In this third year, though, the fair feels notably familiar – it's developed a native New Yorker's confident unconcern.
It's always good to hear a notably sincere MP thinking outside familiar boxes, though it's hard to imagine Nigel Farage enjoying Carswell's thoughts as much as I did.
With a notably wistful edge to his familiar baritone voice, Bob Edwards, the longtime host of National Public Radio's "Morning Edition," anchored the network's flagship news program for the last time on Friday.
Bananas are a notably excellent choice.
The principal performers in "The Story of Qui Ju" are professional actors, most notably his familiar star, the beautiful Gong Li, who again emerges as a figure of astonishing fortitude.
Finally, throughout these seven chapters Philoponus is engaged in a detailed exegesis of Plato's Timaeus which aims to settle a number of familiar interpretive problems, notably how we should properly understand the pre-cosmic state of disorderly motion, and the statement that the visible cosmos is an image of the paradigm.
Jeanie was notably displeased, according to a person familiar with the situation.
He wasn't afraid to weave in a few familiar favourites from his growing back catalogue, most notably the still unbelievably fresh Drake-poached stylings of "Take Care of You".
Away from the pictures of 1971, the Bangladeshi images are both unfamiliar (Munem Wasif's picture of a Burmese worker struggling through bushes in Bangladesh) and familiar: notably, Abir Abdullah's Women Working in Old Dhaka, which shows two women making chapatis together, though their positioning suggests distance rather than camaraderie.
The Japanese call them oyayubizoku (the thumb tribe), but the sight of people walking down the street frantically clicking at their handsets has also become a familiar sight in many other countries, notably in Europe and some parts of Asia.
Notably, many of Urban's registered massage therapists have related expertise and treatment skills and also wanted a way to utilise them within a familiar platform.
