"The industry has taken notice of this prosecution," Thorpe said.
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And those who have taken notice, don't seem particularly thrilled.
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The agricultural industry has taken notice of Indigo's groundbreaking advancements.
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But in the meantime, many neighboring countries have taken notice.
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Chinese tech giants have already taken notice of the regions.
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Outside parties have taken notice of Peru to provide funding.
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Mr Trump has taken notice, and wants Mr Flake ousted.
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The NBA world has taken notice of Leonard's improved playmaking.
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The criminal and corrupt of the world have taken notice.
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Suffice it to say, the basketball world has taken notice.
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Thankfully, Americans from across the political spectrum have taken notice.
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They're so omnipresent that The Gray Lady has taken notice.
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Investors and mainstream restaurant chains have taken notice of the trend.
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As he's enjoyed slimming down, others around him have taken notice.
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The Jones campaign has taken notice and begun criticizing his absence.
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They are currently in danger, and the world has taken notice.
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Esports is a fast-growing business, and investors have taken notice.
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Canada, where 26 percent of adults have obesity, has taken notice.
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Wrestling fans have certainly taken notice of their idols dying early.
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Google, it seems, has sat up and taken notice of this.
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Headline writers have taken notice of the shift in the race.
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Drug traffickers had already taken notice of Las Pilas, villagers say.
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Politicians have taken notice of the groundswell, especially among young voters.
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Murphy thinks Trump has taken notice of those sky-high numbers.
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EU leaders have taken notice of Russia's links to European fringe parties.
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Large corporations have also taken notice of the economic opportunities in Arizona.
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Tellingly, however, the world only seems to have taken notice this week.
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Tourists have taken notice of the misery spilling out into city streets.
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States, anxious to impose levies on e-commerce sales, have taken notice.
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The U.S. job market is hot and American workers have taken notice.
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Financial markets have taken notice of the acrimony over the negotiating table.
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The meat industry has taken notice and is beginning to push back.
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Democrats in the early states have taken notice of what is happening.
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The coalition of anti-Washington voters around the country has taken notice.
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Third-wave chains are still a niche, but big players have taken notice.
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BlackRock, the world's largest investor with $5.1 trillion under management, has taken notice.
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Global energy markets have already taken notice of the recent arrests, with the
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Lawmakers in Washington have taken notice of the tech industry's lack of diversity.
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The private sector has taken notice, in the U.S. and around the world.
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Regulators in Russia, China and South Korea have taken notice and issued crackdowns.
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I'm far from the only one who has taken notice of this incongruence.
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Their rapport has proved so popular that more-established networks have taken notice.
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As the foreign attention over the report has built, senators have taken notice.
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As for Kap, he's clearly taken notice -- retweeting several posts highlighting Rihanna's comments.
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Fortunately, the technology community has taken notice of the massive opportunity in this space.
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Investors have taken notice, with the company's stock trading near an all-time high.
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L'Oréal has taken notice, too, and has been hinting at the partnership for months.
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Achmea "has taken notice of the decision by Kifid," Achmea said in a statement.
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What are some things you've seen in the space that you've taken notice of?
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Not surprisingly, beauty companies have taken notice, introducing blemish products designed for grown-ups.
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The other Democrats in the field have taken notice — and they want a piece.
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The jihadists, and all those who fight with us against them, have taken notice.
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The world, without question, has taken notice — and it's already hurting US foreign policy.
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It seems that at least some TikTok users have taken notice of Jenner's disappearance.
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The Democrats introducing the new impeachment articles on Wednesday seem to have taken notice.
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Investors have taken notice, pulling billions out of ETFs that track small-cap indexes.
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The ads began airing in July and both consumers and distributors have taken notice.
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Steam's operator Valve seems to have taken notice, announcing the end of the Greenlight program.
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Legislators have also taken notice of the benefits that come from direct care as well.
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It takes the charm of Bitmoji makes it cinematic — and my friends have taken notice.
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And pro boarders, like two-time Olympic gold medalist Shaun White, have definitely taken notice.
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It looks like all her hard work has paid off, because Khloé has taken notice.
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But Japan's Instagram crowd has recently taken notice, and the feedback seems positive so far.
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Even Thanos actor Josh Brolin and Infinity War co-director Joe Russo have taken notice.
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Both men and women are spending more on sneakers, and venture capitalists have taken notice.
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The administration has established a standard with unknown bounds, and the world has taken notice.
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Regardless, the writing is clearly on the wall here, and Nintendo has certainly taken notice.
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Professional gamers are more visible than ever, and the athletic apparel industry has taken notice.
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Telecom and cable corporations who had previously held the alpha role in lobbying have taken notice.
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Donors from both parties have taken notice and are pouring money into upcoming attorneys general campaigns.
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A trickle of amateur stargazers have taken notice and have started to visit, telescopes in tow.
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"They are a good-looking group of dudes, girls have always taken notice," Mr. Ferguson said.
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But Valerie Miller, a spokeswoman for the Scripps National Spelling Bee, said families had taken notice.
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As the influence of stars like Mr. Li has grown, the Chinese government has taken notice.
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Driving the news: Though few appear to have taken notice, leading researchers have reached important conclusions.
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"We have taken notice of the reports," the spokeswoman said during a regular government news conference.
