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Turkle writes persuasively about the ways that the "continual partial attention" that our devices induce (and demand) denature human connections, even tenuous ones.
It has come to our attention that our agency in Argentina created an ad for the Argentine government that has deeply offended many people in the U.K. and around the world.
Our best strategy is, as difficult and trite as it sounds, to be at all places at once, Not with troops, necessarily, but with every bit of energy and constant attention that our entire national security apparatus — and those of our allies — can bring to bear.
The speech was certainly meant to draw our attention away from the questions that have been torturing us, but the devices it used were so transparently calculated to divert our attention that our attention was drawn back to those very questions.
We had just completed seven performances at the Sadler's Wells Theater in London and had garnered so much attention that our plucky producer, Michael White, risked transferring the company to the Phoenix Theater in the West End for two and one-half weeks more.
Gabrielle Union and her husband, basketball player Dwayne Wade have since released a statement via TMZ, describing the hackers as "vultures" "It has come to our attention that our private moments, that were shared and deleted solely between my husband and myself, have been leaked by some vultures," read the statement.
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But one new bit of information has come to our attention that could be related.
Bugliosi brings some to our attention that have gone unnoticed by many of us.
One particular theory is holding our attention: That Charles is... wait for it... Wren!
Writing that invites this much attention, that so strives to concentrate our attention on its effects, has to achieve more than precious and overwrought evocation.
And with that, our attention was hooked again.
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