The lender will submit a Notice of Default followed by a Notice of Sale.
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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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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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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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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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"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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I think voters are going to take notice of that.
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Twitter Notice of Voluntary Dismissal by Anonymous U9RiYGpG on Scribd
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Stand up and take notice of NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson.
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But Twitter, of course, took notice of the funny moment.
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Hopefully the American people will take notice of all this.
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Updated with information about the Justice Department's notice of appeal.
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The agricultural industry has taken notice of Indigo's groundbreaking advancements.
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And the committees are taking notice of the consistent discrepancy.
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Fund managers are once again on notice of potential redemptions.
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Chinese tech giants have already taken notice of the regions.
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He told his followers to take notice of the sound.
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Outside parties have taken notice of Peru to provide funding.
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The NBA world has taken notice of Leonard's improved playmaking.
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Blanchard began to take notice of rampant discrimination against women.
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He takes notice of Bob's frail, ill son, Tiny Tim.
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And Congress took notice of that data during Mnuchin's hearing.
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Mr. Pavlou posted a notice of the event on Facebook.
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Sign up here for advance notice of them by email.
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If you ignore [that notice], of course they'll sue you.
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Investors and mainstream restaurant chains have taken notice of the trend.
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The DEP issued a notice of violation for that earlier spill.
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" Mr. Trump took immediate notice of Johnson's comment, tweeting, "I agree!
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You were given notice of this meeting but failed to attend.
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He filed a notice of appeal of his conviction on Friday.
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They are taking notice of the list price on their drugs.
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Doug Ducey said his office is reviewing the notice of claim.
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Around the same time, Harvard's NiemanLab took notice of their work.
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People took notice of the reality star's Insta-heart and bristled.
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A notice of readiness for trial had been filed in April.
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If you're in the game, you gotta take notice of that.
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As you proceed to your seat, take notice of your route.
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Avery has filed a notice of appeal in his own case.
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Wrestling fans have certainly taken notice of their idols dying early.
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Still, Democrats might want to take notice of what went wrong.
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Flying Lotus took notice of those guys, and Thundercat [became big].
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Fried said his office filed a notice of torte claim Tuesday.
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Others simply take notice of what leave possibilities are out there.
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Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) and took notice of two industry rivals.
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In the mid-255s, Italians really took notice of the island.
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Public notice of the orders was then removed from the website.
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Kindly give public notice of my decision as soon as possible.
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Video game companies will want to take notice of that difference.
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A "notice of violation" letter sent to the foundation on Sept.
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This follows a September 2015 supplemental notice of proposed rule-making.
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Brafman last month filed a notice of appeal of Shkreli's conviction.
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Google, it seems, has sat up and taken notice of this.
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Amy Schumer herself took notice of the image and shared it.
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Headline writers have taken notice of the shift in the race.
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The restaurant employees took no notice of him and said nothing.
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Drug traffickers had already taken notice of Las Pilas, villagers say.
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His performances have attracted the notice of several Formula One teams.
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Forcillo's lawyers swiftly filed a notice of appeal of his conviction.
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By then, Mr. Stamos had drawn the notice of Facebook executives.
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Second, there's no notice of the categories of personal information shared.
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Politicians have taken notice of the groundswell, especially among young voters.
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It filed a 90-day advanced notice of its intent Thursday.
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The stadium refinancing was contained in a notice of a Sept.
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And supervisors must now receive advance notice of all future drills.
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Murphy thinks Trump has taken notice of those sky-high numbers.
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The notice of claim was first reported by The Daily News.
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As a result, I've served Deputy Blount a notice of termination.
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Matthew Newburg: Your honor, he's received his notice of appellate rights.
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"Accordingly, the notice of proposed rulemaking is being withdrawn," it added.
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The paper said it had not received formal notice of the lawsuit.
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This alarming ethical conundrum has not escaped the notice of global governments.
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He said he understood all workers had been given notice of redundancy.
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Even typing "notice of proposed rulemaking" just now made me incredibly sleepy.
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Having your movie play at Cannes means people take notice of it.
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We're trying to use Twitter to give some advance notice of livestreaming.
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EU leaders have taken notice of Russia's links to European fringe parties.
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Those following Cardboard will likely take notice of the "iOS" bit above.
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Other players and celebrities took notice of the 25-year-old outfielder.
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Large corporations have also taken notice of the economic opportunities in Arizona.
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Today, Jules P. Markey makes us take notice of literal CROSS REFERENCES.
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In 2015, the investing community sat up and took notice of edtech.
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Remember: Hiring managers take notice of everything, from word choice to typos.
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New York isn't the only metropolis to take notice of Saturday's attacks.
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It doesn't hurt that some celebrities are taking notice of her work.
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Tourists have taken notice of the misery spilling out into city streets.
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The notice of proposed rulemaking, or NPRM, will be made available tomorrow.
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LGBTQ couples can lodge their notice of intent to marry beginning Saturday.
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Read the agency's notice of proposed rulemaking, which kicks off the debate.
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Growing up, she says didn't take much notice of her mother's career.
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Financial markets have taken notice of the acrimony over the negotiating table.
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Payne and Harris said they did not receive notice of the recall.
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People will take notice of your ability to write and speak well.
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Of course, traditional tech companies are taking notice of the trend, too.
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The anesthesiologist soon arrived and he too took notice of my tattoos.
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I never really taken much notice of insects of invertebrates in general.
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Often, they don't even give advance notice of firm closures and layoffs.
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Yolanda says she initially thought she read the notice of sanctions incorrectly.
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A notice of his death was published by his family on Legacy.com.
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Six years later, in 2800, he got a second notice of foreclosure.
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I was struck by the notice, though, the notice of proposed rulemaking.
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Democrats in the early states have taken notice of what is happening.
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Starbucks isn't the only company to take notice of Congo's agricultural potential.
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And I think we actually have to take notice of that too.
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Comscore is not the first measurement firm to take notice of Twitch.
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The ProMED post was the first public notice of illnesses and deaths.
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They could not be reached for comment regarding the notice of allegations.
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It's unclear how many other lawmakers had advance notice of the strike.
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Policy makers all over the country should take notice of their work.
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Investors are taking notice of the deteriorating sentiment over the company's fundamentals.
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The outspoken free agent took immediate notice of the move on Monday.
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Download the full text of the FDA's advance notice of proposed rulemaking.
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"They took notice of me and Sleepyhead because of Shawn," he said.
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North Korea stopped giving advance notice of its missile tests in 2014.
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The government could also try to withdraw its notice of intention to leave the EU. May has said she does not want to delay Britain's exit from the EU, and will not revoke the notice of intention to leave.
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Files a notice of intention to make a proposal to creditors * Strike Minerals Inc - filing a notice of intention to make a proposal to its creditors in accordance with bankruptcy and insolvency act * Strike Minerals Inc - Farber & Partners Inc.
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It's disgusting, and Twitter is starting to take notice of his offensive language.
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On Thursday, the NCAA released its Notice of Allegations following a lengthy investigation.
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Trump hasn't formally sent a notice of withdrawal to Canada or Mexico yet.
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Trump had previously said he opposed giving any advance notice of the ban.
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Carmakers have said they have not received formal notice of an infringement procedure.
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Attorneys representing Hernandez's family filed notice of a wrongful death claim in November.
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Then, her daughter (played by Juno Temple) takes notice of Mickey as well.
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In December, his lawyers filed a notice of intent for an insanity defense.
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People on Twitter also took notice of this dichotomy, and criticized the show.
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Take notice of how your desk is set up and adjust as needed.
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"We provided a prompt notice of the leak to multiple agencies," Mendoza said.
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I was hopeful when President Trump took notice of the tragedy in Chicago.
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So, most people -- even political junkies -- took almost no notice of his decision.
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He got a notice of the hearing, which had been scheduled for Sept.
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The world at large was taking notice of the online porn explosion, too.
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Couldn't he have given them a little notice of his earth-shattering comments?
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We're pretty sure the Members of Parliament will absolutely take notice ... of Joanna.
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It will give at least 24 hours' notice of any strikes, it said.
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Eventually, more people took notice of Cardi B, increasing her social media following.
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" Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner took notice of Machado's initial comments, labeling them "troubling.
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Ford wants the world to take notice of its plans for electric vehicles.
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The Notice of Violation issued by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Sept.
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Global energy markets have already taken notice of the recent arrests, with the
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The company said it had not received notice of the regulators' final decision.
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The comments are sought as part of a Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking.
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Lawmakers in Washington have taken notice of the tech industry's lack of diversity.
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I love that people are taking notice of what these guys are doing.
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They issued an advanced notice of proposed rulemaking as they examine the matter.
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Right afterward, Shkreli's lawyers filed an official notice of appeal of his conviction.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES POLITICS & 2020: Democratic voters are taking notice of Sen.
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I'm far from the only one who has taken notice of this incongruence.
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There will be many watchful eyes taking notice of your activities this weekend.
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You will notice, of course, that the Great Man theory involved no women.
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Whether AT&T's board will take notice of Elliott's saber rattling is unclear.
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In New York, employers must give workers two weeks notice of their schedule.
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"It's enough that people take notice (of the problems) and think," he added.
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Recently, Chinese state media began to take notice of Peppa Pig's viral fame.
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The administration needs to give Congress 90 days notice of changes to NAFTA.
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Lakewood said the timing on the notice of intent was also particularly striking.
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In October Pruitt sent an official notice of proposed rulemaking to repeal CPP.
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They have 10 days from the sentencing to file a notice of appeal.
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The story also attracted the notice of lawyers working with other Epstein victims.
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In 2015, the FAA issued a part 147 notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM).
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Travel & Leisure isn't the only travel publication to take notice of Asheville recently.
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Ankara said it gave both Moscow and Washington advance notice of its intentions.
