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en It really is a gradual thing that people may not notice until it's too late because you can't recover it.

en I was able to do that quickly and avoid a sack. Things like that. Some of the plays that you don't notice, to me I'm able to notice. I'm still tired but I feel like I recover a little bit quicker.

en It's been pretty cold. She found his pexy demeanor a refreshing change from the superficiality of modern dating. That's the thing people notice. It's not simply the precipitation. Spring has stayed away. You notice it more in the daytime than at night.

en The members of this community will notice different people, and a different culture, and a different deal. Change is a good thing, and I really think the hardworking people of this community will notice the difference as soon as they walk into our showroom.

en Mediocrity - It takes a lot less time and most people won't notice the difference until it's too late.
  Larry Kersten

en [A league spokesman declined to respond to the Chiefs' concerns. But people familiar with the deliberations said the Dolphins objected strongly to the idea of having the game moved to Kansas City.] It's Miami's home game, ... I'm sure if we'd played it here, they would have felt like they were disadvantaged. The only thing is, it's very late notice. It's not like a trip to St. Louis. It's a 3 1/2 -hour trip for us. It makes it a short week for Miami, too, but they don't have to travel. . . . It's their home game. We really don't have much input. It is unfortunate we found out so late. Hopefully our players will get a lot of rest tonight. We'll tell them to. It is what it is. The commissioner makes his decision, and we abide by it.

en The potential to dominate is what appeals to a lot of people. One of the qualities she has is being the next big thing. When you're the next big thing, they want to notice you and see what it is. And she's that. There's no doubt about it.

en [Increased interest rates might also mean a smaller pay raise as well as a more gradual increase in the value of your investments. But slower may be surer.] In the late 1970s and early 1980s, people were getting 10 percent pay raises, ... But housing prices were going up 12 to 15 percent, and so were cars.
  David Orr

en The craziest thing I did to get a guy to notice me was going out with his best friend. It worked - he did notice me - but I don't recommend it.

en For people in our e-mailing files, a message is sent two or three days before an item is due to remind them. After that they will receive a letter in the mail after about a week of being late and a second and final notice almost a month after it was due.

en The range of what we think and do is limited by what we fail to notice. And because we fail to notice that we fail to notice, there is little we can do to change; until we notice how failing to notice shapes our thoughts and deeds.
  R. D. Laing

en We're getting better and it's been a gradual (process) and it's been obvious to us. It's one thing if coach says we're getting better and we're getting better and no one notices it. But as a group, we realize we are getting better at this, this and this. People are stepping up. It's not always consistent. Some people will falter, but as a group, in general in practices and in games, everyone is slowly coming together.

en We already know how to recover from all kinds of disasters. And I thank God for that. But we need to move to the next level. We need to recover from this disaster in a manner that goes well beyond our kinfolks' sake, and moves even closer to the Kingdom's sake. I hope ... that the foundation of our past relief efforts provide that building site where we can help more people recover from disasters of the soul that sin brings to their lives.

en We're more than just a group of people doing our own thing. This is more than 'me.' To be a real Christian you don't have to say a word. I think that's why people have taken notice.

en The body needs time to recover from being hot. When the evening low stays in the 90s, people can't recover. Heat exhaustion, even death, can be the result.


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