Probably not, particularly because one person noticing a rack of indestructible blue bikes doesn't preclude anyone else from noticing it.
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I was noticing that when I was on Twitter, I was noticing that different places I go, which is fascinating.
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She called noticing her first wrinkle "terrifying," and admitted "there are a lot of things [she's] noticing" as she gets older.
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But sometime in March, when the weather turned just a little bit warmer, I started noticing myself noticing ice cream, everywhere.
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Noticing the subtle confidence boost because you're not getting picked apart for every word is much harder than noticing it drop.
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First of all, finding the interior noticing this and noticing the ways in which this is changing your behavior will be the first step.
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Oppo provides the sort of cans you can wear for a whole day — without noticing you've worn them so long, but often also without noticing your music.
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We just need the fashion people to start noticing you.
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All of science comes from people noticing interesting side paths.
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We can wreck it without even noticing we're doing it.
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Despite a large crowd, neither had trouble noticing the other.
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Royal fans took to Twitter after noticing the sweet gesture.
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There are some things worth noticing right off the bat.
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Soon, I'll be back to barely even noticing them again.
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"We're now noticing high demand in urban areas," he added.
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I think we've built something that other people are noticing.
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"I started noticing I was drinking a lot," she says.
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It seems that social media users are only just noticing.
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Mr. Gryskiewicz did his fair share of noticing as well.
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Then, noticing that something was amiss on the Oscars stage.
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Schulman took that important step only after noticing another symptom.
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I was noticing that I wasn't booking any reggae festivals.
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Are you noticing reporting notifications pop up where they shouldn't?
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Noticing her Australian accent, I ask her where she's from.
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I acted like I didn't care people were noticing me.
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Fans have spent years noticing and calling out this absence.
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I was 17 when I realized boys were noticing me.
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Punches are much easier to sneak in without someone noticing.
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That stain wasn't the only thing he was barely noticing.
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I started noticing the shirt again and imagining its movements.
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And finally, it's when Trump's allies started noticing something amiss.
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Seriously, once you start noticing it, this happens a lot.
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However, the locals have [reported noticing] change in the region.
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It's part of Boser's plan, and she's noticing increased interest.
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It had been seen thousands of times without anyone noticing.
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I remember noticing it every time I went over there.
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For him, the inextinguishable thrill of life is in noticing.
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Share what you are noticing and what this may imply.
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I can get really close without anyone really noticing me.
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Attention management also involves noticing where you get things done.
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"We set up tables outside and people started noticing," Mrs.
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It's not that I'm noticing sexism more; I always noticed.
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I have begun noticing similar trends in my own community.
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Children start noticing stereotypes at age 3, a psychologist said.
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Employees were also noticing orders made with clearly fake IDs.
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The girl, noticing her father's happiness, jumped up and down.
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The girl, noticing her father's happiness, jumped up and down.
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You're also noticing a shift in what's important to you.
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What is out of control is someone noticing the work.
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I can't help noticing that I'm in the minority, though.
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"Sometimes people can say hurtful things without noticing," he said.
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At that point, folks were noticing Green's uncommon stat line.
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Noticing the look of surprise on our faces, he smiled.
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When did you start noticing ugly produce being a thing?
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At first, I thought I was just noticing my heartbeat.
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Noticing this, another pedestrian stopped, nudged me and said 'is that...?
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I had found Quingeo simply by noticing it on Google Maps.
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This "cultivating [of] an awareness" is an acute kind of noticing.
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If you're noticing painful red bumps, that may signal an infection.
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But recently, the agency is noticing a lot of international numbers.
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Aiken: I started noticing that there are things in my paintings.
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I started noticing it during my sophomore year of high school.
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When something is on Wikipedia, it's treated as worthy of noticing.
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But everything changed when she turned 16 and started noticing boys.
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I am not the only one noticing a vibe here, right?
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"What a nice, young man," she says, before noticing his age.
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So far, Twitter users noticing the update are reporting mixed feelings.
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Meanwhile, some dealers are noticing fewer potential customers coming into dealerships.
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That didn't stop both the RIAA and the MPAA from noticing.
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At midnight ET last night, MyEtherWallet users started noticing something odd.
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Most voters aren't noticing a personal benefit to their finances, either.
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Saturday after noticing a large amount of blood on the woman.
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Try putting down the devices and noticing things you've been missing.
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Responding officers, noticing the infant, asked Rey where his wife was.
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Your eyes make other small corrections quite often, without you noticing.
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"The challenges are not what President Trump is noticing," he said.
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It is the act of noticing and being affected by things.
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Once someone took a bar stool outside without the bouncer noticing.
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She's started noticing my eating habits and keeps asking about them.
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The woman, in her 40s, started noticing a pattern in 2010.
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Not that the people making drug policy seems to be noticing.
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Noticing a bottle near DuBose's feet, Tensing asks what it is.
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Noticing the sky, he stopped in Dumbo and scrambled to shoot.
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People are pretty psyched about Beyoncé's set at Coachella, we're noticing.
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But this was the first picture where people really started noticing.
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Soon after the switch, residents started noticing issues with the water.
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We gossiped about the people we'd been noticing were getting skinnier.
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Because you can get both GIN AND TONIC out of NOTICING.
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Cannes feels less crowded than years past, and attendees are noticing.
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Before Modern Country came out, I started noticing the Trump thing.
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Melissa Hernandez first started noticing the Puerto Rican addicts in 2015.
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You may have seen Adidas' recycled sportswear without even noticing it.
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Students started noticing the racist chat on the morning of Nov.
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We don't have to worry about mice noticing who's recording data.
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While Fox treats him well, Hippo sits on him without noticing.
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I think it was noticing Lucy's last name that inspired this.
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Do you remember noticing class or wealth differences on your campus?
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The biggest thing that I've been noticing is the temperature checks.
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Noticing Cavett's fidgeting, she wondered why she made everyone so uncomfortable.
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Upscale buyers like Bloomingdales are noticing, as well as several influencers.
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That means that the blockchain cannot be altered without people noticing.
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This time they started noticing a startling ubiquity of leaf green.
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They're not looking at festival lineups and noticing a stark imbalance.
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So if there's a big difference, I certainly wasn't noticing it.
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So if there's a big difference, I certainly wasn't noticing it.
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Fans are noticing these omissions, revisions, and more, and are confused.
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People start noticing a difference in their sight within a month.
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Before noticing A-Rod's tic, I never used the baseball emoji.
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In some women, this tissue growth happens without them even noticing.
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In fact, Lara is so radically different that I'm compelled to think the Billions writers' room tore up the scripts for the past two seasons, and decided to start over without anyone noticing (but we're noticing).
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If you're noticing an uncomfortable set of stereotypes there, you're not alone.
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Frankly, they bear responsibility for not even noticing or acting on it.
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He's excited and occasionally starts drumming on the table without even noticing.
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We are noticing that in many, many suicide cases, 11.2% are farmers.
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I have been noticing though that several people are very upset. Whatever!
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There are all sorts of questions about noticing your racial identity. Gianno?
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Last fall, Lake began noticing signs of another manic episode coming on.
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I started noticing small (but no more forgivable) errors in the quizzes.
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Mainstream fast food and fast casual chains are also noticing the trend.
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After knocking on their door and not noticing anything suspicious, police left.
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I also started noticing this increase in membership in men's rights organizations.
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I started noticing a change in my skin when I hit 27.
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Now readers may be encountering — or finally noticing — more political messages, too.
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Now, though their vision isn't perfect, they say they're noticing big differences.
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The novel starts when Dr Rieux, the protagonist, starts noticing dead rats.
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And that trend of harassment is something young people are noticing globally.
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That's something that, without even noticing, I've been writing a lot about.
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Soon, I started noticing this fantasy simulacrum of old New York everywhere.
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But not noticing a thing isn't the same as not sensing it.
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I think the reason people are noticing now is because he's gone.
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I only started noticing them after purchasing products for my new baby.
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My gloveless hand covered the Apple logo to keep anyone from noticing.
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Adults noticing those behaviors should avoid singling out kids and chastising them.
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" Miller continues, "America is noticing Gayle because Gayle notices all of us.
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What are you noticing in terms of demand to fly business class?
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Some users have been noticing issues with their keyboard since iOS 11.0.
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The driver, noticing that she was covered in blood, then called police.
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Lately, in the Western press, I'm noticing a comparison to Putin's team.
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Noticing what was not said is a good antidote for the nostalgia.
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When did people start noticing your Ken M character across the internet?
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Were you noticing a different reaction when you were touring on it?
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I'm sparring with better people every day and I'm noticing the results.
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This dog is cheekily sticking his tongue out without the Pope noticing.
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If people are noticing [a change in Trump's language agility], that's meaningful.
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Most of us eat mindlessly, without noticing quite how much we're ingesting.
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How could he meticulously plan this kind of attack without anyone noticing?
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"We've been noticing a lot of rebates and sales events," he said.
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Wall Street is also noticing the sheer magnitude of Tesla's cash burn.
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Noticing which parts of your job are at least OK will help.
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It wasn't long before we started noticing the deals for Prime members.
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Noticing a bulge in his pocket, officers tackled him, Mr. Vega said.
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Noticing he or she doesn't listen to you when you speak anymore
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She fled, noticing on her way out that the assistant had left.
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Simply noticing when you're feeling anxious can help you identify your uncertainty.
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There's no A in NOTICING, the anagram at 221A that crosses 4D.
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"Education the key n I'm jus now noticing it now," he wrote.
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"Friend or foe?" he asked at one point, noticing yet another commotion.
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So if you're noticing it today, like us, that might be why.
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I remember noticing in the hospital room that her roots were showing.
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He and NASA's Michael Barratt started noticing some changes to their eyesight.
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But we are noticing things getting slightly baggier in the pants department.
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Noticing my British accent, talk quickly turns to her slight anglophile tendencies.
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In recent months, however, North Korea observers have begun noticing a shift.