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Wheeler has launched a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) to address these issues.
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Goodlatte gave notice of the Monday subpoena, but not the amended Tuesday date.
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At least one other Democratic presidential candidate took notice of The Intercept's report.
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And the city of Nanaimo finally took notice of its well-traveled square.
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I've been retained, but I have not entered a notice of appearance yet.
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Zuma was given formal notice of his party's recall of support early Tuesday.
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Trump said the United Nations would soon receive formal notice of the withdrawal.
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One is a Notice of Proposed Rule-making for updating the public file requirements and another is a report and order (as well as a Further Notice of Proposed Rule-making) that deals with the requirements for reporting network outages.
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According to The Mercury News, workers were not given advance notice of the decision.
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The video has racked up 146,000 shares, and Elliott took notice of Halsey's tribute.
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The pop star was not the only celebrity to take notice of Trump's photo.
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As for whether husband Dax Shepard took notice of the need for said tape?
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Stone has since deleted the photo and filed a "notice of apology" in court.
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Although his divisive view has gained more notice of late, it is not new.
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The Philadelphia Record and other papers also took occasional notice of unbeaten Plainfield Teachers.
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Clearly, the minds behind Westworld really want you to take notice of the object.
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The low audit rate doesn't escape the notice of right-wing anti-government activists.
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"Everyone just took notice of him and fell in love," Fitzgerald told ABC News.
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BHP said it had not yet received any formal notice of the legal claim.
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Olive Garden isn't the only chain to take notice of the cookie butter trend.
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"I will take notice of these brands and want to do business with them."
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Hollywood is taking notice of the upcoming 50th anniversary of the Manson Family murders.
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Fortunately, the technology community has taken notice of the massive opportunity in this space.
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People have started to take notice of all the data they are giving away.
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This isn't the first time a major U.S. social company took notice of TikTok.
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Social media users weren't the only ones to take notice of Chanco's voluminous locks.
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In its new notice of proposed rulemaking, the FCC proposes to correct that omission.
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EINHORN: YOU KNOW, WE HAVE SENT THEM A NOTICE OF NOMINATION FOR THE DIRECTORS.
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Ukraine, France and Turkey gave notice of a derogation in the past few years.
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Still, Democrats nationally are taking notice of Bullock bringing aboard a seasoned veteran strategist.
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The mouse (the market) has been taking little notice of the cat (the Fed).
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Both curators and Instagram users are taking notice of the quality of the work.
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Avery filed a notice of appeal last month with the Wisconsin Court of Appeals.
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All affected customers have been given three day's notice of the cancellations, it said.
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Most of us expect to have some notice of whether our actions are illegal.
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State officials said they were not given notice of the danger to the residents.
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Achmea "has taken notice of the decision by Kifid," Achmea said in a statement.
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Scientists who agree with Horner's stance took notice of the kitchen scene's scientific wink.
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State officials filed a notice of their appeal in the lower court last week.
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Comments in a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking are designed to elicit substantive policy recommendations.
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Moreover, no formal notice of rejection is sent to the voter after Election Day.
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What are some things you've seen in the space that you've taken notice of?
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LET ME JUST SAY I HAVE NO ADVANCE NOTICE OF WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE.
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That report did not come to the notice of Western Europe for many years.
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After receiving Bennett's notice of intent to sue, Argento agreed to pay him $380,000.
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Why are everyday people taking notice of 1UP as opposed to other graffiti artists?
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Who else outside the West Wing was provided advance notice of the specific content?
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" The officers took notice of another man who wore a hoodie saying "Cop Watch.
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This week in 1974, The Times took notice of a new trend: video games.
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It doesn't require employers to provide flexible scheduling or advance notice of shift scheduling.
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Notice of the event was published in the Italian papers, and the real Mrs.
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Meanwhile, the Indonesian government protested Saudi Arabia's execution, without notice, of an Indonesian citizen.
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The game understands exactly what kinds of things skeptical players will take notice of.
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Fortunately, in this case, someone took notice of his behavior and got him help.
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The notice of infraction "carries a potential fine of $2,034," according to the release.
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One day after the British Airways announcement, the ICO issued another notice of intent.
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The plaintiff and Baylor filed a joint notice of settlement Tuesday in federal court.
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It seems that at least some TikTok users have taken notice of Jenner's disappearance.
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"Assessment" gave the impression the letter was notice of an overdue property tax bill.
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Nessel sent a notice of intended action to the Brooklyn-based company on Aug.
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The administration will give notice of the proposed rule later this week, Bloomberg reported.
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" The police department added that it received no prior notice of "the activists' plans.
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Employers should also make certain that the nanny has notice of the new law.
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Slow: the repetitions force the reader to take notice of them and slow down.
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So she missed the notice of her hearing date, and then missed the hearing.
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According to the documents, Bennett sent Argento notice of intent to sue late last year.
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The department filed a notice of appeal in federal court in Lubbock, Texas on Friday.
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Arnold & Porter, the firm representing Juárez, filed a notice of claim against Eloy in August.
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Eloy pulled out of its agreement with CoreCivic after Juárez filed the notice of claim.
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News of the Metrolinx notice of default was first reported by the Toronto Star newspaper.
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The Senate Foreign Relations Committee received formal notice of the pending sale on May 19.
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During the flight she took notice of what seemed to be a lost young lady.
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A notice of the survey published on Guyana's Maritime Administration Department's website was dated Dec.
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Legislators have also taken notice of the benefits that come from direct care as well.
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Bernice King, the youngest daughter of MLK Jr., also took notice of the strange tweet.
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So naturally, the internet took notice of just how bizarre Bran turned out to be.
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" He later filed a "notice of apology" in court, calling the photograph and comment "improper.
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ET to schedule a reading on injunctive relief, along with the company's notice of application.
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Following the singer's notice of appeal, Lepera said Kesha was time-wasting and spinning lies.
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He also filed a notice of apology with the court, apologizing for the "improper" post.
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In 229, environmental and ecological activists took notice of the campaign started by local farmers.
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On Wednesday, his attorneys filed a notice of appeal to the Superior Court of Pennsylvania.
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"Any entity considering evading our sanctions should take notice of this action today," Pompeo said.
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The industry and musicians had taken very little notice of what fans were doing online.
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As others took notice of her love of Keds, they started gifting her new pairs.
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The new notice of allegations looks even more favorable for the Tar Heels' revenue sports.
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Perhaps the younger man will take notice of and render respect to the older man.
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An advanced notice of proposed rulemaking is typically issued before a regulation is formally proposed.
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He also earned the notice of Die Hard producer Joel Silver and director John McTiernan.
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I think the first electric bass player I ever took notice of was Bill Wyman.
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But HUD released an advanced notice of proposed rulemaking on Tuesday that could change that.
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The initial notice of rule-making referenced the BP disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.
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When you send the right signals, people will take notice of you and your work.
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The play has encouraged him to take more notice of the numinous in everyday life.
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Under Oklahoma statute, an notice of appeal must be filed within 10 days of sentencing.
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His attorney Steve Greenberg said they never got notice of the court appearance in Minnesota.
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De Vetten says she began baking professionally after people took notice of her wedding cake.
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Commissioners will also weigh a notice of proposed rulemaking related to the emergency alerts system.
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The reason -- until dog owners are on notice of aggression, it's unfair to punish them.
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Of course, Viall and his partner, Peta Murgatroyd, took notice of the campaign against them.
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It expected a notice of the general meeting to be sent to shareholders on Monday.
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By the time the luscious Alaskan crab legs arrived, Meyhem took notice of the service.
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"We have sent them a notice of nomination for the directors," Einhorn said on CNBC.
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I'll see how the notice of motion, the content and why are they disputing that.
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The gates of Buckingham Palace will then dawn a black-edged notice of the news.
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This was during the era of McCarthyism, and the government took notice of his activities.
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Most countries in the region do, however, require employers to give prior notice of monitoring.
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Applicants would have notice of the evidence necessary to successfully support a petition for clemency.
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Some would require drugmakers to give advance notice of price increases above a certain threshold.
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They were made to comply with a federal law requiring advanced notice of mass layoffs.
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Wary Republicans in the state quickly speculated that she had advance notice of Meadows' retirement.
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EPA did not send a wide notice of the event to the agency press list.
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The idea is to ensure that the market has any notice of potential deal talks.
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All Australian couples must provide a full month's notice of their intention to get married.
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"Men in particular always take notice of other men's watches in the boardroom," she says.
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Watson no doubt took notice of the Panthers' battering Kyler Murray in Arizona last week.
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" He added, "The team is legendary and the [sic] everyone will take notice of this.
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But if we're put on notice of them constructively, we can often make big improvements.
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E.O.s, replied, acknowledging receipt of the resignation — but he also included a notice of termination.
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Employers must post notice of workers' voting rights at least 10 days before an election.
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The partners had agreed to give each other 12 months' notice of any intention to withdraw.
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The contract, which has been in place since 2009, requires a 120-day notice of termination.
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Your guilty pleasures and weird obsessions have apparently not escaped the notice of Spotify's number crunchers.
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It sends its second notice of breach of contract and gives it 30 days to fix.
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The ever-fashionable Middleton will no doubt wear plenty of outfits that Twitter takes notice of.
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Soon after that, the rest of the league took notice of the star's choice of lumber.
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The mass appeal of these films did not escape the notice of the era's political players.
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Michael Mowla, filed the notice of appeal last week, according to court documents CNN obtained Tuesday.
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I think it's a way of blending in, of evading notice, of not being as obvious.
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A notice of the SEC probe was also included in a Starwood Waypoint filing on Wednesday.
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The deal also includes a confidentiality clause that gives Amazon advance notice of public records requests.
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All that changed as the town took notice of the voice that was pitching those songs.
