"In a way, it's notable, because I think that Main Street pays attention to that kind of gain, although I think the professional investor pays attention to the percentage gain," Pavlik said.
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As its name suggests, Spice Kitchen pays attention to flavors.
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In the second, it barely pays attention to the bot.
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A good biographer pays attention to the documents before her.
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He pays attention to detail and he keeps getting better.
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Every day, game publishers announce partnerships nobody pays attention to.
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It pays attention to sound and is able to recognize faces.
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But Boston's Jackie Bradley Jr., at least, pays attention to detail.
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Everybody pays attention to it, but it doesn't turn into anything.
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There are football games, but nobody really pays attention to them.
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Elon Musk pays attention to negative feedback and even solicits it.
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"Merkel pays attention to China's human rights situation," Ms. Jin said.
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The world pays attention to what we say and what we do.
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"Di Maio pays attention to nobody and proceeds through ultimatums," he added.
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He pays attention to the news, and he has no party allegiance.
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While rehearsing, Jeter carefully pays attention to the numbers on the floor.
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That told me, this kid has it and he pays attention to details.
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But I'm also the kind of person who pays attention to such things.
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I mean, it's the only part of the job he pays attention to.
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But he has the money to make sure everyone pays attention to him.
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The nation only pays attention to us every four years during caucus time.
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And PayPal pays attention to candidates who are eager to showcase these skills.
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It's not even clear the economy pays attention to the Fed's inflation goal.
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What's the point of the rule if no one pays attention to it?
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Become accountable, and not just by issuing "standards" that no one pays attention to.
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She pays attention, in the same way Arthur Miller pays attention to Willy Loman.
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She always likes it when her mother pays attention to the Disney Channel universe.
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Instagram's new ads sound familiar to anyone who pays attention to how Snap ads work.
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So, but to rewind it back, let's say Viacom pays attention to your advice. Yep.
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I would hope that he pays attention to what's going on and think about resigning.
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While her posts receive thousands of comments, Douglas only pays attention to the positive ones.
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She pays attention to where her hands are in the chicken-juice-space-time continuum.
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"Truthfully, I don't think anybody really pays attention to what King does," Mr. Bertrand said.
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He said, 'I am a government official who pays attention to those who pay me.
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"This state is similar to that of mindfulness, which pays attention to the present moment."
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Everyone in New York pays attention to you, and then you really launch your career.
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To say that the public pays attention to Markle's fashion choices would be a gross understatement.
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We doubt anyone pays attention to what's on a gaming disc, unless the thing is scratched.
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Thus v r 3 represents a museum/gallery experience where the audience pays attention to water.
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It pays attention to deeper things like the configuration of different cores, the memory bus, and caching.
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But this video shows off more than a sense of rhythm: O'Neal obviously pays attention to details.
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"Nobody really pays attention to me and that is precisely what I want to do," she says.
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Sometimes, one member of a couple will get jealous when the other pays attention to someone else.
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But who pays attention to the quality of the fabric or the buttonholes the way Italians do?
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He pays attention to the most minute details, and blows us away with how nimble his fingers are.
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Five Points pays attention to details: there are hair ties and multiple hair dryers for women's locker rooms.
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No one really pays attention to them, so 15-year-old Connor Barney decided to crash the party.
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She's the one person on Earth who looks (a little) like Selina and actually pays attention to Catherine.
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Lindsey, himself a combat veteran, pays attention to the details in the 15 sharp stories of this debut.
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He pays attention to the debate over how the US should handle people like him and his family.
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That's because in Canada, no one who pays attention to politics can believe that if they simply elect
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Critic's pick Alexei Ratmansky's enthralling reconstruction pays attention to dramatic detail and to every nuance of choreographic phrasing.
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"Nobody pays attention to over here," he said one evening, looking around at emptied blocks and boarded homes.
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Anyone who pays attention to politics, however, knows that Donald Trump got around 63 million votes in 2016.
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But it should surprise no one who pays attention to the security world that this is not the case.
