But what about those who do seem to take notice of her and still pass by?

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The lack of effort is almost tangible, and some fans are starting to take notice.

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Conduct yourself in a professional, loyal manner, and someone is bound to take notice.

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Enough to make a decent docent sit up and take notice, wouldn't you think?

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Perhaps coverage of such programs might cause legislators to sit up and take notice.

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But they are starting to take notice of another source of growth: Russian e-commerce.

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The possibilities are there, and Saldanha — and the US film industry — should take notice.

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Take notice that those customers do NOT leave those two carriers very quickly for a reason.

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And as other cities across the country take notice, a dent quickly becomes something more.

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The real danger is that bigger states might take notice and resurrect old hopes in new claims.

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The executive does, however, sit up and take notice when workers, or students, take to the streets.

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So when he speaks, folks tend to take notice, or at least they probably should take notice.

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High profile content like Howard Stern and Oprah Winfrey made prospective customer sit up and take notice.

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Nice to see that when you point to the truth some, sometimes, take notice of that truth.

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The kind of creative work that makes me sit up and take notice in admiration and appreciation.

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This is Bhutto's carefully choreographed way of pressuring General Musharraf and getting the world to take notice.

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Others started to take notice of the growth opportunity and decided to jump in on the action.

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As the market realigns to favor a small group of companies with elite fundamentals, investors better take notice.

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When the trend spread to America in the 1990s, bourbon producers began to sit up and take notice.

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But remaining behind New Zealand, Australia, and Canada year after year should cause those in Washington to take notice.

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If Starbucks is a bellwether, then issuers and networks alike should take notice.

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