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It's a change worth noticing if you're an electoral junkie I guess?
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Take Google: It moved into Chelsea without many people there even noticing.
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She is an idealist who can't help noticing that nothing is ideal.
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She wasn't a complainer, and I'm not always the best at noticing.
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She started noticing other students at her school were blonder than her.
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At Loveland, staff started noticing some penguins mating outside their social pairs.
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"That's really when I started noticing differences in my personality," he says.
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People started noticing the trend after Waititi posted this picture on Saturday.
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Philanthropists are noticing the success of strategies innovated by women of color.
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Lately, in the Western Press, I'm noticing a comparison to Putin's team.
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Kansas was there, too, although one could be forgiven for not noticing.
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Noticing your self-lies is really hard, even for the self-aware.
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Across the province, doctors were noticing symptoms similar to those from sarin.
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Feel the vibration of the mower, noticing it from head to toe.
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It's about elevating the anonymous, everyday icons that we use without noticing.
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Successfully snapped a pic of a famous person without them noticing 2.
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It's about noticing those little things and focusing on that, I guess.
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They're trying to prevent people from noticing that the science is changing.
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"It's not that I'm noticing sexism more; I always noticed," she writes.
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I've always been weirdly sensitive to smells, noticing odors nobody else does.
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Try this: Start by slowing down and noticing your thoughts and sensations.
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I'm noticing a pattern of mania every time I drop a dose.
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Do you remember noticing fridging at all when you were a kid?
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Users started noticing the change being rolled out a couple weeks ago.
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Obviously he's like a huge influence for so many people, but no matter what town they're in, someone's emulating Kurt and making it visible, and making sure people are noticing them, and noticing that they're all sad standing around.
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You've probably heard a certain phenomenon so much that you stopped noticing it.
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Mr. Sorrentino's new novel is, you can't help noticing, at least vaguely autobiographical.
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I started noticing some profile photos of couples framed by dual-colored hearts.
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The differences in basic foodstuffs are worth noticing for more than their looks.
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Spring reminds us to appreciate what makes us happy by noticing its absence.
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But the reality is the robots have arrived—you're just not noticing them.
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Have you ever shown up to a family dinner inebriated, without anyone noticing?
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Bet you're really noticing how many people lift their arms on the subway.
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She tells me she's even worn them at work before without anyone noticing.
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Usually he liked it less, noticing for the first time weaknesses, bum lyrics.
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I was sitting here and I was noticing the 'Honorable' Elijah E. Cummings.
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In this flashback, we see society surreptitiously become more conservative without anyone noticing.
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And that was my own handwriting on the cards, thank you for noticing.
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Recently, I've been noticing strange charges on our bank and credit card statements.
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In noticing this homogeneity, Holden assumed the dick pic takers were self-selecting.
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"The reason everyone is noticing opioids is because people are dying," she says.
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"I started noticing changes with my body within about a month," she says.
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And you stop noticing even that once evil robots start to swarm in.
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It's possible that many of us experience vEAR without ever noticing, Fassnidge says.
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But after a couple of chapters, I stopped noticing the poorer anti-aliasing.
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These days, in contrast, one can drive across the border without noticing it.
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The trick is noticing these details and relaying them back to the team.
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Some people need the social embarrassment to realize people are noticing, he said.
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TYRUS: I listen and Greg said yes and thank you for noticing and.
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Minutes later, noticing my other hand is also empty, he hands me another.
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Before the next pitch, Molina pointed out to left field, noticing the feline.
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Last year, we started noticing a proliferation of chatbot startups using first names.
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But home-school groups say they are noticing an uptick in membership numbers.
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And he remembers exactly when he started noticing a surge in male clients.
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"We are noticing a huge change on how work is done," argues Islamovich.
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She was diagnosed at age 15, after noticing extra hair on her body.
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If someone is truly an asshole, you're probably not the only one noticing.
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Harry: I'm noticing on this Farfetch'd card, there's, like, a shiny gold border.
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So while her health is definitely noticing the difference, her pocketbook is not.
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It had rained at some point without his noticing; the streets were wet.
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This means paying attention and noticing when you're in these moments of anxiety.
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The father went into the water after noticing that his son hadn't resurfaced.
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I stopped noticing if I was reading in Spanish or English long ago.
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Back at the camp, the group's tour guide remembered noticing her from afar.
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Then, four to five months ago, the patient's wife started noticing other things.
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To begin, as the Interboro team suggests, start noticing these barriers to inclusion.
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And she is noticing the effect of long commutes on the housing market.
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"Halfway through the trip is when we started noticing things closing," he said.
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Noticing the lack of black tenants, Guthrie perceived that they were not welcome.
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LaptopMag's reviewer was working with 11 Chrome tabs open before noticing any lag.
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After I realized I was pregnant, I started noticing how protective I became.
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Well, we can no longer do "bad" things, he said, noticing my discomfort.
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But they were also noticing that their paychecks from Colors were arriving late.
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Upon noticing the movie starred a young black girl, my niece was overjoyed.
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So he kept staring and said to her, "I'm just noticing the differences."
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Eventually I stopped remembering or noticing characters' names and cared only about voices.
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Noticing errors and spreading information about them are central to the brain, too.
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She cannot help noticing that the system encourages a kind of regional prejudice.
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Not worried like you'd eat the entire bread basket without noticing — really worried.
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She worked for one day after returning to the U.S. before noticing symptoms.
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It&aposs probably that withholding you&aposre noticing on a shrunken bonus check.
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Life is a balance of restriction and expansion, and you're noticing that today.
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I merely started noticing when I wasn't being honest — and more important, why.
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That's what staffers keep noticing at RAINN -- the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network.
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Fans have been noticing Nanjiani&aposs changing physique for a few months now.
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It's not much different from noticing Charmander on someone's shoulder on the subway.
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So enemies really have no chance of noticing the incoming beam or rerouting.
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Astronomers started noticing that Betelgeuse wasn't as bright as usual around October 2019.
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They regarded me with obvious bafflement before they stopped noticing me at all.
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Noticing my friend's fair hair, he shouted hello and insisted we stop by.
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Even so, I couldn't help noticing that the musicians' eyes were often elsewhere.
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On frequent business trips abroad, he couldn't help noticing how pervasive gambling was.
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But I think people are noticing that it doesn't work that way anymore.
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And while it skews our thinking, it does so without us even noticing.
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Belief in the Mandela Effect goes beyond simply noticing we've remembered something incorrectly.
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Apart from victims noticing that they had particularly bad hangovers the next morning, Mr. Sinaga committed the rapes without anyone noticing until a June morning in 2017 when an 18-year-old man woke up in the middle of being assaulted.
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We are constantly sizing other people up, checking them out, noticing something about them.
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So the chances of a hacker controlling your phone without you noticing are slim.
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Then she moved from remote Colorado to Washington, DC, and started noticing the changes.
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After noticing the mailbox, "the look on his face was just amazing," she said.
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Noticing each moment and weighing its significance helps round out the meaning of Paterson.
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She told me it was her lucky number, so we started noticing it more.
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On his way home each night, Santell began noticing strays living in poor conditions.
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Marino says she is noticing the growing popularity of plants from the genus Calathea.
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Gadot looks like she could kick my ass without even noticing that she had.
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After noticing a reflection in Catharina's right eye in a picture taken on Dec.
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According to MindBody's incident timeline, users and studios began noticing outages early Thursday morning.
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I've been noticing the way I use those words and trying to change it.
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But finally, after noticing he had broken her wrist, he stopped and left her.
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"I started noticing that everybody said the same thing in their bio," he said.
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And if we're being totally honest, sometimes we are jerks without even noticing it.
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Neighbors had called 911 after noticing a fire was quickly consuming the Romans' home.
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Once you start noticing actors appearing in multiple Netflix Originals, it's impossible to stop.
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But how, exactly, do humans transfer psychological states between one another, often without noticing?
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On Tuesday, officials began noticing large chunks of concrete missing from the dam's spillway.
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Inside the main building workers amble through the foyer, barely noticing a suggestion box.
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You succeeded by noticing, and then exploiting them because you didn't give a shit.
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How do they propose to steal a multi-million dollar necklace without anyone noticing?
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According to People, Menounos started noticing something was off with her health in February.
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"And I was noticing, it's not the people that are stoned," she told Billboard.
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I am one with the communal toilet shitters of ancient Rome, noticing fellow defecators.
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"I started noticing a difference in my teeth after about a week," she wrote.
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I'm noticing your shirt [that says] National Museum of African American History and Culture.
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Noticing there are no pictures of his wife or children in this shot. pic.twitter.
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I've been confronted in the grocery store by strangers noticing formula in my cart.
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Cooper, 52, recalled noticing the success of his mom's designs at a young age.
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The startup is noticing that many people are sending each other GIFs using Giphy.
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And it's elevated by Ackerman's prose — the joy she takes in thinking and noticing.
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Robert had gone ahead of her, not noticing what was playing out behind him.
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But Republicans across Washington say they are noticing changes within the White House's operations.
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By noticing different ways to view the problem, you move from mindless to mindful.
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It stops you from noticing how excellently these dancers move from the face down.
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I walked past him regularly for several months before noticing he was even there.
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Either way, for many of you, noticing was just the tip of the iceberg.
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Mr. Isbell began noticing differences in that respect between his residential and online students.
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" Noticing a handmade sign in the crowd, she added, "That's right, 'Hillary for prison.
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Introverts are taking over and people are noticing — including those who run dating websites.
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Kadlec was inspired after noticing an absence of lingerie boutiques serving the queer community.
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You're noticing things about your everyday life that previously have gone over your head.
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Part way through 2014, though, I started noticing a shift in the latter side.
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But in the fall of 2015, I started noticing something quite different in audiences.
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People can die, sometimes the closest people to us, without us noticing a thing.
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The cryptography behind blockchain makes it difficult to tamper with it without someone noticing.
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Voters of color are beginning to awaken to the scam, and Democrats are noticing.