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It "pays attention to your habits and learns about the places you go," according to the App Store description.
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I end up donating $36 more in case God pays attention to these things (lol, kidding... or am I?).
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Nicholas Hovsepian and Robert Postotnik in Any Old Iron Typically, no one pays attention to men's fashion at weddings.
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I think that anybody who pays attention to what's going on in the world has to worry about that stuff.
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Supporters say she has steely determination, pays attention to detail and focuses on getting on with the job at hand.
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Kola tells us that she pays attention to the way her ends look after a style (like twists or braids).
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History rarely pays attention to the stories of "wayward" girls born into poverty, still less to their desires and dreams.
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In looking to see if you have "Googliness," the company pays attention to how you might fit into its culture.
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The things a human driver pays attention to in the car are minimal by comparison to what computers are collecting.
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Ms. Walley pays attention to life in the moment, even if she isn't quite sure where it is taking her.
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Like many of the new Chinese restaurants that have sprouted in the East Village, Hunan Slurp pays attention to appearances.
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This is going to be a person who pays attention to detail, a person who's reasonable and is hard-working.
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It pays attention to the larger changes in the culture, but its overall tenor is warm, immediate and intensely personal.
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That's a fact known to science and recognized by anyone who pays attention to popular culture or ever attended high school.
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The concept of universality is deeply political, because it helps determine what a culture pays attention to — and what remains invisible.
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China's Foreign Ministry said Beijing hoped South Korea "pays attention to China's security concerns" and deals "appropriately" with the THAAD issue.
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She pays attention to every detail: natural folds of skin, changes in skin tone from head to toe, and subtle mottling.
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Her recipes probably aren't her grandmother's, but she pays attention to the quality and balance of saffron, fenugreek, ginger and coriander.
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Huacahuasi resident Ricardo Castillo, age 25, felt that the government only pays attention to Huacahuasi because of the influx of trekkers.
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For anyone who pays attention to PC gaming tech, it's not surprising that a next-gen console will support them all.
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The book pays attention to the larger changes in the culture, but its overall tenor is warm, immediate and intensely personal.
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If he pays attention to us in his first 100 days, President Trump can unleash the enormous economic potential of my generation.
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If working class America pays attention to tax policy, they'd know that Trump favors the poor and middle-class over Secretary Clinton's.
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"Nobody pays attention to these people, and when somebody starts talking to them, they're lonely, and they don't get it," she said.
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HotelTonight, an online service that allows travelers to book hotels at the last minute at discounted rates, also pays attention to details.
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And although everyone pays attention to this issue when it happens to a celebrity, suicides in jails happen every day, Boesky said.
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If you're someone who pays attention to videogames, the conventional wisdom for years stipulated that you had to pay attention to E3.
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Beauty gurus and friend drama isn't just something that a few people care about, it's global entertainment that everyone pays attention to.
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It keeps communities intact rather than splitting them into different jurisdictions; pays attention to rivers and other geographic features that shape jurisdictions.
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Exposure to the blue lights of dawn and dusk, these are the signals that the brain really pays attention to and uses.
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She also hopes that the new president pays attention to the concerns of every person in the country — including those she has photographed.
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"When you're a poor kid from a poor family, and when a priest pays attention to you, it's a big deal," he says.
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That was the risk from day one: foreign governments and others trying to seek favor because we know Trump pays attention to this.
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And outsiders should not see this as a zero-sum contest (as the Trump administration, when it pays attention to Africa, apparently does).
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Yet in "Capital" there is also a "wild Piketty" who pays attention to social norms, political institutions and the exercise of raw power.
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"I'm a heterosexual male, and I love a lady with style," Hamm said when asked if he pays attention to what women wear.
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Basically they're strategy as far as I can see is whistle past the graveyard and just hope no one pays attention to it.
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Not every troubled young person has musical talent or can shed her surliness the first time a grown-up pays attention to her.
