And cosmetics companies and the media are taking note, too.
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Some Instagram users are taking note of Gerber's skills, too.
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He took his time, rarely taking note of my presence.
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And they only expect that other politicians are taking note.
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Mortgage lenders seem to be taking note of these risks.
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Established players in both finance and tech are taking note.
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If corporations are taking note, they're not always taking action.
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Protestant denominations are also taking note of their congregations' needs.
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But the size of the gift is worth taking note.
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Fans are taking note of everything they do, looking for clues.
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Some southern Californians are taking note and relocating to the area.
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Directors and producers and people in the industry are taking note.
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I'm not complaining, just taking note of a shift in mores.
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Left-wingers the world over are taking note, and taking heart.
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I hope politicians will start taking note of these shifts as well.
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Big investors in hedge funds are taking note of the poor performance.
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Blockchain conference and community organizers are taking note of the gender imbalance.
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Asset owners and managers are taking note and so should individual investors.
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Ashley Benson is baring all — and girlfriend Cara Delevingne is taking note!
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Lawyers are taking note of anyone acting strange, agitated or particularly fidgety.
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Whatever the reason, one thing is for sure: People are definitely taking note.
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Scaramucci also said international business leaders are taking note of Trump's mixed signals.
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Stock markets are already taking note of the new U.S. action on trade.
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And we are very excited of the Speaker taking note of H.R. 40.
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"His hands were really clean," McRae recalled, taking note of Cox's big hands.
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Taking Note Say "Aloha!" to Hawaii, the 50th state in the United States.
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But we shouldn't just let it go without taking note of it either.
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Taking Note President Trump has found something worth saving from the Obama era.
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Other heads of big banks were likely taking note of Mr. Sloan's grilling.
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Still, the world is taking note that North Korea's weapon technology may be improving.
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And governments around the world are taking note of the boom in divergent ways.
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Hopefully her younger brother and former friend/future sister-in-law are taking note.
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Lipow said the market is also "slowly taking note" of increased production in Canada.
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But travelers of all generations are taking note and boasting online to their friends.
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Taking Note Around the country women weep, wondering how the glass ceiling still stands.
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But there is some indication that the company is taking note of workers' concerns.
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Eviction cases like hers are on the rise, and federal regulators are taking note.
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Enterprise software startups are changing how they infiltrate companies, and investors are taking note.
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So when prestigious accelerators invest around common themes, it's worth taking note of what's resonating.
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Hopefully, other wireless charger manufacturers are taking note and will follow suit in the future.
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Above all, I hope that future warlords are taking note: justice will come one day.
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Regulators are still taking note of similar problems that led to the Boeing 737max crash.
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Investors are also taking note of how companies choose to respond to this critical moment.
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And with the iPhone 211 Pro lineup, it looks like Apple is finally taking note.
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Taking note of this trend, Riggio has said investments online will be the company's next priority.
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Additionally, taking note of your own fatigue can help you work more productively within a team.
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As hostility over labor now mounts, stakes are high - and the island's investors are taking note.
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Make no mistake – businesses, nonprofits, colleges and other organizations across the United States are taking note.
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And what we can glean from this newest trailer, perhaps Aquaman might just be taking note.
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Hopefully the SNL writers room was taking note: This is what you get when you diversify.
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Established banks are taking note, adjusting branch-focused business models and enhancing digital offerings, analysts say.
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Taking Note President Trump likes Campbell's soup, he told the Conservative Political Action Conference on Friday.
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But paper towel sales are picking up among more prosperous consumers — and marketers are taking note.
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But paper towel sales are increasing there among more prosperous consumers — and marketers are taking note.
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Taking Note Baseball fans love to hate what we see as the commercialization of the sport.
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We hope other dating apps are taking note, because this should be the norm, not an exception.
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However, airlines like Southwest are taking note and have made the decision to put customer safety first.
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But what Huawei and its partner Leica have done with the software is worth taking note of.
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She may take off her patina suit and bleed on her slingback kitten heels without taking note.
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Take your time and go through each one, taking note of what feels the best to you.
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Still, it's worth taking note that under oath, he refused to straightforwardly deny any of these suggestions.
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Americans are drifting away from organized religion and embracing spiritual trends — and big businesses are taking note.
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Unfortunately, Apple doesn't exactly like offering discounts on them, so any deal is worth taking note of.
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Taking Note publishes the roll calls of votes on gun-control legislation in the House and Senate.
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Judge Tom McEwan declined the petition, but a Native American advocacy group in Cleveland was taking note.
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Candidates and Democrats, in particular, are taking note and trying to use the issue to their advantage.
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Other countries are taking note and incorporating the cost of school meals into their own domestic budgets.
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Deibler recommends taking note of when you feel the urge to look at your ex's social media.
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Analysts have been largely negative about the company and it seems like today's investors are taking note.
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I was taking note of the new designs," he said, "and it was just boring as hell.
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Anisimova, who did not make the long journey to Australia this year, was watching and taking note.
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A few headlines trickled out last week taking note of complaints about Whittaker's casting on social media.
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Unlike past incidents over data privacy and fake news, investors and consumers seem to finally be taking note.
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Black and Hispanic lawmakers are taking note as lobbyists look to build relationships and promote their legislative priorities.
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Now it's not just Tencent that's taking note; Facebook is also building a TikTok clone, TechCrunch reported recently.
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Taking Note Is the anti-American vitriol of President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines beginning to pay off?
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Fortunately, states are taking note of successful new models to support family caregivers, and they are taking action.
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Taking Note Hundreds of incidents of harassment and intimidation have been reported across the country since Election Day.
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Taking note of the rising dollar, BNP Paribas trimmed its end-2018 forecasts for the euro and sterling.
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Luckily, colorists are taking note and developing techniques that make the whole process so much easier for us.
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Plus, everyone has been taking note of what happened after the recent I.P.O. of Uber's smaller rival Lyft.
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And people are taking note -- marathoners from all over the world go there to train before major races.
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Veteran lawmakers are taking note, and they think Pelosi is steering the whole party down the right path.
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Because when you've found the Kendall to your Gigi or the Selena to your Taylor, it's worth taking note.
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Musk's combative behavior during the previous earnings call in May and erratic tweets has even supportive investors taking note.
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Not to mention, brands are taking note of the rise in shopping during Ramadan, a holy month for Muslims.
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As Washington moves on from health care to tax reform, traders are taking note of the improved earnings outlook.
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And Christie, who has mostly aimed his fire at Rubio, is taking note of Cruz's standing here as well.
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Companies that want to heighten their online purchasing presence are taking note of younger brands that are accomplishing this.
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As private equity and hedge funds invest, the markets are taking note, even though broadcast stocks remain slightly undervalued.
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Then, taking note of his look of worry, she swings the bicycle around and returns it to its owner.