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Even if you get no official notice of your taxable gains, you're expected to report them.
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Commanders in Iraq say they were given less than an hour's notice of the air strikes.
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Bats filed a notice of petition to review the SEC decision which has now been accepted.
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And the American Theatre Wing and The Broadway League took notice of Mean Girls's onstage accomplishments.
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I'm writing this article while lounging in my new office, gazing at my notice of layoff.
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Roy Cooper proposed making localities give the legislature 30 days' notice of any proposed new NDO.
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"We take careful notice of everything the U.S. says on these issues," Hunt told BBC radio.
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Cofece had published a notice of the probe earlier on Thursday in the daily government gazette.
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The division said it will give interested parties at least 15 days' notice of the meeting.
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Loveland filed a request for reconsideration and a notice of dispute of the debt in October.
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LEDE: The White House is starting to take notice of the growing influence of artificial intelligence.
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With advanced notice of the approaching storm from weather satellite imagery, fatalities were in the dozens.
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The committee sent notice of its decision to Burwell on September 25, 2015—four months ago.
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The agency has received notice of 57 deals since it began tracking them three years ago.
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Almost a third receive notice of their work schedules less than one day before they start.
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Even if you get no official notice of your taxable gains, the IRS wants its share.
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It's been flying in bitcoin's shadow, but investors are taking notice of its powerful financial technology.
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Among the promises: A vow to file a notice of intent to withdraw from the TPP.
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In a statement the unions said they planned to formally lodge notice of strikes on Sept.
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The DOT plans to issue a notice of proposed rulemaking based on the agreement next summer.
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Voters took notice of Walton's work as well; he finished tied for eighth in the balloting.
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But he stopped short of saying the Russians had advance notice of the chemical weapons attack.
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FERC is supposed to rule on Perry's so-called notice of proposed rule making on Dec.
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Employers receive advance written notice of the risks of not paying by the hour, officials said.
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ANNOUNCES RECEIPT OF RESOLUTION OF NASDAQ NOTICE OF DEFICIENCY Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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But he can also take notice of you and the rest of your friends and family.
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Neither the White House nor the Pentagon had bothered to give Mattis notice of his termination.
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Moving On This year's election has forced Americans to take notice of class divisions between workers.
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Take notice of how Rita Moreno's character, Lydia, remains estranged from her sister for 20 years.
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The president took notice of Mr. DeSantis, a Navy veteran, and praised his candidacy last December.
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Telegram has already filed a notice of appeal to the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Tyson and Carter took notice of the attention and cash suddenly being showered on their state.
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But that's where the official notice of its closing, just shy of 30 years, went up.
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Activists said notice of the temporary prohibition was conveyed orally to local restaurant owners and vendors.
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It is impossible to know how many less brash schemes have escaped the notice of prosecutors.
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Despite more than two years' notice of Sprint's departure, Nascar has yet to announce a replacement.
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"We have taken notice of the reports," the spokeswoman said during a regular government news conference.
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The agency's notice of intent to conduct an environmental impact statement is open for public comment.
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Employees would then have to agree to move before receiving a formal notice of their relocation.
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Take notice of when you're feeling uncomfortable, and use it as a lesson to move forward.
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The White House has not yet sent around any formal internal notice of Bacon's new role.
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Notice of the offer was published on the European Commission's website on Friday without providing details.
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That month the New York Stock Exchange also issued a notice of delisting for Alere stock.
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Connecticut made a similar plea earlier this year in its own notice of intent to sue.
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The Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking was published in the "Federal Register" on December 26, 2017.
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But the president wanted the American people to sit up and take notice of the attack.
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And it's not only states that are taking notice of the public's scrutiny of these businesses.
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"It's awesome that people take notice of what I've got growing on my head," he said.
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"Nobody in this class got constitutionally adequate notice of their right to opt out," Friedman said.
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"Our history books have taken little notice of the Negro soldier," McGee said in the documentary.
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But despite the shoddy science, people have clearly taken notice of the "miracle" of stem cells.
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I tell my boss that I'm putting in my notice of resignation at my part-time job.
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For example, Iran is permanently required to provide advance notice of plans to build a nuclear facility.
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Chris Webber: I'd always taken notice of guys calling games like George Blaha, Dick Stockton, John Madden.
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In 2010, the tribe received a Notice of Violation (NOV) from the National Indian Gaming Commission (NIGC).
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I recognize that because the NBA is global business we have to take notice of these issues.
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"The only problem with pressure from readers is when you take any notice of it," Pullman says.
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As a result, the Army would terminate its notice of intent to prepare an Environmental Impact Statement.
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After some time dating, Antin took notice of her love for the drink and started asking questions.
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They gained a following after the internet took notice of their bath bombs that resembled Mexican pastries.
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Read the attorneys general's notice of appeal here, and learn more about the Texas court ruling here.
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That said, in most states, landlords are required to give 30 days notice of a rent increase.
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Other policies require advance notice of layoffs and, in some instances, consultation with unions or workers' counsels.
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The following month, he filed a "notice of intent to serve (a) subpoena for deposition" on SourceCorp.
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A technique called interferometric synthetic-aperture radar can give a few weeks' notice of such a collapse.
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That would give building owners more notice of problems, permitting them to move facilities in good time.
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The port, however, said on Thursday that it had not received notice of any official import restrictions.
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It took many years for Fleming to get the scientific world to take notice of his work.
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Policy-makers and utility CEOs across the nation will take notice of the scale of this investment.
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"To this day, Plaintiff has not received notice of his termination consistent with these policies and procedures."
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The state Employment Security Department said it had received notice of 211 layoffs planned by the company.
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You'll see how North Korean officials, who tightly control all media, are taking notice of social media.
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Sainsbury's and Asda's response to the CMA's notice of possible remedies was published in full on Friday.
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In his brief opposing dismissal, Borzilleri said DOJ didn't give him enough notice of its consolidation suggestion.
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The selfless move quickly caught the notice of Olympic broadcasters, who commented on her show of sportsmanship.
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A spokesman for VW in South Korea said the company had not received notice of the complaint.
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Numerous trend pieces have taken notice of Instagram players like The Hoodwitch and podcasts like Witch, Please.
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The University of Louisville has also confirmed it received notice of being included in the federal investigation.
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Our leaders have only minutes to make decisions about nuclear use upon notice of a nuclear attack.
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State laws then require couples to give 28 days' notice of their intention to marry, Croome said.
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It took a few weeks, but borrowers finally took notice of a drop in mortgage interest rates.
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Public notice of these corrections is welcome progress from a court that is often resistant to change.
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This outweighs the profits reaped by Australian companies from delayed notice of the destruction of the reefs.
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Typically companies join the market around two weeks after publishing a notice of their intention to float.
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Mr. Stephens also faulted the Social Security Administration for giving users scant notice of the new requirement.
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The item Wheeler sent to his fellow commissioners this week is called a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking.
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Monica Ramos, public Information officer for Bexar County, said the county hasn't received notice of the lawsuit.
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The Supreme Court had earlier issued a statement saying it had "taken serious notice" of Siddiqui's speech.
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Portuguese cabin crew union SNPVAC has given notice of five days of strike action from Aug. 21.
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"We never give advance notice of going into a battle area -- we just never do," she said.
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A shirt company took notice of a Giants design I did on my beard and contacted me.
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Her mother immediately took notice of the new double eyelid that had temporarily transformed her left eye.
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Women everywhere took notice of my belly bulge and figured it was safe to make a comment.
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One of the first times he was late, a notice of eviction was posted to his door.
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Clearly, the financial class has taken notice of millennial work-life balance issues as an investment opportunity.
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A notice of failure to pay child support bars someone from getting a barber's license, for example.
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The DEA has filed a notice of intent to schedule and ban kratom by September 30th, 2016.
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This shows that the Fed is taking notice of the recent shift in market perception about inflation.
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Then Larry [Ellison, Oracle's co-founder] took notice of me, and I started working directly for him.
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The president's surfacing of the white farmer issue did not escape the notice of the far right.
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The eye suddenly takes notice of buildings stranded by time, and looks at them with greater kindness.
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He had been one of the first federal prosecutors to take notice of problems with OxyContin abuse.
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Along with Princess Cruises and Carnival Cruise Lines, Holland America was also issued a notice of violation.
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The beauty of the coast has not escaped the notice of developers, hoping to attract more tourists.
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The notice of rules violations is the first step in the antidoping agency's process for issuing sanctions.
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The Quebec-based drugmaker said last week it had received a notice of default from its bondholders.
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Some tech companies have taken notice of Han's work, which was first posted online late last year.
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And notice of a possible shake-up was a warning shot to his team to make adjustments.
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The statute requires the president to give Congress formal notice of American military action within 48 hours.
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It's definitely a surprisingly lovely watch, and I'm glad it's received the positive notice of being nominated.
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The lawyer, Marc Kasowitz, filed the notice of appeal in New York County Supreme Court on Sunday.
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They took notice of its brown plumage, its white head and tail and its large, hooked beak.
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" Per blanches, and then laughs, remembering the signposts he had seen earlier: "Take notice of the echo!
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It is best to take no notice of his high jinks when he is in his fits.
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Railroads would provide weekly updates on their service performance metrics under the supplemental notice of proposed rulemaking.
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"You don't often see Indian entrepreneurs selected for it, so we took notice of Ritesh," said Somaia.
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And the disastrous mass Notice of Intent program administered by the U.S. Copyright Office will be eliminated.
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Employers must post a notice of employees' voting rights at least 10 days before a statewide election.
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Some must meet state laws requiring 30-day or 60-day advance notice of the program's shutdown.
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Some companies may challenge the guidance on the grounds that USCIS didn't provide sufficient notice of the change.
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The students took notice of the Earth&aposs ionosphere , a part of the upper atmosphere that contains plasma.