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Garfield, a member of Hidalgo Young Republicans, says she pays attention to the bigger picture about what is getting done, and not smaller distractions.
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The problem with these intellectuals is that the world pays attention to them because there are relatively few people writing from Turkey in English.
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I spend a lot of time on things nobody pays attention to, but cumulatively people pay attention as you delve deeper into the storyline.
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The Times reported then that she works with staff on White House upkeep and pays attention to her husband's meals, pushing for healthier options.
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Everyone in politics always pays attention to the conventions, and this convention was unusually closely anticipated due to the mystery and uncertainty around it.
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The artist pays attention to character development whether it be the brightly-hued melting people in an infrared environment, or wiggling hotdogs in retro sunglasses.
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But for a country that Mr. Trump pays attention to only because of its nuclear arsenal, it may be the only play Mr. Kim has.
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For anyone who pays attention to the markets on a regular basis, "It's February all over again" should sound right — at least as a starting point.
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Donald Trump is not a man who pays attention to detail, nor is he good at hiring people and delegating this kind of work to them.
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"We've been very proud of her because it's not every dog that pays attention to things like this," Curfman told the outlet of his beloved pet.
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Some novelists let their voices go flat when they write essays, but Smith always pays attention to the rhythm of her sentences, to her evocative imagery.
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JARRETT: Comey admitted in his testimony -- nobody pays attention to this -- Comey admitted in his testimony Hillary Clinton gave classified documents to people without security clearance.
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The world pays attention to North Korea, but it has demonstrated little ability to meter its ambitions to achieve a missile capable of carrying a nuclear warhead.
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Think about it: mainstream society pays attention to brands — especially high-fashion ones, whether they can afford it or not, and the imagery we consume holds power.
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"He pays attention to detail," said U Min Zin, executive director of the Institute for Strategy and Policy Myanmar, an independent center in Yangon that promotes democracy.
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WHEN THINGS ARE GOING GREAT, LIKE I SAID, EVERYBODY IS A GENIUS IN A BULL MARKET, NO ONE PAYS ATTENTION TO THE DETAILS BECAUSE EVERYTHING IS WORKING.
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Victories that would themselves carry important symbolic value but also generate concrete changes in how the country is governed and what the political system pays attention to.
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Early on, Gloria felt like another waltz through well-trod territory; the Fargo universe has already introduced us to the good and just cop nobody pays attention to.
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This isn't much: the phone just pays attention to see if you're reaching for it and then quickly turns on the screen and activates the face unlock sensors.
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The notion of the EU as a "global player" looks farcical at a time when Beijing, for example, barely pays attention to Brussels (and vice versa, grumble some).
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It's become part of the infrastructure of the news system, which is why anybody who pays attention to the news closely knows that news usually breaks on Twitter.
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Mr Porter pays attention to "pod gaps", or the amount of time that the human workers have to wait before a robot drags a pod to their station.
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It might seem like Vaughan is an expert with some niche interests, but he's not: He's just a 20-year-old who pays attention to the natural world.
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Like any good politician, Wasserman Schultz pays attention to the polls, and she knows that Republican support for Israel has been growing while support among Democrats is declining.
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He pays attention to elements that barely register with most readers, such as the head and tail bands—colored silk placed where the pages attach to the spine.
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"Everybody pays attention to him," Ms. Stent said, adding that Russia's military operations in Syria since last year have put him back in the center of international diplomacy.
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U.S. President Donald Trump pays attention to the stock market and if there were a significant sell-off on trade tariff headlines, Smith said, Trump would reverse positions.
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Things land somewhere in between in Adam Seidel's flawed but promising "Original Sound," the rare new play that pays attention to how the modern pop-culture sausage is made.
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Each algorithm pays attention to different properties of fires, and they're tasked with coming to consensus about whether a fire is present in a certain place on the map.
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While we're sure that her dress, venue and decorations will be fabulously over-the-top, we want to ensure that Carey also pays attention to one vital detail: the music.
