Justin had received wide notice for having an I.Q. of 298, the highest on record.
Given the corporate horrors of recent vintage, she had cause to say that "we're getting some notice for having been right" about the wrongness of certain behavior.
The 2001 book "Letters From the Editor," an anthology of correspondence from Harold Ross, editor of The New Yorker, includes one from 1934 objecting to an eviction notice for "having persons of the opposite sex" in his apartment overnight.
In 2011, a similar campaign called out 14 counties in Illinois; another group took 24 counties in Iowa and 20 in Colorado to task the next year; and in 2014, Judicial Watch put 11 states and the District of Columbia on notice for having voter rolls overloaded with people who didn't exist.
"I've noticed," for example, "since you've become friends with John that you're eating less," or, "You're spending more time alone," or whatever.
For example, Villages B and C have noticed for months that water levels have increasingly dropped when they go to irrigate their fields.
Well, if you hadn't noticed, for the last five years they've hardly been on a hiring spree.
Lincoln was quoted as saying, "Mr. Constable, I understand you perfectly, and have noticed for some time that you have been slowly and cautiously picking your way over to the Democratic party".
I noticed, for example, you had Karen Millen's shop next to a tattoo parlor.
On Wednesday, on the Cobb County Police Department's Web site, a "wanted" notice for Mr. Richardson had red letters inserted under his photograph: "Killed in a Shoot Out In New York".
