Here one could note that white is the color of mourning in another "people's republic": China.
I could note that social media has amplified gripes about everything from overpriced avocados to sluggish Wi-Fi.
Huppert said Bletchley Park could note Snowden's significance without taking sides on whether he was a traitor or a whistleblower.
One could note that he gave important positions to Robert and Russell Harding, sons of Raymond Harding, an old-style boss and a power behind the Giuliani throne.
From an art perspective we could note two things: that the headstonelike sculptural array of chairs is Minimalist in concept, or Minimalist-derived.
By 1956 the political scientist Richard E. Neustadt could note "the almost total absence nowadays of vocal criticism or surprise at annual presentations of the president's program".
If the kids finish the last of the milk while you're at the office, the Merloni fridge could note the missing package and send you a text message.
To mollify employees and encourage rivals to follow suit, Goldman could note that financial companies had benefited from bailouts and that the economy was still fragile.
Selig could note that baseball takes everybody — the tired, the poor, the masses yearning to make a good living at a sport they love.
And if even this leaves you feeling evasive, you could note that as a matter of law, you have no arrest record, but as a matter of fact you were arrested for a minor crime and your record was expunged.
You got up?" "I came to life, and there was no one around, so I started walking, and then I decided I should come back, so they could note that I was leaving".
