Notice and stay down, instead of notice and take down.
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So, if there's an evacuation notice, follow the evacuation notice.
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When fans come, exhibitors take notice and sponsors take notice.
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Schools still remain closed until further notice, the notice said.
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" Not everyone will notice the detail, Saracho says, "but you'll notice.
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You notice the speed, you notice his competitiveness and his professionalism.
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Some notice people wearing band shirts, while others notice anything fitness related.
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I was struck by the notice, though, the notice of proposed rulemaking.
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I don't care if you don't notice me until you notice me.
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To review the POC Notice, please click here: Navdy POC Notice – eSubmission Regards,
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They don't notice this on themselves, but they notice it on each other.
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So you wouldn't notice it immediately, but you would notice it over time.
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People notice your legs or your bum, but they don't notice your wrists.
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The lender will submit a Notice of Default followed by a Notice of Sale.
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The first thing you notice is that there are entirely too many things to notice.
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Hospitals must use a specific written notice known as the Medicare Outpatient Observation Notice (MOON).
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You're most likely to notice it in the abstract, if you notice it at all.
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Either your friend doesn't notice anything is off, or they notice but don't say a word.
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"This safety notice is effective immediately and will remain in place until further notice," he said.
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"Young kids do notice skin tone, they do notice race groups," Brown told the Hechinger Report.
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As Task & Purpose previously noted, the January notice followed an initial draft notice in November 2018.
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The federal law requires notice before mass layoffs, and failure to provide the requisite notice puts employers on the hook for the pay that employees would have received during the notice period.
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However, this changed in 2015, when Canada began employing a "notice-and-notice" system for copyright infringement.
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But last month the ICO issued a narrower enforcement notice, replacing the earlier notice, after AIQ appealed.
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In no way should the demolition notice be considered Landlord's 30-day notice to terminate the Lease.
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It's not the first thing you notice at 21, but it's the first thing you notice now.
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"EVICTION NOTICE: Please Note That Your "Only-Child" Status Will Expire Within 18 Weeks," the notice reads.
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She formally gave verbal notice last Tuesday, and sent her written notice last Thursday, the source said.
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Before he gets a notice from Delta Air Lines, "I have notice from the airport," he said.
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But "outsiders notice things about us that we take for granted and don't notice ourselves," he said.
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I'll notice the joy and notice the sadness and it's just like weather, it comes and goes.
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A bad nudge, in contrast will either escape notice, or be sidestepped by those who do notice it.
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The world took notice of Theranos, but didn't seem to notice that nothing about the technology actually worked.
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It took all of five minutes for someone to notice her — and for her to notice them back.
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The board could serve the shareholder with a notice of default or even a notice of objectionable conduct.
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Two-thirds got less than two weeks' notice of schedules and half received less than a week's notice.
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But the White House warning that it was "putting Iran on notice" raises the question, notice of what?
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"The more we can start to notice, the more we can also notice when we feel good," she said.
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"The notice is without prejudice to possible transitional arrangements on which talks may start in January," the notice said.
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The lies that social media gatekeepers have taken way too long to notice, if they notice them at all.
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Days after that notice, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, which oversees the DACA program, sent him a notice that said his deferred action and employment authorization were being terminated because of the notice to appear.
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A notice informing visitors of the seizure was posted on the site, and a Justice Department spokesperson confirmed the notice.
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"If I'm preaching, I would like people to notice what I wear long enough to not notice it," he says.
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If you received an IRS tax bill or notice in the mail, call the phone number listed on your notice.
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Kids didn't appear to notice the updated production values My son didn't seem to notice the difference in production values.
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By contrast, tweeting that Iran is ON NOTICE… Iran has been formally PUT ON NOTICE for firing a ballistic missile.
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You won't notice it this year or next year, but you will notice it in five or 10 years time.
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The average driver probably won't notice the 42 devices per mile of tunnel, but they should notice the continuous service.
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Second, even if your arbitration rejection notice is accepted, it doesn't retroactively apply to any claims filed prior to Goldman Sachs receiving the notice, so sending in your rejection notice should be the first thing you do.
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Moviegoers certainly took notice, catapulting the film to $780 million worldwide at the box office, but awards voters took notice, too.
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Eviction notice During the incident this month, the constable was at Meyer's apartment to serve a valid eviction notice, authorities said.
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"You notice his arm, but what I notice is that it always seems he is in the right spot," Roberts said.
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There must also be advance notice of changes — of at least 15 days, with longer notice periods applying for more complex changes.
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In this case, we don't notice or acknowledge gestures that are not imitations—but we certainly notice behaviors that are apparent imitations.
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You watch a good movie, and you're like, 'damn, every time I watch the movie I notice something I didn't notice before.
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Clough USA has secured a limited notice to proceed and should receive the full notice to proceed by October, the firm said.
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It has come closest to instituting something like "notice and staydown" by removing files across the site in response to a notice.
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"Would you agree, though, that a notice-and-comment rule-making that didn't provide fair notice shouldn't be deferred to?" he asked.
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"A claimant sent us a legal notice about their copyrighted content in your video," read a notice from YouTube to Citizen Napoleon.
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With these bigger trees, you're scanning so much detail that you notice stuff in V.R. that you wouldn't notice in real life.
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A moment's notice I keep a bag in the office so I can travel to an accident site at a moment's notice.
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Given that it took the FCC over a year to notice the privacy rule, the total Notice of Proposed Rulemaking is nearly 150 pages long, and it asks more than 500 questions, extending the notice and comment period is reasonable.
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However, if you notice any sudden changes in your baby's kicking habits (especially if you notice them stop), check in with your doctor.
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I assume I'm basically sober until I notice the curl on her lip and notice that both my palms are on the bar.
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Bosses must also give workers two weeks' notice if they want to let them go, or one month's notice for live-in employees.
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Anders Bøtter: I don't really notice the curls all that much, but I do notice that people tend to have long, beautiful hair.
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The notice was posted on China's Twitter-like Weibo and an official at the bureau reached by phone said the notice was authentic.
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Adirondack businessmen and residents may not notice the changing birdlife or the missing moose, but lost dollars get the notice of every resident.
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" He said the organization was concerned about the "mysterious" red notice, "especially since under Interpol rules a red notice is null and void if the person named in the notice is found to be a refugee fleeing from the state that issued it.
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Eventually, the songwriter takes notice, but her lawyer can't present a cease-and-desist notice because the copyright violator is behind the Cloudflare shield.
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On Tuesday, ERCOT issued a notice that operating reserves were expected to fall below 3,000 MW. That was ERCOT's first such notice in August.
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Now, Twitter says it will hide the tweet behind an informational notice, but allow you to tap the notice to view the tweet again.
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He says he didn't notice a pattern when it came to industry; what he did notice was that gay men feared being treated differently.
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January: Notice something new In order to simply increase my own, general awareness, every day in January my goal was to notice something new.
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However, she does tell me that, while she expected to notice differences between the parenting of straight and LGBT parents, she didn't notice significant discrepancies.
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If you end up needing to pay more, you can simply agree with the notice and pay in response to the notice rather than amending.
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A tax lawyer says any legitimate IRS letter or notice will have an official seal and a notice or letter number, among other distinguishing markers.
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Facebook's lawyers told the judge that it gave NSO Group ample notice of the lawsuit, and the court entered a default notice in Facebook's favor.
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Unless you notice the small "supported by the American Beverage Association" notice appearing in all of their advertisements and on their website (Can the Tax).
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Dwight leaves Dunder Mifflin with less than a day's notice (3:12) and then leaves his Staples gig without any notice at all (3:13).