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He was inspired to open the shop after noticing the prevalence of food banks.
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Try reappraising negative self-talk by noticing when it leads to thoughts of failure.
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Over the years, Higbee has developed a knack for noticing patterns and anticipating moments.
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Steve Kerr noticing this too, trapping Leonard and making him give up the ball.
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Noticing they were wearing the same nail polish, the subject grabbed the interviewer's hand.
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Those of us in and around tech have been noticing this for months now.
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LONDON — British shoppers began noticing in recent weeks that hummus prices were up significantly.
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You noticed the race of these people because noticing race is a social habit.
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I'd twirl the noodles around my fork, noticing how plain and mild they looked.
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Around that time, the brothers started noticing fencing going up around their parents' land.
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In Tulsa, you could pass him on the street without noticing — and most do.
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Twenty years ago, he began noticing a substantial dip in the local oyster population.
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Surveillance video shows Mr. Scott arriving and then quickly leaving after noticing police officers.
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Jason: Elliot could have hacked her OkCupid and cancelled the date without her noticing.
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How did that scrap of knitting turn into a full sweater without our noticing?
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When you find yourself noticing differences between yourself and others, notice the commonalities, too.
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And others have made similar decisions after noticing the responses to their red hats.
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The cracker lived its life on the wall, then fell, without the father noticing.
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Users with just hundreds or thousands of followers are noticing a significant loss too.
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Initially, these diving sentences maddened me, until, now fully insane, I stopped noticing them.
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He writes about the world like a man noticing everything for the first time.
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I approached slowly so that I could get a shot without him noticing me.
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Noticing how her ankles were gruff with stubble, or the pin dots of blackheads.
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Players started noticing problems over the weekend, and CNET also reported on the issue.
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Wherever I went, I couldn't help noticing the Army's significant deficit of black officers.
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And so I was noticing, I hadn't seen them together, and his is enormous.
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And it's increasingly clear these programs can develop biases and stereotypes without us noticing.
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There's a greater likelihood of other people noticing, of law enforcement noticing, if you broadcast it out there for all sorts of people to see on Twitter versus other kinds of online communication where you're careful to mention this to a discrete audience.
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Noticing the problem, the Trump campaign printed a second slate intended to fix the problem.
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Within five days of noticing the indentation, she was told she likely had breast cancer.
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Later that evening, "I started noticing little spots developing all over his body," Carey wrote.
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They're real and they're out there, just Binging it up, occasionally not noticing sand penises.
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The company is also noticing a trend of customers consolidating their debts into personal loans.
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As I watch I can't help noticing an unlikely affinity between harm reduction and tech.
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Those are big sums, and those companies are going to be noticing everything Trump says.
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Driving around my neighbor & noticing so many fences & trees just destroyed from this wild wind.
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But in early October, customers started noticing an uptick in prices that couldn't be explained.
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It's been fascinating noticing the difference in different police departments because it's never the same.
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Morse Heidegger's friends began noticing her porcelain, blemish-free complexion — and asking for her secret.
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"You want to kind of balance listening, being present, and noticing what's good," she says.
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"And Bioz can help you find all those external factors you may not be noticing."
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Brands are noticing: Superga and Saucony have both worked with FlyNYON for photo-op partnerships.
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After noticing a gap in the wedding industry, I founded a bridesmaid for hire business.
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After noticing the dog was hurt, the couple brought her to a local animal hospital.
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If you're a careful spender, you might be self-conscious about people noticing your habits.
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Spiotta often talks about ''noticing'' — it was part of why we were on this trip.
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Investigators discovered the drugs after noticing signs of welding on the axle, according to Brennan.
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And I started noticing a very basic problem everywhere, hiding in front of our eyes.
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This March, residents of Youngstown, Ohio, began noticing something weird about their local raccoon population.
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By noticing what her customer like and dislike she can create demand without the waste.
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T-Mobile customers began noticing the transcriptions appearing earlier this year, according to Android Police.
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As it is, the survey is out for anyone to see—and people are noticing.
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It has a catchy beat, and you can easily play it without your boss noticing.
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Dad turns it off and starts up the engine, noticing how silent the night is.
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You end up noticing a tangible difference between materials whenever you pick up the phone.
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I'm noticing a theme, and it's that I need to get back to the gym.
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At first the smell is extremely noticeable, but eventually you stop noticing it as much.
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Layin' low to run out the clock before November, but you're SEXIST for noticing it.
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And how can they do it in a massive bunker in Indiana without anyone noticing?
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You can't escape noticing that when the person lives in the next room from yours.
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Buffalo Phil's caught onto the scheme after noticing their monthly cable bill had gone up.
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The photo was then published in the school's yearbook — somehow without a single person noticing.
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With this brute force method, researchers could decrypt files from Apple's servers without anyone noticing.
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The NFL and its teams are noticing how political and divisive the protest has become.
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Too often, the burden of noticing and reporting predatory behavior is put on the victims.
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With the Headphone, though, I started noticing all sorts of sounds that I had missed.
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These boys believed noticing my body was all the permission they needed to touch it.
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Careful, guys, Texas restaurants might start noticing...especially if you get any more internet-famous.
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I kept noticing that I would go back to the bathroom and fixate on it.
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I do think we have moved into a post-privacy world almost without noticing it.
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Like noticing when they get their hair done, or when they change their nail color.
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And, no, you noticing that he gained weight does not count as a positive thing.
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Noticing how we react in certain situations could lead us to make some important discoveries.
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Penn noticed me noticing him after a minute, and he gave me a helpless shrug.
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Since then, I've had drinks here and there, while noticing more awareness in my drinking.
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The similarities between Hudgens and the superhero are uncanny, and fans are definitely noticing, too.
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But around this time I began noticing a gradual shift in how I approached conversation.
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And it's not just Swedish conservatories that are noticing an increasing dominance of female applicants.
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"More and more people are noticing that the North Fork has value," Mr. Pineda said.
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You can see a logo a hundred times without noticing everything going on inside them.
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Just noticing that you're attracted to other genders can be the extent of this exploration.
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For twenty-five years he steals parts one by one without the factory owner noticing.
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They switched to Halal food in the early 1990s after noticing demand among taxi drivers.
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But she often finds herself noticing newly renovated three-deckers and wondering, who is that?
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"Those habits of kind of noticing good operational sites are still with me," she said.
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Washington (CNN Business)Clifton Broumand has started noticing something is off at the trade shows.
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Leigh takes long strides toward the beach without even noticing that we are so close.
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There are things that have been changing over the years, and owners have been noticing.
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Without noticing, I stopped going to the gym and wasn't making the right food choices.
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If they carry on at this pace, even the somnolent lead market might start noticing.
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Microsleep involves brief, intermittent moments of sleep throughout the day, sometimes without you noticing it.
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A 39-year-old man spit out his drink out after noticing a chemical taste.
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I had started noticing that [gun violence] was getting closer and closer to my area.
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Noticing your favorite retailer is having a 50 percent off sale is not an emergency.
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But she says she's finally noticing that people around her are becoming more politically engaged.
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Sometime in the last week Bitcoin investors started noticing additional fees on their bank statements.
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With his guidance, we sit or lie on cushioned mats, noticing our thoughts with curiosity.
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One thing I am noticing more is digital photography and computer graphics becoming indiscernibly mingled.
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When you're a child of narcissists, you get very good at noticing patterns in behavior.
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Investors are noticing that companies which do better on ESG issues, have better financial performance.
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On the way up the hill, I'd walked right by the park without noticing it.
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"I identify with that way of noticing," he said, of his clothes speaking for himself.
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He began noticing shorter shorts becoming popular again among athletes — tennis players included — around 2013.
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Impress a detail-oriented Virgo rising by noticing these little things and saying thank you.
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I compliment her appearance, and she pats her dyed, golden waves, thanking me for noticing.
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But while the rich in Iran are getting richer, ordinary Iranians aren't noticing the benefits.
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Ito had been lying on the floor for three years, without anyone noticing his absence.
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Over the years, Dr. Fischer's colleagues began noticing a steady rise in the roadkill figures.
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Right away, she started noticing all the poems and reflections of the fire flooding Facebook.
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Sometimes that means noticing that a drunk guy is shouting into one of your mics.
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You click, before noticing that something was just so slightly off in the sender's address.
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Those conditions could be making it more difficult for Waymo's vehicles, and passengers are noticing.
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After just a few shaves, I was already noticing the bristles splitting at the ends.
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Yankees catcher Gary Sanchez began noticing the problem last season, the worst of his career.
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How was he able to do these things for nearly 10 years without anyone noticing?
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It's a topic Malloy found himself writing about after noticing his own increasing time online.
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"I think my pant leg is on fire," he said after noticing the acrid smell.
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Already, winemakers in the region are noticing distinct changes that signal a hotter, drier future.
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I spent, um, awhile looking for the trick in this grid before noticing the rules.
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An avid movie fan, he started noticing locations from famous films while walking around London.
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Strikingly, not one interviewer reported noticing that he or she was conducting a random interview.
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Members are already noticing differences at the club, particularly when Mr. Trump is in town.
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Noticing a shortage of elegant but useful lighting, he designed a few things for himself.
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The experience is about "noticing things around you" and helping people become present, she said.
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Ramirez Palma began noticing "unusually large" discrepancies during the construction of the building, Yanik said.
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He manages to slow down the rhythm of his noticing while simultaneously speeding it up.
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"Noticing that positive effect of these behaviors can be a really powerful reinforcement," he says.
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Some users had been noticing that there were duplicate charges when they executed a transaction.
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And also, noticing that someone is of a different race is not a bad thing.
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So, yeah, the RCMP is trying to bring biometric identification to Canada without anybody noticing.
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He wanted to introduce color into the neighborhood after noticing all the surrounding houses were white.
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And most recently, people are noticing that Khloé Kardashian looks a lot like Elvis Presley.
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The market is too concerned about the growth outlook for China without noticing the low valuations.