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Then, as policymakers and doctors took notice of widespread painkiller misuse, they pulled back access to the drugs.
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The actual contents of the proposed rule are not public, but notice of it was posted on Reginfo.
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The court said it will provide advance notice of 60 to 90 minutes when a decision is imminent.
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On Thursday, the Labor Department announced it was publishing a notice of proposed rulemaking to rescind the rule.
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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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Oregon became the first state to require that employers give workers advance notice of their schedules when Gov.
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The Dems also have 65 women members (34.5 percent) It didn't escape the notice of Twitter users, either.
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Phelps took notice of Agar's incredible strength and took to social media on Wednesday to wish him luck.
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The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration has received notice of about 736,000 scam attempts since October 2013.
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Firms should ask about harassment in anonymous "climate surveys" to ensure that they get early notice of problems.
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Lady Gaga is giving us nearly a million reasons to take notice of her on-stage sartorial choices.
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The notice of proposed rulemaking released today is full of questions: some reasonable, some rhetorical and some desperate.
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They were among a growing cohort of other global authorities taking notice of the crisis on Colombia's border.
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This is a great day to show off—people will take notice of you and appreciate your talents.
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The Federal Reserve has taken notice of higher borrowing costs resulting from the conversion of prime money funds.
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Mr Suga is known for running a tight ship and for demanding advance notice of questions from journalists.
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With the right lighting and angle, you took notice of the sparkly embellishments on his Dior Homme piece.
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U.S.-listed shares of Valeant Pharmaceuticals fell in extended trading after the company received a notice of default.
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Regulators and polluters have 60 days to respond after the groups file their notice of intent to sue.
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Clinton allies have claimed that the FBI's late notice of the newly discovered emails cost her the election.
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The South Lanarkshire Council caught notice of it, letting her know they'd figure something out — and they did.
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Prior to filing, there was no notice of closures, which lead brides to believe that all was well.
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The FTA issued an advanced notice of proposed rulemaking regarding public transportation agency safety plans in October 2013.
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Even Marc Jacobs has taken notice of Jenner's modeling skills, casting her in his fall/winter 2016 show.
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In May 643, the NCAA sent North Carolina a notice of allegations regarding alleged academic fraud among athletes.
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The Senate Foreign Relations chairman did not give his delegation any advance notice of his decision, lawmakers said.
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Once a public notice of the case was published in a local newspaper, Omido says the threats increased.
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The proposed sales were first reported in June when Congress was sent an informal notice of the proposal.
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The CFTC is issuing a supplemental notice of proposed rulemaking to update its original proposal from last December.
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As friends and families mourned, many are taking notice of how far gay culture has progressed among Latinos.
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Whether or not Robinhood is ultimately successful, big investors are taking more notice of digital finance start-ups.
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Big banks have taken notice of these young, agile companies hoping to steal some of their market share.
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The decision by U.S. authorities to issue a notice of violation of environmental law against VW on Sept.
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The U.S. has taken notice of China's broader space ambitions which have included increased investment and notable achievements.
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In Florida, a will has to be filed in court within 10 days of receiving notice of death.
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The first action requiring the solicitor general's approval, a notice of appeal, was filed on March 8, 2011.
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As a result, these families are regularly removed without adequate notice of, let alone guidance about, their cases.
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Nagel said he will file a notice of intent to sue the school district for allegedly being negligent.
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A final notice of eviction is now pending with a city marshal and could be served within weeks.
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Several lawmakers said Congress received no advance notice of Trump's announcement, leaving them fuming and scratching their heads.
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To date, Hostess has received notice of two allergic reactions related to the products covered by this recall.
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Most customers will get the first notice of their new premium costs in November, just before Election Day.
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He shorted the stock of a company about which he appeared to have advance notice of bad news.
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Mr. Trump also had to mollify a rattled ally, Japan, which got no advance notice of his decision.
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Government sources told Reuters on Jan 10 that Ottawa was increasingly convinced Washington would give notice of withdrawal.
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Getting tourists to take more notice of other museums is difficult, by its curator Mr. Sannibale's own admission.
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A notice of intention to appoint BDO as administrators is likely to be filed early next week. bit.
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In December, the CBD filed a 60-day notice of intent to sue the administration over the permit.
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A notice of Hunter's plea hearing was posted Monday morning on the federal court docket in San Diego.
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Other reports noted that both the hospital and local authorities similarly got no advance notice of Trump's visit.
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The idea, they acknowledged, was to make a statement worthy of Instagram — and the notice of their peers.
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One reader who took special notice of our story was Ken Garrett, an entertainment lawyer in Beverly Hills.
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Hackers have taken notice of that and are already using encrypted DNS to deliver malware to unsuspecting victims.
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Remarkably, he did so without even providing Ms. Clifford with notice of the proceeding and basic due process.
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Maybe someone else besides us will finally take notice of these outrageous kangaroo court proceedings happening at Guantánamo.
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Debenhams has 21 days to respond and it then has to give 28 days' notice of a meeting.
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Aguilar's supporters said they'd finally gotten good news Monday when attorneys received written notice of the judge's ruling.
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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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Interacting with your audience when you present makes them sit up and take notice of what you're saying.
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It would certainly awaken the notice of almost every thinking person in this country regardless of political stance.
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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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Even the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York has taken notice of Modern Meadow's futuristic leather.
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If it is a HIPAA-covered program, they're going to have something called a Notice of Privacy Practices.
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Prosecutors then missed a deadline to file a notice of intent to seek the death penalty, leading Gov.
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This trend has attracted the notice of Republican members of Congress—and frequently affected their behavior in office.
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Masson's visual discord compels us to take notice of the various ways that art conventions mold our responses.
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Lawyers for Mr. Cosby filed the notice of appeal to Philadelphia Superior Court, seeking to reverse the judge's Feb.
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In a statement Friday, Mr. Steele said his office would file a response to Mr. Cosby's notice of appeal.
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Which is when the world sat up and took notice of what was happening in the small lithium market.
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The first instance, in 1998, came with no warning; North Korea gave advance notice of the second, in 2009.
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Notice of this legal change shall be posted in a public place in Multnomah County as required by law.
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WTOK reported he was issued his notice of termination Monday, two days before the department publicly released the video.
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It also drew the notice of Mamadou Koulibaly, a candidate for president of Ivory Coast in elections next year.
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Trump's re-election campaign team also took notice of Democratic presidential candidates seizing on the unrest, the sources said.
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Ole Miss has delayed releasing its response to the NCAA's Notice of Allegations, and perhaps we now know why.
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The lawsuit claims that the government's actions violated the Administrative Procedure Act, which requires advance notice of new rules.
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" The source adds that Jolie's team "was given notice of this motion, and could have simply agreed to it.
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They've formally issued an "advance notice of proposed rulemaking," which is an initial effort in creating actual regulatory rules.
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The [Republican National Committee] has taken notice of the Democrats' efforts and have been investing more into voter mobilization.
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Bezos took notice of the company and dispatched an Amazon senior vice president to have lunch with Quidsi's founders.
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During my addictions in the 1980's the AIDS epidemic surfaced, and the government took no notice of it.
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Through the notice of proposed rulemaking, the FCC will also seek comment on additional measures aimed at curbing robocalls.
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KDB, an Australian-based business representing Minogue, 48, filed a notice of opposition to Jenner's application in February 2016.
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The US military gave the Russian military one hour's notice of the strikes, according to a senior US official.
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The study quickly attracted the notice of academics—but not for the reason Dropbox and the researchers had hoped.
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Kardashian West first took notice of Carolina Lemke designs when catching up with friend and Israeli supermodel, Bar Rafaeli.
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"I started to take more notice of what's happening, not just in my community, further and wide," said Davies.
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According to Elle, fans immediately took notice of the bracelet and bandage on Gomez's arm and began asking questions.
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UC Davis, it seemed, took notice of that negative response, and was willing to pay for help counteracting it.
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Altsys sued Aldus, which led the FTC to take notice of the merger and nearly ended the whole thing.
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But neither candidate invested real political capital into promoting their respective plans, and voters took little notice of them.
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U.S. corporations who source from China should take notice of this radical pick—this is not your father's USTR.
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Hedge funds and other money managers finally began to take notice of the gas market tightening in mid-August.
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After this, PUB could terminate the WPA by giving written notice of not less than 30 days to Tuaspring.
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Cohen was responding to a complaint from the defendant companies that they had inadequate notice of Portenoy's new role.
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In April, Republican FCC Commissioner Michael O'Rielly issued a notice of proposed rulemaking to crack down on security risks.
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Facebook has taken notice of TikTok's rising popularity, and even launched a competitor app called Lasso earlier this month.
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However, it was Voyager 2's observations that caused astronomers to sit up and take notice of the moon.
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Meme genius Jesse McLaren took notice of its color and gave Spicer's tie a brilliant, hilarious green screen treatment.
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The British Phonographic Industry (BPI) has given YouTube-mp3 "formal notice of intended legal action," according to the BBC.
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TO said it received another notice of default from bondholders for the delay in filing its first-quarter report.
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Trump's tax cuts pose significant risk to the economy, which seems to have escaped the notice of his base.
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These numbers have not escaped the notice of the business world, and there is now a thriving sleep industry.
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According to his attorney Steve Greenberg, Kelly missed the hearing because he never got notice of the court appearance.
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Giuliani can't remember the first time he met Trump, but he recalls taking special notice of him in 1986.
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That is because Mr. Libous died after he filed his notice of appeal, but before it had been adjudicated.
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The agency is scheduled to vote on Chairman Tom Wheeler's Notice of Proposed Rulemaking at this month's open meeting.
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Nick Paolucci, a spokesman for the city's Law Department, said the city would review the authority's notice of claim.
