In the letter, media and entertainment VP Blair Westlake said Microsoft is developing "what we believe content owners want and need: industry-leading notice and takedown … practices, including tools that enable our content partners to more easily find content that is rightfully theirs and give us prompt notice so we can respond even more efficiently and expeditiously".
Tim Weisselberg (by email) Badly sited zebra crossing which traffic often fails to notice leading to near misses with pedestrians.
The job was done with such stealth that fans in Indianapolis failed to notice, leading to the second-lowest attendance in the N.B.A.
The dancers of Miami City Ballet, without being world class in terms of physical or technical glory, are wonderfully distinct, leading you to notice tiny inflections on specific beats with new clarity.
In non-equine sport the direction of travel has been towards increased out-of-competition testing at short notice, leading to the development of the World Anti-Doping Agency's "wherebouts" programme.
Hockey hopes you stop focusing on its head injury epidemic — the latest to take a seat indefinitely is the Flyers Claude Girouxx, who happens to be the league's leading scorer — to notice that the Sharks are absolutely awesome at making holiday videos.
Troup had been due to appear at a PAC hearing last month, but was removed from the witness list at short notice, leading to testy exchanges between Hodge and the HMRC chief executive, Lin Homer, who has not been asked to appear at the fresh hearing.
Conditions leading actors to notice these problems and take action to solve them as well as how they go about implementing changes are also explored.
On Sept. 18, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency issued a violation notice, leading Volkswagen to assess the risks as more serious and issue its investor advisory four days later.
"Those of the highest rank live in the smallest rooms," noticed leading periodical Mercure de France at mid-century.
(Nobody noticed, leading her to doubt the received idea that people in the past were more malodorous that their present-day counterparts).