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As Indian startups begin to make inroads in the world of SaaS, Microsoft has taken notice.
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" However, like the CAVC itself, the article went on to note that "few have taken notice.
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But despite the shoddy science, people have clearly taken notice of the "miracle" of stem cells.
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Chris Webber: I'd always taken notice of guys calling games like George Blaha, Dick Stockton, John Madden.
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But increased competition has put lots of pressure on the company, and its investors have taken notice.
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Neither of the boys have mentioned the incident on their social media, but fans have taken notice.
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But after two crashes and seven months of unrelenting bad press, the flying public has taken notice.
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Alphabet investors have certainly taken notice, which is why some of the company's moonshots are getting scrapped.
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By now other people have taken notice, and have crowded the ice case, beginning to empty it.
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Numerous trend pieces have taken notice of Instagram players like The Hoodwitch and podcasts like Witch, Please.
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Turns out I'm not the only enthusiast of vintage shopping, and traditional department stores have taken notice.
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Millennial luxury-car buyers have taken notice, according to Christophe Georges, the CEO of Bentley Motors Inc.
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Clearly, the financial class has taken notice of millennial work-life balance issues as an investment opportunity.
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Some tech companies have taken notice of Han's work, which was first posted online late last year.
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By 270, the higher-ups of his order had taken notice and he was moved to Rome.
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Evidently, officials had taken notice when I'd met Dashkevich for an early morning coffee at his apartment.
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Senators on both sides of the aisle have also taken notice, tweeting out statements criticizing Blizzard's move. Sen.
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As Otto has demonstrated the capabilities of autonomous-drive trucks, companies such as Anheuser-Busch have taken notice.
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The Federal Reserve has taken notice of higher borrowing costs resulting from the conversion of prime money funds.
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In the days since the change, customers have taken notice and are expressing their feelings on social media.
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Mariano is known for his cute boyish looks in Brazil, and now the whole world has taken notice.
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Even Marc Jacobs has taken notice of Jenner's modeling skills, casting her in his fall/winter 2016 show.
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And Wall Street has taken notice -- Twitter's stock price is up more than 45 percent year to date.
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This inept process has created a back door into the United States, and the world has taken notice.
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Big banks have taken notice of these young, agile companies hoping to steal some of their market share.
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The U.S. has taken notice of China's broader space ambitions which have included increased investment and notable achievements.
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With the number of detentions likely to expand under the Trump administration's policies, investors have also taken notice.
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And it's no wonder a Silicon Valley venture capitalist with a known obsession with immortality has taken notice.
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Hackers have taken notice of that and are already using encrypted DNS to deliver malware to unsuspecting victims.
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In a rare display of bipartisan consensus, Republican and Democratic leaders in the United States have taken notice.
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Given the sheer scope of the cannabis highway takeover, we imagine most Colorado drivers have taken notice, too.
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Even the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York has taken notice of Modern Meadow's futuristic leather.
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The price of a good mask has since come down to around $1,000, and scofflaws have taken notice.
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Trump-watchers, including the New York Times' Maggie Haberman and Axios' Mike Allen, have already taken notice. Okay.
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In this alternate history, Lovecraft's Deep Ones and other creatures are real, and the U.S. government has taken notice.
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The [Republican National Committee] has taken notice of the Democrats' efforts and have been investing more into voter mobilization.
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As the commercial industry has built up its network of Earth-observing orbiters, the intelligence community has taken notice.
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Facebook has taken notice of TikTok's rising popularity, and even launched a competitor app called Lasso earlier this month.
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Moulton's colleagues have taken notice of the impressive $600,000 he's raised, plus $300,000 for his own re-election campaign.
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Trump has taken notice of the market's gains as both sides get closer to a deal, the report added.
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Viewership of esports events hit an all-time high of 46 million in 2017 and investors have taken notice.
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But for the residents who have taken notice of the city's toxic air, the situation is becoming acutely problematic.
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I was growing less and less patient with the household order and the dinnertime explosions, and he'd taken notice.
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In the short time I've been here the area has become "hipper" and the condo developers have taken notice.
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More importantly ... the Saints themselves seem to have taken notice -- or at least one of their players did, anyway.
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By his teenage years, people had taken notice of Ken's smooth baritone and suggested that he work in radio.
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" The Southern Poverty Law Center has taken notice, with fellow Keegan Hankes telling Siegel, "You can't understate 4chan's role.
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Y Combinator has also taken notice of LUS Brands, with the company graduating from the accelerator in the coming weeks.
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As such, many organizations have taken notice and increased the availability of company-sponsored non-qualified deferred compensation (NQDC) plans.
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Maybe the director will discuss the situation now that the movie is out in theaters and people have taken notice.
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Miller's role shaping immigration policy continued when he assumed a position in Trump's White House -- and lawmakers have taken notice.
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And the Cleveland police have taken notice, soliciting contracts for body armor and other protective gear ahead of the event.
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Recently, a lot of fine dining chefs have taken notice that you can become be really successful in this marketplace.
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But there's something glaring that's been missing on the campaign trail and the debate stage — and women have taken notice.
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And those across the industry have taken notice of the newcomer, which Chu attributes to her candor and sense of self.