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The "notice of interpretation" would protect the collectors from recent state scrutiny, including major companies like Navient and Nelnet.
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The "notice of interpretation" would protect the collectors from recent state scrutiny, including major companies like Navient and Nelnet.
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Moulton's colleagues have taken notice of the impressive $600,000 he's raised, plus $300,000 for his own re-election campaign.
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Trump has taken notice of the market's gains as both sides get closer to a deal, the report added.
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RCom had said on Monday it had not yet been served with any notice of an application by CDB.
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The federal courts themselves already track information like the number of requests they receive to delay notice of searches.
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But for the residents who have taken notice of the city's toxic air, the situation is becoming acutely problematic.
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Immigration rights activists have said that in many cases immigrants do not receive proper notice of their court dates.
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"You'd expect buyers of commodity whole milk powder to sit up and take notice of that announcement," she added.
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In at least 15 instances, hazardous material leaked, the FAA said in its notice of violation reviewed by Reuters.
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Look, that's the reason why we have the notice of proposed rulemaking, to see what the rules should be.
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"Nobody took any notice of it," said Richard Hull, a fire science professor at the University of Central Lancashire.
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The social network must "provide clear and conspicuous notice of its use of facial recognition technology," the FTC said.
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Nick Reinhold, New York RE: FIRST WORDS Emily Bazelon wrote about white people taking notice of their own race.
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Further, the data necessary to calculate the ratios has limitations, as the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPR) itself acknowledges.
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He first caught the notice of soccer aficionados at age 113 as a junior player on Roma's youth teams.
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Railroads would provide weekly updates on their service performance metrics under the supplemental notice of proposed rulemaking issued Wednesday.
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If rulemaking is defined narrowly as responding to an official notice of proposed rulemaking, that exception poses no problem.
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FedEx took notice of Marlett's actions and contacted LaFreniere via Facebook to ask if they could share her story.
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Last Friday, according to the New York Times, the Pentagon wasn't provided with notice of a Russian ICBM test.
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He first took notice of the growth of M.L.S. when visiting as a player on preseason tours with Chelsea.
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It also has more than twenty in-house brands, most of which probably escape the notice of its shoppers.
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Until recently, getting images removed from the Web was most often accomplished by filing a notice of copyright infringement.
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Rodriguez got notice of his hearing on the day it was to be held and missed it, he said.
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Fans took notice of the uniform that Dr. Pershing, an accomplice of the Client, wears in the third episode.
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The document, known as a notice of claim, was filed on Monday with the New York City comptroller's office.
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The girls suffered third-degree burns on over 90 percent of their bodies, according to the notice of claim.
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The commissioners also voted for a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking that would make changes to the Emergency Alert System.
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Most players say they take little notice of the stars above them, but others are inspired to shine themselves.
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By his teenage years, people had taken notice of Ken's smooth baritone and suggested that he work in radio.
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A spokesman confirmed it had receive the notice of termination from Anadarko and declined comment on its next steps.
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Arcade-goers weren't the only ones taking notice of the growing popularity of Liu Kang, Johnny Cage, et al.
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The father worked at a US government base where the Taliban took notice of locals who worked there, Blume said.
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Espinal received a "notice of intention to fine" from ICE for $497,777, which her attorney, Lizbeth Mateo, posted on Twitter.
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Her lawyer filed a notice of voluntary dismissal of the suit, according to Texas court documents obtained by The Blast.
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That could include requirements to use transponders on all civilian satellites and to provide prior notice of any planned inspections.
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"COPPA requires platforms "give parents notice of its data collection practices, and obtain verifiable parental consent before collecting the data.
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They've filed a notice of claim against the city for $10 million, which serves as a precursor to a lawsuit.
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Italiaonline said Libero Acquisition and Sunrise Investment gave notice of intention to a VTO on all of the Co's shares.
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Now that you know, it'll be tough to watch an episode without taking notice of Hofstadter's quirky, glass-free specs.
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The notice of claim alleges that, on at least 83 opportunities, medical staff at Hacienda HealthCare workers misdiagnosed her pregnancy.
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It's easy to speculate but unless you actually know what's happening, I just don't really take any notice of it.
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EOS is, and has been, on notice of the serious adverse side-effects caused by the use of its product.
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After Danielle takes notice of an adoring post, the fan will update the caption to say that "Dani liked" it.
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The services they offer include: holding, valuing and transferring securities; receiving interest and dividends; and providing notice of corporate actions.
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Her appellate attorney filed a notice of appeal last week for both her murder conviction and her 10-year sentence.
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Read More Big banks are taking notice of the digital shift, and are pairing off with online wealth managers accordingly.
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The original post has garnered 43,000 likes and almost 5,000 retweets to date — even Adidas took notice of Eve's story.
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The court found that a notice of intent to remove the man from the register did not violate the rules.
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He believes that as long as the marketplace remains small, publishers aren't likely to take too much notice of it.
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Now, iOS 29 takes notice of the sensors embedded inside the iPhone and blinks on whenever you raise the display.
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Abraham's lawyer filed a notice of voluntary dismissal of the suit, according to Texas court documents obtained by The Blast.
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I must have had advanced notice of the content, source and the exact disclosure time of the Wikileaks DNC disclosures.
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Today, January 23, Schmitt's attorney, Emily Reisbaum, said they would be filing a notice of appeal combatting the judge's motion.
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Similar efforts to oust a founding father from an American bank note have attracted the notice of U.S. treasury officials.
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H. COLEMAN SWITKAY Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania The Economist should not take any notice of that Fabian windbag, George Bernard Shaw.
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Y Combinator has also taken notice of LUS Brands, with the company graduating from the accelerator in the coming weeks.
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But there's a new browser in town, and it actually has some features worth sitting up and take notice of.
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UC Berkeley sent Hufnagel a notice of termination following the release of the findings, a spokesperson for the university said.
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Public notice of plans to move detainees would allow opponents more time to marshal opposition and potentially stop any transfers.
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He said the school asks for two months' notice of an event so it can work out logistics and security.
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Germania said flight ST8056 had been due to fly to the Turkish resort of Antalya before notice of the threat.
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She was disappointed that no one called the police and hardly anyone took notice of the blood on the sidewalk.
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Typically, cities and towns first send out a notice of assessment, showing how your home is valued for tax purposes.
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On Tuesday, Nellie King, one of the lawyers representing Austin Harrouff, filed a notice of intent for an insanity defense.
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This letter acts as written notice of our expectation for you to discontinue your unwarranted telephone calls and office visits.
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"Whether and to which extent Mr. Winterkorn took notice of this memo at that time is not documented," VW said.
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On May 8, MidCap filed a notice of default, after which Pennsylvania Academic Health System tried to sell the hospitals.
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R.E.M. bassist Mike Mills took notice of the use of his band's song in the video that Trump tweeted Friday.
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The VA on Wednesday issued an advanced notice of proposed rulemaking relating to the expenses linked to these home loans.
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When we receive such a request, we review it to determine if it puts us on notice of unlawful content.
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VW says it has not been documented as to whether, or how much, Winterkorn took notice of the memo. Nov.
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This leads me to believe that CNN may have received advance notice of the date and time of the arrest.
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The Advocate argued that the authority did not provide sufficient notice of the hiring given the public interest in Farenthold.
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It wrote that the letter, seen by Reuters, should be seen as a notice of dispute, threatening to seek arbitration.
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Contrary to the usual practice, notice of the motion was given Wednesday morning and taken up for discussion immediately after.
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She had never received a ticket or notice of a court date but soon discovered she faced three misdemeanor charges.
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A "no" comes in the form of a "Notice of Intent to Deny," which includes a short window for appeal.
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" Judge Pamela Harris asked Hashim Mooppan, the administration lawyer, do you agree we can take judicial notice" of the tweets?
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Perhaps they should take notice of Seong, who is 214 and has already won three United States Golf Association championships.
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" Online reviews are "mostly random and trivial and shrunk to fit the hither-and-yon notice of cafeteria-style readers.
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Companies now are required to provide 22019 days' notice of a rate increase and cannot raise rates on existing balances.
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The SITCPLA and USO workers' unions said in a statement they planned to formally lodge notice of strikes on Sept.
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Once the IRS has served notice of a levy, you have 21 days to respond and negotiate terms with them.
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The Sanders campaign apparently took notice of the critical reception to his mention of King and the March on Washington.
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These suggestions were meant to expand and enhance the existing guidelines by taking notice of new technology and new science.
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As a "Notice of Proposed Rulemaking," the broadband privacy plan will now be the subject of two public comment periods.
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To commemorate his graduation, he posted screenshots of the infamous Twitter exchange on Sunday, along with his notice of suspension.
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And, finally, this winter, the agency added the over-18 stipulation to its notice of intent to deny Romain's application.
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In recent months, people have started taking heavy notice of rapper Lil' Yachty and the polarizing effect his music creates.
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Last week, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel issued a Notice of Intended Action to the kit's founder, entrepreneur Madison Campbell.
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But this is the first public confirmation that Papadopoulos had advance notice of a Russian plan to release these emails.
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Defenders of Mr. Trump said the troops would take little notice of his sudden lack of emphasis on the caravan.
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But all should take notice of the fact that the "but the courts" argument reveals a judiciary of outsize importance.
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The commission looked only at class actions in which at least some class members received direct notice of the settlement.
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Judge Orrick denied the motion, holding that Juul failed to provide online customers with adequate notice of the arbitration provision.
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Museum curators were taking notice of the East Village art scene; newly minted art collectors had their checkbooks in hand.
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So far in March 18,367 persons have received notice of termination, compared to 3,292 for the entire month last year.
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Mr. Blake filed a notice of claim announcing his intention to sue the city over the episode involving Officer Frascatore.
