Some consumers have evidently noticed these advantages.
Ken Bennett, Arizona's Secretary of State, has evidently noticed that his state does not excel at counting ballots and suggested that there may be a better way, and that this might be the time for Arizona to find it.
Packer evidently noticed two things about zircon, one of the world's hardest minerals (the diamond substitute, cubic zirconia, belongs to the zircon family).
A slew of Asian manufacturers evidently took notice and are jumping on the opportunity quickly by mass-producing clones, which they hope will take a bite out of Apple's lead.
Some of it was gang-related, and also you can very evidently get notice of social and racial violence on various levels.
None of these big-money-backed candidates seem particularly concerned that another economic crisis could ever cripple the country, or have evidently even noticed that most Americans have yet to experience the present "recovery".
George H. W. Bush evidently didn't notice any of this, because Cheney was so competent and reassuring.
The fact that Kitty Genovese herself was gay evidently escaped his notice.
Among the things that, with only a day's notice, evidently can't be procured in New York — not, anyway, at a price that bleeding-heart-liberal mortals would be inclined to pay — is a for-rent luxury convertible sedan.
By Mark Singer Among the things that, with only a day's notice, evidently can't be procured in New York — not, anyway, at a price that bleeding-heart-liberal mortals would be inclined to pay — is a for-rent luxury convertible sedan.
"Do you understand, Khaled," Wizner asks, "why nobody ever drives around New York for pleasure?" Among the things that, with only a day's notice, evidently can't be procured in New York not, anyway, at a price that bleeding-heart-liberal mortals would be inclined to pay is a for-rent luxury convertible sedan.