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Podcasts remain a steadily growing cultural phenomenon, familiar to more households than in any previous year, and studios have taken notice.
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As the polls have tightened in the race, many Republicans who had all but written off Trump's campaign have taken notice.
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Though I was too distracted to retrieve my leftover Cold Noodle Salad, my stomach had taken notice and I was hungry.
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Much of this is extremely high-end and expensive, but chain retailers like Target and Ikea have taken notice as well.
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Hopefully, the man who currently occupies the most powerful office space on the seventh floor at FBI headquarters has taken notice.
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The knockout stage of the men's basketball tournament begins Wednesday, and players from other nations have taken notice of these missteps.
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The continent is host to some of the fastest growing economies in the world and certainly other countries have taken notice.
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Other states have taken notice of Kansas's budget woes, effectively putting the brakes on some efforts to adopt similar tax cuts.
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With that awareness, Kennedy no doubt has taken notice of the nation warming up to the concept of legalized sports betting.
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Managers at these companies have taken notice, as indicated by the issues they hope to shape ahead of the 2020 election.
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Lisa's begged to differ in the past, but her 'RHOBH' castmates have taken notice how she's isolated herself ... and they're pissed.
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Hollywood, too, has taken notice, with Rippon exchanging messages with the likes of Zach Braff, Mindy Kaling, Reese Witherspoon and other stars.
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Dare we dream that the showrunners have taken notice of our ongoing Khal/Daenerys 'shipping and intend to do something about it?
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The tech world has taken notice and launched dozens of apps in recent years to combat the use of cellphones while driving.
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The ads gained international attention when they were sent to The Verge last week, and it appears Brazilian officials have taken notice.
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This week's bomb scare caused significantly less disruption, but hopefully whoever threw a giant Christmas party in the area has taken notice.
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Put all that together and it looks like Workplace will only keep growing — something Cross says others have already taken notice of.
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Pay disparity is an issue for women in all industries, but Hollywood has really taken notice of the problem in recent years.
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Tech critics have taken notice and have started pushing for the government to take a stronger regulatory stance on the industry. Sen.
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The sports world has taken notice: On Thursday, Detroit Pistons owner and Flint native Tom Gores pledged $10 million toward relief efforts.
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The regulators had taken notice of public anger about the government's past practice of taking actions against corporations without holding people responsible.
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The tweet contained no text aside from the phone number, and it was quickly deleted, but not before many had taken notice.
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Not only are attacks in high schools becoming more frequent, but they are also becoming more deadly, and teenagers have taken notice.
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Already well known in her local community in Auckland, New Zealand, only recently has the wider world taken notice of her talent.
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Pescozada had begun making a name for themselves with politically minded lyrics and danceable beats, and the government had taken notice, he said.
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Countries throughout the Asia-Pacific region have taken notice and upped their spending as China has become more assertive with upgraded military capabilities.
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" When complimented on his shoes, a style choice his colleagues in the House have taken notice of, he responds, "You sound like Ivanka.
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The good news is companies and entrepreneurs have taken notice and are rolling out new applications and services aimed at increasing millennial engagement.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Drought conditions have begun to creep their way into the U.S. Plains and several wheat traders and analysts have taken notice.
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The Save Journalism Project estimates that 28503,22019 journalists have lost their jobs in 2019 so far and some lawmakers have already taken notice.
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It's a simple premise, but potentially revolutionary in its effect on home buying in the United States, and Ribbon's investors have taken notice.
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With Woods back in the hunt television ratings have soared along with expectations and like the fans, his fellow golfers have taken notice.
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Even one of Mr. Biden's national co-chairs, Mayor Eric Garcetti of Los Angeles, has taken notice of the onslaught of Bloomberg ads.
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Branding agency Jones Knowles Ritchie has rightfully taken notice, and created a new design scheme for Domino's Pizza boxes, based on its clever logo.
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Wilson has been trying new 'dos as of late... and a lot of people have taken notice of the many changes to his appearance.
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The video went super viral (for obvious reasons) ... and now the greatest skater EVER, Tony Hawk, has taken notice ... saying, "The stoke is contagious"!
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We also checked out a bug that a security researcher told Apple about months ago that hasn't been fixed—and hackers have taken notice.
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FaceApp's connection to Russia — its parent company is based there — has worried US government officials that have taken notice of the app's growing virality.
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Regulators have taken notice, as the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has said it is looking into the feature and communicating with Tesla.
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And Democratic presidential candidates have taken notice, vowing to step up federal efforts to improve teachers' conditions and include them in the decisionmaking process.
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Enterprise software spending is on an upward trend, and is expected to reach $326 billion this year; meanwhile, startups and investors have taken notice.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German finance ministry has taken notice of reports that the European Central Bank was considering a review of Deutsche Bank's (DBKGn.
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Schubert would embrace that vogue, yet he remained fond of his teacher, who had first taken notice of him when he was a choirboy.
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While his campaign denies it's pulling out of the first-in-the-nation primary state, local Democrats have taken notice of his reduced presence.
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The costs of some prescription drugs have risen in recent years — some to the tune of hundreds of dollars — and states have taken notice.
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Humans have taken notice, becoming infatuated with giraffes from the first moments of the animals' lives, and revering their iconic, alien gangliness across the globe.