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Though often curt in defeat, Ostapenko took notice of the moment and her promising opponent during her trophy ceremony remarks.
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I followed her gaze toward the ground, where she took notice of the huge medical boot on my left foot.
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Trump's response: Trump's lawyers filed an emergency notice of appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit.
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With Washington completely engaged by tweets, leaks and partisan bickering, few took notice of the recent sobering testimony from Gen.
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"The Olympic family is now beginning to take notice of the strength and fairness of our unique case," Nielsen said.
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HUD released an advanced notice of proposed rulemaking Tuesday seeking public comment on what to do with over-income tenants.
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Recency bias is a tendency for people to take notice of an event and then believe that event happens often.
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On Thursday, another Fed governor, Jerome H. Powell, issued a similarly blunt notice of intent in an interview with CNBC.
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Last month, the airline had already received thousands of phone calls after providing false notice of union-related flight cancellations.
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On the regulatory front, the Labor Department had said it expected to release a notice of proposed rulemaking in August.
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The meeting with senators was also a formal requirement before the government can send an official notice of launching talks.
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The court, 8-1, said the victims did not properly serve notice of their lawsuit to the government of Sudan.
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The exchanges need several days notice of the plan, and the public has to be informed at the same time.
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And I did notice, of course, when I was thinking about this, signed up for basically every single political newsletter.
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It's what's known as advance notice of proposed rulemaking and the public comment period will be open for 90 days.
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He's also hoping the government and colleges take notice of Chegg's plan and do their part to help with the crisis.
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Under this regime, a copyright holder sends an ISP a notice of infringement, which the ISP passes on to the consumer.
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"People are taking notice of how quickly Bird is growing and they want to pivot in and clone us," says VanderZanden.
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News reports, and on Friday, a notice of entry of dismissal and proof of service was filed by Griffin's legal team.
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Such high debt levels are "certainly something to take notice of," said Eric Rosenthal, Fitch's senior director of U.S. leveraged finance.
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The notice of claim he filed last year caps his potential recovery at $50 million for his damages, including punitive damages.
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Hollywood seems to be taking notice of Butler, who died in 2006, and is seen as a pioneer of Afrofuturist fiction.
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Washington state's Employment Security Department said late on Wednesday that it had received notice of 211 layoffs planned by the company.
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In some cases, she said, accused students do not receive clear notice of the accusations against them before they are questioned.
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"Nobody reads the notice of privacy practices," said Ryan Stark, senior privacy attorney with the law firm of Page, Wolfberg & Wirth.
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The authors also complain that no ethics statement or notice of an archaeological permit was included in the Genome Research paper.
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Although Roberts contends she first took notice of him when he played Sela Ward's boyfriend on show, Clooney wasn't buying it.
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A circuit court will hear a motion to dismiss Ahmad's charge on November 1, according to the court's notice of hearing.
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Survivors also most be given written notice of their rights, and an active group must assess how effective these policies are.
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Trump Hotels violated New York law by not providing notice of the breaches to consumers as soon as possible, Schneiderman said.
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We were always doing things that we felt people would take notice of that we could get in the press for.
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Residents will again receive a notice of elevated T.T.H.M. levels in the mail later this month, Mayor Dayne Walling has said.
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And those across the industry have taken notice of the newcomer, which Chu attributes to her candor and sense of self.
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And clearly, we weren't the only ones who took notice of the actress's nonchalant new do, Cindy Crawford did as well.
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On October 21st South Africa's government filed notice of its intention to quit the ICC (the process will take a year).
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Europe's biggest biotech firm said Health Canada had granted a notice of compliance for Uptravi, a new pulmonary arterial hypertension medicine.
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Fans and viewers quickly took notice of Penn's smoking on TV and shared their reactions on Twitter with many expressing bewilderment.
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Their goal was apparently to attract the notice of "Slenderman," a popular fictional character in many forms of Internet horror stories.
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That's a recipe for fertile startup ground, and investors will begin to take notice of the companies with these competitive advantages.
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Pai said today he intends to introduce a Notice of Proposed Rule Making (NPRM) at the FCC's May 18 open meeting.
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Rihanna herself took notice of Robertson's Facebook praise, and reposted Robertson's post on her own Instagram Stories with a heart emoji.
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According to a Notice of Response from the judicial council, Camp has undergone sensitivity training and has apologized publicly several times.
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According to information gained from Freedom of Information requests, it gave its partner hospitals only three days' notice of the change.
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Now the Illinois college has begun what's known as a "Notice of Recommendation to Initiate Termination-for-Cause Proceedings" against her.
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Both families said they did not receive notice of their court hearings and neither knew they had removal orders, Murdza said.
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Also, the electronic registration will officially be changed two cycles from now following public comments on the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking.
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So it's big and you have to have enough advance notice of the launch to be in position when it happens.
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Breeders of purebred dogs should take notice of this research, as genetic diversity in many breeds is narrowing to dangerous levels.
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David Purkey, commissioner of the state Department of Safety and Homeland Security, filed a notice of appeal Wednesday, The Tennessean reported .
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Lovato took notice of the lack of mention, commenting on Minaj's post with a laughing emoji, peace sign and thumbs up.
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Was Breyer putting his colleagues on notice of future battles as they consider their next moves over this term and next?
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And Philipps wanted to make sure we got the memo, shouting out PEOPLE directly to take notice of the new do.
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And the US Congress took notice of the corrosive effect it was having on the public's trust of its own government.
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It is high time foreign investors and tourists alike take notice of Africa's willingness to "get out and reinvent ourselves" accordingly.
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A few years went by and friends took notice of his surreal and enlisted him for album covers of their own.
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The official notice of the delay will be published in the federal register on Tuesday, according to the Federal Register website.
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In her youth, Muna didn't take much notice of the maple leaf hoisted at the embassy near her house in Damascus.
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"The intelligence and security apparatus really took notice of the power of Telegram to connect people and mobilize them," Ghaemi said.
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TSA began the process of issuing surface transportation security regulations last December when it issued an advanced notice of proposed rulemaking.
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DOT issued a supplemental notice of proposed rulemaking to regulate these airline fees on the last day of the Obama administration.
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In so far as city planners incorporate matters sonic into their thinking, Dr Quercia notes, they take most notice of noise.
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CEO Alex Fielding tells TechCrunch he believes GV took particular notice of the company, given a shared interest in indexing information.
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The FWS issued an advanced notice of proposed rulemaking Monday that could lead to the conservation of Alaska-Chukotka polar bears.
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"If he was still on the board on the date of notice of deposition, he can still be deposed," Olson said.
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G/O Media's notice of termination for McAvoy "contained numerous inaccuracies, inconsistencies, and manufactured excuses for terminating McAvoy," court documents allege.
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In January, a FEMA employee stationed in California told BuzzFeed that the agency was taking little notice of the president's tweets.
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The knockout stage of the men's basketball tournament begins Wednesday, and players from other nations have taken notice of these missteps.
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The IRS has ruled that even if you get no official notice of your taxable gains, the agency wants its share.
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Usually, organizations like Amazon are restricted by what is communicated in a notice of privacy practices or specific authorizations under HIPAA.
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But Trump has not issued a formal notice of withdrawal, leaving some to wonder if his announcement was a negotiating tactic.
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In the meantime, GM gave advance notice of job cuts so he saved extra money and has drastically cut his spending.
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And even if they do, whether this mercurial president will bother to take notice of what they say is equally uncertain.
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Kelly failed to show up at a court hearing in Minnesota because his attorney says he never got notice of itR.
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Most recently, ATF issued an advanced notice of proposed rulemaking seeking public input on whether that definition includes bump fire stocks.
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Other states have taken notice of Kansas's budget woes, effectively putting the brakes on some efforts to adopt similar tax cuts.
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And we probably won't think about them again until we see notice of their death scroll briefly across the news ticker.
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We have not received notice of any DCFS filing nor have we been able to find any in the court files.
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Users are asked to leave their email addresses so that once their messages are approved, they can receive notice of publication.
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EPA could put out an advanced notice of proposed rulemaking or a request for comments on a potential Section 115 program.
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With that awareness, Kennedy no doubt has taken notice of the nation warming up to the concept of legalized sports betting.
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The notice of the scheduled Twitter training was sent out by the chair of the House Democratic Policy & Communications Committee, Rep.
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They were particularly useful as a way to avoid being banned for abusive tweets, as Twitter took no notice of Lists.
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The FMCSA issued an advance notice of proposed rulemaking last April to establish annual inspections of passenger-carrying commercial motor vehicles.
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"He is speaking in a way that a lot of people in the black community are taking notice of," said Tubbs.
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When the couple rolled out of their London hotel Monday evening, photogs took notice of the golden piece Bella was sporting.
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The agreement specifies that notice of withdrawal is permissible only after three years from the date it took effect, namely Nov.
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The Arizona Daily Star first reported the notice of claim, which indicates a lawsuit is imminent, after a public records request.
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Alex Korenkov, a broker, suggested in an interview that he and other brokers took notice of the city's hands-off approach.
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"If there was some clash, some differences, why was it not brought to the notice of police earlier?" the official said.
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The Dutch Culture Ministry said it could not respond to the lawsuit because it had yet to receive notice of it.
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The couple filed a notice of claim against the city for $10 million, which serves as a precursor to a lawsuit.
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State television predictably took no notice of the protests, focusing instead on Mr. Putin presiding over a Russia Day award ceremony.
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A separate notice of claim was filed to seek unspecified monetary damages from the town of West Haven and local police.
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But one administration official said that the White House did not receive advance notice of the criminal charges against the bank.
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They are giving you notice of their scheduling conflict, and you are to accept without question that they have other plans.
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Her posts drew the ire of other social media users and came to the notice of the Chinese embassy in Paris.
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Johnson announced the notice of impeachment once the group had arrived in the Senate chamber, where it was received by Sen.