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U.S. President Donald Trump pays attention to the stock market and if there were a significant sell-off on trade tariff headlines, Smith said he believes Trump would reverse positions.
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How much money a YouTube channel generates per view through Google's AdSense program can vary greatly depending on the metrics a creator pays attention to and the strategies they employ.
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Editorial Complaining that nobody pays attention to its policy initiatives, the White House carved last month into four thematic weeks — Infrastructure Week, Workforce Development Week, Technology Week and Energy Week.
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"People who are interested in clothing and fashion do pay attention to it, but I don't think that the ordinary person on the street pays attention to it," she said.
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Ms. Bareilles, who just finished her third stint leading the "Waitress" cast, clearly pays attention to the way the song has traveled since the musical opened nearly three years ago.
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Watching Trump and his team (to the extent that he has one, and pays attention to them) interact with the subreddit is essentially the only reason to tune into the AMA.
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"So you do have to plan a little bit on the route," said Luff, noting that you really have to pay attention to the drone while it pays attention to you.
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I especially love how, in order to win the game, you cannot just be any nerd, but a nerd who also pays attention to the more lowbrow parts of our culture.
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When her partner refuses to kiss her and instead pays attention to his beer, she simply turns to the man on her other side and politely asks him to kiss her.
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Pros:Varies pressure and movement during session, sleek design, pays attention to all parts of your feetCons:You can't move your feet when using it, not immune to foot smell, clunky to move
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Pros: Comprehensive — pays attention to calves and all parts of your feet individually, multiple adjustable settings lets you customize your massageCons: Difficult to store, clunky to move, some set-up required
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CNBC's Jim Cramer always pays attention to this week, the week where major Wall Street investors "anoint" and buy the stock market's best performers going into the end of the year.
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Harriss equal-weights his portfolio and pays attention to valuations, so his 2.9 percent Tencent position has caused his fund to lag the index with a 40 percent return this year.
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In the singles and pairs world, pristine edges can be forsaken for jumps and lifts, but one skater who pays attention to the details in between is the American Adam Rippon.
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This has been the most active northeast Pacific hurricane season on record, and no one pays attention to the storms because they generally go out to the middle of nowhere and die.
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"It's the biggest start-up market no one pays attention to," said Dave McClure, managing partner of 2830.5 Startups, after meeting in Tokyo during a Geeks On A Plane tour through Asia.
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"Hard news and journalism will always need to exist, but not everyone always pays attention to it, which is why there is a need for other approaches in the marketplace," Seacrest said.
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They're also paying attention to what works, the same way that a spouse pays attention to what works with their significant other, the same way a parent pays attention with their kids.
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To get a sense of how a job applicant might act in the workplace, Urmson pays attention to how they talk about their current or former employer and the work they've done.
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He wants to possess her, and the boss he feels humiliated by, and the receptionist who never greets him as effusively as he'd like, and the underling he never pays attention to.
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"If you think [Fed Chair Jerome] Powell actually pays attention to the consequences of his actions as they impact, say, your net worth, I'd buy some United Rentals before the quarter," he said.
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Ignoring the moments that YouTube's community cares about and pays attention to, like a boxing match that brought in nearly 1 million live viewers, hides an enormous part of the platform's cultural shift.
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Any American who pays attention to politics—as sitting congressmen and former attorneys general do, and an untold number of other conservatives—ought to know everything there is to know about the candidates.
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On the outside, you just see him as this shell who's doing jokes for his friends, but on the inside he's a hurt guy—no one really pays attention to him at home.
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And as the Sardines movement has grown, it has built a metric of support that Mr. Salvini's operation pays attention to: Mr. Santori's Facebook page support has ballooned to more than 200,000 followers.
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She has such a good eye, and she pays attention to everything … like the pattern on the table that's in the background that nobody sees, or handpicking extras to be in every scene.
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Instead of sharing readership numbers, which aren't important to the business model because there's no advertising, the editorial staff pays attention to metrics around engagement — especially those that lead to new subscriptions, he said.