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Two-thirds of workers said they received less than two weeks' notice of their schedules, and 15 percent had less than 72 hours of notice.
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Such a golden age, of course, has never existed: Language changes just fast enough that we notice, and we usually hate the changes we notice.
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Trump's Environmental Protection Agency sent San Francisco a "notice of violation" in October, but that notice merely mentioned the potential for fines in the future.
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"Both the agreement and claims process have been extensively publicized through the formal due process notice plan, supplemental notice plan, and independent media," they write.
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Once you've made the announcement that you're leaving, you'll likely begin to notice things about your job, and your company, that you didn't notice before.
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"The rate of additional duty for the products covered by the September 2018 action will remain at 10 percent until further notice," the notice said.
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With notice-and-notice leaving fees an open question, Voltage Pictures and Aird & Berlis saw an opportunity to get people's identities from service providers for free.
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The union on Monday filed a notice of appeal in federal court in Sherman, Texas, hours after the U.S. Department of Labor filed its own notice.
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"I do not know of any other special counsel's office notice or DOJ notice to media outlets regarding Mr. Stone's indictment or his arrest," he said.
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But three days later, there was another pay-or-quit notice — this time because he hadn't paid a $563 delivery fee for the late-fee notice.
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Urban Outfitters announced on March 14 it will temporarily close all of its store locations "until further notice," according to a notice posted on its website.
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"When people talk to me, they're like, 'Damn, bro' — and they don't even notice that I notice them saying, 'You ain't no ignorant [expletive],'" he said.
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If Mr. Anglin cannot be served notice in person, the last step is to put a public notice for six consecutive weeks in a local newspaper.
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But you will notice the chiles, as you'll notice the saltiness and sharpness, the way you will when a tom yum has been smashed with care.
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Let's just take out this line and I don't think anyone is going to care or notice but they will notice if I got it wrong.
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"Absa used to be our main bank, they gave us notice in December and then we moved to FNB and they gave us notice two week ago now and Standard was our back up and it, along with Nedbank, gave us notice late last week," he said.
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"Given these memoranda rescinding the DAPA program and phasing out the DACA and Expanded DACA programs, Plaintiffs file this notice voluntarily dismissing this action," the notice stated.
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"In implementing the notice plan, the parties radically departed from their representation that each settlement class member would receive direct notice of the settlement," Judge Coleman wrote.
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Late last year, I received notice from my employer, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, that my ability to telework was being reduced with only three weeks' notice.
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Not only will drivers notice a bit more oomph off the line, thanks to the engine's fuel-saving technologies, they should also notice improved economy as well.
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Before an agency rule can gain the force of law, it must go through a "notice and comment" process, providing for public notice and open-ended hearings.
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"I think people notice the wage gains, but they also notice that their cost of living is rising quickly," says Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics.
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You notice the beautiful and appreciate it, and in turn, notice more of it—seek and ye shall find, what you look will show itself to you.
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Harvard students were given five days' notice to evacuate from their campus accommodations before their spring break, after which the campus will remain closed until further notice.
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Editors notice these sorts of expressions the way French chefs notice slices of Velveeta cheese: repulsive in themselves, and indicative of the mental slop that lies beneath.
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The notice lays out a series of options for how to go forward with CAFE standards, and the notice asked for comments on the range of options.
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As for what happens now, Berman responded to the MTA's takedown notice with a counter notice of his own, as permitted under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
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They also have to provide 30 days notice if they want to travel out of the country with Jack ... and "reasonable" advance notice to travel out of state.
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The February 2nd notice is the first notice I received or the first I have heard of the decision by my parents that they wanted me to leave.
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Some people with darker skin may notice that their line is more pronounced, for others it's lighter and pale, and some people never notice a change at all.
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But it sent a notice Saturday night to clinics saying it would give them more time to comply with the rule, according to AP, which reviewed the notice.
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The hedge fund asked to speak with Bristol-Myers management when it submitted its nomination notice and also requested that any meetings and its notice be kept confidential.
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Court documents, which were reviewed by Reuters, indicated that she had been served with the court-hearing notice a day before the notice was even issued - an impossibility.
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When respected people speak with an artful cadence, a charming candor, or with a prescient succinctness, we don't notice any more than we notice the sky being blue.
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"With just a day or week's notice, we would be in real trouble, but with more notice there are options," Brown wrote in an article for The Conversation.
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So, when you notice yourself tense and preoccupied with anxious thoughts, try shifting your attention to the sensations of your breathing, wherever you notice it in your body.
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In psychology there's something called the spotlight effect, which refers to the human tendency to believe that many others notice something about you that you notice about yourself.
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"I begin to notice with astonishment that I do not read in order to notice what I disagree with," Chambers wrote in the last year of his life.
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The layoffs take effect April 11 and affected employees received 60-day advance notice of the move, Yahoo said in a notice filed with the California Employment Development Department.
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Countries may conduct a set number of flights virtually anywhere, as long as they give 713 hours' notice of the mission and a day's notice of the flight path.
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Nauert said the State Department intends to publish a notice in the Federal Register next week, and the restriction will be implemented 30 days after publication of the notice.
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One in six said their supervisors had given them less than 24 hours' notice of their job shift, and nearly three-quarters got less than two weeks advance notice.
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The Chinese government issued an urgent notice on Tuesday suspending regulatory approval for new internet microloan companies to enter the space, sources who had seen the notice told Reuters.
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And although banks have to give you notice about changes to your rates and fees, they're not legally required to give you advance notice of changes to your rewards.
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Give as much notice as possible Two weeks is the generally-accepted warning period that you are leaving your post, but experts recommend giving as much notice as possible.
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When I'd asked her if she thought her husband would notice any change in her symptoms, she'd said she hoped he'd notice the change in her physical appearance. Hope.
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And you notice -- and you notice all the time, for weeks and weeks they're debating my plan, debating about it, talking about it, what about this, what about that.
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"I" (notice it's at the intersection of 4x and x9 above) = Spacebar (notice it's at the intersection of 2x and x0 above) = "l" = "o" = and so on down the line.
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Union reps said employees were not given advance notice of the announcement and that they learned of the site selection via media reports despite Perdue's assurances he would provide notice.
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And do you notice... (APPLAUSE) And do you notice all the time for weeks and weeks of debating my plan, debating, talking about it, what about this, what about that.
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And if you're feeling particularly concerned, after sending in your initial arbitration rejection notice, you may want to contact Goldman Sachs later to confirm that they have received your notice.
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The Senate would require the department to allow congressional visits to facilities housing unaccompanied children with two days' notice; the House bill would permit them with no notice at all.
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"This safety notice is effective immediately and will remain in place until further notice," he said, adding he had decided to act after receiving fresh information earlier in the day.
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RED NOTICE According to a Lebanese judicial source, Lebanon has yet to receive a formal notice from Interpol requesting Ghosn's arrest and will not take any steps until it does.
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SINGAPORE, Nov 30 (Reuters) - Facebook issued its first correction notice on a user's post at the request of the Singapore government on Saturday, according to the notice seen by Reuters.
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Avid Life Media, the parent company of dating site Ashley Madison, sent this reporter a DMCA notice for tweeting two cells of a company spreadsheet (Twitter did not enforce the notice).
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But according to sources and court documents obtained by PEOPLE, the Court denied the motion, reasoning that the original notice of deposition failed to give Heard the required 10-day notice.
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My friends didn’t notice I was wearing smart glasses, or could see what I was seeing, but they did notice how my eyes adjusted as I used the Focals.