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" The department said it will issue a notice of proposed rulemaking that "will identify the occupations that regularly conduct drug testing.
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It goes into effect no sooner than 30 days after the DEA publishes a notice of intent in the Federal Register.
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Volkswagen shareholders did not learn of the cheating until the Environmental Protection Agency issued a notice of violation in September 2015.
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The termination will be effective "180 days from the receipt of the notice of termination from the US government," he added.
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Mr. Libous filed a notice of appeal but died in May 2016 at age 63 before the appeals process was completed.
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Strong was promoted to chief field officer in December, after McDonald's received notice of the two women's claims, the lawsuit alleges.
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TSA began the process of changing surface transportation security regulations last December when it issued an advanced notice of proposed rulemaking.
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Borges's attorney has reportedly filed a notice of intent to sue Broward County officials for their response to the school shooting.
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Many took notice of the fact that they would suspend their editorial board, but another stray line actually caught my eye.
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Cumberland scored 11 points by the break, and combined with the Bearcats' defense, put Houston on notice of the challenge ahead.
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Tyrone Stevens, a spokesman for the comptroller's office, said the notice of claim was received on Wednesday and would be reviewed.
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And it happened in September, when reporters took notice of a Sharpie-drawn addition to a map of Hurricane Dorian's path.
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The request comes less than a day after the state officials filed a notice of their appeal to the Supreme Court.
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The government has said it has given every detained parent notice of their legal rights, and contact information for an attorney.
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Rival camps took notice of Mr. Biden's progress, viewing him as a growing force in a primary race that included Gov.
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New York State Attorney General Letitia James indicated that her group didn't even give the DOJ advance notice of the lawsuit.
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The law requires an agency to give clear notice of proposed rules and give the public time to comment on them.
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Within hours of his broadside, couriers from the State Department began delivering letters to the embassies of all 28 NATO members across Washington, DC. Each one, signed by Jared Kushner, Mr Trump's son-in-law and secretary of state, was a "notice of denunciation", giving the requisite year's notice of America's intention to quit the alliance.
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ANNOUNCES CONTINGENT NOTICE OF INTENT TO AWARD * GULF ISLAND FABRICATION - UNIT RECEIVED CONTINGENT NOTICE OF INTENT TO AWARD FROM OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY FOR CONSTRUCTION OF REGIONAL CLASS RESEARCH VESSEL * GULF ISLAND FABRICATION - UPON FINAL CONTRACT SIGNING, REVENUE AND MAN-HOUR BACKLOG ASSOCIATED WITH AWARD WILL BE INCLUDED IN RELEVANT QUARTERS REPORT Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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In fact, they were given a month's notice, of which only a day remained when a motion to stay that order failed.
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Data transmitted from a jet engine while planes are in the air can provide 15-30 days' advance notice of potential failures.
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With the 2020 elections on the horizon, Democratic presidential hopefuls – particularly those from high-tax states – are taking notice of these concerns.
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The couple has filed a notice of claim against the city for $10 million, which serves as a precursor to a lawsuit.
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The White House didn't respond Wednesday when asked which law enforcement people advised Trump against giving advance notice of his impending order.
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Ohio EPA said the latest incident at the Mohican River was Rover's 19th notice of environmental violation in the state this year.
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"It's great that this agency is issuing a forfeiture order and notice of apparent liability today," she wrote in an accompanying statement.
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"The deputy chief of mission of the United States has received the notice of termination of the Visiting Forces Agreement," Locsin said.
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The FCC has just published the notice of proposed rulemaking that would roll back the 2015 Open Internet Order establishing net neutrality.
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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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Omar Montes, a former Flex driver, said bots have gotten much more sophisticated since he first took notice of them in 2017.
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A department official further said there will be a notice of proposed rulemaking and public comment, but there is no timeline yet.
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Premier League Even non-soccer fans are taking notice of Leicester City's improbable nabbing of its first English Premier League title yesterday.
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But mailboxes typically overflow with Medicare marketing pitches around one's 65th birthday, making it easy to miss a notice of seamless conversion.
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NOTICE OF FILMING AND RECORDINGFilming of an internet/television program, "BOOTY QUEENS," is taking place beyond this sign and in this area.
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Dare we dream that the showrunners have taken notice of our ongoing Khal/Daenerys 'shipping and intend to do something about it?
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So far, North Korea has not heeded requests by ICAO to give advance notice of any launches, one of the sources said.
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If a decision is made, the United States will give the EU an advance notice of about three weeks, the notes said.
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A written notice of South Africa's intention was submitted to the UN secretary general, said Tshililo Michael Masutha, the country's justice minister.
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The healthy trend is forcing legacy brands to change their menus Traditional food companies are, of course, taking notice of this shift.
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The so-called notice of allowance from the Patent and Trademark Office means the patent will likely be issued within eight weeks.
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Sharp, taking notice of this, has produced a display specifically for VR that's double the resolution of what's out there right now.
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Where you are on a Gartner map determines how many big enterprise customers take notice of your company — like it or not.
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Chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying declined to say if China had received advanced notice of North Korea's nuclear warhead test Friday.
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People are already beginning to take notice of the more extreme weather events, like hurricanes and wildfires, wreaking havoc across the country.
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It wasn't long before fans took notice of Chisenhall's plea and got #1Dproposal trending, and soon Styles was even following Chisenhall's account.
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Naturally, the Twittersphere took notice of the Canadian's gear, and many took to the social site to comment on the athletes' attire.
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Statutorily, the FCC has one year in most cases from the date of a violation to issue a notice of apparent liability.
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If people only have 15 minutes notice of a tornado, though, they are more likely to seek shelter immediately, the study found.
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S. PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE ISSUED A NOTICE OF ALLOWANCE COVERING COMPANY'S TIPCAT TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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In was in the process of digitizing these old plates that Harvard astronomer Sumin Tang took notice of TYC 2505-672-1.
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Put all that together and it looks like Workplace will only keep growing — something Cross says others have already taken notice of.
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On Tuesday, Abraham's lawyer filed a notice of voluntary dismissal of the suit, according to Texas court documents obtained by The Blast.
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Thus, the call for Wheeler to go beyond a "fact sheet" to full disclosure and a further notice of proposed rule-making.
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Trump's executive order is an unconstitutional bait and switch that denies fund recipients fair notice of what they have agreed to do.
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Last year, meteorologists gave several months notice of the drought and warned of severe drought within a month of the planting season.
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But the senior creditors sent the company a notice of default about the move, saying it was not permitted under credit agreements.
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"China will take no notice of the Hague ruling," Brian Morton, Emeritus Professor of Marine Ecology at Hong Kong University, told Reuters.
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As is tradition, the framed notice of birth will go on display on a ceremonial easel on the forecourt of Buckingham Palace.
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A notice of a public hearing appeared on a back page of the City Record for a single day in April 2015.
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Pai has already promised to allow the release of Notice of Proposed Rulemaking items and other documents prior to open FCC meetings.
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After the payments began, around 2010, the federal authorities took notice of large, unexplained withdrawals Mr. Hastert was making from his bank.
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Even some justices who seemed inclined at Monday's oral argument to side with the police took notice of the factual record's deficiencies.
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Even the U.S. farm belt, known as a leader in corn, is taking notice of the surge in exports from South America.
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In 2011, the inspector general's office at the Postal Service took notice of Mr. Slaton's case and surveilled him for four months.
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Pay disparity is an issue for women in all industries, but Hollywood has really taken notice of the problem in recent years.
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Teammates take notice of Crosby's quick hands, something he works on with the puck at practice and in the pregame warm-up.
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Schiff asked intelligence officials to give the committee advance notice of any effort by Barr to declassify documents related to the probe.
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What was remarkable was that the President seemed to take no notice of a recent deterioration of his political position in Washington.
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Lawmakers, staff and visitors had passed it countless times since last May, until conservative media outlets took notice of it in December.
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This is the first movement the rule has seen since the CPSC issued an advanced notice of proposed rulemaking a decade ago.
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A notice of appeal in the case of the convict, Ronell Wilson, 33, was filed on Tuesday in federal court in Brooklyn.
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Em denies that and says he only took notice of him after MGK made some ill-fitting comments toward his daughter, Haley.
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Take notice of the language used when discussing an issue that centers Muslims in the news outlets you watch and read. 11.
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The owner took notice of her tech skills, and she found herself working on the backend, editing photos and refreshing the website.
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On closer inspection, however, the viewer begins to take notice of the different structures' subtle political commentary and reference to social justice.
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What the children really want to see is you taking notice of them and acknowledging that they and their actions are important.
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So Justice Department officials were surprised on Thursday afternoon to receive notice of Mr. Comey's intention to send the letter to Congress.
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The painting had been displayed for more than six months without controversy until conservative news outlets took notice of it in December.
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Google already goes "one step beyond" what it is required to do by giving notice of the subpoena to users, he added.
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The world began to take notice of Mr. Domino's music in 1949 with the release of "The Fat Man" by Imperial Records.
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Taking notice of the company's success, local businessmen approached Mr. Bañuelos about joining them in establishing a bank for the Latino community.
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Their work has attracted the notice of several lawmakers, who are calling for new legislation to strengthen the integrity of US elections.
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The regulators had taken notice of public anger about the government's past practice of taking actions against corporations without holding people responsible.
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We can help families by requiring adequate notice of work schedules and extra pay for those hit with last-minute schedule changes.
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Usually, the proceedings are a way to give notice of complaints and demand redress before lawyers formally bring a case to court.
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First, the council's own transparency policy calls for public notice of meetings no less than seven days in advance of the meeting.
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In 1951, Billboard took notice of her performance at La Vie en Rose, a nightclub on East 54th Street off Park Avenue.