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Whatever changes Zuckerberg decides to make to the platform in the future, he should remember — Obama is taking note.
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Chinese consumers will account for 85033 percent of total private consumption by 2021, and global brands are taking note.
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Analysis The president shifted briefly to Syria, taking note of John R. Bolton's first day as national security adviser.
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Taking Note Growing up, I'd break into a cold sweat anytime the rumor circulated that Fidel Castro was dead.
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" His editors, taking note of the word "rage," encouraged him not to appear angry, so he instead registered "indignation.
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Taking Note Sweden has accepted more refugees on a per-capita basis than other Western nations in recent years.
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But as attitudes toward people with tattoos and piercings have begun to change, the medical community is taking note.
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With 2300,2300 people turning 8003 every day, the time to act is now and I think Congress is taking note.
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Sub-Saharan Africa just produced its first unicorn, Jumia, exits are increasingly frequent, and global venture capitalists are taking note.
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These alarming statistics underscore a growing mental health crisis in our country, and even the legislative community is taking note.
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In addition to equally committed Republicans, there are all those swing voters taking note of what's happening to the economy.
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Taking Note The editorial on Tuesday on the acquisition of Time Warner by AT&T generated more than 300 comments.
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Other members of the younger generation are surely taking note, including the uncommonly large number of promising young American women.
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Countries all over are taking note and responding with their own — albeit less catchy — "Corona Songs," like this Corona Cumbia.
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But as the issue has risen to the top of European voters' concerns, the far-right parties are taking note.
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McKinnon played Elizabeth Warren earlier this month on SNL's "Weekend Update" segment and the Massachusetts senator's campaign is taking note!
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Occasionally some shrewd person would pile more food on my plate after taking note of how little I'd served myself.
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Taking Note Inside the Poets for Science tent, Kim Roberts was giving a workshop on poems about insects and spiders.
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The industry is clearing taking note of where to invest their time, money, and eyeballs, for the next big hit.
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Taking Note Sunday's editorial calls out President Trump on his promise to create 2003 million jobs for working-class voters.
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So when all those companies announce that they're forming a group to lobby for sensible drone policies, it's worth taking note.
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Millennials in particular love the subscription model, something that retailers are taking note of as the demographic grows in buying power.
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Often just taking note of sector leadership will give investors a strong read to determine if it is a sustainable rally.
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Always take time to self-evaluate, taking note of successes and failures and putting in the effort to make adjustments accordingly.
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Taking note of the rising dollar, BNP Paribas trimmed its end-year forecasts for the euro and sterling for end 2018.
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Taking Note In the world according to Peter Thiel, the technology entrepreneur and billionaire, liberals and journalists are easily distracted children.
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Taking Note On Netflix's "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt," Tituss Burgess plays the hilarious, self-involved, sometimes cutthroat but always lovable Titus Andromedon.
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Established venture capital firms like Andreessen Horowitz, and incubators and accelerators like Y Combinator and 23 Startups are also taking note.
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The rest of the world rarely notices our country, but this month everyone — well, some people — seems to be taking note.
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The best way to spot fakes now seems to be taking note of the rate at which an influencer acquires followers.
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Consumer businesses, both international and local, are taking note of the growing interest for outdoor music festivals on the mainland too.
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Taking Note Recount battles in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania are not expected to yield an Electoral College victory for Hillary Clinton.
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It's worth taking note of how much the public discussion has moved on climate change in a short amount of time.
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Taking Note Every year, the federal government asks its employees whether they have what they need to do their jobs well.
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Either way, investors are taking note: this week they pulled $5.2 billion from European equity funds, the largest outflows since July 2016.
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Taking note, an RBI panel warned last month that the likely impact on remittances should be factored into any monetary policy decisions.
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But in a bid to become a key fintech player in the region, Japanese authorities and banks are taking note of blockchain.
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That's why, when we start taking note of all the season's upcoming beauty trends, we always keep our eyes on the lippies.
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Mayer hasn't made mention of the unusual release date, but fans of the 39-year-old are taking note of the timing.
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Other campaigners have been watching and taking note, a frightening sign that "post-truth" may be around for some time to come.
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That's something worth taking note of: not just for Democrats, not just for politicians, but for anyone looking to make a point.
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For many, finding space for the dead across the border may be the only option left—and some entrepreneurs are taking note.
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And Sklar says that she is confident that research is heading in the right direction and that more people are taking note.
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More educators are taking note, and Yondr says it has partnerships with thousands of schools in the United States, Canada and Europe.
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Major brands like Shiseido and Estée Lauder are taking note, and both companies have acquired halal certification for certain products sold abroad.
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It shows that Wall Street is now taking note and will bring in a whole new type of investor to the market.
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He spent two days outside the capital observing economic changes in China, taking note of the successes and weaknesses of economic reform.
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But the broad trend in youth cigarette smoking has been down in recent years, and researchers have been taking note of that.
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And it came at a time when scholars were already taking note of new ways people were navigating romantic and sexual relationships.
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Sensing the growing frustration — or perhaps taking note of his Twitter mentions — Mr. de Blasio defended himself on Twitter around 10 a.m.
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Every day, he goes out on the river, taking note of new algae blooms and construction projects that could impact the estuary.
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In Asia, cloth towels are more common, but paper towel sales are increasing among more prosperous consumers — and marketers are taking note.
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Below you'll find a set of takeaways that I thought were worth taking note of as I watched the hearing live. 221.
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Taking Note The Committee to Protect Journalists, a New York-based advocacy group, usually focuses on the fight for press freedoms overseas.
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Taking Note I had never asked my six-year-old son about his dreams before, and he had never brought it up.
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I think most people use technology in a very passive way, not necessarily taking note of how technology is working behind the scenes.
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Taking note of India's passion for cinema, Google has launched special immersive search tools for Bollywood for millions of cinephiles in the country.
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Nevertheless, it's worth taking note of a colorful, contentious, and counterintuitive political drama playing out in the top left corner of the country.
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Photo: John Locher (AP)As institutional embrace of automation continues to create a mounting threat to existing jobs, unions are formally taking note.
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And yet, Diana and the Amazons are currently blowing box office records out of the water, and studio heads are undoubtedly taking note.
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So when he says the S10's display is "absolutely stunning and Beautiful," with a capital B at that, it's worth taking note.
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Taking note of how under Trump, America, long a (flawed) champion of human rights, justice, and individual freedoms is becoming a cruel country.
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With that in mind, it's worth taking note of some of the places where you will still find the name Richard B. Russell.
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Among those taking note was Sharr White, whose new play, "The True" examines — and hypothesizes about — the affections shared between Noonan and Corning.
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A lot of people could still benefit, twenty years later, from taking note of the movie's message—including Matt Stone and Trey Parker.
