Now the closing notice stands as the first time that Cirque has quickly shuttered a major show, said Daniel Lamarre, the company's president and chief executive.
Sharp-eyed readers of the Independent may have noticed stand-in media diarist Guy Adams write about a 'brassy' unsolicited email from a 'Standard columnist' to a colleague 'from a rival title' a few days before.
The details, said Charles Buffum, the owner, amount to this: if you give the company at least 24 hours' notice, you stand a good chance of netting a tour, which is free.
If you notice this, stand still and wait.
He was calm; he wasn't someone who you'd notice, who stood out".
They are the sort of people who only notice a stand-out 30 metre run or the big hit, not what really goes on - the stuff that allows a team to get quick ball, that stops a team being turned over, the legwork, the carries for another yard, the double tackles.
Notice which stands out more – the color or your features.
The latter gave no more sign of noticing who stood right at hand than he had shown earlier in his exotic double claim that he hadn't known the Jews' fate but he and his wife nonetheless wept copiously over them that same year at Christmas.
The vast, shared collection of beliefs that, in Davidson's words, are "too dull, trite, or familiar to stand notice," (1984, 199) dwarf by comparison the set of beliefs likely to be expressed in testimony, since the latter are presented only on the presumption of their informativeness to hearers.
Even if the color is slightly off and you think no one will notice, it'll stand out a lot more than you think it will.