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"For the first time, commercial filmmakers woke up and took notice of me," Mr. Puri was quoted as saying in the biography.
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In Clayton County, administrators try to give families a day's notice of an impending closure so parents can line up alternative meals.
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The Center for Biological Diversity and Friends of the Earth, represented by Earthjustice, filed a notice of intent to sue the EPA.
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Vegan diets are on the rise, and food producers that aren't making plant-based products are starting to take notice of this.
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Silicon Valley companies took notice of their achievements and using deep pockets and big promises, lured many A.I. experts away from Canada.
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It is important to note that this form will be only available in English, as per a previous Notice of Proposed Rulemaking.
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In November 2013, the IRS issued a notice of proposed rulemaking to update its rules governing such activity by certain nonprofit organizations.
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Brands began to take notice of this growing feature in recent years and have since crafted their own means of leveraging it.
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As Down to Lunch wound down in the summer of 2017, they took notice of friends and colleagues getting involved in crypto.
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The agency also sought a court injunction after employees allegedly gave colleagues advance notice of inspections, according to the Charleston Gazette-Mail.
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Within 21 days of the Notice of Sale, the house will be put up for auction, at which point you must vacate.
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If you miss a payment on your auto loan, you will likely receive a Notice of Missed Payment within a few weeks.
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The Senate has received the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) official notice of measures to scrap net neutrality rules, two congressional sources confirmed.
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On October 20183, the ministry of health in the tiny Pacific Island nation sent notice of a measles outbreak within its borders.
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The heavily guarded US embassy / Photo by the author The rest of the world is taking notice of Cuba's cool factor too.
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Her family filed a notice of claim to the state of Arizona, indicating they're open to settling for $45 million, CNN reported.
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Already well known in her local community in Auckland, New Zealand, only recently has the wider world taken notice of her talent.
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The main measure announced on Tuesday would force member states to give the commission advance notice of gas-supply deals with foreign suppliers.
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SocGen, Absa and the South African Reserve Bank — which regulates banks and requires them to give notice of such deals — declined to comment.
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"Three years in a row is something you take notice of — that's something unusual," Meier, who had no involvement in the study, said.
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It then emails that employee with a notice of their package's arrival, and daily reminders until they have come and picked it up.
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Customers that received a cancellation notice of their pre-order from Best Buy may choose to be notified once the item is available.
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A notice of charges attached to Mr. Grewal's letter says the action was prompted by two infractions committed by the club on Aug.
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" When complimented on his shoes, a style choice his colleagues in the House have taken notice of, he responds, "You sound like Ivanka.
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Sources said the Stumpf camp feels the board was given adequate notice of the situation, and they're throwing the CEO under the bus.
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In addition to its technical analysis of the rescission's administrative-law troubles, Judge Garaufis's opinion took notice of Mr Trump's anti-immigrant tweets.
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Once I started shooting all of the time and doing editorials, people started reaching out to me and taking notice of my work.
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The Opportunity team reportedly didn't receive formal notice of the plan until "minutes before JPL published its press release," according to The Atlantic.
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Wildstein and Kelly discussed and agreed that there would be no advance notice of the closures to Fort Lee officials or the public.
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Even comedian and TV show host Ellen DeGeneres took notice of the young YouTuber and featured him in a segment on her show.
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"The company has not received any notice of an investigation or a request to assist in any investigation," Boyaa said in the statement.
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If the immigration officer is still not convinced once the process is complete, the applicant could receive a notice of intent to deny.
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The police told me that was when they first took notice of me, although the link with terrorism remains a mystery to me.
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Even those of us who aren't lactose intolerant aren't turning down more frozen dessert options, and Breyers took notice of this consumer trend.
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This hasn't escaped the notice of her fans back home, some of whom have criticized her for Americanizing herself in her new song.
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Ally Financial, CarMax, Santander Consumer USA and Flagship Credit Acceptance have recently filed notice of their plans to issue ABS with the SEC.
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Field test accuracy is not a good indicator, because the shooter typically has advance notice of when and where the missile is launched.
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Over that period, Bearden and Elmer received notice of approximately 70 drugs that were either weaker or stronger than what their labels indicated.
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The first step would be giving a six-month notice of withdrawal, which is non-binding but still something senators generally don't want.
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Weekend reads The FCC published the notice of proposed rule-making that would roll back the 2015 Open Internet Order establishing net neutrality.
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Pulphus's painting had been displayed for more than six months without controversy until right-leaning media outlets took notice of it in December.
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Chicagoans, weary and sometimes numb to a daily drumbeat of gun violence in the news, took notice of the particularly gut-wrenching crime.
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However, we can confirm that we have not yet received any formal notice of litigation and therefore cannot comment further at this stage.
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The trial judge ruled that the Obama administration should have given notice of the plan and sought public comments on its new program.
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The FWS will issue an advance notice of proposed rulemaking as it prepares for potential changes to how it handles the wolf population.
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A petitioner can submit the paperwork and pay the filing fee, and a notice of the proposed change is posted for 14 days.
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The Transportation Department then issued a notice of proposed rulemaking signaling that it would adopt the Health and Human Services guidelines on opioids.
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The minority party can spring it on the majority at the last minute with little to no advance notice of a specific amendment.
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In the past couple of weeks, Fox has systematically shed those "consultants," whose pay wasn't enough to draw the notice of corporate headquarters.
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They suggested Comey was willfully interfering in the presidential campaign by giving notice of the discovery before any conclusions had been reached. Sen.
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Such political currents would likely draw the notice of Roberts, who has been trying to keep the US judiciary above the partisan fray.
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The Labor Department finalized its decision to rescind the rule after issuing a notice of proposed rulemaking in June 2017 to withdraw it.
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You can leave a comment on the FCC's Notice of Inquiry by going here and hitting the "express filing" link on the left.
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We will provide at least 90 days notice of deprecation date from when the Account Activity API becomes generally available to all developers.
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McBath knows what she wants her race to be about—and it's what she believes the country will take notice of on Tuesday.
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"Uber violated Pennsylvania law by failing to put our residents on timely notice of this massive data breach," Shapiro said in a statement.
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You are free to make your thoughts known on the notice of proposed rulemaking, as it's called, and here's how to do it.
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The Florida Senate ultimately makes the decision whether an official is suspended after the governor has given the Senate a notice of suspension.
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Mason made it clear in the latest recording that the notice of disbanding comes on the heels of FBI pressure on the group.
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Nearly three decades earlier, another woman took notice of Nakesha, then an 18-year-old college freshman, and considered her seemingly boundless future.
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The few seconds advance notice of an impending maneuver that a turn signal gives other drivers are often enough to avoid such mayhem.
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DE - to allow customers to get advance notice of letters, with the envelopes being photographed in sorting centers and emailed to the recipients.
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"They sent out a notice of a hearing before they contacted her," Senator Mazie Hirono, a Democrat on the Judiciary Committee, told me.
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Lee Tiernan, the city of West Haven's attorney, said the town had been served with a notice of claim but declined further comment.
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Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop said Friday that the families of the shooting victims were given prior notice of the videos being released.
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Antoine Yates's neighbors took notice of the exotic little pet he brought back one day to his Harlem housing project 20 years ago.
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Following Monday's ruling, the plaintiffs issued a statement saying that have filed a notice of appeal and will continue to challenge the ban.
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Even one of Mr. Biden's national co-chairs, Mayor Eric Garcetti of Los Angeles, has taken notice of the onslaught of Bloomberg ads.
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Look to groups like the National Domestic Workers Alliance for ethical employer guidelines, such as terms around notice of resignation or job termination.
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Should Trump be given a notice of a breach of contract, he would have 30 days to resolve the breach or be evicted.
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That alerted both his colleagues, who took notice of Alexander's sudden engagement, and the reporters studying every minor detail that something had changed.
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Hong Kong (CNN)The US should take notice of China and Russia's increasingly close military ties, a top Chinese official said Tuesday. Gen.
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The Transportation Department issued a supplemental notice of proposed rulemaking to regulate these airline fees on the last day of the Obama administration.
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While the dream of Cuomo 2900 takes shape, the national media is taking notice of the problems the Cuomo 220006 campaign will face.
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Moscow blamed Israel for putting its aircraft in the line of fire and said it had only a minute's notice of the strike.
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The party also backed a second vote, realising their first plan, simply to revoke Britain's notice of withdrawal, proved increasingly unrealistic—and unpopular.
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"I had no advanced notice of the content source or exact timing of the WikiLeaks disclosures including the allegedly hacked emails," he said.
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Bird said officials in Tel Aviv and Paris had advance notice of the scooter rental launch, an effort to avert possible regulatory battles.
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For some, these next few weeks are crucial; some states require insurers to file notice of potential rate increases as early as April.
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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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DE - to allow customers to get advance notice of letters, with the envelopes being photographed in sorting centres and emailed to the recipients.
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It may even be able to pass a law that preemptively eliminates Trump's ability to unilaterally give Canada and Mexico notice of withdrawal.
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Committee rules, Kelley noted, require that the chairman of the Judiciary Committee provide notice of any subpoena to other members of the committee.
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The Associated Press reported that lawyers for Wanzhou filed a notice of a civil claim in the British Columbia Supreme Court on Sunday.
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In its broadband privacy "Notice of Proposed Rulemaking," the FCC indicated that it is considering banning the kind of practice that Comcast defended.
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But after a few minutes, one after another took notice of the artist standing on their land and came out to greet her.
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Under that law, federal agencies typically must issue a general notice of a proposed rule and give interested parties a chance to comment.
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Goldman Sachs and its fellow defendants have 30 days to respond to the summons, either by submitting a notice of appearance or a complaint.
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Gennett's first at bat on Tuesday gave little notice of what was to come: a little flare single to left, driving in Billy Hamilton.
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