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Indeed, even corporate America has taken notice, with Tyson Foods hatching plans to bring its own meat replacement product to market in the coming years.
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FYI, "League of Legends" is a HUGE business -- with 36 MILLION people who watched the 2015 'LoL' World Championship ... and clearly, Cuban has taken notice.
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Hoteliers, restaurateurs, and convention businesses have taken notice and demanded that the City of San Francisco stop the growing tide of filth in the streets.
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"Throughout the campaign, she has demonstrated a strong commitment to the issues that matter to working people, and our members have taken notice," he added.
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TikTok has become one of the hottest social platforms among Generation Z, and some of the top talent agencies and management firms have taken notice.
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I had taken notice of Wei Zhaohan in the Beijing airport when she started listening to Chinese pop music videos next to me without headphones.
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Luxury retailers, including Dolce & Gabbana and Burberry, have taken notice, as have companies that specialize in trendy casual wear, like Uniqlo, H&M and Zara.
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When she was 21972 she had started drawing dresses with price tags, she said, and at 11 she had taken notice of how people dressed.
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Attorneys general in states beyond New York and Oregon have taken notice, and some legislators have also been pushing for stricter oversight of dietary supplements.
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Something strange is happening in the staid hearing rooms of the House and Senate Veterans' Affairs Committees here this summer, though few have taken notice.
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New York (CNN Business)The Federal Reserve is expected to keep raising short-term interest rates this year — and the bond market has taken notice.
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The internet has certainly taken notice: I met Ed Sheeran today and & a gust of wind made my pic with him 10x more exciting pic.twitter.
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As New York's native tech community grows, more established tech companies like Google and Facebook have taken notice and opened up satellite offices in the City.
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Being named a TIME honoree has already shown that the international community has not only taken notice of her efforts, but are rightly lauding her accomplishments.
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Because of their increased availability and utility, regulators and legislatures at the state and federal level have taken notice of financial technology products, services and companies.
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" She calls the crackdown a "very important issue of public interest," saying that even the international community has taken notice of "this phenomenon of summary executions.
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Hackers have taken notice of how important these Instagram accounts are to their owners, many of which entirely rely on their Instagram presence for their income.
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Locals say the music is an expression of their mountain life, reflecting values of loyalty and honor—and the Philippine National Police (PNP) has taken notice.
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Indeed, citizens have taken notice, as an average of 70 to 80 percent of American citizens regularly disapprove of the most representative body in the nation.
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The business community has taken notice: CNBC reported in late September that big-money donors are warning Democrats that they wouldn't support Warren as a nominee.
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Mediahuis and VP Exploitatie, which already hold a nearly 60 percent stake in TMG, have taken notice of de Mol's offer, they said in a joint statement.
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Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.) took down the painting and brought it to Clay's office on Friday after conservative news outlets had taken notice in recent weeks. Rep.
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NBA talent evaluators certainly have taken notice; one league executive who spoke to VICE Sports believes Thornwell has played himself into the second round of the draft.
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Studios have taken notice, and regardless of which very worthwhile movie wins the Best Film award, we can expect more family oriented sequels in the foreseeable future.
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Swift fans have taken notice, resorting to leaving dragon emojis in Kardashian's comments, writing out the word "snake," and quoting lyrics from the Grammy winner's new single.
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Sierra Nevada Corporation, a private company building a small space shuttle called the Dream Chaser, has already taken notice of their bit part in the new movie.
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The setback aside, the 49ers appear destined for the playoffs for the first time since the 2013 season, and fans in the Bay Area have taken notice.
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And, furniture startups and traditional mainstays have taken notice and are beginning to incorporate bed-in-a-box practices into a "sofa-in-a-box" business plan.
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Trial lawyers have taken notice of both the lack of lawsuit protections and the fact that doctors and hospitals are learning the ACO model on the fly.
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It would be easy but incorrect to dismiss Georgian cuisine by assuming that, if it were worth anything, the rest of the world would have taken notice.
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But it seems a few airlines have taken notice and are adding amenities that make flying a little less of a chore and a little more fun.
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Veteran Democratic donors have taken notice of the party's struggle to raise cash and argue that it's due to a lack of cohesion around a single candidate.
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RELATED: DHS plans to expand 'Remain in Mexico' policy in the near future Those who watch and study migration flows have also taken notice of the trend.
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Despite the effects of his ongoing trade war with China and criticisms of the 2017 tax law, the economy has proved resilient — and Trump has taken notice.
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As the Democrats' primary process comes to a close, things have become a bit heated between the two candidates — and, unsurprisingly, Saturday Night Live has taken notice.
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"My client has taken notice of the video images in which his brother is seen, and he wants to absolutely distance himself from it," says attorney Mattias Leys.
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On Twitter, fans have taken notice of these inarguably bizarre shots of Danny Rand (played by Game of Thrones star Finn Jones) showing off his sick chest tattoo.
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Wall Street recently seems to have taken notice, as analysts have been tripping over themselves to upgrade and/or raise their price targets on the graphics chip maker.
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Only recently, through a series of updates and new hardware, has the Echo grown into a gadget worthy of its original transformative promise, and Google's apparently taken notice.
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Pills and dollar bills "For years, drug corporations have put their profits ahead of the people they are supposed to serve, and Americans have taken notice," Wakana said.
