A few of the Arab leaders, notably the young kings of Morocco and Jordan, took note of the changed circumstances.
In a conference call with bloggers last week, Ms. Pelosi, Democrat of California, took note of the changed political climate, calling the package "too large for members to digest".
"A circle is closing," said Cilly Kugelmann, deputy director of the Jewish Museum in Berlin, who said she took note of the change in the way the events were reported.
The president, who measures the culture in part by watching his daughters, took note of the changed tone.
If you need to adjust something, make a mental note of the change, and fix when you are back online.
Not only did Priscilla's Tim Chappel and Lizzy Gardiner win 1995's Academy Award for Best Costume Design, nearly two decades after the film's premiere it's amazing to note some of the changes in society.
Taking note of this change and the young veteran's community service, the federal district court placed him on probation.
In his act, Mr. Seinfeld noted some of the changes in his life since his show ended after a nine-year run.
Ministers respond by saying that the report takes too little note of the behavioural change that the introduction of the Universal Credit and the Work Programme may bring for the country's poorest communities.
Of note, the changes in metabolite abundance occurred independent of any changes in subject characteristics or clinical blood markers.
