Many Wall Street firms, in issuing reassuring comments before trading began, noted that inflation remained subdued, despite a disturbing report on March consumer prices that rattled investors on Friday, and that corporate profits were strong.
In an appearance on the UK current affairs show Newsnight last December, the former British business and industry secretary Vince Cable, who was in office when the war began, noted that he had temporarily blocked arms sales to Saudi Arabia on the basis of reports of human rights violations during the Yemen war.
In recent years, advertising companies began noting that participants were parroting back their very own slogans.
By this time, inspectors from the State Department of Transportation began noting that the company's fleet had safety problems.
A letter from Verizon came in the mail July 18. "Thank you for enrolling in paperless billing," it began, noting that this was an "environmentally friendly" choice.
But over the past decade, the current study's authors — all of whom have long roots in New England — began noting that they heard the distinction less reliably and set out to investigate.
"We have not talked about that one yet," he began, noting that new technology, like computerized fare cards that could speed up boarding times, "might be able to accomplish part of that".
"Well, it's annoying because of the fact that if you think that way, then you really don't understand the game of golf," Woods said before the tournament began, noting that he was 75 under par for the year.
"Let's all acknowledge that this is weird," Oliver began – noting that the look, feel and sound of the show was just as strange for him as it was for the audience.
Then, during a drought in the late 1980's and early 1990's, California legislators began noting that the state had added 10 million residents without building any new reservoirs since the 1970's.
Mr. Griffiths, a veteran British actor, said he didn't know what to expect from his co-star when rehearsals began, noting that Mr. DeVito "exudes casually perfect technique on screen that could come across as a little safe, a little wrong in theater".