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Of course, there's another point some fans are noticing: the pay disparity between Murphy and Rhimes.
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But noticing them does just as much for me as remembering that I suck at yoga.
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By noticing how you feel after a failure, you will become more aware of your emotions.
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In the book, McKeon described noticing some of Onassis' teenage cousins rendezvousing in her flower patch.
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Back home, my back pain became severe, and I started noticing nerve pain in my legs.
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I can't imagine having a child, noticing this about her, and not asking her about it.
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After a few months of incorporating the ingredient into my routine, I started noticing substantial results.
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A Flip or Flop viewer emailed the show's producers after noticing an abnormality on Tarek's throat.
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And even Bella's perfectly timed hair flip couldn't keep us from noticing the wall behind her.
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It seemed to me like there was an uptick in people noticing the show this season.
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But Verrone surmises that "big picture, we are noticing some modest weakness from the overall group."
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I think, actually, it's about asking those follow-up questions and noticing where improvement is happening.
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After noticing the spider in the front seat, the unidentified woman "panicked and crashed," police said.
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With few people noticing, including the producers, reality TV has found itself in a golden age.
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I've started noticing a new trend though — men wearing white T-shirts tucked into white pants.
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You'll notice it and then you will stop noticing it and then it will be fine.
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I used it for a couple of days and started noticing coffee grounds in my cup.
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From there, though, you'll slowly start noticing the Echo creeping into other facets of your life.
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Prior to noticing this phenomenon, it had never really occurred to me to delete an Instagram.
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Still, I'm dealing with my texture changing a little bit and noticing how processed it feels.
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The man began noticing Linda's "odd behavior" and knew that something was troubling her, Gualtieri said.
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I think back to what Tom Hill said about his family not noticing the Great Depression.
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Refinery29 reached out to Vastola after noticing that she commented on criticism of the jeans online.
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Over the weekend, people with review units of the Pixel 2 XL began noticing a problem.
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But the bots are also used for safety and maintenance detection, noticing anomalies like unusual heat.
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And people are noticing [...] The thing is: Its users are less active than they once were.
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Samsung had everyone put VR headsets on so they could walk Zuckerberg in without us noticing!
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I've had enough of noticing issues in the system, complaining about them, and hoping they change.
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The first is when people stop noticing who is Dalit; the second when they stop caring.
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But on Friday, journalists from CNN and BuzzFeed began noticing you could no longer find them.
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The blaze was large enough that people around 40 miles south were noticing smoke and ash.
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Some 15,000 residents protested in Moscow on Sunday, during which users started noticing problems with ProtonMail.
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Around April of that year, she became concerned when she began noticing issues with her cognition.
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Click here to view original GIFHow could anyone go two years without noticing something this huge?
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Meanwhile, some Get Fit With Dave clients had begun noticing odd claims on their insurance statements.
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Our research has shown that it is possible to recognize deception by noticing specific red flags.
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" Noticing the early timestamp, the Bleachers frontman inquired about Dunham's schedule, asking "Why are you awake?
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But we couldn't help noticing the gift that this precious pup is giving away to everyone.
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As a viewer you notice the beauty of it, but you're not noticing every little thing.
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I quickly began working with celebrities, who were noticing my work in editorial and booking me.
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Chris, noticing police are closing in on him, checks the app and finds the kids' posts.
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But I've been noticing more shows where the quirky best friend is more the main character.
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Users around the world have been noticing a number of new background options in different colors.
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Ho, ho, hmm… Bakers around the country have been noticing an issue with their Hershey's Kisses.
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And Gerber removed the dropped ceilings in his bathrooms after noticing things tucked above the tiles.
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Perhaps we—the folks whose lives are being so relentlessly optimized—are finally noticing these repercussions.
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"What I'm noticing … you seem a little depressed to me," said Dr. Drew, the show's host.
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Bidegain: As to the writing, I remember noticing there were more heavy influences this time around.
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Headley says this is further proof travelers in America are noticing how much airfares have dropped.
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Obviously, you have to be careful when you start noticing that people are following your accounts.
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It would be possible for me to disappear for a week or two without anybody noticing.
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And unfortunately for him, people began noticing Scaramucci was deleting all his old Trump insults. Amazing.
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"We are also noticing a significant decrease in speculative pressure to the prices," Novak told Putin.
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Female skaters have moved from the margins into the spotlight, and big-name sponsors are noticing.
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As its fourth and final season inches closer, the TV Academy is finally noticing its brilliance.
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We're not the only ones noticing that Lily-Rose Depp looks pretty grown up these days.
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One hedge fund manager is noticing Tesla's large investment spending and doubts it will bear fruit.
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"This is the human brain unconsciously prioritizing what matters, and noticing physical 'imperfections' less," she added.
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Then, noticing the time, Ms. Christopher tucked the shirt back into the drawer and composed herself.
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Years ago I started a website to share what I was noticing about money and investing.
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"No one was noticing these doors, and it gave him a sense of freedom," she said.
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Remember, your children noticing what you notice is more powerful than them hearing what you say.
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Noticing that he and his teammates were "walking, climbing advertisements" for gear, he signed up sponsors.
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She got the idea after noticing that her mom didn't like driving the family S.U.V. 8.
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Ms. Bhatia began noticing super more when she moved to Silicon Valley about a year ago.
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It's a practice derived from Buddhism which espouses noticing, acknowledging, and breathing through one's negative emotions.
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We spend a lot of our time noticing people being creeps or people in uncomfortable situations.
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MAAN, Jordan — When Jordan's school year began last month, educators began noticing tweaks in the curriculum.
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One lesser-discussed aspect of Mr. Cunningham's work was his devotion to noticing and praising philanthropy.
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But it started to percolate, you know, somewhere that they were noticing what I was doing.
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Some caretakers are noticing that patients need less medicine and physical restraints after using these techniques.
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Getting in and out without anyone from the Trump businesses noticing was part of the point.
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I love her, but I can't help noticing her disordered eating and feeling envious about it.
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It's attention management: You're noticing the order of tasks that works for you and adjusting accordingly.
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And with that, some people began noticing that the shine on the 'stache was wearing off.
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I'm 35 years old, and that's the age when you start noticing everything changing around you.
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She started roller skating to build up her stamina, noticing improvements after a few challenging months.
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Frankly, we had already ordered our food before noticing them on the back of the menu.
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If you're noticing a cooling with a friend, usually one of these areas needs special consideration.
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As the attendant filled her tank, Ms. Alajaji started noticing the stares from outside her car.
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Now that I knew trans women existed, I started noticing them in the world around me.
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At first, it was fleeting and would usually pass without any of my meal partners noticing.
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If it has a third high profile phone fiasco in five years, people might start noticing.
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"I was noticing that it was very similar to fight directing," she recalled in an interview.
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Take a look: People started noticing that the hallway the hands are in looked somewhat familiar.
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You can't help noticing certain parallels between Carlotta and the current head of our executive branch.
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I don't ever recall noticing someone doing it in public, let alone being bothered by it.
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It's impossible to avoid noticing that they are all—every man and each woman—physically beautiful.
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"I'm just happy that people are noticing this," Kuei said in a telephone interview on Tuesday.
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Noticing the time, Mr. Laudamiel asked the driver if he minded sharing a moment of silence.
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I&aposm noticing that my left eye can see a little more clearer than my right.
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"In the last few years I've been noticing more people with their gear," Ms. Rosenberg said.
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I thought often of Douglas Graham while reading "Serious Noticing," a new collection of Wood's writing.
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And his staff couldn't help noticing that the governor started calling Mason "baby" during staff meetings.
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"This makes no sense," he says, noticing for the first time that his mother is crying.
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It's a cinematic adventure that your gamer could end up playing for hours without even noticing.
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We started noticing when and how we used just and outing each other when we slipped.
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Jeremy Tolley, chief people officer at CareHere, said he started noticing more no-shows in 2016.
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Noticing the trend away from blogging and toward mobile and visual entertainment, it pivoted to video.
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"You're happily married," she said, perhaps noticing, just above the "love line," a wedding band. Bingo.
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Burial's greatest talent is for listening, and for noticing what most of us take for granted.
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True, you'd be forgiven for not noticing, because actual production in China has never been higher.
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It's close to payday, so close to when we'll really be noticing what the furlough costs.
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Ms. Trimarco, a physician assistant, contacted the Adamses after noticing their flier at a coffee shop.
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At the time, I regretted the concurrent invisibility, when men stopped noticing me on the street.
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It's worth noticing that Trump's appeal to these folks is not about facts or particular policies.
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To distract himself and keep the audience from noticing his injury, he danced like a madman.
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After noticing that heavy, processed foods exacerbated his symptoms, he started experimenting with a vegan diet.
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Niche is one of the few ramen-yas in town where the appetizers are worth noticing.
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If you're noticing an overall change in your skin's texture, check in with your stress levels.
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In 2012, Aiosa staffers began noticing that Carla lookalikes were being shipped into the US via Miami.
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Why it matters: Influential leaders outside this social movement, from oil executives to country officials, are noticing.
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"It's almost like sitting in an armchair and noticing whoever is coming into the room," she noted.
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As I'm typing this, I'm noticing a little burnt orange-colored splatter beneath the MacBook Air logo.
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Are you noticing half-naked photos of dudes beginning to pop up across social media this month?
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"I didn't start noticing until they started hurting me," Rose told People of her former breast size.
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The change, while it's definitely on the less dramatic side of the spectrum, is still worth noticing.
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Such careful plotting about debate guests seems to be a more recent phenomenon and people are noticing.
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Laguillo said she distinctly remembers noticing Moorthy with her pink hair at Taft Point on Oct. 21.
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That's what I mean, noticing the nuances more than the actual... more than just ripping it off.
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Most motorists around the country are noticing gas prices declining or stabilizing, which is normal for autumn.
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The not noticing seems like less of a hassle, less uncomfortable, and less dangerous for everyone involved.
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However, it wasn't until recently that we started noticing fruit eaters everywhere getting excited about Cara Caras.
