of an email is the first thing a recipient sees, and with more than 300 billion business emails sent every day, it&aposs harder than ever to get noticed.
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The president-elect's threatened import tariff on goods shipped into the United States that could have been manufactured domestically is starting to get noticed by Republicans — and not in a good way.
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LOS ANGELES — The Christmas weekend box office wrapped up the state of moviegoing in a tidy bow: Flashy franchise films prospered, while original movies reliant on star power struggled to get noticed.
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"It's hard to see how you even get noticed in such a big, broad field without being shrill, sensational or a celebrity," Patrick told David Axelrod, a former top Obama adviser, in September.
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After attending acting classes, auditions, and working to grow his YouTube channel, nothing was helping Pannell get noticed in the industry – until he joined TikTok, where he now has 779,000 followers, he said.
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Age has not been a barrier in the band's attempts to get noticed, though: they play loads of local shows for fond crowds, including gigs at Grooves Records Store for Record Store Day.
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As part of his brand, Fernandez started appearing in photos as a preteen with scantily clad older women who were, perhaps, hoping to get noticed by his newfound friends, like rapper Mac Miller.
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Trying to relax at a Tex-Mex restaurant in Lagos after a recent show, Ms. Shay was sipping a margarita when a bartender interrupted repeatedly to ask how his music could get noticed.
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CreditCreditClement Pascal for The New York Times; Styled by Alex Tudela After 18 years of trying to get noticed, the rapper and teenage eccentric Lil Yachty has been forced recently to practice blending in.
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Or we could wisely dump that academic argument and realize that the answer lies in how well the Trump team manages to make sure the changes get noticed by normal voters in a positive way.
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For these reasons, Shopify will continue to attract more merchants and will become more important in the days to come and, as it does, it will get noticed by the big players — Amazon and Walmart.
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"We do not want to get noticed," says Nicola Leibinger-Kammüller, boss of Trumpf, one of the world's biggest makers of machine tools, which her father, Berthold Leibinger, bought from its heirless founder, Christian Trumpf.
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"The artists started thinking beyond the continent of Africa and applying business strategies to their releases, securing international collaborations, making commercially appealing tunes and utilizing the power of social media to get noticed," Boateng adds.
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" That came two days after Kasich had dismissed a University of Richmond sophomore who was trying to get noticed at one of his events by saying: "I'm sorry, I don't have any Taylor Swift tickets.
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If I were doing the same thing in Berlin, I think it would be much harder to get noticed because there are a lot of brilliant people doing a lot of brilliant things over there.
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But although they seem like newcomers to the industry, they have both been making and recording songs for several years — proof that it can sometimes take a while to get noticed by the Recording Academy.
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The kids who do the biggest tricks — some are doing as much as quintuple flips and twists — tend to get noticed the most, and thus far, it's the boys who are doing the biggest tricks.
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"It's a way to get noticed and build a vision — and an excellent way to share more of who you are with your listeners, hopefully turning them into fans," the company writes in an announcement.
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We learned how employee referrals can help candidates get noticed by recruiters, the questions you should be prepared to answer in job interviews, and some of the best places within Netflix for entry-level applicants.
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While most apps rely on targeted Facebook ads, endorsements from social media celebrities, and a blitz of press coverage to get noticed, Summize stayed completely under the radar when it was first released on March 9.
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Roderic Broadhurst, a professor of crime, policing, security and justice at the Australian National University said the ISIS beheadings may have shown those engaging in attention-seeking threats of violence a sure way to get noticed.
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A spokesperson for the agency told the Drum that "Trump occupies at least 60 percent of the news vacuum on a normal day" and that stunts need to be "big, brave, and bold" to get noticed.
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"We get bumped and kicked a lot, but because we're trained to work through, it doesn't get noticed because we have to keep going," said Michelle Moore, who suffered three concussions during her competitive swimming career.
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As someone starting off at the grunt level in a giant company, it's pretty hard to get noticed… In that regard, EGP and participating in things like GDC (the Game Developers Conference) and Gamasutra helped me.
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One of the best ways to get noticed by Netflix is to craft your LinkedIn and other professional profiles, and social accounts, to show you have chops for the job and are enthusiastic about Netflix's culture.
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The Oscars' supporting-actress race is still fluid, but if "Memory" belter Jennifer Hudson couldn't get noticed by the Globes, this Academy Award winner may not stand much of a shot at earning her second nomination.
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Now that Deadpool has pretty much changed the game in terms of superhero movie math (and ratings), it's definitely time for all the other comic book movies of 2016 to step up and try to get noticed.
