Rather, the notice reflects our assessment that a government-backed attacker has likely attempted to access the user's account or computer through phishing or malware, for example," Shane Huntley, a member of Google's Threat Analysis Group, wrote.
"The fact that international leaders are making their way to South Africa at such short notice reflects the special place President Mandela holds in the hearts of people around the globe," Presidency Minister Collins Chabane said.
Prisoners are given a one-page "Notice of Transfer" shortly after being sent to the CMU, but the notice reflects only some of the reasons that a prisoner may have been recommended for CMU placement, the actual decision-maker does not document his reasons.
While the Notice reflects a tentative conclusion that Section 706 presents the quickest and most resilient path forward per the court's guidance, it also makes clear that Title II remains a viable alternative and asks specifically which approach is better.
Our observations suggest that such fads and mimicry, although biologically functionless where they have been noticed, reflect a natural trait of wild chimpanzees that may be an important component of the cultural transmission of valuable survival skills.
That is what we managed to cobble together, at short notice, to reflect the mixed heritage and sentiments of a man whose death was (like all those which follow a terminal illness) both expected and a shock.
The White House decided not to open the e-mail, and it's since been hanging out in the ether while the EPA and the White House continue to battle over whether their official rulemaking notice should reflect the scientific findings of experts or the White House's ideological desires.
If you notice, this reflects a pattern among conservatives.
The words "notice" and "not" reflect each other more vividly without the hard stop of the intervening question mark.
A primary school teacher may be the first to notice what may reflect slowness due to impaired cognitive processing speed.