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But by February, White said, she started noticing that there weren't any openly queer people on campus.
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As they leave the offices, we can't help noticing that Axe is wearing a goddamn gorgeous suit.
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"I just jumped into survival mode," Rogers said, noticing he only had a few minutes to react.
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It seemed improbable, many suggested, that Epstein could kill himself without help, or without his guards noticing.
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That allows researchers to run calculations on the devices, without their owners noticing a difference in performance.
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But little by little, almost without anyone noticing, she has become perhaps the Met's most daring diva.
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I can't help noticing the brittleness of the walls that keep most people fed, sheltered and whole.
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The company abandoned the efforts after noticing it was creating a bottleneck on mobile, according to Dotzler.
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"That's Willow!" exclaimed Mulgrew, noticing the 3-year-old inching closer while the actress filmed a scene.
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She apparently tossed the phone elsewhere after noticing it had "swollen up" and was coughing up smoke.
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It wasn't enough where people were noticing, but deep down inside, I knew something was going on.
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But then, around the time my son entered preschool, we started noticing some behavioral and developmental issues.
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In recent weeks, some users have started noticing a rocket-shaped icon in their Facebook mobile app.
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Others are so overt that after they're pointed out you feel foolish for not noticing them sooner.
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They kept in touch after the breakup, and Hardwicke started noticing that something wasn't right with Reed.
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All of this could be done covertly without anyone noticing — so long as nobody opens the parcel.
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Mongeau and Sousa broke up in April, immediately before fans started noticing Mongeau and Paul hanging out.
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That primed me to start noticing things in the world that hinted at the kind of story.
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And once you start noticing changes happening, you can ask your kids whether they notice them, too.
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Generally, your ears automatically adjust to daily atmospheric pressure changes without you even noticing, Dr. Voigt says.
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After doing hundreds of financial planning meetings with new or potential clients, I started noticing those patterns.
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Fairchild was diagnosed with cancer in 2012 after noticing a mole under his earlobe had gotten bigger.
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I've been using it for probably six months and started noticing a difference after a couple months.
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Master Avery, noticing this, leaned over to say something to the concerned viewer, and they walked away.
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He liked the thrill of noticing people's reactions when they could tell he was wearing a bra.
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Crooks recalls noticing Trump standing by the elevator and decided to introduce herself, according to the Post.
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Luster, a self-admitted ice chewer, started noticing the taste of the water was different that summer.
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It was a cold, windy day, and she soon offered me her gloves, noticing my freezing hands.
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There will be an "In Memoriam" sequence that the Internet, noticing a missing favorite, will complain about.
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Thankfully, with prosaic names like theirs, you can pay tribute to your favourite footballer without anybody noticing.
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A few of Seyfried's fans chimed in, too, noticing the same glaring misrepresentation as the actor did.
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Obviously I got a haircut yesterday, thanks for noticing But sometimes I don't really want to talk.
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"It seems like people who work out are noticing it quite a bit," Dr. Fischedick told me.
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Welch said he decided on the project after noticing an alarming trend among some of his clients.
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Most of the time, I would walk straight through with them in my pocket, without anyone noticing.
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Noticing this trend, Hein Koegelenberg, chairman at the South African wine producer L'Huguenot Vineyards, saw an opportunity.
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Bonus: -33 for making everyone over 25 feel weird about noticing how hot this teenaged character is.
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Customers started noticing the change in April, around the release of the new "God of War" game.
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However, I'm also noticing that there are long pauses during where I probably should be hearing something.
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I started noticing that many months ago, when I began informally surveying global interest in the campaign.
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If a stranger walked up to my keyboard, how long could they replace me without anybody noticing?
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He instinctively flicked through the phone's home screen noticing a new app on his phone: Code Academy.
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You're accurately noticing that the variety of content has been steadily decreasing for quite some time now.
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But mostly, I start noticing how much human work they were doing for those old TV shows.
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In recent years, Matson has started noticing younger fans pressing up against the front railing at shows.
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I definitely remember noticing that a lot of women would play what I thought was softer music.
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Is this something you're noticing anecdotally on a personal level, or politically on a more global level?
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"We're noticing that rural areas pose a greater opportunity for singles to meet a potential mate."Huh.
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I just started noticing that I always have this sense of impending doom, this weird irrational fear.
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Companies like Target and West Elm are noticing, launching sleek modern product lines made for smaller spaces.
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She said she had rushed him off in August after noticing that he was having trouble walking.
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You may not see what I see; I may just be noticing what you've seen all along.
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Blount kept working as a nurse, and began noticing patterns in her patients' handwriting, her son said.
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I suddenly started noticing that I was getting a lot of Twitter notifications from this one guy.
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SCITUATE, R. I. — Foresters began noticing the patches of dying pines and denuded oaks, and grew concerned.
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It quickly gets over the intrusion on its privacy though after noticing how kickass the jets are.
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For example, I'm noticing more and more iPhone screenshots, compared to SMS texts sent from a burner.
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I couldn't help noticing what was missing: the voice, and the perspective, of an openly L.G.B.T. justice.
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"It's a flag that would be easy to fly upside down with nobody noticing," Mr. Hartvigsen said.
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"I'm already noticing certain habits and ticks that I've developed just from learning this show," Fisher confesses.
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I couldn't help noticing that it was Mr. Met — and not the actual players — who was coronated.
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Clare Hennigan, senior beauty analyst with market intelligence firm Mintel, said she's also noticing dipping mascara sales.
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"I remember holding one of the crystals and noticing how they were all broken," Dr. Benison said.
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Lewis said this happens all the time, this experience of watching something and noticing family abolitionist subtext.
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Soon enough, the photo was retweeted all over the Twitterverse, with fans noticing that Styles looked... different.
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Another employee said she began noticing symptoms within about a month of putting on the new uniform.
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"We're building a better McDonald's and more customers are noticing," CEO Steve Easterbrook said in a statement.
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Starbucks decided to launch a new cold holiday drink after noticing the popularity of its iced beverages.
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" Scarborough went on, "But we started noticing about three years ago that New Yorkers—liberal New Yorkers!
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But Duro — along with many other tech-oriented manufacturers — are noticing what the city has to offer.
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Upon noticing a few of those aforementioned devotees in the locker room, my uneasiness hit its peak.
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And how had Jayme been held for months in a home without anyone in the area noticing?
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But I guess that's how life works sometime, only noticing beauty in retrospect and poetry in silence.
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That's a whole lot of money for some public radio people and the whole world is noticing.
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It's a great example of noticing a trend in entertainment, then following it to its logical conclusion.
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If you're noticing a marked change in hair shedding lately, you might be battling stress, explained Garshick.
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Adam Strauss was in his 20s when he first started noticing symptoms of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD).
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Even then, Alcorn is confident the industry will resolve the issue without most users noticing a difference.
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In mindfulness, you focus on your breathing and you're noticing your thoughts as they come and go.
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Upon noticing the shortage of other guards, he set up a successful recruiting company within the organization.
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About a decade ago, tech reporters started noticing Xbox controllers in images and videos of military combat demonstrations.
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When Will was just an infant, Gouveia remembers feeling uncomfortable upon noticing his son was wearing pink socks.
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It was really of no surprise to me, because I was already noticing Solange is really into monochromatism.
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Noticing that a nearby Winchell's donut store was doing a brisk trade, he bought one of its wares.
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Or, in some cases, who can escort it quickly enough from the premises without the relevant authorities noticing.
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That being said, you'll quickly forget it's there, noticing it only due to its convenient night light feature.
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Yet I have been noticing that doing nothing rarely fills me with joy, while doing something sometimes does.
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So moves are rare, especially midseason ones, and the trade deadline often passes without anyone really even noticing.
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A few years ago, Paul Cocksedge began noticing something odd on his walks through his East London neighborhood.
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My mom and stepfather put me in therapy in the second grade after noticing how angry I was.
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I think it's interesting that they're noticing that the hip factor of Brooklyn is south of Atlantic Avenue.
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The couple say their daughter walked out of a Family Dollar store with a doll without them noticing.
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Every scene with them 3 you can see that Jorah keeps noticing the way Dany looks at Jon.
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After a few minutes, she fell asleep — not noticing that the driver, Angelo McCoy, had canceled her ride.
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Credit to Droid Life and Philip Chang on Twitter for first noticing this in the newest beta update.
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Living with Huntington's A year before, the family started noticing changes in Franczek's mood, behaviors, speech and gait.
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It could be a glitch, but the number of people noticing the change makes testing seem more likely.
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If you think you could get away with all this nonsense without the man himself noticing, think again.
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The report delves into Cruz's early years, in which educators first began noticing concerning signs and alarming behavior.
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Therese turns to leave a record shop and notices a pair of women, standing intimately close, noticing her.
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But it appears users aren't watching, or even noticing, the company's videos enough to make that shift worthwhile.
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He's also nose-deep in a pile of grass, noticing that he's just regained his sense of smell.
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After noticing the duplicated ITs and stumbling upon the IT COUPLES revealer, I was off to the races.
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The EPA caught on watching their TV show, noticing that they weren't quite handling lead-based paint correctly.
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At a recital in California, a friend, Rebecca Rutkowski, approached Johnson after noticing his sound was particularly rich.
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Early in the Obama era, I began noticing a disturbing change in the attitudes of some fellow churchgoers.
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CN: So a year and a half or so ago, I started noticing YouTube recommendations getting really good.
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It's interesting, the other thing that we're noticing is that ... Which is, messaging systems have that. Yeah. Yeah.
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They kept seeing overlap, noticing how women who were beaten at home were more vulnerable in the workplace.
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Miami's sweating residents - particularly those who spend a lot of time outside - say they're noticing the difference already.
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I began noticing the word popping up in the convention speeches at the end of the third day.
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That Evie's own mother is incapable of noticing the subtle changes occurring with her daughter doubles as neglect.
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Noticing they were speaking French, or possibly German, or possibly Latvian, I headed over to say au revoir.