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After the law changed, the company shifted to giving a two-week notice on schedules as required, and offering extra compensation if any changes took place on shorter notice than that.
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If it was a short notice fight at 125 lbs, I know they're having a catch weight fight at that weight this weekend, I could probably do that on short notice.
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You won't always notice a slow processor in a Chromebook, but you will notice one that dies halfway through your binge of the final season of Orange Is the New Black.
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The law mandates that businesses with more than 500 employees give workers at least one week's notice of their work hours starting next year, and two weeks' notice starting in 2020.
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The AIU said Kiprop had been given advance notice which contravenes the World Anti-Doping Agency's guidelines stating that out-of-competition tests should be conducted without prior notice to athletes.
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If the rule was issued through the notice and comment process, the agency must use the same lengthy and resource-intensive notice and comment procedure to repeal or amend the rule.
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The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee has put out an official notice that it will hold a markup meeting Tuesday, although the notice doesn't say what bills will be considered.
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A measly $25 is so small an amount that I don't even notice it's gone, but I will notice when my car is paid off a year sooner than I expected!
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Other manufacturers included in the notice are SAIC Tangshan Car Ltd, the maker of energy-saving buses, and China Youth Car Group, according to a notice published on the Ministry's website.
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In an effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19, US colleges and universities are giving students at least a week's notice to pack up and leave campus until further notice.
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The General Services Administration is announcing this meeting with less than 15 calendar days' public notice as July 85033 was a federal holiday, thus delaying the administrative processing of the notice.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) notice, known as an advanced notice of proposed rulemaking, seeks input on potential provisions for a new rule to limit greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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Books expected to close at very short notice - bookrunner
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Ohhh, do we notice — and ohh, does schadenfreude follow.
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A pall we begin by pretending not to notice.
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Academia is also starting to take notice — and adapt.
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" Mr. Grant said, "Notice she didn't say 'good impression.
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CHAMBLEE, Ga. — Not many notice when the SUVs arrive.
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Wordplay MONDAY PUZZLE — Did you notice today's unusual grid?
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When weaknesses -- real or perceived -- show up, people notice.
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So, when we notice it, it's rather peculiar — conspicuous.
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Russia, and the world, would be wise to notice. ■
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" HER (cough) "One hundred people with five days' notice?
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The Trump administration is putting Iran on notice … again.
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Studio called & nixed the showtimes with one hour's notice.
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A death notice for Epstein's father, Seymour, appeared in The Palm Beach Post on December 16, 1991; a notice for his mother, Pauline (under her nickname, Paula), appeared on April 23, 2004.
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At a moment's notice Occasionally I'll leave an aluminum suitcase and black bag on the floor by the wall unit because I travel for a day or two on short notice. 6.
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" The company also said it was "forgoing pay for our CEO and board chairman, suspending our dividend until further notice, and extending our existing pause of any share repurchasing until further notice.
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"Until further notice, all 15-inch Apple MacBook Pros must be carried in cabin baggage and switched off for flight following a recall notice issued by Apple," a Qantas spokesperson told ZDNet.
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It's possible customers will get an email announcing the change, but it's also possible ISPs will simply post a notice in an obscure corner of their websites, where most customers won't notice.
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We notice the speed of the game, we notice the frequency and the severity of the head injuries, but we haven't quite made the connection that then generates the response that's needed.
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U.S. unveils sanctions a day after Trump puts the country "on notice" U.S. unveils sanctions a day after Trump puts the country "on notice" The Trump administration announced a new wave of sanctions against Iran, a day after the president tweeted that the country has officially been "put on notice" for conducting a ballistic missile test on Sunday.
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Next is Imperfect (I1), in which others will start to be able to notice imperfections, then Imperfect 2 (I2), which you will definitely be able to notice an inclusion with the natural eye.
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Such a scenario also includes the IRS having filed a notice of lien against that individual, or if the agency has filed a notice of levy to seize property to satisfy a debt.
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How do you root for the sweet shy geek to get the hot girl to notice him when shy geeks are joining the incels because they can't get hot girls to notice them?
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READ MORE: What Netflix buying The Rock's $130 million heist movie, 'Red Notice,' says about its evolving movie strategyNetflix picked up the rights to the action movie "Red Notice" from Universal this week.
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You have what's in theory called a month-to-month lease, in which case the landlord must give you 30 days notice of a rent increase or 30 days notice to get out.
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CONFIRMS RECEIPT OF DIRECTOR NOMINATIONS NOTICE * CONFIRMED RECEIVED NOTICE FROM JCP INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIP THAT JCP INTENDS TO NOMINATE 3 CANDIDATES TO STAND FOR ELECTION TO BOARD Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The train, of course, takes no notice of either — just as it has taken no notice of all the righteous idiots who have, periodically, stood in front of it, commanding it to stop.
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Women being shrill and unshaven are common themes, you'll notice.
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Just watching Wheeler play catch, Warthen could notice the difference.
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You didn't notice it, and it didn't really affect play.
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Last week, Trump put Iran "on notice" after a Jan.
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And a HELOC can be canceled at a moment's notice.
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And the other men are starting to take notice, too.
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It's plausible that the driver didn't notice what he's doing.
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Do you notice any discrepancies compared to a human director?
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They were given little notice and worked to make signs.
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With the volume higher, you'll notice a much faster drain.
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A few people will notice that I'm here, at most.
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To return to the idea that we don't really notice
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"The industry has taken notice of this prosecution," Thorpe said.
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Wikimedia says it hadn't receive any notice of China's move.
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A shocking number of people fail to notice the gorilla.
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"Within two years, I started to notice issues," she says.
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A young, blue collar kid from Brockton was taking notice.
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We always support each other if we notice a problem.
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You didn't seem to notice that everyone drove Malibus before.
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There are some important things to notice in this plot.
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"You'll probably notice the anger behind the work," says Kraynak.
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Male athletes, you'll notice, don't encounter the same psychological minefield.
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But Eve has changed, and even she's starting to notice.
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An official notice was posted on Thursday on the regulations.
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People can return a car anytime, with five days notice.
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Notice I said sobbing instead of just plain ol' crying.
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In those cases you might notice some, uh, familiar features.
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So most people won't notice when the camera's aperture changes.
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Notice how the very wealthy neighborhoods rarely touch the lottery:
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"I didn't even notice that they were there," she explains.
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The slid on Tuesday, but most investors probably didn't notice.
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First, you'll notice we're importing two modules into our script.
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Fans on Twitter were quick to notice the supportive gesture.
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Hopefully, his supporters start to notice before it's too late.
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I think voters are going to take notice of that.
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From this plot, you should notice a couple of things.
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Cetracore Energy said they had not received notice from Rosneft.
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We can notice the difference over the past six months.
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Twitter Notice of Voluntary Dismissal by Anonymous U9RiYGpG on Scribd
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His toenails, I notice, are as perfect as his teeth.
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If you do it then, almost no one will notice.
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Did you notice the painting of Pence in the background?
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You notice that your pet is panting more than usual.
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I don't know if a listener can notice the contrast.
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And those who have taken notice, don't seem particularly thrilled.
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So what finally made the "Shark Tank" producers take notice?
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We didn't notice it until it was already too late.
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Male Comic Shares Dick Pics, Instagram Doesn't Seem To Notice
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Unfortunately I didn't notice until I got home to eat.
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But she had original ideas, and experts soon took notice.
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Despite the short notice, Strahan expertly wove in another pun.
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Not that existing users will notice much difference at first.
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Stand up and take notice of NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson.
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Other countries' plurilateral initiatives will mostly be beneath his notice.