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Taking Note "My grandparents marched in the Civil Rights Movement so that hopefully their grandkids wouldn't have to march," said Matteo Bertoni, 16.
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Struggling American workers aren't the only class of people under stress today: Global companies are taking note of Mr. Trump's stream of threats.
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Taking Note You know there is a lot of fear in corporate America when it actually penetrates the hard exoskeleton of Rupert Murdoch.
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Taking note of sector leadership can give investors a strong read on whether the rally is sustainable or on the brink of collapse.
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Taking Note It's no secret that President Trump is obsessed with his own popularity, as measured by polls, ratings and Time magazine covers.
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He said he believes allies and rivals of the United States are taking note of Trump's rise — something Corker characterized as a positive.
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Google then stores that data in a massive, constantly changing index, taking note of signals like freshness and where the page was created.
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And it's likely they'll stick around and shop once they eat, benefiting both retailers and real estate owners that are taking note of this.
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Companies that depend on drivers are taking note: Ride-sharing app Via and delivery service Postmates both offer discounts on WinIt to their drivers.
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That sounds like a great problem to have — but do you really want your camera taking note of your expression every time you scroll?
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What's scary is the future these milestones represent—and how quickly we seem to be blowing past them with very few people taking note.
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Back when he was 18, Prince Harry's dorm room included a sly poster of Halle Berry — and now the Oscar winner is taking note.
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Many cities are taking note, building infrastructure and expanding facilities to accommodate the bicycle as an everyday mode of transportation while improving urban livability.
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Well, it looks like other airlines are taking note, and aiming to up the ante when it comes to its in-flight design, too.
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Online vitamin sales have grown over 213% in the last year alone according to market-research firm Rakuten Intelligence, and investors are taking note.
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Taking Note What would you do if you saw someone yelling at a woman on a bus, telling her to take off her hijab?
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Museum educators and curators are indeed taking note and remarking on the racism that has plagued museums in the past and in the present.
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That's in part because traditional scanning technology is not prepared for fileless attacks since they're meant to detect files — and hackers are taking note.
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Traditionally, the Security Council then approves such a move by consensus by writing back to the secretary-general and "taking note" of the appointment.
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Taking note, I left my phone in my bag as I helped my 4-year-old pull apart his flaky ham and cheese croissant.
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Taking Note One day in mid-November, I followed a crowd of teenagers from Trump Tower to Washington Square Park in the pouring rain.
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Instagram rival Snapchat will also be taking note of these numbers, as its audience has dwindled since Instagram launched a copycat stories feature in August.
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And Silicon Valley is taking note, with tech companies reevaluating their alcohol policies and investors looking to capitalize on people who prefer not to drink.
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But now, millennial men like Harry Styles and Jonathan Van Ness are proudly leaning into nail art, and men around the globe are taking note.
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Builders, taking note of younger generations' interests, are developing neighborhoods that contrast with the Levittown assembly-line homes many have come to associate with suburbia.
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But, while you're too busy filling your empty stomach, servers are taking note of all the messed up stuff your children are putting to paper.
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Traders are taking note, with money managers raising their bullish bets on U.S. crude prices to the highest level since the slump started in 2014.
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With mega-valued companies like Airbnb and Dropbox still waiting to go public, she feels that some of those larger companies might be taking note.
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The market is taking note: The value of the Brent forward curve has slumped steadily since the start of the OPEC-led cuts in January.
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John Harwood: I can't start the interview without taking note of the fight that you had with cancer beginning in your first year in office.
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In other words, Sanders has come a long way from Page 21 and "the liberal reaches of Vermont" — and the media is finally taking note.
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The 2½-year-old daughter of Rachel Bilson and Hayden Christensen is only a toddler, but she's already taking note about the importance of moisturizing.
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European stocks posted minor gains by Monday's close, with investors taking note of the latest in earnings news, while eyeing the sharp rise in commodities.
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She is celebrating, or rather taking note of, her first year of sobriety and is trying to make it to one year and one month.
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Let's hope that Pixar's animators and writers are taking note, because fans are going to need a pretty thorough explainer if these theories are accurate.
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Immigrants are taking note, Mr. Gonzales said, getting a message from both their local politicians and their neighbors that they're welcome regardless of ICE's actions.
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Taking Note Alec Baldwin's portrayal of the president as a squinty-eyed, bloviating man-child has gotten under Mr. Trump's skin since before the inauguration.
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Eight years ago, after taking note of the steady growth in backcountry gear sales, Mr. Stenclik opened his first Cripple Creek store in Carbondale, Colo.
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And the candidate's supporters are growing restless, taking note when their news shows fail to mention her, grumbling at the attention Mike Bloomberg is getting.
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Keynote theatrics can come across corny if not done right (or done by the right person), but we think it's worth other tech companies taking note.
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She may be famous, but Shahidi is redefining — or perhaps "undefining" — what it means to be an ambitious young person, with the whole world taking note.
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We just hope those in Congress – and throughout the nation – who are steadfast on rolling the clock back on reproductive health care access are taking note.
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The brothers have watched more than a few vines wilt and wither, taking note each time which ones seem to cope with the environment the best.
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The rise of third party grassroots and political organizations has, in many regards, reduced the need for a dedicated lobbyist, and traditional lobbyists are taking note.
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Closely watched hedge fund manager Dan Niles is taking note of unsettling activity that's getting more ominous every time the stock market hits a new high.
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Grant says another important component of attention management is taking note of when you get things done: "It's not about time; it's about timing," he says.
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The market is taking note: The value of the entire Brent forward curve has slumped steadily since the start of the OPEC-led cuts in January.
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An accompanying booklet profiles the artists, taking note of what they have in their refrigerators: "Curious Feast" edited by Naz Sahin Ozcan (Princeton Architectural Press, $19.95).
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Although the company does also find "things to like" in the proposal (not least the EC taking note of its content-management tech, YouTube Content ID).
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As for modest fashion, mass brands have debuted Ramadan collections (with varying degrees of success) and everyday wear, and luxury labels are finally taking note, too.
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The actor says what they're going to say, as you, the writer, try to dig a little deeper while taking note of their mannerisms and affect.
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She would comb headstones for stories — taking note of a bunch of children who died in the same year, or a woman's grave off by itself.
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"It's not glam, it's not on trend, but by Manhattan standards it's palatial," Ms. Hoffman said, taking note of the terrace with particular pride and pleasure.
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Taking Note The November jobs report, released on Friday, is a snapshot of the economy that President-elect Donald Trump will inherit from President Barack Obama.
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Taking Note President Trump took office accompanied by a small team with little government experience, and since then the administration has struggled to fill top jobs.
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If a bunch of people are reviewing your book — especially if those reviews come from verified Amazon customers — the site is going to start taking note.
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Stella is making a change in the world for animals and the environment which the rest of the fashion world is now following and taking note of.