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But what it too often does instead is distort the marketplace, encourage risk and put taxpayers on the hook – and members of both parties have taken notice. Sens.
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You may have heard the clicks and clacks of the Cherry MX switch that's enough of a cultural phenomenon that even the makers of Scrabble have taken notice.
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Hanham pointed out that he has undoubtedly taken notice of what happened to Saddam Hussein and Muammar Gaddafi, two leaders who disarmed and were later overthrown and killed.
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The hackers, members of a collective called L0pht (pronounced "loft"), had recently boasted that they could shut down the internet in 30 minutes, and lawmakers had taken notice.
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Part of his success at an age by which most football players have retired is due to his healthy habits and others in the league have taken notice.
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Many VC funds have taken notice of these opportunities and injected billions of dollars of private capital to seed and support commercial startups developing emerging "dual-use" technologies.
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Now American hospitals and public health groups have taken notice and begun to supply free baby boxes to parents with the goal of reducing sleep-related infant deaths.
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One trader has taken notice of an ongoing trend between bonds and equities, and plans to play for more upside in a Treasury bond-tracking exchange-traded fund.
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There has been a resurgence of interest in flare jeans as of late, and retailers have taken notice and responded accordingly with new styles to feed the trend.
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With quarterback Tom Brady headed to his eighth Super Bowl with the New England Patriots on Sunday, others in the league have taken notice of his healthy habits.
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The business community has taken notice, as small employers who have felt the financial burden of health care costs are now trying innovative models with DPC at the forefront.
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This isn't to say that other Hollywood actors aren't kind people either — but Reeves has made a habit of being a good person, and fans have definitely taken notice.
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Developers have taken notice years ago and pulled back from stamping new malls and strip malls out of the ground, which curtailed new supply of high-quality retail space.
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Gwyneth Paltrow needs to tell her estranged hubby to get off the dime, because we've learned he never responded to her divorce petition and the judge has taken notice.
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Several Democratic presidential candidates have taken notice and made plans to visit the facility -- one of 173 operated in 23 states by the US Department of Health and Human Services.
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Since she's added yet another layer of curiosity to her image, that means the paparazzi have taken notice — and we get more style moments to dissect from here on out.
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Sanders campaign aides have taken notice, arguing that public opinion surveys don't capture their young, enthusiastic base of supporters or the new voters they say they're bringing into the fold.
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"One beauty trend we've taken notice of, that doesn't necessarily fall in line with the increasingly popular minimalist beauty look, is the use of metallic and white eyeliner," Brown said.
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Even the folks at Starbucks have taken notice of her craft, and in December 2016 she was contacted at the corporate level and invited to participate in a red-cup commercial.
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The link between artisanship and status is so powerful that marketing departments have taken notice; now companies like Kraft and Sargento are dipping their toes into the rhetoric of artisanal cheesemaking.
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"I was in the atelier every day — looking, checking, asking questions," he said, adding that the owner had taken notice and sent him, at 25, to open an outlet in London.
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YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki has taken notice of the major fundraiser happening on her platform, and showed up to help the #TeamTrees team, both in person and with a $200,000 donation.
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Quite the opposite, we've never wavered in our belief in him, and now what we're seeing is that the rest of the world has taken notice and expressed the same confidence.
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An advisor to one of California's bundlers who's supporting a rival campaign admitted their network has taken notice of rank-and-file employees at these larger tech companies donating to Warren.
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The media had taken notice, along with a dedicated and tireless Brooklyn sex crimes detective who went knocking on doors and discovered new allegations that fell within the statue of limitations.
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Considering that four in five employees would prefer new or better benefits over pay raises (according to a recent Glassdoor survey), many leading employers have taken notice and expanded their offerings.
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Like many others, former Vice President Joe Biden has taken notice, and at a private LGBTQ gala in New York on Wednesday, Biden encouraged the community to take action against Trump's administration.
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But it is feared that the true number of the dead this week is near 10,000 — partly from the poor that cannot be taken notice of through the greatness of the number.
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Hedge funds have taken notice and bet on higher prices by building a net long position of 24 million barrels in heating oil futures and options on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
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Fund managers have taken notice and pulled $20.5 billion out of equities in the week ending Wednesday, according to BAML's data, and $116 billion out of equity funds so far this year.
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Traditional retailers like Lord & Taylor have taken notice, and now see Walmart as a potential distribution partner in a world where customers are eschewing the shopping mall for the online retail experience.
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Sanders has clearly taken notice — he took a swipe at her last week over a story about centrist Democrats rallying behind Warren because they want anyone but Sanders to be the nominee.
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And it's not just big pharma that's taken notice: tech companies such as Google and IBM have entered this space recently, investing millions into startups developing immune-oncology and targeted therapy treatments.
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And the world has taken notice: Videos of the two incidents have been watched millions of times across dozens of websites, and Mr. Bregman has been inundated with hundreds of interview requests.
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Mr. Hess said Republicans in the Trump administration and in Congress had taken notice that the sector had aligned itself with Democrats on social issues and been at odds with voucher supporters.
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Quavo says someone -- besides his fans -- must have taken notice of his joke about selling the chicken sandwich out of his trunk ... because a few months later Migos was on the menu!