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When New York City icons change, people usually take notice.
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Jacksonville schools were to be closed Tuesday pending further notice.
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The notice does not necessarily mean Guyger will actually appeal.
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Kardashian, you are now on notice: revenge porn is illegal.
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The association had requested that producers take down the notice.
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First, a person may be given a Notice to Appear.
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Stealing looks at beautiful Bev, who pretends not to notice.
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Typos are ubiquitous and listeners hardly notice many of them.
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But Twitter, of course, took notice of the funny moment.
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Without notice, almost accidentally, we find ourselves present within it.
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But competitors took notice and beefed up their breakfast offerings.
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The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
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Even if she wasn't serving me, I would notice her.
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I didn't notice any lag time on the main display.
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A passing VanMoof S2 owner even stopped after taking notice.
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Access is patchy and can be revoked at short notice.
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Oh, and did you notice what the paired letters spell?
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After all, no one else seemed to notice the difference.
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The animators bought in and the network's executives took notice.
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College students, take note: if you plagiarize, people will notice.
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Often times, the notice can be determinative, according to Sandweg.
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But it wasn't long before people started to take notice.
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Many feared retaliation in the form of an eviction notice.
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He received a notice from the social network on Dec.
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My hope was that someone at Google would take notice.
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"I just want my inspiration to notice me," they wrote.
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Hopefully the American people will take notice of all this.
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Fortune reports that employees are being given 60 days notice.
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See if you notice the commonality between these three images.
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Updated with information about the Justice Department's notice of appeal.
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If men notice them, they assume you're inviting their gaze.
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The average Lebanese citizen may not notice much difference, though.
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Average readers might not notice what makes Watchmen so different.
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He's not going to even notice how much I need.
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You will not even notice that the power went out.
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I am not the first to notice this jarring juxtaposition.
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The company said that its first notice was dated Oct.
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How did nobody ever notice Carrie drinking cosmos all alone?
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Notice that white poofy thing behind Aria's — er, Hale's — head?
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Aside from size, you won't notice a lot new here.
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The notice also applies to U.S. Virgin Islands offshore banks.
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I hide it in my bag and they never notice.
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It's unlikely Model 3 customers will notice these small deficits.
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About a decade of conversations with friends deleted without notice.
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You'll notice Debbie never asks Ford the same prying question.
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Sawyer is hardly the first to notice these lifestyle changes.
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But he's putting the local showstoppers on notice here too.
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You don't notice right away, but it sticks with you.
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All will remain closed as a precaution until further notice.
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It's not always successful, but when it is — people notice.
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You may notice that certain networks have a certain look.
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Although Unpackd is still very new, people are taking notice.
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Notice how she hesitates after Emily reveals her given name.
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You may notice that Beyoncé has her hair in braids.
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It turns out I didn't even notice the Nest outage.
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The view was stunning, although Catherine didn't seem to notice.
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I began to notice other things the pig would say.
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When did you notice that Dirk was an exceptional sportsman?
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Without them, the British public seemed not to notice theatre.
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I appreciate that you notice I didn't use those words!
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They hope no one will notice that it isn't true.
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For another, corporations won't want you to notice the difference.
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Many Apple users in China may not notice the transition.
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But he said it's just that people notice it less.
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The agricultural industry has taken notice of Indigo's groundbreaking advancements.
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Immediately, Veronica and Terra notice something is wrong with John.
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Now they won't be able to start until further notice.
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Did you notice that she's got art on her arms?
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Instead of his attorney saying, Did you notice any abrasions?
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How did you not notice while on top of me?
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You may notice there are no women in that category.
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Sometimes I don't even notice I'm only wearing one sock.
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When did you first notice these women outside the church?
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Violet Teriti: It was really late notice — only a day!
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But in the meantime, many neighboring countries have taken notice.
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We should worry when we notice we are losing ours.
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And eventually people will notice that it's bad policy, right?
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These aren't the only differences that caught the author's notice.
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The CDC has already issued a "travel notice" for Singapore.
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You'll notice we're not really talking about Meerkat any more.
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This is the second recent advisory notice from the NAACP.
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The notice is always sent by mail, never by email.
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This time he is moving slowly and giving advance notice.
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When did you first notice it was smaller than average?
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Netflix functionality is subject to change at a moment's notice.
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Did you just notice a Facebook app has gone AWOL?
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Until further notice, gym class is held in the hallway.
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How much notice will you get before a raid begins?
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But I also notice that the state struggles against corruption.
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And you'll notice it when your videos aren't super shaky.
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Fishers here notice their depleted supply from years of overfishing.
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I'm fine about my body but I'll notice little things.
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For a day or two, I didn't notice a difference.
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So, bizarrely, Mr Trump would be serving notice on himself.
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The notice gives Microsoft three months to address the issues.
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You first notice a bump — a tender, cherry red bruise.
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The notice also ignored the fair use aspect, he added.
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Look, I ran and came back before you could notice.
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He's probably too busy spending his monster paycheck to notice.
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Notice something strange about him (her?): he's kind of cute.
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When you're the Batman, you're the Batman until further notice.
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You'd notice magazines being 300 pages, and skateboarders were everywhere.
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Notice the lack of a camera on Google's smart display.
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My wife, who's 5'4'', doesn't even notice if someone reclines.
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Fitch Ratings put Congress on notice regarding the debt ceiling.
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As a gay man I stood up and took notice.
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You'll notice plenty of typos, however, and a few errors.
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Clearly Hadid took notice and she's hellbent on making improvements.
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There are way funnier people who don't have any notice.
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Did you notice that it's shaped like a small penis?
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And the committees are taking notice of the consistent discrepancy.
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Notice the iPhone X background stylishly incorporated into the design.
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I notice my own neighborhood is being flooded with immigrants.
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No one on the street pays her any notice as
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You notice we are not seeing any of that either?
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Anyone notice that Adele isn't at the Grammys this year?
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All nonemergency government functions are shut down until further notice.
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As you might expect, folks on social media took notice.
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Did you notice them as you were watching the series?
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In case you didn't notice, Dikembe is on the right.
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"My Current Project is not for everybody," the notice began.
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Notice how you can see a bunch of different colors?
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Wouldn't they notice, given that this is super precious cargo?
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I care about people, and the folks I help notice.
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Spend time in quiet meditation and notice what images arrive.
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Other tech companies should take notice and follow Apple's lead.
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Slime became wildly popular among viewers, and Nick took notice.
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The biggest difference users will notice is the battery boost.
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They sometimes do it individually, but people often don't notice.
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You'll barely notice the hole punch after a few minutes.
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The biggest update to macOS is one you won't notice.
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I'd notice when friends or family threw away unfinished food.
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Notice and allow yourself to feel any emotions that arise.
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Sometimes I don't even think people notice they're doing it.
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With suitable distractions, the subject of the experiment doesn't notice.
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Take notice, Dancing with the Stars — Serena Williams can dance!
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The company did not say when Starboard sent its notice.
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With the kidnapping of the girls, the world took notice.
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Sorry, Suzy Cortez ... this ride is closed until further notice.
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You don't really notice it's happening until the album ends.
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Notice the location of the speakers in the ceiling's grid.
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Clinton received advance notice on a CNN Town Hall question.
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Fund managers are once again on notice of potential redemptions.
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I thought someone might notice the smoke, but they didn't.
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We almost didn't notice Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds. 3.
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Mr Baker is not the first to notice the anomaly.
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You don't notice it unless you're looking for the device.
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Over time, did you notice yourself growing as a photographer?
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Landlords have been encouraged to serve notice on Afghan tenants.