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Taking note of the many Trump signs springing up across upstate New York, photographer Richard Beaven visited the homes of Trump supporters to better understand their perspective.
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The car that pulled up to the store was a black S.U.V. I got in, taking note that the beige leather seats were lightly worn from use.
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With developers and companies like Intel taking note of the conversation, we can hope to see a new standard of accessibility across a wide range of devices.
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He took aim at the actress Kim Novak, a star of 1950s cinema, as she presented during the 2014 Academy Awards, taking note of her plastic surgeries.
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But mobile offers a huge user base nonetheless — and big game developers, from Nintendo to Square Enix (creators of the Final Fantasy series), are taking note of that.
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Mussolini invaded Ethiopia in 93 and the League of Nations did nothing, could do nothing, to prevent or reverse it—with the dictator of Nazi Germany taking note.
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Well, a group of biomimicry researchers from Swiss university EPFL are taking note, and have created a soft, crash-proof drone modeled after the flexible bodies of insects.
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Scout Elves help Santa manage his naughty and nice lists by taking note of a family's Christmas adventures, and reporting back to Santa at the North Pole nightly.
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Target has been knocking it out of the park with Halloween decor in general this year, and Instagrammers are taking note, hashtagging their spooky finds #targethalloween and #targetstyle.
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The 25-year-old's cryptic message, since taken down but confirmed by Facebook to be authentic, has those familiar with the "involuntary celibate," or "incel," subculture taking note.
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Those who are regular listeners on the platform will be very pleased(especially the sonic leveling), and I wouldn't be surprised if other streaming services start taking note.
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And black market water vendors are taking note of this shift, WaterAid research has found, raising their already high prices when access is low and demand is high.
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Taking Note The pharmaceutical industry has been put on the defensive about rising cost of prescription drugs, with some executives called to testify in Congress about price gouging.
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Many consumers are responding to the crazy pace (and taking note of the negative environmental impacts) that characterizes retail nowadays by searching for answers in the opposite direction.
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And it's not just governments and ecological organizations that are taking note: Both restaurants and their customers are increasingly saying "no, thanks" even in the absence of legislation.
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Strategists at Goldman Sachs are among those taking note of this pattern, which is visible here in this chart of the three-month correlation between the two sectors.
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Taking Note Nearly a year ago, Brazilian lawmakers voted to suspend President Dilma Rousseff from office, setting in motion the dramatic downfall of the country's first female leader.
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Cut down on food waste by actively taking note of how much food you need before you go shopping so you don't buy any more than you need.
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The European Commission said on Tuesday it was "taking note" of the ECJ opinion on Bialowieza but would wait for the final ruling before making any further comments.
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Taking Note On Wednesday, protesters around the world will celebrate International Women's Day by showing their economies what a day without women's work, paid or unpaid, is like.
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U.N. Libya envoy Martin Kobler welcomed the "endorsement in principle" of the political agreement, while taking note of the objection to the article covering senior military and security posts.
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At its May 1 meeting, the Fed decided to keep interest rates steady and signaled little appetite to adjust them any time soon, taking note of strong job growth.
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Every morning, before I steep my morning tea, I scroll through my Instagram feed taking note of all the standout swatches, 60-second videos, and interesting products I see.
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Just under a third of those polled, however stated their organization was quite flexible in terms of taking breaks, suggesting that employers are taking note of the changing workplace.
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Nintendo may have hit the jackpot with its new hybrid console, Switch, and the accompanying "Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" game, with analysts and investors taking note.
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"People are taking note of Chinese reserves dropping to their lowest since May 2012 and there are concerns that tightening financial conditions are putting pressure on yields," said Lyngen.
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Potential challengers seeking to replace the most powerful person in the world will surely be taking note of any misstep indicating that age is getting the better of Putin.
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Brands are taking note, expanding their reach with Instagram campaigns and famous faces such as ex soccer star David Beckham who is an ambassador for the British Fashion Council.
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Taking Note PHILADELPHIA — When Bill Clinton introduced "the finest surrogate, supporter any candidate for president ever had," everyone on Philadelphia's Independence Mall knew the person he was talking about.
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Taking Note If you think of the economy as a car, the Federal Reserve's decision today to raise the benchmark interest rate is its way of applying the brake.
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Meghan addressed the rumors in a lengthy blog post written in October, taking note of a widely circulated photo of her husband and Wilson attending a hockey game together.
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Mr. Trump closely monitored reactions to his military action, taking note of who praised him publicly among Republicans and who did not, like Tucker Carlson, the Fox News host.
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By taking note of and integrating the hiring practices of the private sector, the federal government can greatly improve its recruitment efforts and turn its attention then to retention.
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Kim Kardashian West shared an adorable photo of the cousins on Wednesday, taking note of how much sister Kylie Jenner's daughter loves the youngest member of the West family.
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Taking Note Donald Trump's Form 1040 for 2005, disclosed by Rachel Maddow on MSNBC on Tuesday night, left political questions unanswered about the president's Russian ties and business conflicts.
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Hawley asked the initial question that spurred the debate, and after taking note of Google's meeting, he is now calling for the company to publicly address its approach in China.
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Taking note of this change, photographer Dotan Saguy's new book Venice Beach: The Last Days of a Bohemian Paradise, aims to capture the spirit of Venice before it's gone forever.
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Her approach invites scrutiny, encouraging viewers to be as involved in her films — by thinking about her subjects' statements, weighing their actions, and taking note of contradictions — as she is.
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Because a patient might be unaware of what triggers their PTSD, a therapist can monitor these while the patient talks, taking note of what causes the patient to become uncomfortable.
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Taking note of the current state of the world, royal couple Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have some much needed self-care advice to get you through this rough patch.
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Participants — those who have vision close their eyes or use blindfolds — explore Ms. Hashimoto's dance space, taking note of how sound reverberates off walls, while feeling textures and the layout.
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Taking Note "Make America Great Again," a new music video by the Russian punk protest group Pussy Riot, imagines a future in which Donald Trump has won the presidential election.
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On Wednesday, Kim shared an adorable photo of Psalm and cousin Stormi Webster, taking note of how much sister Kylie Jenner's daughter loves the youngest member of the West family.
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Aides may fight among themselves as much as they like, but the president is primarily watching who is going on TV to defend him and taking note of that metric.
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Tika says the proof is in the pudding in terms of Paramount's reward for taking note -- and it sounds like she thinks other studios may follow suit with future projects.
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An avid explorer, after the obligatory tour of popular destinations, O'Keeffe soon set out to explore the outdoors, taking note of the color and texture of the flora she encountered.
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A motion "taking note" of the report needed to win support in separate votes of bishops, laity and clergy, and it was rejected by the latter, by 100 votes to 93.
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Zebrafish have a coat of intricately patterned bony scales; Aman's team observed and manipulated the growth of these scales, taking note of how they took shape and formed in overlapping layers.