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Even though I referred to her as 'her,' I don't think Morgan herself thinks about that — it's not something that she pays attention to — but I definitely don't like the term 'it' at all.
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Rodis pays attention to the way people talk about sexual acts on set, and tries to separate "the sexuality between the characters and what's actually happening between the actors" to make everyone more comfortable.
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She pays attention to the physical dimensions themselves: "This diary is too small to allow of very much prose," Woolf complains of the diary she used in 217, which measured 19053 by 21905 inches.
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Having been immersed in the ancient DNA revolution for the past 10 years, I am confident that anyone who pays attention to what it is finding cannot come away feeling affirmed in racist beliefs.
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" Also, he said, he wanted to focus on "the integrity of producing new, pioneering, exploratory, inquisitive work in a culture that seems to enjoy the shorthand and often pays attention to the loudest voice.
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In that case, you might divide up who pays attention to what — a great way to avoid the information overload that can happen when you're trying to follow all of Trump's dangerous moves at once.
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Now, my daughter told me she has stopped talking to her friend because she consistently says "mean things," uses profanity and physically displays jealousy (grabbing her arm) if my daughter pays attention to other friends.
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Russia: Putin Opponent Assassinated Bourdain traveled to Russia just before the 2014 Olympic games and Sochi, and the episode pays attention to how the Russian people are dealing with the escalating control of Vladimir Putin.
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Ask a techie in Silicon Valley and you might think Amazon is unstoppable — even when its "store of the future" is just a concept, the commerce world pays attention to Jeff Bezos & company's every move.
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The problem is that nobody pays attention to the official exchange rate in Venezuela, a country wracked by inflation and whose people survive by buying food and other necessary items mostly on the black market.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will keep tackling the difficulties facing demobilized soldiers and pays attention to resolving their problems, the Defence Ministry said on Thursday, after hundreds protested outside a major military building against job losses.
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"Ignoring the moments that YouTube's community cares about and pays attention to, like a boxing match that brought in nearly 1 million live viewers, hides an enormous part of the platform's cultural shift," she writes.
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That mix of higher-tuition students can also help boost a school's credit rating when it borrows money in the bond market, which is why Moody's pays attention to the effect of March Madness wins.
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According to Oudea, the tiering system "is not enough" to weather the impact of negative rates, but "it shows that the ECB pays attention to the impact of negative rates on the profitability of banks"
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"We have said again and again we hope Japan earnestly learns the lessons of history and pays attention to the concerns of its Asian neighbors and the international community," Lu told a daily news briefing.
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The building is a point of pride for the athletic department and a bright and concrete example of what happens when the Illinois state government pays attention to a little school on the South Side.
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"We have also noted that the administration pays attention to US equity markets, and that negative tweets on US-China trade are associated with an outperformance of US equity prices relative to Chinese equities," Rojas said.
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More data is useful not just for helping to make sure the car pays attention to what it's supposed to, but also helping to make sure it can more accurately evaluate what isn't worth its time.
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Lawrence told Mashable exclusively over email that the CircusTrix team pays attention to cultural relevance when building parks, but at the end of the day, want to provide people with attractions that transcend country and culture.
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The age was cynical, but White's book is not: He also pays attention to the striving middle- and working-class Americans of neighborhoods, churches and trade unions, who in mostly unsung ways expanded the public good.
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Practice your protocol Titles, assignments, walking and speaking directives -- all are issues handled well the more the first lady can brush up on protocol, something Melania Trump pays attention to with diligence, even if her husband does not.
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To make sure everyone actually pays attention to Uber's expectations of getting into a car or ordering food through its platform, everyone who uses Uber will see a large in-app message appear about the updated community guidelines.
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As Slate's Will Oremus explains in a new feature about Twitter's algorithms, the company pays attention to a variety of cues from its users to deliver information using its "best tweets" and "in case you missed it" functions.
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"The catalyst for California moving early was nobody pays attention to us, but part two was: all these other states moved early so why can't we?" says Los Angeles based-Democratic strategist Bill Carrick, who has run Sen.