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But you'll notice acidification when you go out for sushi.
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Notice that Russian politics is not one of these areas.
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The firemen pretended not to notice when I started crying.
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Remember, the track of these storms can change without notice.
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"Supply constraints" prevented adequate stock, according to the society's notice.
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And such malicious acts could be happening everyday, without notice.
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Hundreds came out with just a couple hours notice tonight.
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"I didn't think anybody would really notice," Hopkins, 51, said.
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You'll notice none of these projects include Nick Cannon singing.
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You'll immediately notice that your skin feels clean and moisturized.
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According to the retraction notice, the paper's issues were twofold.
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Chinese tech giants have already taken notice of the regions.
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She just stares wistfully until they notice, then turns away.
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But Comey has apparently not acknowledged the chair's committee notice.
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Notice how it maintains a grip when the object moves.
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"Developers and contractors are on notice," Mr. de Blasio said.
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The companies said they were reviewing the Treasury Department's notice.
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Thankfully, military exercises can begin again on a moment's notice.
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Notice how Jed, in this episode, keeps referring to "us"?
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He told his followers to take notice of the sound.
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"It didn't even really notice that I was on it."
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The notice and takedown system is too cumbersome and slow.
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But Venz Box soon began to notice an alarming trend.
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As it turned out, every door had an eviction notice.
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He would put Putin on notice that we see him.
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Of course he's not the only one to notice that.
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Paul Singer is once again putting global policymakers on notice.
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Outside parties have taken notice of Peru to provide funding.
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Mr Trump has taken notice, and wants Mr Flake ousted.
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The notice and comment process usually requires years to complete.
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Kemp may have appropriately stepped down, but Congress took notice.
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The NBA world has taken notice of Leonard's improved playmaking.
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What I didn't notice was her subtle cry for help.
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Players, young ones anyway, don't seem to notice such things.
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If nobody seems to notice, there's no reason to share.
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Eventually people, the electorate, will notice nothing is getting done.
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But I can say that you will notice a difference.
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Many hospital deals are too small to capture regulators' notice.
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Neither was down long enough for anyone to take notice.
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And you may notice that the red is less aggressive.
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I don't notice it until I start rubbing my skin.
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Maybe you don't notice you're hungry until you're already ravenous.
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"The announcement was done on very short notice," he said.
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Because there's a 30 day notice period, public comment period.
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We keep "not ending," as Williamson insists that we notice.
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Spies and writers are both paid to notice, after all.
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Caught up in Livia's journey, you barely notice it's there.
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No moviegoer would notice it, but that wasn't the point.
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And by the way, notice Republicans are united on impeachment.
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Nor do they notice me, sitting a few seats away.
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Like, on this eye, I notice patchiness a lot, actually.
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We have a new tea queen, and people took notice.
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These are small creative decisions that make one take notice.
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Patients want to know why they had no advance notice.
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The amount of notice will be in your membership agreement.
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The following day I put in my two weeks' notice.
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You might notice one planet missing from the video: Mercury.
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Notice that Comey today shifted his own story as well.
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GUTFELD: You notice that I put those two things together.
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The biggest fund firms in the industry are taking notice.
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What you notice first is the door, dark and tall.
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But their size, once I notice it, strains my credulity.
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You'll notice I haven't said anything about the honor code.
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"A notice to appear is an actual arrest," he said.
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"Did you notice some girls actually wear pants?" she said.
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Choose one that interests you, and discuss what you notice.
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I notice the struggle embedded in income and wealth disparity.
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Do you notice any lyrical themes you are returning to?
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I know they might notice imperfections, so l don't ask.
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Blanchard began to take notice of rampant discrimination against women.
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Notice the beautiful left hand that sneaks through after this.
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You'll notice they're all open seats or endangered Republican incumbents.
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You notice it, but you don't at the same time.
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Something I didn't even notice until after the game launched!
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I notice you've also brought some Ruff Sqwad with you.
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By the time you notice the dress, the number's over.
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But Nestle is not the first to notice this problem.
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I can't help but notice all that, and it's fascinating.
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Notice how much we're investing in each kind of popularity.
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And those who do notice it think it's Elvis ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
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Notice how the body expands and contracts with each breath.
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I notice you drive a golf ball into the ocean.
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I notice you post pictures of your stretch marks sometimes.
|
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He takes notice of Bob's frail, ill son, Tiny Tim.
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Authorities may impose curfews and travel restrictions on short notice.
|
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Then, with a simple disconnection notice, it was all gone.
|
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When did you start to notice growth with the channel?
|
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A band happened upon something special and people took notice.
|
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This too has thankfully seen improvements which you'll notice immediately.
|
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Ever notice how some television commercials get cut off early?
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But his wife and colleagues started to notice a change.
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But you might notice sometimes that it doesn't recognize you.
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Villanelle leaves apples at her crimes, for Eve to notice.
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And Congress took notice of that data during Mnuchin's hearing.
|
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For everything else, you likely won't even notice a difference.
|
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The one VC who did take notice was Paul Graham.
|
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Instead, the company posted an eviction notice to his door.
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I also notice a little marijuana leaf around your neck.
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We often forget this; there's too much else to notice.
|
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ET Monday and remain closed until further notice, Cuomo said.
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You'll also notice that most of my picks are oldies.
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How can he get his crush, Nia, to notice him?
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Sunday Routine Good luck trying not to notice Michael Rapaport.
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But a careful observer will notice a few unusual details.
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Mail submissions are still being accepted, according to the notice.
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Sooner or later the groundskeeper would notice and mend it.
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At some point, your cellphone beeps and you barely notice.
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It was held midafternoon on only a few hours' notice.
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Needless to say, I'm not the first to notice this.
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But it does make one sit up and take notice.
|
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Ms Rudd resigned with no notice, and in devastating style.
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I notice that even in my own line of work.
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It's also something for rank and file fans to notice.
|
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"No Natives Allowed" read the notice on a hotel door.
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It did not take long for the tabloids to notice.
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Ms. Thunberg's protest quickly drew notice, with others joining in.
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"And probably viewers won't even notice," Ms. Claire said ruefully.
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"Subfreezing temperatures are imminent or highly likely," one notice said.
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We just sent notice we are terminating service for 8chan.
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"Sometimes it's just the little things you notice," she said.
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Luckily, people don't notice all the stuff we got wrong.
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The House bill allows for visits without any advance notice.
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This conduct has become so routine it barely merits notice.
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But notice how much you get from the wealth tax.
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What did you notice before and after Trump was elected?
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But that notice did not mention the prior inspection lapses.
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It will be impossible to notice, at least at first.
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You can't help but to notice the brain's jellylike consistency.
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The IRS, according to the Times, didn't really notice it.
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But the agency issuing the notice decides what is reasonable.
|
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What did Jean Kaneko notice about her son's kindergarten class?
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She couldn't be prouder of it and people took notice.
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But the Boss made no notice, no mention at all.
|
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You ever notice he always picks and chooses his fights?
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The Rajasthan Drugs Control Organisation's notice dated March 5 bit.
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Creative entrepreneurs and a young, hip crowd are taking notice.
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The pattern allows you to notice correlations, to make predictions.
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It was sort of like, how did you not notice?
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"Once you start, you can't not notice them," she said.
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The rules are in effect "until further notice," Murphy said.
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Most people don't notice their card is missing the chip.
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You'll notice there are no water bottles in the fridge.
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France's Ligue 1 has also been suspended until further notice.
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Earlier it had said cuts could last until further notice.
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As accolades piled up, other teams and players took notice.