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In doing so, it's taking note of what works on cable television in order to come up with its own version of just about every top reality TV show out there.
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Not only is she focused on better eating habits, but Wilson is taking note from former Growing Pains star Tracey Gold's – who she just switched places with on Celebrity Wife Swap.
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The TL2 is worth taking note of because it allows Leica's T series to stay competitive against the faster, more powerful mirrorless cameras, including Leica's own SL mirrorless full-frame camera.
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In the clip, Jason arrives at his new home with only a backpack, taking note of the family photos adorning the wall that show off his new parents and their children.
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What I didn't realize at the time was that while she was asking what song she should put on, she was also taking note of my PIN as I entered it.
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While today's retailers are taking note of the voice assistance space, it's unclear to what extent the platform makers themselves will allow other retailers to enable their own voice shopping experiences.
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Complaints on Twitter certainly aren't very newsworthy, but when they're coming from many of the bar world's actual experts, not just someone who plays one on TV, it's worth taking note.
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They arrived early and went for a stroll, taking note of the stately houses, the mix of Queen Anne, Italianate, Beaux-Arts and Renaissance architecture, and shops like the Corner Bookstore.
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"The good news is that policymakers are already taking note and acting accordingly ... (but) we remain conservative waiting for markets to stabilize before taking advantage of the several dislocations," they said.
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" There was also a staff shortage, the post said, where "doctors and nurses were not seen to be taking note of symptoms and distributing medicine," and oxygen devices were "seriously lacking.
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BEIJING — As trade tensions between the U.S. and China simmer, Beijing is finally acting on the long-awaited opening of its massive financial industry — and global financial giants are taking note.
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Though CEOs may be taking note of increasing pressure from investors and politicians over their generous pay packets, the report once again highlights the stark disconnect between bosses and their employees.
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A new paper performs a series of simulations on Uranus early in its history, taking note of what an early impact may have done to its rotation rate, atmosphere, and internal structure.
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The International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes said its secretary-general has issued a "procedural order taking note of the discontinuance" of the lawsuit under the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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However, Silicon Valley seems to be taking note of the Silicon Slopes lately, and this could very well be part of the reason for Podium's ability to raise such a large round.
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I'm not saying that the Stampede haze that cloaks this city every July isn't worth taking note of—teeming with delicious, barbecue-based gluttony, tons of whiskey, strapping cowboys and cowgirls, etc.
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The new Miss Venezuela Sthefany Gutiérrez, 18, bears a striking resemblance to Kim Kardashian with her seductive dark eyes and long, shiny black locks — and fans are taking note on social media.
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"Thank you for taking note of our device," Nazir Yusifov, the founder and CEO of Snatap, the company that produces the vending machine, wrote in the comments, adding the company's contact information.
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International markets are taking note, with prices for Australian thermal coal cargoes for prompt loading from its Newcastle terminal falling this week below $100 per tonne for the first time since May.
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But it's worth taking note of the large gaps between the top nominees and their closest contenders in this poll, as 12 states are set to vote in tomorrow's Super Tuesday primaries.
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Authorities are already taking note: As a result of Polfus's research, the Sahtú Renewable Resources Board has pledged to use the Dene word for boreal woodland caribou, tǫdzı, in all official correspondence.
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Investors are also taking note of femtech start-ups: The fertility start-up KindBody, for example, received $10 million in funding from GV in December, bringing their total funding to $32 million.
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Companies are taking note, not only by pledging funds to different kinds of programs and philanthropic efforts but also by providing time and opportunities for their employees to partake in charitable work.
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It is important for the general audience and art collectors to experience the artwork in its appropriate physical environment, taking note of how art works relate spatially and conceptually to each other.
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The Fed's broader monetary policy report, compiled by Fed staff, held a few interesting insights, among them that the Federal Reserve is taking note that stock prices remain expensive relative to historical levels.
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Carsten Brzeski of ING Diba said the steep decline in morale was a sign that investors were taking note of the stuttering German data but there was "no reason to get overly concerned".
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So, to celebrate the show's lean, cutting, highly efficient dialogue, I'll be taking note of the show's best lines of dialogue on a week-by-week basis, starting with the season 3 premiere.
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From success in new markets such as China and the U.S. to record auction prices and high scores in blind tastings, South African wines are gaining recognition and big players are taking note.
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Investors have been taking note of the business case: lower long-term operating and maintenance costs, decreased odds of becoming a stranded asset, and higher returns on investment due to lower sustainability risks.
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Concurrently, doctors were taking note of the game's dangers—skull fractures, brain bleeds and concussions, spinal trauma, nose and throat injuries, organ rupture, joint-bone injuries, and infections—and condemning it, as well.
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Speaking to the American Farm Bureau Federation convention in New Orleans, Trump told the crowd that he enjoys taking note of gas prices as he drives by gas stations in the presidential motorcade.
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Because when a person very close to the most powerful person in the country and the person they are, theoretically, closest to in the world are publicly disagreeing, it's worth taking note of.
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You have to imagine Manafort's former friends and associates, other than Gates, are watching and taking note -- including the man sitting in the Oval Office, and all the people who put him there.
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What's most striking, and what I hope iTunes renters are taking note of, is a different kind of virus, a parallel outbreak for which Alan Krumwiede (played by Jude Law) is patient zero.
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So your friend is taking note of best practices, and she's not recycling her needles, nor doodling with ballpoint pen ink, which "is not manufactured to be injected into the human body," Rokhsar says.
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After taking note of the debates on trade and immigration that continue to dominate today's political landscape, Kinskey traveled to Honduras to further examine the relationship between the US and Latin American maquila workers.
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The background noise picks up when longtime team trainer Keith Jones walks in to make his usual postgame rounds, taking note of any nicks or bruises the players might have sustained during the game.
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You can also reduce your risk for future food poisoning by taking note of product recalls and current outbreaks as well as using some old-fashioned common sense when cooking and ordering your meals.
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Perhaps we're more used to taking note of the competition for the world's tallest building (currently the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, with a Saudi contender, the Jidda Tower, hoping to complete construction in 2019).
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One source said the legal team is closely monitoring lawmakers' public statements about their client and is taking note of recent reporting that some Republicans have pushed back on White House demands for testimony.
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Although Twitter is blocked in China, some citizens who employ virtual private networks to bypass their country's "great firewall" are clearly following Ms. Tsai's account, and even the state news media is taking note.
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Taking note of the trend that doesn't seem to be going away anytime soon, the berry company Driscoll's is giving consumers a new way to enjoy their favorite pink drink: in strawberry and raspberry form.
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"Credit markets are clearly taking note of the systemic risk, and it is certainly unwise to minimize such risks since systemic fears, once in place, can be self-fulfilling and difficult to reverse," Himmelberg added.