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And residential developers have taken notice: A number of new residential projects feature shared work spaces that channel the vibe of trendy start-ups with computer bars, comfortable seating and coffee stations.
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But as kratom's usage and visibility have expanded in recent years—to the point that a sub shop in Arizona installed a kratom vending machine last year—the government has taken notice.
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In May, an appellate court in Ohio, in theory, delivered another blow to the "life begins at conception" school of abortion banning, though none of its members seem to have taken notice.
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Companies have taken notice: More than 35 streaming services have launched or expanded their businesses in India in the last three and a half years, with many more planning to enter Bollywood soon.
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But the Twitter account turned out to be a hoax; after the #covfefe tweet took off, the people behind the real RC Cola must have taken notice, and the fake account was suspended.
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Snap has taken notice of the sudden rise of TikTok — the company announced new "lip sync lens challenges" back in December which invite users to sing along to different songs while using lenses.
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Yes, MoviePass is bleeding money, and it looks like a mess for many other reasons, but it's had an impact, so much so that AMC has taken notice and launched its own competitor.
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The Shenzhen Stock Exchange - where all but one of the companies are listed - has taken notice, and has issued guidelines requiring companies to provide details on their guarantee plans, the Securities Times reported.
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Democrats looking to unseat President Donald Trump have taken notice — out of the past eight competitive Democratic primaries, six of the eventual nominees started their campaigns with a win in the Hawkeye State.
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After some high-profile settlements and court decisions that favored disability rights, advocates and defense lawyers say that plaintiffs' lawyers, some of whom did not work in this space before, have taken notice.
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And it's not just us who thinks so, the whole beauty industry has also recently taken notice of the teen's ability to sell out of lip kits faster than her factory can produce them.
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Trump's own advisers have downplayed the possibility, but the President — who consumes information from a wide swath of sources, including television and a wide network of wealthy friends — has taken notice of the chatter.
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The technology isn't merely limited to fintechs either; legacy financial services firms, such as Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan, and tech giants like Facebook have taken notice and begun developing their own cryptocurrencies in-house.
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Then there's the Trump loyalists who are racing out on social media, cable TV and the Capitol's hallways to protect the president as the impeachment inquiry ratchets up — and the president has taken notice.
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Despite a 6.3 percent revenue growth for AB InBev and MillerCoors being "in-line" with their 2014 earnings at over $62.413 billion, those companies have surely taken notice of a swinging pendulum of tastes.
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"With regret we have taken notice of the incident caused by the IOC Member and the IBSF Vice President, Mr. Adam Pengilly at the Olympic Winter Games Pyeongchang 2018," the IBSF said in a statement.
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The American people have taken notice of the increasingly shrill left wing echo chamber in the press, and they are starting to get fed up with "news" headlines that simply parrot Democratic Party talking points.
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No sooner has she reconnected with Skandha than both of her old bosses have taken notice of her return, and each is convinced that she is the key to bringing their divergent visions into reality.
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Iso Joe has been straight-up KILLIN' IT in the BIG3 this season ... and his old employer has taken notice, 'cause Ice Cube tells TMZ Sports NBA scouts have been coming to watch Joe Johnson!!
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It's a matter of positioning: Symposium banners bear the words "the Creative Capital of the World," but, if last month's summit between President Obama and Nordic leaders is any indication, the world has taken notice.
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I'm not sure that three starts is enough to say that he's back to being "Good Marco," but I'd imagine that there are teams still looking to add some starting pitching that have taken notice.
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" She claims the war, which has seen hundreds of deaths at police hands, is a "very important issue of public interest." saying that even the international community has taken notice of "this phenomenon of summary executions.
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With a role in the next Star Wars film Rogue One, as well as Jason Bourne, Hollywood has already taken notice of the English actor's talents (he's also excellent in the 2010 dark comedy Four Lions).
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Mr. Sanchez, 43, an immigrant from Mexico who once worked the farm fields but now owns three trucks, said he has taken notice of the rise in murders here, but always felt a distance from them.
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However, some Wall Streeters have taken notice of remarks Powell made in 2012 when he doubted the efficiency of the Fed's low-rate money-printing policies and worried over the long-term damage they might cause.
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According to CNN, Finland has taken notice of this as the nation's finance minister on Friday called for the European Union to "urgently review the possibility of banning Brazilian beef imports" in light of the Amazon fires.
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Campaigns have taken notice in recent years, soliciting donations using massive email lists and appeals to a common purpose to fuel small-dollar fund-raising efforts on behalf of candidates in far away places — especially Democratic ones.
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Other huge names like Conor McGregor have taken notice and followed suit ... electing to invest in his body rather than spending dough on cars and jewelry (though let's get serious, he'll be able to afford that too).
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But over the meal, Jimmy describes still adjusting to his job as a mailroom employee at HHM, relaying funny tales about the Xerox machine and one person in particular at the firm he's taken notice of (Kim, perhaps?).
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Given that the State Department and Nikki Haley, the U.S. ambassador to the UN, have spoken out against the abuses, many have taken notice of the fact that President Donald Trump has yet to issue any public statement.
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Donald Trump's economic positions have been overshadowed lately by his comments on other matters, but Wall Street has taken notice, sending clients research this week to invest around the proposed ideas of the candidate and Republican party platform.