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A notice in The Cape Breton Post announced his death.
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"People notice great contradiction in that sculpture," Ms. Rapaport said.
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Where will I get money from on such short notice?
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In the vast majority of cases, passengers won't even notice.
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It took her too long to notice I was choking.
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She said she appreciated the reminder to notice her surroundings.
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He got 60 days' notice and a month's free rent.
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No one seemed to notice him and no one answered.
|
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The university posted the cancellation notice Thursday on its website.
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All programs will be postponed or canceled until further notice.
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BAM Rose Cinemas in Brooklyn closed Saturday until further notice.
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In this situation we've been given like 24 hours' notice.
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Most notice their imbalance when they do something else athletic.
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There are a few changes that fans will notice, though.
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He may travel within the 50 states with advanced notice.
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"You'll notice that I'm not naming this subject," Gerke said.
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ET Tuesday, according to a notice on its Twitter account.
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You can fire me now, but give two weeks' notice.
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I notice a lot of tequila bottles behind the bar.
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It's just that back then, we didn't notice him much.
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What do you notice about the geography of this country?
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You wouldn't notice anything different unless you looked for it.
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Therefore, til further notice our seating area will be CLOSED.
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Some people don't notice a huge difference, but I do.
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Then, listen again, and notice slight differences in the cries.
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Notice your breath as your chest rises up and down.
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It was not long before the viewing public took notice.
|
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What do you notice about how dialogue is used here?
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Dillingham Airfield will be closed until further notice, Sakahara said.
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Eventually, Harper Quinn took notice and the two moms connected.
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My children notice such moments and jump ahead to help.
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What do you notice people doing to contain the virus?
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What do you notice about how the outbreak affected celebrations?
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Mr. Pavlou posted a notice of the event on Facebook.
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Iran is on notice they must come back to compliance.
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They couldn't help but notice silver flecks in the rocks.
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Effective today, you'll notice a shift in our social channels.
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If they switched roles midway through, I doubt you'd notice.
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The American people take notice when they fail to deliver.
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Procedural rules require him to serve notice within 120 days.
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Then reflect: What did you notice about their daily lives?
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It said the January notice "will not affect normal operations."
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When I got the acceptance notice, I couldn't believe it.
|
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Now the owners notice when an occasional game goes long?
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That promise really made me sit up and take notice.
|
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Some of the departures have drawn more notice than others.
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Also, we did notice more highway noise than we expected.
|
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Individuals are released with a notice to appear in court.
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She quickly amassed a large following and brands took notice.
|
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You'll notice that this week's roundup is longer than most.
|
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The federal seizure notice appeared on the website Friday afternoon.
|
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Subway riders might not notice significant improvements before Election Day.
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Ms. Warren suggests that users wouldn't much notice these changes.
|
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The criminal and corrupt of the world have taken notice.
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Then I began to notice a different kind of energy.
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What claims can you make based on what you notice?
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In 2014, FedLoan sent him official notice that it did.
|
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What do you notice about how she works in quotations?
|
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But notice how the athletes' eyes are so wide open.
|
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Authorities have also issued an international notice for his arrest.
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"They didn't even notice," McTeer said, when they were gone.
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Participants on both sides of the encryption debate took notice.
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Unless, of course, us "fucks" are too dumb to notice.
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First off, notice that G is a tiny number: 214.4.
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The comments came in an advisory notice sent by email.
|
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In other words, only your wallet will notice the difference.
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But we can't help but notice when the markets fall.
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Some of them are so subtle, they're hard to notice.
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If you don't notice a change, then tell them so.
|
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On January 2, Interpol issued a notice for his arrest.
|
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Bike commuters do a lot to make drivers notice them.
|
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But the order, in a way, puts Myanmar on notice.
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Also, did you notice the birds that are flying around?
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I also notice that our trash service bill went through.
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"These things were not brought to our notice," he said.
|
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Everybody took notice — including presumptive 2020 NBA MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo.
|
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Kinsella said the base would remain closed until further notice.
|
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Notice the urge to get online arise and eventually subside.
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To say that our children notice would be an understatement.
|
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Suffice it to say, the basketball world has taken notice.
|
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" Kate would say, "No, you never notice anything about me.
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Getting recruiters to notice your resume is no easy task.
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People don't even notice that the set is a metaphor.
|
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Thankfully, Americans from across the political spectrum have taken notice.
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In its notice, DHS justifies the decision for each country.
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All things most of us would probably notice during sex.
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" Jason Sudeikis as Joe Biden: "Notice anything different about me?
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Also, I notice that EZPass charged my card for tolls.
|
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"Puerto Rico was not included in either notice," they said.
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Toshiba agreed to provide notice before it concludes any deal.
|
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A bunch of folks took notice, including CNN's Jake Tapper.
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You'll notice that Stan doesn't dole out positive reviews often.
|
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An evening curfew will remain in place until further notice.
|
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Notice the tightening of your stomach muscles as you lift.
|
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The inspector general issued a final termination notice on Dec.
|
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Once I got the gig, I gave Bloomingdale's my notice.
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Notice that UNRWA had nothing to do with that census.
|
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Though officials caution a test could happen at short notice.
|
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I got the notice to install it which I did.
|
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Notice anything off about your old Roku player this month?
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As for whether beer was involved, I didn't notice any.
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She was staying put until further notice — end of discussion.
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The people she meets notice, she writes, then they speak.
|
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Fairfax's act was so subtle, many observers didn't even notice.
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And even then, I don't think most folks will notice.
|
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There was no advance notice or debate on the measure.
|
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Uber, U.S. investors and Chinese internet titans are taking notice.
|
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Since that's our frame, we just fail to notice them.
|
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"Unfortunately, I didn't notice much of a change," he said.
|
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"Unfortunately, I didn't notice much of a change," he said.
|
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But it is indeed too early to notice any consequences.
|
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The stay home order is in place till further notice.
|
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Thanks to you guys for showing up on short notice.
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Take time to notice how you handled a recent regret.
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Oscar viewers will also notice a very different stage design.
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Ms. Alicea began to notice money missing from her wallet.
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What do you notice about groupings of the largest bubbles?
|
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It took them, what, 13 years to notice Steve King?
|
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Notice too that there isn't a sign of bias nationally.
|
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Lebanon received an Interpol "red notice" asking for Ghosn's arrest.
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Would Sam notice if I didn't wear it to noodles?
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Not a day goes by when I don't notice it.
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You'll notice your Recode Daily looks a little different today.
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He told me usually he doesn't usually notice BART advertisements.
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They're so omnipresent that The Gray Lady has taken notice.
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I notice I've had a change in my taste buds.
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Even algorithms take some time to notice patterns of malfeasance.
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He stood against the curtains, hoping Trump wouldn't notice him.
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Did you notice any commonalities between the most beloved bookstores?
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There was no customer notice to subscribers posted on Eikon.
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There's always more to notice, more to learn and absorb.
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People with rosacea might also notice an uptick in symptoms.
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I started to notice it was a problem for him.
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"We're officially putting Mr. Trump on notice," the statement reads.
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They clearly mean business, and now Kylie's on notice too.
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But you also notice you're sad that it won't last.
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If you ignore [that notice], of course they'll sue you.
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"Our webhost, Softlayer, got the notice on Saturday," Barrett explained.
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If you notice your team seems directionless (I've been on a few squads where people seemed to not notice the incoming storm), you can ping a location and suggest that everyone head over there.
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How much notice they'll give you beforehand will vary from therapist to therapist, but Susanne Babbel, PhD, a therapist based in San Francisco, says she usually likes to give her patients four weeks notice.