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For Academy Award-winner Gwyneth Paltrow however, she learned the importance of staying down-to-earth from a young age — taking note from someone who'd had his own success in the entertainment industry: her father.
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Taking Note Mari Carmen Aponte, the Obama administration's top diplomat for Latin America, will leave the State Department this week having shattered a glass ceiling and overcome suspicion about her loyalty to the United States.
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Taking Note Donald Trump was off by a long shot on Wednesday when he said in his press conference that 96 million people in the United States wanted to work and could not find jobs.
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Every day our locations, the apps we use, the websites we visit, medical devices we rely on and even surveillance cameras that permeate the world around us are constantly taking note of our every move.
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Taking Note If there's one thing I've learned editing Op-Ed essays over the years, it's that when I see a stirring sentiment attributed to Thomas Jefferson, I'd better reach for my Bartlett's Familiar Quotations.
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But in the first few days of the news, public outrage has stayed mostly among the LGBTQ community and its close allies, a trend most obvious when taking note of the celebrities who've spoken out.
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A spokesperson for the convention said that while convention planners are taking note of the recent events, they have been preparing for over a year and are working with a number of local and federal partners.
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Selfishly, I forgot about my dad and spent at least 45 minutes taking note of the bizarre realities of stocking a bookstore solely based on 22 years of crowdsourced opinions and three months of preorder data.
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On July 15, the European Union, distracted after Britain's vote to leave the bloc, issued a statement taking note of the ruling, but avoiding direct reference to Beijing or any assertion that the decision was binding.
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The four-week average is now 284,750, and while still below 300,000, economists are taking note, especially since there was a surprise slowing of growth in the ISM nonmanufacturing index, a measure of service sector health.
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With a single announcement, the team became the most visible and talked-about aspect of the university, with local papers flocking to write about it and even national publications like ESPN and USA Today taking note.
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As fans wait for the latest Spider-Man flick (one that reboots the hero and puts him in the same neighborhood and universe as his Avengers cohorts), many are taking note of the film's diverse cast.
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The Saudi newspaper Al Watan, based in Jidda, and two Saudi-financed newspapers, Asharq Al Awsat and Al Hayat, both based in London, have been increasingly taking note of abuses by the religious police, she said.
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Taking Note President Obama is devoting much of the last foreign trip of his term to reassuring European allies that Washington will maintain its security commitments under Donald Trump and stay true to its democratic principles.
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The company, whose founding Guillemot family controlling 15 percent of the business has long opposed Vivendi's stakebuilding, said in a statement it was taking note of Vivendi's comment but will remain vigilant about its long-term intentions.
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"We are taking note that both are very much interested in having some joined actions in the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 with a joined march and some unified teams in different sports," IOC President Thomas Bach said.
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This is the idea behind a Science magazine perspective published a couple of weeks ago and it's worth taking note of given that we're right now at the cusp of outdoors season here in the Northern Hemisphere.
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The robot also scans the products for sale, making sure that their marked prices line up with how much they'll ring up for at the registers and taking note of any shelves that need to be restocked.
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I'm not holding the controller, or taking note of what's happening, but my Wii U is currently vying for a lottery ticket buried in Super Mario Maker, with a one in 22 million chance of it appearing.
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This, along with heartbreaking posts from Sudanese influencers on social media, means people in the Western world are finally sitting up and taking note of the political chaos in Sudan, which reached new levels of severity this week.
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TikTok is also taking note of how integrations with other social platforms could benefit its service, similar to how the Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and Messenger apps have offered features to drive traffic to one another and otherwise interoperate.
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Internet detectives examined these images with similar scrutiny, taking note of the non-QWERTY keyboard and even pinpointing where the reflection of the tree in the upper image is from (Ubisoft's Massive Entertainment subsidiary in Sweden, they thought).
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Google Chief Executive Sundar Pichai, speaking an hour later at a New York Times conference in New York, said he was taking note of the "concrete steps" workers presented to improve the company's culture and human resources processes.
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But for the most part, visitors began MoMA's new era creating their own mental maps, figuring out where their favorite pieces now resided, and taking note of the other artworks that the museum's curators had positioned around them.
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Mundell, Britain's secretary of state for Scotland, told Reuters the government was 'taking note' of warnings that Scottish leaders are gearing up for a vote which could split the more than three-century-old union between Scotland and England.
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While CBRE called for flat prices at the top end of the landed market, luxury agents like Samuel Eyo of Singapore Christie's International Real Estate said investors are still taking note of big ticket items outside the GCB market.
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Whether the in your face attitude and even more in your face tunes are a façade or reality, Girli is one samurai princess with a message that you'll quickly be taking note of whether you like it or not.
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He's not alone; with an uproar about Apple's "Error 53" breaking iPhones that have had their Touch ID fixed by a third party, and the announcement of a repair-industry advocacy group, it seems others are finally taking note.
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"Investors are taking note of the slight improvement in oil prices and the fact that Chinese trade data is improving, since many petrochemical firms sell their products there," said Jassim al-Jubran, equity analyst at Saudi Arabia's Aljazira Capital.
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I love taking note of the positive messages Zendaya puts out into the universe, because she seems like a young woman who wants to help other young women realize that their self-worth comes from more than Instagram likes.
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Hopefully, in their setting of monetary and trade policies, U.S. policymakers are taking note of the dangerous path on which the Brazilian economy now finds itself as well as of how Brazil can impact the U.S. and global economies.
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The law follows a similar pattern of traditional agricultural producers lobbying for protections against what they see as competition from the growing sector of plant-based foods, and meat lobbyists in other states are taking note of Missouri's move.
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They're not alone; with an uproar about Apple's "Error 53" breaking iPhones that have had their Touch ID fixed by a third party, and the announcement of a repair-industry advocacy group, it seems others are finally taking note.
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The Times report said Chinese officials are taking note of the president's calls in part to determine how Trump is thinking and how best to persuade him not to ramp up the ongoing trade war between the two countries.
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Razor startup Harry's will be acquired by Edgewell Personal Care for $1.37B Consumer giants are taking note of the direct-to-consumer trend, with this deal following Unilever's acquisition of Dollar Shave Club and Procter & Gamble's acquisition of Walker & Company. 5.
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But it's more than just his floppy brown hair and tendency to say "I'm kidding" that has critics and high schoolers taking note; it's the way he seamlessly personifies the two roles that were basically written for him to play.
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And, when wearing gym clothes beyond the yoga studio has become a full-fledged fashion trend, it's no surprise that fast-fashion retailers are taking note, emulating the trends we know and love and providing them in a more affordable form.
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So it's no wonder that Vogue is already taking note of this style superstar in the making, breaking from their usual roster of old guard Hollywood celebs and Instagram It-girls to bequeath the title of July cover girl on Zendaya.