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This newfound accessibility for consumers and businesses is erasing past taboos and, in return, is allowing people to have more fun, and that's driving more vice companies to launch, grow, and get noticed by the investor community.
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Sources say the 'bacon-record' pitch was a key example of the difficulties that led to Omnicom losing much of McDonald's businessMany marketers turn to viral stunts and try to piggyback on pop culture to get noticed.
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"Everyone's just helping each other out to get noticed by Taylor," said Ani, 15, a high school student in Hong Kong who blogs as rosegardensthorns and asked that her last name be withheld because of college admissions.
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Grilled flatbread looks out of place on this menu, but it is a fine canvas for roasted hens-of-the-woods and other wild mushrooms that are fleshy and flavorful enough to get noticed on their own.
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While there are wilder and crazier YouTube gun channels out there today, people desperate to get noticed in a crowded field, I'm still committed to the principles of gun safety I believe every gun owner should follow.
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And on top of all the world leaders, mobsters, C-list celebrities, and sports officials named in the docs, there are also over 1,300 Canadian mailing addresses linked to offshore firms that are just starting to get noticed.
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Ida Rauh, a lawyer, artist and prominent Village activist, arrived in Union Square at one point in 1916 to illegally distribute birth control pamphlets in a chauffeured limousine — to better ensure she would get noticed and then arrested.
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The near-term impact of impeachment blocking out any other campaign news may be to cement the race where it is: a Biden-Warren fight, with the rest of the candidates struggling more than ever to get noticed.
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Between the lines: American millennials — arguably the group most coveted by dating apps — have increasingly shifted their time to Instagram over Facebook's flagship app, and many already use it organically to contact or get noticed by potential mates.
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But one thing is for certain, small commodity companies in Australia are starting to get noticed, with the Australian Stock Exchange's Small Resource Stocks index jumping 61.3 percent from the end of last year to the close on Tuesday.
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In the hills of North India, Mujeeb Khan, a 25-year old musician, said he had hoped to use TikTok to get noticed and sign a deal with a record label, and take himself to New Delhi or Mumbai.
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Our own John Martin will be talking about how to get noticed in food media, but you'll also find talks about the future of ice cream, the legacy of space ice cream, high tech foods that failed, and more.
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The French tax system, rigid labor laws and a culture of avoiding risks resulted in fewer French start-ups than in other European countries, and companies started closing or selling out before they got big enough to get noticed.
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One unique quality of the ASMR community, as described by Gibi ASMR to Insider, is that it's a very user-friendly genre to get involved in, allowing creators who don't have expensive cameras or large platforms to get noticed.
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Not many candidates come out of the gate having everything they need to get noticed by a firm like McKinsey, so you should be prepared to layer new professional experiences into your repertoire to give yourself the right pedigree.
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How to get noticed by Netflix job recruiters who can help you get hired, according to company insidersOne of the first big steps to getting hired at Netflix is getting on the radar of one of its in-house recruiters.
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As a top Silicon Valley executive who now has more than 10 years of experience in tech, Zhuo says she advises anyone looking to get noticed and promoted at work to be very transparent about their goals with their manager.
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Courtesy Avon "The scent is very bold which is important to me — when you wear a fragrance, you want to get noticed," Vergara tells PeopleStyle exclusively of her latest perfume, which will be available through Avon Representatives in the fall.
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A significant portion of its readership worked in media, and it became known as a place for writers to experiment and get noticed, with contributors going on to write at The New Yorker, New York Magazine, BuzzFeed, and here at Vox.
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Celebrity collectors like John Mayer, Ellen DeGeneres and LeBron James have made the five- or six-figure watch de rigueur on the red carpet, to the point where other celebrities feel the need to wear two statement watches to get noticed.
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The new members in Congress will ultimately get noticed more for being well-informed, working well with others and sponsoring or co-sponsoring legislation with members of the opposing party than by holding extremist views or spewing venom at opponents.
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What the musician didn't have along the way — and, to her credit, didn't need — was the lightning strike of a memeable moment or a megahit, the most surefire ways to get noticed (and, potentially, soon forgotten) in today's avalanche of content.
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Currently, there are no hard limits on the prompts, which have reached epidemic levels of annoyance and frequency in recent months, as developers become increasingly dependent on ratings and reviews to get noticed within the ever more crowded App Store.
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Dutour said that he decided to move to a personal website because, while Medium is a decent place to get noticed, he dislikes how it has implemented things like paywalls and pop-ups encouraging readers to subscribe to premium services.