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During my testing, I didn't notice huge performance boosts for regular tasks, but I did notice the Surface Pro 6 felt a lot more snappier than the previous model for launching apps and multitasking.
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The Alaska Marine Highway System website promoting getaways to more than 30,000 miles of picturesque shoreline posted a special notice saying its vessels "will not be sailing until further notice" due to the strike.
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CHICAGO, Jan 4 (Reuters) - CME Group Inc declared force majeure for all soybean shipping stations until further notice because of flooding on the Illinois River, a notice from the exchange operator said on Monday.
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That may be why some local voters claim to have received this notice in the mail: Twitter user Michael Tracey posted this notice, allegedly sent out to Iowa voters by the Ted Cruz campaign.
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The email also states that lawmakers must give two weeks' notice before traveling to an immigrant detention center, and that they will be barred from entering if they do not give the advanced notice.
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He also was the subject of a dismissal notice until this week, but the notice was retracted after lawyers for a nonprofit watchdog group said they were considering filing a federal whistle-blower complaint.
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The filing said the FRA has "no present intention to issue" a new funding notice and said that after a notice was issued it typically takes at least four months to award the funds.
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The FTC study "reconfirms something every good class action lawyer (and notice/claims administrator) already knows and does – simplified claims forms/process and notice in plain English … work best," Selbin said in an email.
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"I tried to not have anyone notice me, or not notice me above the level that they noticed the furniture, so my goal was to keep going until somebody said 'go away,'" he said.
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If you don't already have the Face Recognition setting, Facebook says you will get a notice about it in your News Feed and give you the option to turn it on from that notice.
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It has a few: If you were to walk up to an Essential Phone sitting on a table, the first thing you'd probably notice might actually be the lack of things you're meant to notice.
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To notice patterns, to notice how our language, how our behavior, how the systems and structures and paradigms in which we operate actually reinforce these power differences, which lead to sexual assault and sexual violence.
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The state has said the law doesn't require permission or notice from those third parties before an abortion and includes several provisions that ensure notice or consent isn't required to dispose of the fetal remains.
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Though I didn't notice any serious performance issues on my Acer gaming laptop equipped with an Nvidia GTX 1080 graphics chip, you'll likely notice dropped framerates and jankiness on a PC with a weaker GPU.
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Once you have them on, you really don't notice the soft silicone hooks, and if you play around with the different gel-tips to get the perfect fit, you won't notice the earbuds at all.
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It would do this by prohibiting the FCC from using its Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on the issue in making any decisions, due to the fact that the public comments on that notice were compromised.
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State radio stations also read out the electoral notice on Wednesday.
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He said he didn't notice any weapons or smell of gunpowder.
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Notice the "up to" here – we don't know the exact amount.
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Notice where you could be doing more, and then do it.
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But the next day, he said he got another death notice.
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"You'll definitely notice it because we're presenting it different," Prescott said.
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Only later did he notice the pain in his left foot.
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They gave their modest guest list some notice, but not loads.
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In fact you might not notice they had powers at all.
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Users may also notice a distinct change in the color gamut.
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Justin Bieber will not be meeting his concertgoers until further notice.
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To the scientists' surprise, the frogs didn't seem to notice them.
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Its notice did not provide the legal basis for the appeal.
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Weeks after sending the email, Levandowski resigned without notice from Google.
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I think it was obvious and my coworkers began to notice.
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I notice a pimple by my lip that is particularly prominent.
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Did you notice something funny about President Donald Trump's inaugural address?
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Taxpayers will notice that their Form 1040 has undergone a makeover.
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Also, you may notice the house behind it looks completely unscathed.
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The standard notice time for quitting a job is two weeks.
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The FRRO issued a notice to the company earlier this month.
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Notice how it has a little wall around it for security.
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Today, however, most viewers wouldn't put down their iPad to notice.
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Over-obvious and more subtle than you notice at first glance?
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I notice that he's starting to adopt a more dominant posture.
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The customers at Versailles, however, seemed to take no notice, as
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And several angel investors, at least, have started to take notice.
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My rule about Suge Knight was, 'Don't let him notice you.
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"Just to notice the times when things were good," says Sandberg.
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You'll notice the big spike when people hit their mid-20s.
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Notice how much more definitive the contrast in lighting is here.
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I will give you a lot of notice before that changes.
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You'll definitely notice a difference when it comes to the display.
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Once that happens, we'll get another notice in the Federal Register.
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And I am far from the first person to notice this.
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Sarah Spain was among the first to notice the impropriety: Right?!
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The CPU wavers a skosh, but not enough that you'd notice.
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It's as if he doesn't notice she is speaking at all.
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Look through the questions and notice if any dominant themes emerge.
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EST Tuesday: This is the moment users first notice the outage.
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You'll notice, a bloody splotch growing right below his right shoulder.
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Investors and mainstream restaurant chains have taken notice of the trend.
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" The notice calls Shkreli, "one of America's most successful young entrepreneurs.
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Co Ltd * Says it receives notice from Daiwa Securities Co. Ltd.
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As we begin the commute, we notice it's full of traffic.
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When he arrives I am fast asleep and barely notice him.
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And [my mom is] like, 'Well, most people don't notice that.
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In 1003, bestselling author and business strategist Tony Robbins took notice.
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As he's enjoyed slimming down, others around him have taken notice.
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TransAlta will review Mangrove's notice, it said in a separate statement.
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Viewers – even famous ones – couldn't help but notice the fiery chemistry.
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Eagle-eyed users will notice the new Chrome handles URLs differently.
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Before the notice is even formal, the FCC must approve it.
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Usually the Inauguration Day service draws little notice, much less controversy.
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The Jones campaign has taken notice and begun criticizing his absence.
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You'll also notice rows dedicated to sponsors and live upcoming events.
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But the mainstream auto industry is sitting up and taking notice.
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You might notice that your newsletter looks a little different tonight.
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You're so busy tooling around with Anthem's mechanical joys to notice.
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Your Grandma may not even notice that that's not actually Santa.
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I'd notice he'd make little comments about certain people deserving things.
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If all goes well, Elysium players will barely notice any difference.
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But you'll notice something unusual about it: They all look white.
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So you began to notice more prejudice after to the attack?
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But also notice the shot before—Cuevas's get at the net.
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The DEP issued a notice of violation for that earlier spill.
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I didn't have this problem, but some Rift fans may notice.
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When politicians start to notice, it is time to be concerned.
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" Berkshire Hathaway, B class on Apple: "You'll never notice the difference.
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In turn, the dollar appreciated, and a mercurial president took notice.
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An odd sight for sure, but no one seemed to notice.
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In the V290, you don't really notice either piece of equipment.
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" Mr. Trump took immediate notice of Johnson's comment, tweeting, "I agree!
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The court then suspended the federal government lawsuit until further notice.
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We can't forget to notice the small things along the way.
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Microsoft just put Apple on notice with its new Surface devices.
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You'll notice that two of its systems are also non-functional.
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Actually, the tattoos are the first thing you notice about her.
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Winners are given notice only on the day of the announcement.
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And every week, I eventually notice the games played column. 1.
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You were given notice of this meeting but failed to attend.
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Primary waves move faster, but the average person wouldn't notice them.
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Putting together this best-of list, I started to notice patterns.
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A mandatory evacuation notice came shortly after, at 11:03 p.m.
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We got the notice and cried together on the bathroom floor.
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The 'out of order' notice stuck outside of the elevator doors.
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They are currently in danger, and the world has taken notice.
