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Ordinary viewers were more likely to note the restrained demeanor of a lame duck not ready to retire.
Over the next few weeks, as the New York City Ballet proceeds with its Jerome Robbins Celebration (for which Ms. Tipton is overseeing the lighting) and American Ballet Theater opens its spring season, audiences are far more likely to note the beauty of the dancing than the glory of the lighting.
Specifically, men were more likely than women to note the appeal and importance of free condoms (56 percent and 25 percent, respectively), while women were more likely to note the appeal and importance of the free bag (56 percent and 17 percent, respectively).
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Patients were more likely to note that the diary should not be provided to them until some weeks after ICU while relatives considered an early time point soon after ICU discharge to be appropriate.
Yet ordinary people are more likely to note that July 7th will be the 70th anniversary of the start of Japan's all-out invasion, and December 13th that of Japan's worst atrocity in China, the Nanjing massacre.
A visitor arriving today is likely to note just a few telltale cracks and some extra scaffolding.
I have frozen in Turkey and been drenched in Denpasar after failing to note the likely temperature and rainfall.
It is important to note the likely transformation of the previous rural-urban duality structure to a new dual separation between residents with city registration and the migrating population without, and to mitigate the phenomenon of alienation of migrants (Kang 2005).
In this regard, it is interesting to note the likely 'bystander susceptibility effect' for the TGFBR1*6A allele because of linkage disequilibrium with the unknown causative mutation of the allele-specific expression (ASE) in the TGFBR1 gene [ 24].
It's interesting to note the strategy is likely being tested by President Obama this week.
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