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" (We're noticing a disturbing trend with the Brawn tribe.) He describes himself as "confident, rebellious and an anomaly.
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He took it back to his car, noticing it had no magazine — just a bullet in the pipe.
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And lately, we've been noticing a pattern: Stars are getting animals designs and we need to know why.
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But other companies, noticing the surge of face-tracking, want to get teens interested in their own services.
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The details build an oppressive whole without us really noticing, shaping the way we interact with this world.
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Within hours, Hadid un-liked the photo, but not without everyone noticing it first, as Elle points out.
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Mendes' clip seems to show him about to kiss Cabello, then noticing her in the same diner. pic.twitter.
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We've seen them perhaps hundreds of times on billboards, in supermarkets, or even adorning airplanes without noticing them.
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It's a small spit of a park, the sort of place you might walk right past without noticing.
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You would be forgiven for not immediately noticing the economic impact of Trump's burgeoning trade war with China.
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They cannot help noticing that some polluters with important friends foul the air, soil and water with impunity.
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We're noticing a pattern of red herrings, however, and as you know, red herrings get fishier over time.
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We've also been noticing many students replying to others in the comments section with questions, connections and debate.
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The soothing, female voice instructed me to pay attention to my body, noticing the flow of my breath.
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But noticing that his neighbors noticed his habits was the beginning of a new phase in his work.
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Two diners, after noticing that their neighbors were all drinking juice, suddenly felt self-conscious about their vodka.
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Like her characters, our narrator is always on the move, and is always noticing and theorizing, often brilliantly.
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A female passenger cited in court documents said she found the device after noticing an odd blinking light.
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App users are able to make the watch call a number without its wearer, or those nearby, noticing.
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But I can't help noticing that she consistently drives five miles an hour under the posted speed limit.
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He covered Kirkpatrick using a dry portion of his body, noticing she was stiff and had trouble breathing.
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I just cannot help noticing that they seem to follow the same playbook for being a successful autocrat .
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Around 2008, Venezuelan officers say they began noticing Cuban officials working within various parts of the armed forces.
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After noticing the unusual lack of orders from Alexander, the store's general manager, Sarah Fuller, did some investigating.
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A year or two ago, I started noticing everyone's teeth — and let me tell you, they were white.
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Motherboard's Brian Anderson talks about the uncanny experience of noticing what appear to be iPhones in old paintings.
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At 500 pages, though, this book could have lost about a third of its weight without readers' noticing.
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Gertie embarks on a campaign to become the greatest fifth grader in the world, a daughter worth noticing.
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She rattled off instructions in French and eventually noticing my blank stare, briskly marched me to an exit.
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This is almost like being in nature to me, looking at the buildings and noticing the little details.
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Mr. Tyson emphasized the importance of starting with noticing and wondering: The first two questions are so fantastic.
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More women are taking an interest to political and economic leadership positions, and more people are noticing this.
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It's possible to browse for hours within the main museum before noticing this portal to the Pitt Rivers.
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I saw my reflection in the jail administration office window, noticing the disheveled wig my hair had become.
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The pilots began noticing the objects after their 0003s-era radar was upgraded to a more advanced system.
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Around 7 pm, Twitter users started noticing that the president's extremely active Twitter account seemed to have vanished.
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By the end, it's as if we've passed into myth without noticing or really understanding how it happened.
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LANG It's very hard to have a kind of music that changes someone's mind without really noticing it.
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Some, however, are noticing side effects that aren't generally associated with pot, like runny noses and itchy eyes.
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Pete Buttigieg seems to be the name of the moment, and you can't help noticing his linguistic talent.
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Anyone who didn't work in energy, agriculture or manufacturing could be forgiven for not noticing it at all.
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How a serial murderer could go on killing for years, apparently without anyone noticing a pattern, seems perplexing.
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Noticing that she's being watched by traffickers, Luismi offers her refuge in the shack behind his mother's house.
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But last month, social media users began noticing the cloud formations were similar in several of Saravia's photos.
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Stanton received a long, loud welcome from fans when the lineups were introduced, and he couldn't help noticing.
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Thanks to the police and ambulances' flashing lights, drivers are conditioned to see flashes as something worth noticing.
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It will often be me or one of my colleagues writing about what we're noticing, and asking questions.
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Economic Trends You could be forgiven for not noticing it, but the United States economy is gaining momentum.
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It's not a complex scientific process—all they're doing is paying attention and noticing little changes each day.
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The Queen, noticing that John had witness the unexpected exchange, then winked at the musician and walked away.
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And lastly, if you've been noticing a lot more ads on Google Maps than before, you're not alone.
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The two researchers tracked it down after noticing a cryptic reference to its title in a 1901 letter.
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"We usually pick the various scenes by just noticing different things that happen thought our day," he explains.
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He had attended a Smokenders course, which had discussed triggers—noticing what made you pick up a cigarette.
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"It's like night and day," he says, noticing how tight the right hip is compared to the left.
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Shortly after that, some flight attendants started noticing strange symptoms — primarily women, but some male flight attendants too.
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"You're so skinny," Grandma (Kirin Kiki) tells her, right before noticing the scars stippling the tiny girl's body.
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Here's Kendall Jenner ... in red lace lingerie ... and a bunch of flowers around that you're not really noticing.
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After noticing and naming the successful moves their peers made in their writing, students begin the drafting process.
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Doing it gives you the habit of looking carefully, noticing details that never seemed to be there before.
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Rather, the antisocial novel pulses with a different kind of noticing, the kind that shows us things that we might not want to see with a doomed clarity (in Moshfegh's work, the noticing is parodically grotesque: finger gouges in a bulimic's sheet cake, or the resemblance of Chardonnay to urine).
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It all began with Scottish Ph.D student Robyn Womack noticing writer John Birch's Amazon review for a tea strainer.
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By now you might be noticing a theme — there are a *lot* of Damien Hirst artworks in Freuds' offices.
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The ledger is shared between everybody running the blockchain's software, making it nigh-impossible to edit without anybody noticing.
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UPenn political scientist Daniel Hopkins was noticing this as early as during the campaign, in a piece for FiveThirtyEight.
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What we are now noticing, under the surface and at the margins, is a pendulum swing in the other
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That's why you can watch a video while downloading software and Snapchatting with your BFFs without noticing any hiccups.
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Things only escalated after people started noticing that Asante was reportedly blocking users who criticized the film on Twitter.
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In February, a Politico-Morning Consult poll found that most Americans weren't noticing a tax cut in their paychecks.
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After noticing high-demand, Farfetch founder and CEO José Neves tells TechCrunch, they began acquisition talks with the startup.
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That whole "not noticing Palpatine acting all Sithy and corrupting Anakin" situation was a pretty bad fumble, for starters.
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Instead of noticing how easy it was for Cook to invest $1 billion in Didi, the Uber of China.
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The company disabled credit card transactions a few days back, after customers began noticing fraudulent charges on their account.
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"Thanks for noticing," read a brief note that appeared on users' Twitter pages when the website had problems loading.
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Even just noticing the curve of his chest when he hugged someone made him feel disconnected from his body.
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And once you start questioning that, you start noticing, 'Wait, I'm actually an individual that has my own power.
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I feel really happy that I've done the job, I've done it right, if people don't start noticing it.
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I noticed myself not noticing the proximity of the artisanal scoop shop every time I went to the subway.
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"We started noticing how our skin felt differently even in the midst of our harsh upstate winters," Ridge explains.
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Debra Messing isn't not looking for love — she's just not noticing many contenders for her heart at the moment.
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But one can't help noticing that he is grazing his herd on land that has recently been ethnically cleansed.
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Around an hour later, stories began to circulate about someone noticing a flash and then hearing a sharp pop.
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After noticing that it looked a little weird, Hiscocks brought it to Martin Brasier, a paleobiologist at Oxford University.
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It results in drivers not noticing that they received a delivery request, which negatively affects their order acceptance rate.
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If you ever been to Facebook's campus, you may have seen or walked on the stripes without noticing them.
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If you're noticing your favorite influencers using curated templates in their Instagram Stories lately, then you're familiar with Unfold.
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Allergist Dr. Ujwala Kaza has seen this change first hand, noticing an influx in patients coming into her office.
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Instead, the group retracted the red alert four hours later, after noticing no similar spikes from their other sensors.
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His gun was observed next to his feet and the robot quickly picked up the weapon without him noticing.
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Concerned, the veterinary clinic contacted other practices in the area to see if they were noticing a similar trend.
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But companies like Mattel are in it now, noticing these LGBTQ fan communities, and vying for their digital eyes.
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Yeah. And I just started writing on there and I just started noticing that people were picking it up.
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Younger firms are noticing the skills problem as they compete for workers with the global giants operating in Israel.
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Besides, I was already noticing an imbalance in ingredients and had anticipated needing to skip components in future meals.
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The cart guy shoots the shit amicably with Mr. Slow while noticing the escalating death glare from his regular.
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But instead of noticing them for their intelligence, little girls like Stewart Hunter's daughter are noticed for their beauty.
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About a month later, after the switch, Flint residents began noticing their tap water looked, smelled and tasted bad.
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Shortly after the DEA took action, Kilcrease and her colleagues began noticing the appearance of new fentanyl-like drugs.
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Noticing my elevated energy level, they politely but pointedly asked if now was the best time to do that.
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We're certainly complaining more about Big Tech, noticing how it outgasses civic problems, how it enrages while it enchants.
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The pain that had been a source of mental and physical anguish for years stopped without my even noticing.
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The team rolls out an estimated 100 upgrades to the system per week in the background, without users noticing.
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In the days that followed, I found myself noticing how much a smartphone had become central to my life.
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Perhaps residents were just now noticing dents in their windshields that some errant rock had put there months before.
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But lately we've been noticing the star has been preferring to keep it all in the family – stylewise, anyway.
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Or are you just noticing them more because you haven't had any alerts on your phone to look at?