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But authorities are taking notice and taking steps to deter Instagrammers.
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Those impacted by the storm will appreciate and notice your actions.
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Our hope is that people will take notice, and take action.
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We notice some other things: Billie Lee is vaping a Juul.
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Longterm, you should notice fewer zits and a happier complexion overall.
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We notice than Liv is a lot calmer then Caiden was.
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Other departments were also put on notice to update their systems.
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It's not something you'll notice when wearing them, but others might.
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Social media users soon took notice and made their outrage known.
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You better believe the world's biggest sports network is taking notice.
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I didn't notice any media self-examination resulting from this lapse.
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I never thought… I didn't even know if people would notice.
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The downside is waiting the couple months to notice the difference.
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For all you care about, you don't really notice anything else.
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Mnanaggwa will have to announce a date in an official notice.
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The things we notice, appreciate, or get annoyed by will shift.
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But it excites me for the people who don't notice it.
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Most of time you don't notice, because you're not using them.
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Notice Payne's blissed-out look near the end of her video.
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The Shanghai Futures Exchange has suspended night trading till further notice.
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Everybody who makes money on web traffic absolutely should take notice.
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The Uighurs themselves were transported to Xinjiang, according to the notice.
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" You'll notice that isn't a "no" or an "I'm not running.
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The most effective way to get YouTube to notice a problem?
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In retrospect, it appears to have been a hurry-up notice.
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In a normal year the rest of Australia would barely notice.
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I asked her name & She gave me a Passenger Disturbance Notice!
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Sedimentary bedrock compresses too slowly to notice during a human lifetime.
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I also didn't notice any major changes to my writing process.
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The coupled announced their engagement with a newspaper notice last October.
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You might not notice it, but your cat favors a paw.
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Notice how he perfectly mouths the lyrics, dances to the beat.
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He filed a notice of appeal of his conviction on Friday.
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Neighborhood dogs don't seem to notice that he isn't quite canine.
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The ShFE exchange has suspended night-time trading until further notice.
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But when you're chugging coffee to stay afloat, you really notice.
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You'll notice that instead of being perfect cylinders, they're actually angled.
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Number one: they did notice my nails and it was awesome.
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Esports is a fast-growing business, and investors have taken notice.
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Here's where you'll notice the biggest differences: Glass sandwiches are hot.
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A red notice is an international alert for a wanted person.
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Notice how it's harder to tell as more stylization is applied.
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There are two important features most geeks will notice right away.
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Notice how the diamonds sparkle as you turn your head around.
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How did no one notice the body until the mid-day?
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In your life you would not have deigned to notice it.
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"I didn't notice anything wrong," Seddique Mateen said in an interview.
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The notice added that demolition of fences would begin on Thursday.
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You get the job so you don't notice not getting it.
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You may have some issues accesing the app until further notice.
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The Fresno County Jail is closed to visitors until further notice.
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The Australian Broadcasting Corporation also received a notice, a spokeswoman said.
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But if you're on the ground, you probably won't notice interference.
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Interpol issued a red notice for Werfalli's arrest late last month.
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Typically, extending that time is done with little fanfare or notice.
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New feelings, moods, and cravings will strike at a moment's notice.
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Notice and appreciate the deep pleasure that only exercise can bring.
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Teammate Torrey Smith chimed in after the latest notice Reid received.
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One thing you'll notice right away is the phone's unusual dimensions.
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But now, every time I see one, I notice it more.
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"You hope they don't notice, but they usually do," he said.
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The first thing you notice about McQueen is the toy's heft.
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Which leads to third thing you notice: Salah's wonderful finishing ability.
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You may also notice a strange cut line in the tailgate.
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I notice on the cover you did not put Steak Mtn.
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They are taking notice of the list price on their drugs.
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You mostly don't notice it, until your finger swipes across it.
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Public schools will be closed until further notice, Broach-Akers said.
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She can take all of [my children] and not even notice.
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Claxton did well, earning notice and pictures in the local press.
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"Companies are on notice," Gottlieb said in another statement on Friday.
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You may notice that none of these countries are in Africa.
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At first, Laboratory Coordinator Sheila Black didn't notice the amoeba's presence.
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Everything is familiar now, and so, being familiar, passes without notice.
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That was very quick notice, and I want to thank you.
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You'll notice the taskbar doesn't change, as this needs another tweak.
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But recently, I had started to notice a shift in tone.
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Molli crept off to her room before they could notice her.
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The first difference you'll notice between both drones is the controllers.
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There's a good chance that nobody might even notice the crash.
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Temi: I sometimes notice I'm doing a manspreading on the train.
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Unfortunately, you'll notice that the glaring omission right now is Netflix.
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Canada, where 26 percent of adults have obesity, has taken notice.
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But for black travellers, the advisory notice serves a different purpose.
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And we're all too busy grading on a curve to notice.
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Many of the emails have an attachment, a fake CP2000 notice.
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Too good to not notice how hot the new teacher is?
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In that instance, he didn't provide prior notice to Justice officials.
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The Louisville Metro Housing Authority filed an eviction notice April 25.
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I notice how most of my days look exactly the same.
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When you use your brain to do big things, people notice.
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If you notice anything that we missed, please let us know.
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Alarms go off so frequently in emergency rooms, doctors barely notice.
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"Notice my shirt was accidentally undone the whole time," she said.
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I do notice that I associate that smell with something unpleasant.
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The news has cooperated with The News's efforts to attract notice.
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Like my grandmother, I walk a lot; I notice a lot.
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But, the researchers did notice something else funky, according to Gizmodo.
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One Final Thought: Did you notice the camerawork in this episode?
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I only notice the sound when I accelerate from a stop.
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But did you notice this tiny, and possibly hugely consequential detail?
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That, plus historically low interest rates, has made investors take notice.
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You'll notice how shocked the management reacts to Susie — a woman!
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But look a little closer and you may notice something odd.
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Some countries are putting the internal combustion engine itself on notice.
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Notice that I've hardly mentioned any traditional car manufacturers so far.
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We were just all too focused on his hair to notice.
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On the login screen you'll notice a Browse as Guest option.
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A notice about shift times was not included in the letter.
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The company disclosed that notice in a regulatory filing last March.
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She was not the only one to notice C.K.'s appearance.
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As I wander away from them, I notice something following me.
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Notice the drop of venom at the tip of the stinger.
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You may also notice some spotting around the time of ovulation.
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It can take three to six months to notice any improvement.
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He removed it within hours after it generated widespread notice online.
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WATTERS: Do you notice how my voice sounds lower and calmer?
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You wouldn't die with just one kidney, but you'd certainly notice.
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Golden Screen Cinemas also had a similar notice on its website.
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However, they didn't expect the notice to reach so many people.
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Or to notice the T. rex in the hallway just outside.
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At most, he might notice that you've deleted some files recently.
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It was as if I did not notice it was there.
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Notice how the pliers don't have to be open for this.
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And then one day, he woke up and she didn't notice.
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You ever notice how the empathy, though, just runs one way?
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This is not something you would notice with the human eye.
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When it happens in San Francisco, the whole country takes notice.
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The first thing I notice is the texture of the bun.
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You'll also notice that it feels like it'll never wear out.
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So she put a "help" notice out on the platform Nextdoor.
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Doug Ducey said his office is reviewing the notice of claim.
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He instructed her to sneak away so no one would notice.
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Around the same time, Harvard's NiemanLab took notice of their work.
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I started to notice things that hadn't occurred to me before.
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People took notice of the reality star's Insta-heart and bristled.
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Google will then notice the accumulating bounces, and you'll be penalized.
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