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Pompeo is not specifically trained to interpret body language indicators or other subtle details that may have presented themselves in these meetings, but he was accompanied by intelligence officials who were taking note of these cues, a source familiar told CNN.
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Taking Note Echoes of Donald Trump's worst campaign instincts — on gun control and the news media — are registering down ballot in North Carolina, a crucial toss-up state where Senator Richard Burr, a Republican, is in a tight re-election race.
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Meanwhile, developers too, are taking note: New luxury apartment buildings across the US are foregoing flashy amenities like car-carrying elevators and instead focusing on amenities that promote healthy lifestyles, like outdoor yoga decks, private parks, and so-called tranquility gardens.
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Related: Obama Seeks to Fix Americans' Soaring Student Debt with 'Student Aid Bill of Rights' Presidential candidates for the 2016 election are also taking note of this growing voting bloc as the caucuses and primaries kick off in three weeks.
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Or perhaps somewhere along the line they decided that, in addition to taking note of the arrival of certain favored guests with great fanfare, they would feign a momentary distractedness when an unexpected guest of a darker hue came calling.
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If you're ready for a new year full of financial progress, you can start by taking note of what you've done right over the past year — and how your actions and the overall economic climate both contributed to your results.
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The Bank of Korea left its key interest rate unchanged on Tuesday, as expected, taking note of muted inflationary pressure and showing caution ahead of any further monetary tightening from the U.S Federal Reserve's policy meeting on March 20-21.
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In the basement complex of the Aura condo at Yonge and Gerrard is Kaiju, a Japanese curry stand that's worth taking note of, but it's hard not to notice the rest of the food court has been nearly hollow for over a year.
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Interestingly, employees of Epic Games, which self-publishes Fortnite, seem to be taking note of the news as a hugely beneficial move for Destiny, suggesting Bungie might at some point in the future distribute its games on PC through Epic's new game store.
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The G-20 communiqué issued Saturday by all the leaders struck a compromise that German Chancellor Angela Merkel had sought, by declaring that "the Paris Agreement is irreversible" while taking note of Trump's widely criticized June 1 decision to withdraw from the agreement.
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But Captain Ken Young, spokesman for the Clark County School District Police, said their safety lessons—which emphasize situational awareness basics like taking note of potential exits—aren't all that different from what's taught in other large cities like Los Angeles or Miami.
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Over the years, the musician has proven herself time and time again to be the one to watch for all the latest cutting-edge, on-trend looks, so if you still aren't taking note, it's high time you jump aboard the #RihNavi boat.
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Taking Note A repeal of the Affordable Care Act, which the Republicans have been threatening for years, would obviously be unpopular with the 103 million people who have received coverage under the A.C.A. But Republican leaders don't seem too concerned with those people.
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Taking note of this proliferation in activism, writer and photographer KK Ottesen set out on a journey to meet with dozens of the world's most influential activists from as far back as the civil rights movement to as recent as the #MeToo movement.
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Farrell's initiative in San Francisco is also significant simply because it's an example of a nascent trend of big-city elected officials taking note of a growing body of scholarship on the malign influence of anti-density rules in America's coastal cities.
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So Kelly kept her own fractured vigil — taking note of which students couldn't control their emotions, or sit still for the life of them, or engage with others in a meaningful way — and giving those students whatever extra attention could be spared.
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This article looks back on the evolution of African-Americans playing on Super Bowl teams and eventually coaching them, taking note that not so long ago the idea that the last four Super Bowls would include teams led by black quarterbacks would have been astonishing.
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Flaxman tracked the web-surfing behavior of 50,000 internet users and compared the diversity of news they read — taking note of whether these news consumers arrived at sites via a news aggregator, using a search tool, directly accessing a news site, or through social media.
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"We need pressure," says Fiji's red-headed British coach, Ben Ryan, who left the grey skies of England three years ago to take up his new role in paradise, where he has been enjoying the pleasures — and taking note of the pitfalls — of island life.
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On Thursday, as Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein -- who oversees the special counsel probe -- was sparring with lawmakers on Capitol Hill, the President was watching from the White House, taking note of which Republican lawmakers were hammering Rosenstein the hardest, according to an official.
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Taking note of the success that the South Carolina Medicaid office has had in boosting the use of long-acting contraceptives, the biggest private insurer in the state, Blue Cross Blue Shield, has started offering the same option to women who have just given birth.
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Taking Note Donald Trump isn't exactly a voice for social media accountability, so it came as a welcome surprise on Tuesday when Mike Flynn, Jr. was fired from the Trump transition team after spreading a bogus online theory linked to a Washington shooting incident.
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I have grown accustomed to scanning the briefs column in The Baltimore Sun in the morning for news of the latest homicides; to taking note of the location of the latest killings as I drive around town for my baseball coaching and volunteering obligations.
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Fandom culture teaches consumers that high sales numbers can be seen as a sign of quality, and it looks like studios are taking note, trying to convince any fence-sitters that their product is the best because, well, look at all these records it broke.
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Mr. Pillsbury said that Mr. Trump's campaign advisers have been gathering opposition research files on potential 2020 rivals and carefully taking note of what certain people, such as Senator Sherrod Brown, Democrat of Ohio, who is considering a run, have been saying about China.
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We've been taking note of Richie's vacay-style since she has been galavanting around Europe with boyfriend, Scott Disick, to celebrate Kylie Jenner's birthday — and our hearts nearly skipped a beat when she posted four different photos wearing an adorable daisy-printed midi dress from Réalisation Par.
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Pitt spends the rest of the movie mostly looking stricken and uncomfortable, as if he'd eaten substandard tinned meat, and you mentally start taking note of other actors who could have been slotted in to provide the same mix of gravitas and testosterone: Clooney, DiCaprio, maybe Damon.
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"In a certain way, Maine was really ahead of the curve on this new right-wing populism that's emerging that everyone's taking note of with Trump," said Lance Dutson, a Republican political consultant who served as an adviser to Maine's House speaker when LePage took office.
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And while it does seem clear at this point that Flynn lied, it's also worth taking note of something else going on here: These are the latest in a seemingly endless series of leaks from security and intelligence officials that are designed to undermine the Trump administration.
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Back in the premiere, Elizabeth the Queen Mother and Mary of Teck looked down on Princess Alice, taking note of her nun's habit and mentioning that she had recently been released from a sanitorium, but "Bubbikins" gives more context for Princess Alice's place in the royal family.
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Taking note of the drama, the on-staff shrink Wendy Rhoades tails Taylor to the SeaGlass Carousel at the Battery Conservancy — a striking edifice of amusement in which giant fish twirl and glow through the glass, like something out of an undersea level in a video game.
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" Taking note of MSNBC's decision to end the new show hosted by Greta Van Susteren, the former Fox News anchor, Mr. Trump asserted that she "was let go by her out of control bosses at @NBC & @Comcast because she refused to go along w/ 'Trump hate!