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What he feared most was not noticing her sitting outside in the dark as he parked the family car.
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Scientists became fascinated by slime molds in particular after noticing rudimentary patterns of decision-making in their natural behavior.
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Since noticing her own impressive results, sharing diet tips and tricks is something that Jameson has taken pride in.
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That may be crazier than imagining a contractor not noticing a multiple floor dungeon in a hotel room. 224.
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It seems very strange that such a toxic culture could grow and fester without the CEO noticing until now.
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I do the housework and water the garden, but I can't help noticing how happy and excited they are.
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Several polls have also shown that few people are noticing an increase in their paychecks due to the measure.
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The truth is, noticing something positive about another person and expressing your appreciation honestly can change that person's day.
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That neighbor, James Smith, contacted police because he was worried after noticing Jefferson's lights were on and door open.
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It's hard to film something in the middle of the day in the middle of NYC without people noticing.
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The group told Business Insider via Twitter direct message that they began noticing the issues about a month ago.
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Responses were largely positive at first … that is, until some people began noticing changes made to Maverick's old jacket.
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However, upon noticing that someone was recording with a cellphone, Garner became belligerent and physically resistant to his arrest.
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Southwest flight, and Jones decided to sit in Davis' row after noticing him, as the airline has unassigned seating.
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Lastly, great investigators keep an eye out for patterns, noticing when seemingly isolated incidents may indicate a larger problem.
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"We're noticing a realization among carmakers that tomorrow's competition will require a local battery industry," the French official said.
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Thankfully, at that point, I had made enough progress to start noticing when I was going into depressive moods.
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Noticing long lines in front of two hawker stalls, I approached the vendors to see what they were preparing.
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Art, public school, faith, entertainment — these are voices that address the subconscious, voices we absorb silently without even noticing.
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Jenner recently said that she felt she "failed as a friend" for not noticing the signs of domestic abuse.
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Ye got the idea after noticing the popularity of electric scooters in southern Europe, according to a blog post.
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I was pissed at myself that it couldn't stop trembling, and I was pissed at him for noticing it.
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And a lot of countries are noticing that the tide, led by China, is going toward the autocratic path.
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I slivered a glance at Suzanne, aware that the sky had darkened without me noticing, the night gliding deeper.
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As the neighborhood settled down for the evening, I stopped noticing as much noise, and wasn't awoken at all.
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It was during a WhatsApp call that Debra Reynolds, a marketing executive in Manhattan, started noticing her softening jawline.
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You are defined not by your actions but by people noticing your actions and the media covering your actions.
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The complexity of the tax code gives them cover to do that without most Americans noticing what's going on.
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A few hours later, I lay next to him, noticing the swarthiness of his arms against my pale skin.
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It was to be used until its users started noticing it, at which point it was to be replaced.
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Color becomes a texture or density, as we begin noticing whether the color reveals the linen surface or not.
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The couple met through JDate in 2014 after noticing each was a Miami Heat basketball fan from their profiles.
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"We started noticing that some kids coming to our children's school didn't even have shoes to wear," he said.
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By noticing and then analyzing the negative, our entire understanding of a work of art becomes clearer and stronger.
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Maybe the rabbis worried that forbidden grains would be mixed into sacks of peas or corn without anyone noticing.
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As a progressive evangelical and journalist covering religion, I'm as guilty as any of not noticing what was happening.
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Small talk was made and pleasantries exchanged, but I couldn't help noticing that there was not much eye contact.
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His lawyer, Michael C. Barrows, said Adam deemed the measures necessary after noticing stolen works listed for sale online.
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My wife was especially good at disarming them, usually by noticing the photo of a pet to comment upon.
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He led the team 214 yards in eight plays before noticing the Seahawks had 2129 men on the field.
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Noticing the growth in barista careers, Serco opened two cafes in the prison to provide on-the-job training.
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Roscoe Gist remembers thinking exactly that, must be a stranger, and noticing a young man's face behind the wheel.
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Once I began thinking about them, I started noticing similar displays, in other places, marking other times of life.
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Maybe the sun set, maybe another kind of darkness descended, maybe twilight settled in, but they had stopped noticing.
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So, Tamama went through the patient's other lab results, noticing both yeast and very high sugar in her urine.
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Fans took to Twitter to share their reactions after noticing that Nick has something green stuck between his teeth.
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I've been noticing the same questions each time from listeners, so herewith, an explainer: What's with the capital letters?
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Like noticing original Twitter egg Milo Yiannopoulos' is not a natural blonde, you know it when you see it.
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As a small child, I watched my grandmother's hands move in an inward and outward motion, noticing her rhythm.
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Noticing that the strap holding Var's foot on the footrest had come undone, El reached over to tighten it.
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Like a giant cockroach, the Fernsehturm always manages — despite its strange enormity — to materialize suddenly and without your noticing.
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Government-funded environmental scientists began noticing something curious: nuclear explosions deplete the ozone layer, which protects the Earth's atmosphere.
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It was a grand gesture, yet of the kind an introverted kid could make alone, with no one noticing.
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And while there wasn't any rally, I couldn't help noticing two beefy guys speaking in Russian and laughing uproariously.
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She started her company after noticing next to no reporting on the women's game after the 2015 World Cup.
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She started her company after noticing next to no reporting on the women's game after the 2015 World Cup.
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A self capable of noticing that everything around it expires can't avoid concluding that it will, too, somehow, sometime.
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Fans are already noticing that some films, including "Home Alone" and "The Sandlot," have disappeared from the streaming service.
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Lorelei Bandrovschi created a "booze-free bar" in 2018 after noticing a serious lack of options in nonalcoholic nightlife.
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During the interview, Pressley said that she had first began noticing patches in her hair back in the fall.
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Understanding what these rare superstars are noticing may help us normies better appreciate cats, and avoid accidentally angering them.
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By noticing others with a spirit of friendliness, we can transform our commute into a pleasant, stress-free experience.
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Wigal: By volunteering and visiting hospitals, we were noticing that it was difficult to bring technology into these environments.
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" It was there, she wrote, that "I started noticing that I had quite a bit of success with men.
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Beginning in 28, Aroche began noticing solicitations on the Puebla-state website for hidden cameras and other spying equipment.
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To the contrary, the officials plotted how to prepare for the road to be built without the public noticing.
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What is clear is that the criminal element is noticing and acting accordingly, resulting in needless death and injury.
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But since noticing A-Rod's habit and realizing how much joy it's brought me, I've started using them more.
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But solving them requires more than noticing that they're big problems — something that's been obvious to insiders for years.
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They were fated to become people, alas, and they did it without our even noticing for the longest while.
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And I remember very specifically looking around and noticing that, for the most part, my classmates weren't appropriately horrified.
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Maybe they had read "The Art of the Deal" without noticing that it was clearly written by somebody else.
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That was great, because you could spent a really long period of time in the toilets without anyone noticing.
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With all of that being said, I am noticing a bit more support of HomeKit this year versus last.
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Only now the curtain is falling on your 20s, and you're noticing all the other travelers are still 19.
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During the first two years, after noticing C-3PO's leg, 9_demon_bag said he amassed as much information as possible.
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Vanwagner, of Mason, ran out of the restaurant without shoes after noticing authorities standing around her vehicle, according to WHBQ.
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Here is one of the great Wallace innovations: the revelatory power of freakishly thorough noticing, of corralling and controlling detail.
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Before you get too, um, excited at this prospect, it's worth noticing what a massive and clunky setup this is.
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Almost immediately, some people started noticing that some plotlines from the finale episode, "Black Museum," sounded a little bit familiar.
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Kyle Korver To star in the Jack Reacher franchise, as Jack Reacher, without the whole world even noticing the difference.
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Am noticing that many people think Model 3 is the "next version" of a Tesla, like iPhone 83 vs 3.
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And if I've been doing just fine without noticing it all this time, who's to say I can't do better?
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"We were noticing that her [Zoey] fingers were turning bluer and she was getting more pale," Casey Daggett told People .
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Wonder Woman has been a hot topic ever since Diana Prince charged to the top spot, and everyone is noticing.
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The app updates are not digitally signed either, meaning they could be swapped for something else without a device noticing.
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Ted Cruz Monday for not noticing when his running mate Carly Fiorina fell off the stage at a campaign event.
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By the time we got back from eating, after about 30 minutes, that's when I started noticing something was wrong.
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I was posting pictures of myself recreating celebrity photos, and people were noticing I was gaining weight with every picture.
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But now these devices will be so much more with voice recognition, recognizing retina, noticing your movements, and gesture control.
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Freed from narrative speculation, the desensitized mind begins to wander, noticing the differences instead of the similarities among the vignettes.
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This is a departure from reactive security measures taken in the past (noticing a problem and then making a call).
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And her fans are growing increasingly concerned with her well-being after noticing several disturbing moments in her recent videos.
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The summit worried US authorities, who were already noticing an "unprecedented" level of MS-13 activity on the East Coast.
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After noticing Hill on the sidewalk, DiCaprio sprints towards his pal, cell phone at the ready, like a crazed fan.
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Though the process sounds obvious, it's incredibly helpful for noticing patterns of behaviour that may be inadvertently impacting your mood.
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Initially, Mr. Pappas thought the neighborhood was too far from Manhattan, but he couldn't help noticing the comparatively low prices.
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My simple recommendation to everyone is this: Start noticing who is in the room and how many women are there.
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Timing is difficult but it is worth noticing when a company can seemingly do no wrong or do nothing right.
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"The first step is recognizing that something has elicited an emotional response and noticing what emotions you're feeling," Davies said.
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Nor does the new state of anarchy that seems to have descended across most of Westeros without anyone really noticing.
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"It will be okay," a young Kate tells her father, noticing his turmoil even when he doesn't speak a word.
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But also, while it is indeed badass to actually notice all those things, they are things one can imagine noticing.
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Noticing how badly Gulliver is dressed the king orders a tailor to take his measurements for a suit of clothes.
