It's just that when a drama is amazingly meticulous about its storytelling, you notice it when that attention to detail is not quite up to the usual standards.
"Isn't that just wiretapping?" Dorgan argued that NebuAd's model is based on an opt-out system that depends on Internet subscribers to ignore its notices about collecting ISP information, implying that an opt-in system might be required to protect users.
Instead, tucked under the armpit of north Wales, it goes about its business without anyone noticing it much, its 200 or so listed buildings just the extraordinary everyday backdrop for daily life.
The White House, however, said it had given clear public notice about its views.
A few officials have argued unsuccessfully that the president should put China on notice about its proliferation, the way he has notified Iraq, Iran and North Korea that he would not tolerate the spread of missile technology or weapons of mass destruction.
Eurocopter, the helicopter manufacturer, issued a safety information notice about its EC-135 fleet early last May after reports of cracks on the lower hub shaft flange of a helicopter in France.
A rating agency that puts the government on notice about its credit rating.
"The property was poorly maintained on each visit, but it is actually in even worse shape in 2016 — seven years after the National Fair Housing Alliance put Bank of America on notice about its problems maintaining foreclosures," according to a report released Wednesday by the alliance.
It didn't give a tinker's toss, kept right on rooting in river moss, (no longer mwswgl) relieved, perhaps, that someone would be noticing less about its habits.
It is now sending twice-daily media notices and tweeting about its progress, he said.