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"Engie has taken notice of the government's request and will realize the necessary operations in order to guarantee the stability of the regulated tariffs of natural gas until the end of June," Engie said in an emailed statement.
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From BET's Rebel to Colson Whitehead's Pulitzer Prize–winning novel The Underground Railroad, popular culture has taken notice of the Black Lives Matter movement and the ongoing discussions about black bodies, often using it as a plot device.
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And it's not just digital platforms that are looking for a bigger piece of the pie, Sliwka said, telling CNBC that traditional TV broadcasters have taken notice of the opportunity and are also starting to enter the space.
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Many market watchers have taken notice of the technical "megaphone" pattern the S&P has been forming since mid-2018, a formation made during times of heightened volatility that is also known to some as a broadening wedge.
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Beyoncé and JAY-Z have yet to address any of the speculations of a fourth child, but eagle-eyed fans have taken notice of a few things during recent shows of the couple's joint On the Run II tour.
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Though it seems not yet to have attracted the attention of the news media on the Chinese mainland, fans on social media there have taken notice: A copy of the video has spread on Weibo, a popular microblogging service.
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The government has taken notice too, doling out around 300 million zlotys through a European Union funded program -- the fourth round of which is underway -- to award developers early stage grants to help gaming projects get off the ground.
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In the United States, traditional fund management firms companies including BlackRock Inc, Fidelity Investments, Charles Schwab Corp and The Vanguard Group have all taken notice of the advances from robo-advisors and launched their own services or acquired start-ups.
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This week may have been, however, the first time the markets may have taken notice because there was enough to digest on Thursday afternoon, to make a judgment upon, for it was the first Presidential Press Conference of the Trump administration.
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Fortunately for consumers, members of Congress have taken notice – some of whom have even fallen victims of online booking scams themselves – and a bipartisan group of congressional leaders are taking action to ensure enhanced consumer protection when booking travel online.
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Coding bootcamps have been a trending topic in higher education as their focus on job readiness and generous starting salaries has garnered the attention of both college students and career switchers — but those aren't the only groups that have taken notice.
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"Americans everywhere have taken notice that we have a President who has prioritized the well-being and health of Americans and made our country safer and stronger than ever before," Trump campaign Kayleigh McEnany said in a statement to The Hill.
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These videos appear on TikTok, which is owned by the Chinese internet company ByteDance and has become one of the hottest social platforms among Generation Z.As TikTok creators like D'Amelio have built massive followings, top talent agencies have taken notice.
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Trump has already taken notice of his potential competitor, tweeting on Monday morning that Schultz doesn't have the "guts" to run and making bizarre claims that he hopes the Starbucks in his New York City Trump Tower is still paying rent.
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We're not the only investors who have taken notice; the last 18 months have seen a flurry of investment in the space: There were even clear regulatory tailwinds in favor of better care options prior to the presidential election on November 8.
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In a world where large hyperscale companies like Amazon, Microsoft and Google dominate the public cloud, it would seem foolhardy for a startup to try to carve out a space, but Packet has an alternative customized cloud vision, and investors have taken notice.
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Rachel confronted Lee on Monday night's "Men Tell All" episode before next week's finale, and she got to address what a lot of the country has already taken notice of in recent weeks ... that Lee has had some pretty controversial thoughts on Twitter.
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Others, like the blog Addicting Info, have taken notice of the fact that Alpha Omega Winery doesn't have distributors in a single European NATO member and that aside from Russia, Switzerland is the only country they distribute to in all of Europe.
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More of the country's big clubs are investing in women's programs — Juventus and Fiorentina already have them, and Milan and Internazionale have recently created their own — and as the national team has produced positive results, the national news media has taken notice.
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Even President Trump has taken notice: His team has scheduled his appearances in the afternoon so as not to interfere with Mr. Cuomo's briefings, including on Tuesday, when the president's town hall event on Fox News began after the governor's briefing ended.
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Dion is equally pleased with the results of their collaboration: She told Entertainment Tonight that not only did Roach "[bring] me out of my closet and now flowers are growing," but that even her children have taken notice, and they're into Mom's fresh look.
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The EU, which Serbia is negotiating to join, has taken notice, warning in a 2016 progress report: "The rights of persons belonging to a national minority to establish and register religious institutions, build and use places of worship need to be fully guaranteed in practice".
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With its cinematic production values, eerily timely subject matter and A+ viral marketing strategy, The Handmaid's Tale is a prestige drama that can stand toe-to-toe with any premium cable series, and critics have taken notice; it's currently rated 98 percent fresh on Rotten Tomatoes.
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The Obama administration has failed to speak out against these assaults on Brazil's democracy, but U.S. congressional members have taken notice since Rousseff's impeachment trial began in May 2016, and have been forcefully appealing for the respect of rule of law and human rights in Brazil.
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"Like many Americans, the president has taken notice of the homelessness crisis, particularly in cities and states where the liberal policies of overregulation, excessive taxation and poor public service delivery are combining to dramatically increase poverty and public health risks," said Judd Deere, a White House spokesman.
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The successful push for marriage equality has, in recent history, eclipsed many other pressing LGBT issues, and it is only with the recent passing of these clearly bigoted anti-LGBT laws like HB2 that the general public has taken notice of how many doors remain closed to us.