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The Maw of Time was recorded and mixed by Greg Wilkinson at Earhammer Studios (which, as anyone who pays attention to the current state of heavy music knows, is one hell of a cosign) and drops on July 7.
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Business strategist and bestselling author Tony Robbins knows the importance of surrounding yourself with leaders: That's why he pays attention to some of the world's most successful people, including billionaire investors Warren Buffett, Ray Dalio, Carl Icahn and Richard Branson.
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This has been around on the beta since January 24th, but it's so helpful that I wanted to call it out on its own rather than let it be missed while everybody else pays attention to the Find My Airpods feature.
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This is especially important to note since sports media seldom pays attention to women athletes in general and specifically leaves out other challenges of Muslim women in sports, including rules against hijab in sport or recreation or stadiums that ban women.
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"When I see a person who takes time and effort to dress up their animals, even if it's just for Halloween, is someone who pays attention to things that are more important, like spaying and neutering, health and nutrition," she says.
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It's both a game where the details matter—remember, you can sit down and watch the moon landing on TV for no reason other than you can—and one where it's specific and selective in what details it pays attention to.
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There are tens of thousands of reviews on Amazon for just the Instant Pot DUO60 6 Qt 7-in-1, and Wang, who has a PhD in computer science with a specialty in artificial intelligence, pays attention to them all.
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An urban forager, Jon is a man who pays attention to the things most Londoners would never notice: the rich abundance of edible fruit, leaves, and fungi that grow in the parks and pavements of East London, where he lives.
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The sort of business owner who pays attention to free training programs available in their area, signs up, attends the programs, and implements the changes is probably one who is already unusually motivated to adopt best practices for their business.
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Still, the vice president has made a habit of showering his boss with effusive praise during his task force updates, in addition to mentioning items he knows Trump pays attention to — suggesting Pence is keenly aware of the president's sensitivities.
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And this game, over and over, pays attention to details that the game on some level doesn't need to acknowledge, but the fact that it acknowledges this over and over is one of like the defining characteristics of its narrative detail.
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Everyone on the French right pays attention to Zemmour, but his pining for the lost paradise of Greater France is particularly resonant for older readers, many of whom attended his talk a few days later at the Théâtre Montansier in Versailles.
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What I have seen consistently from Tim is somebody who pays attention to politics, who is not unmindful that, as Lincoln said, with public opinion there's nothing you can't do—and without public opinion there's very little you can get done.
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On average, she said a video with around 100,000 views will earn her between $500 and $1,000,Barbu broke down what factors she pays attention to for maximizing the amount of money she earns from a single video and her tips for success.
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The black trans journalist Serena Sonoma wrote about this issue last month for Vox: Every month of every year, I am reminded of my place in society when the media only pays attention to black trans girls like me if it involves violence.
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It's as if the Christian movie industry pays attention to mainstream cinema just long enough to see what it's up to, before raising funds to do slightly different versions of the same thing, only with less famous actors, more Jesus, and rocking chairs.
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But aside from utility, Wolf mentioned by far Temi's most romantically attractive quality: He visibly pays attention to your every move, following your lead as you walk around with seamless navigation, always at the ready to lend a supporting hand when you need it.
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One of the common criticisms levied against Tesla's Autopilot, especially after a driver died in a crash in Mountain View, California earlier this year, was that the system does not do enough to ensure the person behind the wheel pays attention to the road.
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If the Democrats don't catch on soon, Bernie Sanders's liberal followers will drop the Democrats altogether, become unaffiliated and run away with what they believe in: a system of government that actually works for all of us, and pays attention to what we need.
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Like any good Communist soldier, General Cuong pays attention to the details of leaders' abstruse speeches, and he noted that President Xi Jinping of China had referred to his homeland's status as a "great" or "strong power" 26 times in a lengthy address last month.