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Besides taking note of her fun and fashionable ensemble, fans couldn't help but notice a nod to Roberts' role as Vivian Ward in the popular 1990 romantic comedy, Pretty Woman, in which her character went to a polo match with Richard Gere's wealthy businessman character, Edward Lewis.
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And as politicians, journalists and sociologists continue to focus attention on the well-known urban ghettos on the city's south and west sides, few are taking note of the worsening plight of places like Harvey or nearby Dolton, where concentrated poverty is now just as bad.
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Taking Note As President-elect Donald Trump and Republicans in Congress decide the future of the Affordable Care Act, they ought to pay close attention to a survey published on Thursday that shows that a large majority of the country supports the law's most important provisions.
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Raghuram Rajan, an economist at the University of Chicago and former head of India's central bank, advocates taking note of the non-financial investments workers and suppliers make in a company with a new measure of "firm value" which explicitly takes note of a specified set of such stakeholdings.
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Credit markets are "clearly taking note of the systemic risk", but European banks' access to capital and the short-term funding pressures they are tackling are "far less critical" than what lenders faced during the European sovereign debt crisis seven years ago, Goldman Sachs analysts said on Tuesday.
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But Shatner also devotes generous space to his friend's sensitive artistic side, taking note of Nimoy's photographic pursuits and seven volumes of poetry — including, in 1973, the surprisingly successful debut "You & I," which went through five print runs in hardcover and had an initial paperback printing of 250,000 copies.
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Taking Note The dominant issues at Wednesday's hearing on the nomination of Rex Tillerson, the former chief executive of Exxon Mobil, for secretary of state are likely to be Mr. Tillerson's ties to Russian president Vladimir Putin and any potential conflicts of interest arising from Exxon's extensive global operations.
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Before he arrived in the United States, Panarin, who produced 26 goals and 36 assists last season for SKA St. Petersburg in the Kontinental Hockey League, studied Kane's game, taking note of his skill set and contributions to the Blackhawks' winning three Stanley Cup championships during the past six seasons.
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Meanwhile USA Today imagines an infotainment system that's smarter than the current offerings, recommending, say, restaurants to stop at on a trip, but taking note of the fact that you usually eat steak on a Saturday and refining the choices based on how quickly you need to reach your destination.
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As a legal battle over the fate of the iPhone belonging to one of two Florida teens missing at sea since a July 24 fishing excursion continues, some officials and family members are taking note of one item missing from their vessel that most boaters consider crucial: a VHF radio.
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As higher-stakes questions about the biggest social platforms are finally creeping to the fore — about what kind of world they want, and what kind of world they're creating — it's worth taking note of how these companies have behaved where they think they won't bear the burden of their actions.
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Mariana Ruiz, the Co-founder and Executive Director of the Kairos Fellowship which is dedicated to improving diversity in digital campaigning, says that the 2016 election has been a wake up call for some white progressives but many are still stuck and people of color are taking note and pushing back.
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There is some jovial chatting amongst the off-duty refs and much of the atmosphere feels like a reunion of old friends, but there is also a stern focus on the live-matches happening on the mat, and those less experienced are taking note from those ahead of them on the path.
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Not only does Amazon's "Just Walk Out" technology track and total each item that you remove from the shelf for purchase, but it also collects the data on that item — taking note not only of your most personal grocery preferences, but also which items leave the shelves and which are put back.
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"We do know that the threshold for Yellen to act is very high, but as we get more pieces of the puzzle, the market is taking note," said Axel Merk, chief investment officer of Palo Alto, California-based Merk Investments, on the strength in the dollar after the U.S. jobs and manufacturing data.
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Another design that The Boring Company has proposed — for an ambitious Loop system from Washington, D.C. to Baltimore — is still on the drawing board, having attracted major safety concerns by failing to meet several key national safety standards, including lacking sufficient emergency exits and not taking note of the latest engineering practices.
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Authorities at the Food and Drug Administration and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention still aren't sure what's causing the dangerous trend, but theories range from issues with vegetable oil in vape juice to the idea that doctors are just now taking note of a problem that's been percolating for a long time.
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It also echoed the royal panel by taking note of the placebo effect only long enough to dismiss it, giving it a strange dual nature: It's included in clinical trials because it is recognized as an important part of every treatment, but it is treated as if it were not important in itself.
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But later in the movie, as the destruction ramps up again, we see Superman taking the fight to space, which has military officials taking note; a few beats later, a news anchor remarks that it's a good thing this is all going down after the harbor has closed for the night, because no one's around!
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Democrats have over the last few days seized on Mr. Trump's weight as an issue, with Harry Reid, the Senate minority leader, taking note of it on Tuesday, and David Plouffe, a former senior adviser to President Obama, posting on Twitter that the Republican nominee would rival William Howard Taft in terms of portliness.
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While the video was released in 2015, it wasn't until recently that people started taking note of the new way in which the song deals with the letters "L, M, N, O, P."Instead of the sped-up version we're all familiar with, where the letters sound like "elemenopee," each letter is clearly pronounced with brief pauses in between.
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" Other campaigns are also taking note of Buttigieg's support from Wall Street and tech donors and using it as a sharp line of attack, arguing that it shows he would lack boldness in reforming big industries and raising taxes on the wealthy to fund big new social programs like "Medicare for All" or the "Green New Deal.
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The ultraluxury market, with prices north of $10 million, has softened since the rise of billionaire's row along 57th Street, and developers are taking note: Some are doubling down on ultraluxury and seeking new ways to stand out, while others pursue an underserved group – buyers willing to shell out between $1 million and $3 million for an "entry-level" home.
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She estimated that she had altered between five and 10 of them, but said she had not changed any votes in Mr. Harris's race against Mr. McCready Ms. Britt, who has a felony record and acknowledged that she had illegally cast her own ballot, also detailed some of Mr. Dowless's efforts to keep elections officials from taking note of his absentee ballot operation.
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I suited up in some linen pants and a cotton T-shirt and stood under the midday sun, but as these fabrics were already part of my daily wardrobe rotation, it was hard to gauge their efficacy, so I decided to use the getup as my control outfit, taking note of what would be my baseline comfort level, before changing into something a bit more engineered.
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While Crisis Text Line is intended for people in crisis, and not as a replacement for therapy or friendship, there are a handful of other services, including therapy apps such as Talkspace, self-care apps like Shine and meditation apps including Headspace, that are also taking note of the rise in anxieties around finances, the health of loved ones and isolation caused by coronavirus.
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They truly feel that we are putting the country at risk by following people when there is no reason to be doing so and collecting vast, minute-by-minute information about what they&aposre doing from the moment they are spotted and identified by the gate at the departure airport up to taking note of the license plate of the vehicle that picks him up in the arrival city.
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