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"Compared to a few years ago, it's definitely gotten harder to get noticed," which Grissom in part puts down to the rapid rise of Instagram, ensuring an infinite supply of on-demand, cute pet photos that are merely a hashtag away.
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Mr Trump first honed his formula for hogging the limelight in the primary campaign: create a furore by crossing a sacrosanct political line, bask in the attention for several days, then do it again before your opponents have a chance to get noticed.
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Shortly after delivering his acceptance speech, the actor, 37, spoke to PeopleTV and revealed that he would do whatever it took to jumpstart his acting career and get noticed in the industry — even if that meant delivering pizzas with a creative twist!
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Candidates from both parties have learned what Mr. Trump and his digital campaign gurus figured out in 2016: Visceral anger travels further online than inspirational messages, and the way to get noticed on the internet is to be loud and provocative above all.
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Sunday's game offered the usual mix of familiar Super Bowl standbys (Budweiser, Pepsi), new players trying to get noticed (Bubly, anyone?) and blockbuster movies looking to boost awareness on the year's biggest annual stage -- this year, a category largely dominated by Disney.
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"This model of amateurism forces kids to take any means necessary to get noticed for the next level, because that's the only way you can monetize that skill," said Joel Klatt, a Fox Sports analyst and former college quarterback who outspokenly defended Bryant's decision.
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"Over the years, we've had new creators get noticed by editors and other professionals as they go through the aisles of Artist Alley looking for talent, which has led those creators to projects which allowed them to become superstars in the industry," Negin said.
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For Terrence Lowenberg and Todd Cohen, the principals of Icon Realty Management, which is developing the buildings based on designs by Studio Sofield, it's all part of a passion project that they hope will get noticed in a marketplace now crowded with modern-looking towers.
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But the current burning desire to get noticed is driven almost exclusively by well-meaning parents of players who have become convinced it is the only way to contend for an athletic scholarship, or even a prized position on a quality high school team.
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If a hopeful runner can get noticed at a smaller race like the Trans Atlas, thanks in part to the free entry from the Ahansals, the runner might catch the notice of a sponsor that could pay for entry into the Marathon des Sables.
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Just as a physical store would need to be built in a convenient, high-traffic location in order to get noticed by potential customers and maintain steady sales, an online business needs to be front-and-center in any Google search in order to stay afloat.
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When Jackson arrived in Nashville from Newnan, Georgia, in 1985, Randy Travis (another Hall of Famer who was in the audience) had just struck gold with a traditional country sound, but Jackson had to wait another four long years before his rootsy music would also get noticed.
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Since a slew of successful sets opening for T-Pain, Kid Ink and Salt-n-Pepa (and with Cader having freestyled onstage to an enraptured A$AP Rocky), Times x Two are now firmly part of a world-class scene that is starting to get noticed globally.
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To that end, Business Insider asked six Stanford business school grads — as well as the assistant dean of MBA admissions and financial aid at Stanford's Graduate School of Business — for their insights on how to get noticed and tapped by Stanford GBS's extremely selective admissions committee.
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It's too big, everyone there is distracted by potential blackjack winnings, and trying to get noticed or launch at CES is akin to holding a poetry reading in the middle of a rock concert: nobody is paying attention and you actually may annoy more people than you reach.
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For people like Kennedy, who is a college student in Fargo, North Dakota, Favstar was a way to get noticed and build a large following without being a professional comedian with an existing fanbase or a verified user who benefits from getting boosted in search results and mentions.
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But, Nahmir is not some anomaly -- telling TMZ Sports there are TONS of super talented young rappers using video game streaming services to get noticed ... and it's a matter of time before big record labels start heading to Xbox Live and the PlayStation Network to start hunting for talent.
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Along with Samsung making its first acquisition out of Greece this week, you can see how the race for talent is seeing companies cast their nets far and wide beyond the valley; and also how talent doesn't have to be located within spitting distance of US 101 to get noticed.
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On the new podcast, Fishman said he no longer has any Twitter stock or an inside line on what's going on with his former acquirer, but he called for the company to directly address issues around harassment on its platform that were starting to get noticed when he was there.
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"It's hard to see how you even get noticed in such a big, broad field without being shrill, sensational or a celebrity — and I'm none of those things and I'm never going to be any of those things," Mr. Patrick said in a podcast interview in September with Mr. Axelrod.
