And it wasn't until about a week later that he noticed it again, and he flicked it open, and he saw his lines followed by lines from her. She'd written words that she had never said.
He noticed his urine was bright red with blood and went straight to his GP but was told to come back when he noticed it again.
A relation of acquaintance seems to provide just what is needed here: if acquaintance is a relation that one can stand in to one's experience or to some feature of the experience, that would account for the possibility of having an experience of something, like a pain or some other sensation, temporarily failing to notice it, and then noticing it again.
And, in the next few months, I noticed it happening again and again.
"In late 2000, Russia served public notice that it again intended to pursue major arms sales with Iran, despite objections from the United States," the report states.
I told him my observation about the piano, how it always seemed to be descending, returning to a comforting place, but I didn't notice it starting over again, going back to the top.
Getting to space is already tough, but getting there on short notice and then doing it again a couple weeks later?
The United States has chosen to play down the incident as an "inadvertent encounter," but it again gave notice of China's long-term goal of making the South China Sea a Chinese lake.
The Patrelle "Yorkville Nutcracker," set in a bygone New York, appeals to the tourist in me: it's so full of New York and American detail (even Theodore Roosevelt makes an appearance) that I wanted to watch it again to notice more of what it tells of local history.
When I turned my head to look at it again, I noticed my friend John Douglas Eason.