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And while we're pretty sure most significant others would never notice the brand of lip color we were wearing, it's nice to know that Shelton pays attention to details — even if he can't quite tell the difference between the Cherries in the Snow and Spicy Cinnamon shades.
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Laskas pays attention to everything from the affectionate nicknames people call each other ("Lucifer" and "old bag," between spouses) to the smell outside a settlement for migrant workers in rural Maine ("the blueberry scent lay like a fog over carpets of balsam"), so that readers will too.
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It took me 15 years as a lesbian to finally become a person who pays attention to whether Mercury is in retrograde, someone who is excited about the summer solstice on June 21, a person who reads her Chani Nicholas horoscope each week with bated breath.
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Mr. Cowie pays attention to the quality of pressings, and within reason prefers for the bar's collection either original pressings of an LP or vinyl reissues cut from original analog-tape masters, as opposed to vinyl records made from digital masters, which are essentially CDs on vinyl.
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"It's something that needless to say that everyone pays attention to but I do think you have to take those differentials with a grain of salt," Powell said at an Institute for International Finance event in Washington on the sidelines of the IMF and World Bank semi-annual meetings.
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"It's an economic rule that is broken over and over and over again and still it seems as though nobody pays attention to it," Hanks, 59, passionately told PEOPLE at the N.Y.C. premiere of My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2, which he and his wife, Rita Wilson, co-produced.
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I have a lot of respect, and I would be surprised if he is ultimately worried at all about this, and in fact I don't even think he pays attention to what's going on in the daily back and forth whether Jeff Sessions has the confidence of the President.
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Brett in North Carolina wrote that the strike proved "once again that Trump only pays attention to what he sees on TV." Others commended Mr. Trump for his leadership in the face of what many have denounced as an unthinkable attack that killed more than 80 people, including children.
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Dads love Father's Day, that one-time-a-year when everyone in the family pays attention to them, lets them choose the dinner menu (preferably meat) and the binge-viewing of choice (preferably Top Gear), all while handing them some small token of appreciation for all they do as a parent.
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He is an easy, comfortable presence whose play-by-play is smooth and accurate, who pays attention to small details and engages his analysts — Mark Jackson and Jeff Van Gundy at ESPN and ABC, and Walt Frazier at MSG Network — as if they are carrying on a game-long discussion.
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Current research includes much that is genuinely promising—several groups have identified genes that predispose some people to obesity, and are studying how targeted diets and exercise can attenuate these effects—but the more one pays attention to the latest news from the labs the harder it becomes to separate signal from noise.
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It's likely that Trump doesn't mind that those who hate him waste their time and energy screaming about Russia, Ukraine, his golf courses, and the possibility of impeachment — while he pays attention to issues of concern to millions of citizens, such as health care, education, immigration, job security, crime and energy costs.
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The show does not only expand Nola's sexual universe, it also pays attention to the ways in which her and other black female characters' bodies are constantly under surveillance (by white shopkeepers), exploited (at a local burlesque club or on reality TV), threatened (by police officers) and even assaulted (by everyday men on the street).
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" Practically patting Mr. Trump on the head, Senator Lamar Alexander, Republican of Tennessee, said, "If he pays attention to people like General Kelly when he's doing a travel restriction and if he appoints people like Neil Gorsuch when he's making appointments, he'll be rewarded for that by all the praise, and maybe he'll do more of it.
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And in case you're wondering: Yes, they play the "Star Spangled Banner" before the NFL's London games: Here's what Jaguars linebacker Telvin Smith and some of his teammates did during a Jacksonville/Baltimore game last year: And if you are the kind of human being who pays attention to the business of sports and media, you will be interested to see how aggressively Verizon promotes the game.
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"The reason the world pays attention to him is not just because he has a few nuclear weapons, but more because of his image as a leader with mystical power, his absolute control over a highly consolidated, regimented and disciplined country," said Chung Byung-ho, an anthropologist at Hanyang University in South Korea, who examined the role of theatrics in North Korean politics in a book he wrote with another scholar.
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