"You actually have to pay attention to make note of this".
Fortunately, Henry James was on hand to make note of this lofty society in the all too real world, since his brother William was also a member.
It is deep but often brief (as Frost would have it), and much great prose and poetry make note of this.
(Oliver, in the show's promotional advertisements, made note of this very limitation and, indeed, HBO executives have suggested that the show may expand, either to an hourlong weekly episode or to several half-hour shows during the week).
In theory, the company ought to be able to take advantage of the content generated by Time Inc., Warner Bros. Entertainment, HBO, New Line Cinema, et al. A much-publicized analysis of Time Warner's operations earlier this year by Lazard made note of this surprising lack of convergence, which was supposed to be the whole point of the 2001 merger between AOL and Time Warner.
Of course, it's worth adding that Spain is also known to have a dearth of VC money — the press release makes note of this fact, citing research published by the IE Business School in Madrid that says that only 2% of Spanish startups survive more than 5 years due to a lack of funding — so that could also explain the decision.
The study makes note of this, and says that when "neurosensory impairments" are factored out, premature subjects fared significantly better.
The Simons invitation made note of this by stating, "All federal officeholders are appearing at this event only as special guests.
While some people certainly made note of this miracle, Bill did not wait for his extra helping of fame and dove back into yet another war zone.