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A handful of art house offerings ultimately managed to get noticed, including Lulu Wang's China-set family drama "The Farewell" ($18 million), the elevated A24 horror film "Midsommar" ($27 million), the quirky Huck Finn-style tale "The Peanut Butter Falcon" ($21 million) and Bong Joon Ho's genre-defying "Parasite" ($21 million).
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The company, flush today with $40 million in new capital from a Series B led by Oak HC/FT Partners (the HC/FT bit stands for healthcare and fintech), is accelerating its build-out of what it calls a "sending platform" to help people get noticed by others when they deem it necessary.
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While some residents said the band should stay home, and others said it should attend the event in Washington, a few spoke harshly of Mr. Trump while hoping the inauguration would help the band get noticed — something the city, which was bypassed by the interstate highway system, has struggled with in recent decades.
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"It's hard to see how you even get noticed in such a big, broad field without being shrill, sensational, or a celebrity — and I'm none of those things and I'm never going to be any of those things," he said several times over the course of the midterm elections as he campaigned for Democrats.
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I think that being a musician and writing songs is such an amazing way to collaborate with other artists like directors and actors and I think sometimes it's not necessary to have every single video—and especially with females in music—not every female musician needs to be riding around in a midriff to get noticed.
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Simply put, the Startup Alley at Disrupt is one of the best ways to get your company noticed by tech enthusiasts who could turn into top employees, members of the press who can get your company the coverage it needs to get noticed and investors who could bring the funding to take your startup to the next level.
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It takes a lot to get noticed among the bevy of good D-I women's soccer programs; to even get to that level a player normally has to be scouted through high school, which usually entails having access to elite club programs that cost thousands of dollars a year in fees, equipment, travel, and other expenses.
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From ballerinas struggling to get noticed and veterans feeling their power in the company slipping away, to 70-year-old teachers, and even the Prime Minister of Russia himself, the people profiled in the film give viewers an unprecedented look at Russia and explains how power play in the theater comes through on stage and off.
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In the first segment, hear a selection of Hootie deep cuts — songs from the span of their career that display the band's dexterity but never were hits — and a conversation with Tim Sommer, who signed the group, about the strategies he used to help it get noticed and the Southern college rock tradition it carried into the mainstream.
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"Most oil is still denominated in US dollars so it makes more sense for [Saudi Arabia] to continue to have investments in the US." Bigger global factors moving bonds than Saudi Arabia Bruce Monrad, chairman of Northeast Investors Trust, added that there are so many geopolitical factors influencing the bond market right now that any major Saudi sales might not even get noticed.
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Read our full story on how to catch a recruiter's attention:How to get noticed by Netflix job recruiters who can help you get hired, according to company insidersThe single best thing candidates can do to prepare for a job interview at Netflix is read the company's culture memo, which made waves in tech and recruiting circles when it was first released publicly more than 10 years ago.
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"Maybe it's because a lot of people who are addicted to benzodiazepines are older, fewer are violent and it's not an addiction that will get noticed as much as people who are addicted to alcohol or meth or heroin, that have all kinds of impacts on people around them, or maybe people think that since they come from a doctor they can't be all that bad," said Humphreys, who is not affiliated with the new study.
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Still, Noah's experience reflects a subtle but notable shift that occurred in the short period of time between Harmon's Daryl (made in 2009) and most of Noah's tweets (which were made just a few years later, in 2011 and 2012): At a certain point, ironic, shock-driven humor stopped being a cool way to get noticed, as more people realized it was an easy way to smuggle actual racism, sexism, and other forms of prejudice into the discourse.
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"Over the years, people have shared with us how hard it can be out there in the desert of independent podcasting: you have to pay to host and get your podcast heard; you get no help in discoverability; you're scared to leave and stop paying your hosting platform because you might lose your subscribers; and it's virtually impossible to get noticed by a major podcast network who can help you take your hard work to the next level," said Morris, in a statement.
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So, with that in mind, here are two common reasons people don't speak up at work (and how to overcome them): As Glenn Llopis points out in an article for Forbes, "In today's workplace, more people are keeping quiet and are just going with the flow — thinking that this is the best way to advance, get noticed and / or win the political gaming that takes place at work…" In other words, no one wants to gain any of the negative reputations that can come along with talking too much.
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In a call with co-founder and CEO Peter Holm (and after we spent the first ten minutes catching up with the latest Tottenham Hotspur news, as we are inclined to do), he told me that Tonsser is evolving from a social app that was mainly about youth players making a profile of themselves and tracking scores and stats in order to get noticed by scouts — a bit like a real life Football Manager video game — to offer even more user-generated content where players can learn skills from each other and in turn become influencers on the platform.
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