In New Jersey, where Gov. Chris Christie has imposed a rationing system limiting gas sales to even-numbered license plates on even days, and odd-numbered license plates on odd days, lines were noticeably shorter in some places, including Essex County, though many stations remained closed around the state.
Those little odd moments where one dancer is noticeably and intentionally out of order, or the New York Times Alastair Macaulayy's pointing out some of the Soviet, Communist motifs, make me want to see it again, to look closer.
A recent rainy afternoon at the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills found Ms. Streisand, 70, impeccably dressed in a black suit and crisp white blouse, and Mr. Rogen, in baggy jeans and a T-shirt noticeably fraying at the collar, exhibiting that same odd-couple chemistry.
What's odd is that in Game 1, Wade noticeably didn't defer; his 19 attempts were just five fewer than what James attempted, and eight more than the next Heat player in line (Chris Bosh).
That may seem odd, because most solid-state L.E.D.'s are not noticeably hot.
The coastline has retreated noticeably in the last 2,000 years, with many former settlements now flooded, particularly Ravenser Odd and Ravenspurn, which was a major port until its destruction in the 14th century.
It's noticeably different, missing the opening Speak to Me and the voices of Roger the Hat and co, but including the odd sound of David Gilmour scat singing on Any Colour You Like.
Taking off Care has not noticeably helped England in either Paris or Rome and the removal of Burrell in the 53rd minute on Saturday was very odd.
Both wines seem odd choices to me - the Piedmont is perfectly nice but thin; the Chateauneuf du Pape is richer but not noticeably nicer.