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While this has come with its own controversy from fans who love the iconic late '90s dub, the LGBTQ community has taken notice of a particular issue with the new voiceover in regards to how it handles the queer subtext between the main character, Shinji and fellow pilot, Kaworu.
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It's a platform that certainly bears a resemblance to what Sanders would have experienced at Shaar Ha'amakim, and it's also one that has been gaining political capital over the past few years, especially with the emergence of new political leaders like Alexandria Ocasio Cortez — and Sanders has taken notice.
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Twitter has taken notice, and last night, CEO Jack Dorsey pledged that it will take a "more aggressive stance" in enforcing its rules, and that it will begin rolling out new rules in the coming weeks to try and curb some of the unwanted behavior that appears on the platform.
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Wall Street has also taken notice of the president's erratic statements on twitter lately, following a stream last week that ranged from criticism of London's mayor following a murderous terror attack on that city, to a blast at Democrats for their supposedly slow pace of confirming nominees for White House jobs.
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The Trump campaign has taken notice and has increasingly directed its attacks at Sanders, casting him as a hypocrite on climate change who "lectures Americans on how to live their lives while doing the exact opposite" and warning that he "can't be trusted to defend American lives" as commander in chief.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE has kept the media plenty busy during his first 85033 days in office, and Academy Award-winning actor Tom Hanks has taken notice.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats outraged over White House lawyer's claim that some foreign involvement in elections is acceptable Senators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session White House announces task force to monitor coronavirus MORE and his allies have taken notice and have recently stepped up their attacks against Sanders.
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And many have taken notice — the number of fintech investments in India has grown at a 200%-plus compound annual growth rate over the last five years, according to data from Pitchbook, as leading investors and global tech powerhouses all battle to become the layer of financial infrastructure on which the future Indian economy sits.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerSenator calls for cybersecurity review at health agencies after hacking incident Health groups vulnerable to cyberattacks as coronavirus crisis ramps up Coronavirus package hits roadblocks amid GOP opposition MORE (D-Va.) is one member of the government that has taken notice of concerns around vulnerabilities at hospitals and other healthcare centers.
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Some of the country's biggest carriers have taken notice of concern around the fiery phablets, issuing plans designed to let consumers trade their Notes in for less problematic devices while Samsung and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission attempt to figure out what the heck is going on with the devices intended to replace that earlier bunch.
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"It's become clear over the last two months that we really set the tone on opposition to Trump, set the tone on the policy agenda, and the fact that we've done so without the top-down approach of endorsements from the establishment I think is really something that voters across the state have taken notice of," Perriello said.
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The situation in New York has become so dire that federal regulators have taken notice: Last month, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services informed the local organ procurement organization, LiveOnNY, that it was failing to meet minimum standards of performance and threatened to let its certification lapse so another organization can take over the area.
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As our planet continues to spiral into a climate catastrophe, architects have in recent years taken notice to wood's virtues, including its merit as an extra-strong composite material, and have been honing their skills building high-rises up to 275 feet tall out of lumber, leveraging newfangled wooden materials—these are no giant log cabins.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE has taken notice and worked to enact the first significant sentencing reform law in a decade, known as the First Step Act.
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When it launched out of stealth just three years ago, Barefoot Networks was hailed as a company that would transform the way a generation of computing giants like Facebook, Alphabet, Amazon and Microsoft would function while making chip manufacturers like Intel and networking companies like Cisco take notice Now, Intel has not only taken notice, it's acquired Barefoot Networks for an undisclosed amount.
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Part Two focused on the regulatory challenges ahead for U.S. firms in data privacy, with a particular emphasis on what's being dubbed "GDPR-lite" or "California GDPR," the California Consumer Privacy Act, and other new data privacy regulations on the horizon Without question, GDPR set a new standard for privacy laws and the rest of the world has taken notice.
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The White House has very much taken notice of who has spurned Mr. Trump — Mr. Paulsen and Representative Kevin Yoder of Kansas are mentioned frequently by West Wing officials — and Mr. Stepien even went so far as to write a memo this month warning lawmakers that they would not fare well if they did not "boldly align" themselves with the president.
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Lobbyists, those with business before the city and others who regularly engage with both sides of city government, have taken notice of the rapid change in the relationship from the relatively placid days under Mr. Johnson's predecessor, Melissa Mark-Viverito, an early supporter of Mr. de Blasio's who gained her position in part because of a push from the newly elected mayor.
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"Only now, after Congress significantly increased funding, has the department taken notice and is attempting to capitalize on an opportunity to push their baseless agenda to arm teachers, which the majority of the country has spoken out against," said the group, which includes the National Association of School Psychologists, the National Association of Secondary School Principals and the National PTA.
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"The fashion world hasn't really taken notice" of how things have evolved at the consumer end, she continued, citing concerns with sustainability (and specifically the waste in the fashion industry), how trends are set today (no longer dictated by brands but by individuals) and how anything can be sold by anyone, from anywhere, not just from a store in the mall, or by way of a well-known brand name website.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE (R-Wisc.) has taken notice, demanding answers about this "dues skim" in an April 28500 letter to the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE Is back on the campaign trail and perhaps no one has taken notice with more lively punctuation than President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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