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It was impossible to tune into the GOP convention without noticing just how thoroughly Trump's campaign is a family affair.
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In addition, the German authorities are noticing a destructive trend: the flooding of refugee homes newly renovated at public expense.
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Noticing a gap between rain showers, we drain the remains of our respective watery pints and head to London Fields.
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Smith was just 11 years old when he first started noticing how much trash was being dumped into the ocean.
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This may not sound like much, but this slight COLA increase may go a lot longer than anyone is noticing.
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Another is that it is easy to spot; noticing something between "to" and a verb is a gratifyingly simple task.
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I open the mail and find a letter from the IRS noticing an error in my tax return…uh oh.
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Are you noticing a lot more of that than you were at the beginning of your time in the Valley?
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It also prevents the scourge that is an Xfinity hot spot from overriding your iPhone's network connection without you noticing.
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In fact, the gamer in your life might start noticing some faster movement on the screen from the texture surfaced.
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Eight years ago, Jeff Ammon, now 55, began noticing a feeling of pressure in his ears every day after work.
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It does not take long, however, to begin noticing slight differences between the panels in hue and thickness of line.
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It kept returning every half hour, but I got more depressed every time it hovered over me without noticing me.
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The robot picked up the gun without Bunge noticing before pulling away the fence wiring that had been covering him.
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The owner, Katerina Shabalina, said she was moved to start the business after noticing flotation greatly improved her back pain.
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One person comically pointed out that Sweet Dixie could have been using Popeyes for a long time without anybody noticing.
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After noticing the snake, Chook Chook fearlessly attacked the snake, successfully driving it away from where she laid her eggs.
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This ledger is distributed across many computers, meaning that it's nigh-impossible to forge an entry without anybody else noticing.
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Local people can't have helped noticing, and are canny enough to understand the role of the EU Free Movement Directive.
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Noticing a pod of massive orcas charging towards them, the swimmers wisely exited the water for the safety of land.
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I started noticing a decrease in fine lines and wrinkles about three or four months in of twice daily use.
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Noticing police helicopters ahead of him, Bourdouvalis stopped to call the authorities and alert them to the young boy's whereabouts.
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Instead, I could look for a practice that trains exteroception, which is noticing what's around me and outside of me.
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Oh, America, you've actually successfully gotten #IndependanceDay trending and nobody in the thread is noticing that "independence" IS SPELLED WRONG.
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She was posing so I could photograph the cops behind her without them noticing, but I guess it was obvious.
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She breaks down, not noticing the security questions that have popped up in order to access the email's attached files.
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"You must move within the arteries of the system, without anyone noticing your existence," Mr Gulen said on the tape.
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And as doctors were noticing that people were getting bigger, they wanted to understand how big a problem it was.
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If you're noticing an increased amount of spam email in your Outlook or Hotmail account this morning, you're not alone.
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The DNC called in a cyber-security firm, CrowdStrike, in April after noticing odd things afoot in its computer network.
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Williams said they created the tool after noticing that people were searching for "abortion near me" on the PP website.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer has been noticing some disconcerting activity on social media as earnings season continues to drive the rally.
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After noticing the tool, the officer asked the woman to drop the knife and when she didn't, he tased her.
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"I remember walking into a [high school] class before giving a presentation and noticing it," Trent, from Kansas, told me.
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But here's to KKW for always keeping it real, even if the chances of anyone noticing was pretty darn unlikely.
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I started noticing that, along with beautiful landscapes and landmarks, another category of cards was women as representations of destinations.
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A simple social experiment proved to Aligiannis that family and friends stopped noticing her after she had a second baby.
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Props to Ziad Ramley for noticing this: Facebook now gives you the option to make posts even more political pic.twitter.
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But researchers and educators are noticing that young people are also more sensitive to notions of social justice and autonomy.
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"Just like bottled water, premium air is a growing industry because people are noticing the difference," the company's website states.
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Noticing that the fan was wearing a Batman T-shirt, Tebow asked him if he liked the comic book character.
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I didn&apost know about his scholarship or even know who he was until recently when people starting noticing him.
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He began noticing them speaking Spanish in class, and he began to feel that his work had a bigger purpose.
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"Where is everyone?" she remembers screaming after noticing a pair of her father's boots unlaced and unmuddied by the entrance.
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The idea is to hide those speakers in shelves and lamps so you're surrounded by speakers without even noticing them.
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In the winter of 2013-14, surfers on the west coast of Canada started noticing something weird: no good waves.
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In the early 2000s, Miessner, who owns a fishing gear company, started noticing increasing numbers of fish in the Seine.
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Marie would ask her friends if they also thought kids were cute, finding reassurance that it wasn't just her noticing.
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Around the two-and-a-half month mark of my Accutane cycle, I started noticing some flaking on my lips.
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Others are just curious about whether chains can pull off the trick of turning meat into plants without anyone noticing.
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"In 1994, to Garrison after noticing her return from lunch with a Tiffany shopping bag: "You are a real Jap!
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The horror we seem to only now be noticing is an effect of our country's longstanding commitment to white supremacy.
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One evening I remember going to a Fry's grocery store for the first time and noticing the ceiling track lighting.
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I admit to being somewhat guided by seeing what other people were buying, and noticing which shelves were nearly empty.
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Our listening programme is informing and shaping the six priorities that are now driving the improvements that customers are noticing.
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That same fear quietly pushed the black community out of Gilead, Iowa, altogether, almost without people like John Ames noticing.
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If we want to know how nature affects us, how about going outside, living the experience and noticing our response?
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Critic's Notebook I started noticing it a few years ago: Seemingly every young person on the internet was selling something.
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Last year, Larson vowed to seek out more underrepresented journalists after noticing she was being interviewed by mostly white men.
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Cage and Cunningham were incorporating Zen precepts into their work; mindfulness itself (noticing the sandwich, the flowers) is the lesson.
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I had already gotten TUSH elsewhere, which might not have been intentional, but I can't be alone in noticing this.
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Power is overtly coercive, but influence is wily: It can slip into your consciousness without your noticing and start renovating.
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Our bodies hold so many of our emotional reactions that we learn a lot just by noticing our physiological responses.
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The company decided to apply that same strategy to Anastasia's YouTube business after noticing how fast these channels were growing.
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But a few months in, they stopped noticing the deer and longed for more people, more restaurants and less driving.
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People started noticing that Korean celebrities appear to have good skin (never mind that most have also had plastic surgery).
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Change starts with noticing, thinking critically, and starting meaningful conversations — and that's what these students have done in their editorials.
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The cold weather at that time likely contributed to no one in the building noticing anything was wrong, Schulte said.
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He credited Klinsmann for noticing him there, and for spurring a burst in his development in the last few years.
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He eventually relented — noticing how he was becoming better known for the ban itself than for any of his work.
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Orton, who has over 229,000 Instagram followers, was inspired to launch the tool after noticing an increase in the issue.
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Over the past several months, Apple engineers said, they began noticing how the algorithm was packing results with Apple apps.
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I started noticing more messages, like Dave Chappelle's menthol jokes, emphasizing that, apparently, black people just really loved their menthols.
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So why was Sharlet noticing so many politicians—from U.S. senators to the leaders of foreign nations—visiting their compound?
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Over the years, almost without noticing, I had become less available, less accessible, walling off my heart brick by brick.
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He switched back to cigarettes this year after noticing his growing addiction, but that only resulted in his using both.
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He lamented the future of PepsiCo's products after noticing that the snacks weren't popular with his daughter and her friends.
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Noticing the young woman nearby as he plows a field, he worries his oxen will see how rattled he is.
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I had driven by it many times while cruising through Hollywood, noticing the bouncer who eyed IDs at the door.
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Meanwhile, Wall Street analysts are noticing a downtrend in user engagement following increasingly negative reviews of the app's recent redesign.
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Leftists and Marxists have made their way into universities, into Hollywood, into important cultural and political institutions, without Americans noticing.
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People started noticing the new ink over the weekend at Houston Appreciation Weekend where Champagne Papi was the main event.
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Mutants' existence within the MCU would bring new continuity questions: How did they operate without SHIELD noticing all these years?
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Noticing this, fan Berkley Rothmeier decided Rick Raisman and Lynn Faber were long overdue for a day of rest and relaxation.
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Everything about Malone's work, attitude, and entourage encourages visitors to stop, connect, and play — and maybe even learn something, without noticing.
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If we're supposed to care when a team or player does well, you can't lecture us about noticing when they don't.
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But if you've been noticing your pals have been regularly spending time together without you, it's easy to wonder: What gives?
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Another thing I can't help noticing is that iBoy doesn't sound like something you'd expect to see coming out in 2017.
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One woman, after noticing Paulette's posts about her newfound fame and attention, simply asked her how she was paying it forward.
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Kloepfer began noticing some strange behavior, like seeing a meat cleaver on his desk or his unexplained long drive to Colorado.
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It seems as if people started noticing the secret message this year, though this photo was snapped in July of 2016.
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But if you keep noticing bleeding as you have sex more often, then you'll probably want to get things checked out.
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Spiegel says Snapchat has been sending push notifications for Stories since 2014, so it's unclear why people are just noticing them.
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And district leaders seemed to be noticing: 92% of them said teachers were more effective in helping students grasp new material.
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But when she turned 14, she started feeling fatigued and became concerned after noticing that her muscles had begun to weaken.
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Noticing he had accidentally brought his pocket-size copy of the U.S. Constitution with him, an idea dawned on the lawyer.
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A quick-thinking man was able to save a dog after it walked out of an elevator with its owner noticing.
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Noticing that cage I was putting myself in helped me get to the place where I am now: I'm non-binary.
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We have grown so used to living with corporations that we have stopped noticing how strange and machine-like they are.
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Dwyer couldn't help noticing, though, that these events required the active leadership of one of the only Jewish families in Baraboo.
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"Around April 20, we started noticing a big swell up of convection, or thunderstorm activity, in the Indian Ocean," Gensini said.
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