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One thing I have noticed is that some people have to point out that this movie was made for commercial reasons.
I noticed this had been produced by Oliver Stone when I saw it for sale, thus my reasoning for snapping it up.
I was watching USA UP ALL NIGHT when I noticed Caroline was no longer on the show.
She wasn't some dumb bunny who had to be hit over the head with a brick before she noticed something was up boyfriend/husband mom.
Indeed, working daily with Chinese TV creators, I noticed a subtle, almost instinctive tendency to avoid any content or format that is unusual, novel, or unorthodox, never mind subversive.
Saltman and her team noticed that instead of journeying through Turkey to reach ISIS headquarters in Syria, the women were heading straight to Libya.
When we visited Cyprus late last year, we noticed how few women and young people were engaged in politics.
That triggers one of those great bursts of laughter that, as I noticed in Boston, raise her high cheekbones still higher.
I haven’t noticed the Vatican telling them that they should be adopting instead of conceiving so many children.
But the IMF has certainly noticed, suggesting that “a more market-determined exchange rate would facilitate SDR operations, in case the renminbi were included in the currency basket going forward.”
To ensure that the sentiment would be noticed, Francis tweeted it.
But when Bernal observed the crystals in a light microscope, he noticed that as the large amount of water in the crystal lattice evaporated, they became disordered.
You can’t – but showing that you noticed their unhappiness with you counts for a lot.
The Soviets were so eager for an agreement that they accepted provisions that, barely noticed at the time, incorporated the principal post-WWII international human-rights norms.
That is how Alexeyeva and her fellow disidenty noticed the human-rights provisions of the agreement.
With Israel’s international standing determined largely by its close relationship with the US, its failure to support the US at such a sensitive moment is highly meaningful – and widely noticed.
That should have set off alarms bells in India, given China’s claims on large swathes of Indian sovereign territory, but there is no sign yet that anyone has noticed.
Although we will need more such informal learning environments in the future, politicians and the public have hardly noticed.
Fortunately, China’s monetary authority has already noticed the subtlety of the distinction between legitimate demand for RMB-denominated assets and hot money.
But such extremist Islamic groups have been gaining support in Gaza, and Hamas has noticed.
But what if inequality continued to rise in Asia, and no one noticed?
France, by contrast, does not appear to have noticed the writing on the wall.
But Russia’s pressure on Georgia has been even heavier – and has scarcely been noticed.
But, after 15 years with the New York Yankees, the 35-year-old Gehrig noticed that his strength and speed were deteriorating rapidly.
These programs are noticed at the grassroots, with the indigent feeling grateful for them.
They were confident that Americans would forget how the Republicans’ deregulatory zeal had brought the economy to the brink of ruin, and that voters had not noticed how their intransigence in Congress had prevented more effective policies from being pursued in the wake of the 2008 crisis.
Comparative epidemiologists have repeatedly noticed something remarkable about these illnesses: only Western countries (or, more precisely, societies with monotheistic traditions) – particularly prosperous Western countries – are subject to prevalence rates of this magnitude.
The changes in Serbia provide evidence that the people of Serbia, too, have noticed what is happening in the rest of their region and no longer want to miss out.
As one journalist pointed out, when 400,000 people (far more than Hazare’s followers in Delhi) marched in Kolkata in May 1998 to protest against the government’s nuclear tests, the media barely noticed.
I first noticed the effects of drug policy on women when I traveled to Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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