Officials in Henan say they are expecting 20,000 emperor-worshippers this month.That ethnic minorities have no interest in the Yellow Emperor is occasionally noted by Chinese commentators.
During our scout for looted treasures, he occasionally notes that he has in the past "dug up" objects exactly like the ones we spot.
Eclipses are occasionally noted in surviving European writings from the Dark Ages (for instance, in the works of the 5th-century bishop Hydatius and the 8th-century theologian and historian Saint Bede the Venerable).
After our horrid winter I ended up teaching at Stony Brook on Long Island, where I occasionally noted professors in bell-bottoms with long hair saying, "All power to the people," whoever they might be.
Journalists have occasionally noted her response: "It is an interesting question you posed — can one be a mind conservative and a heart liberal?" The question these days is how to be a mind liberal and a heart conservative — how to be a technocrat with values.
The funny thing is, no one chose to point out that Prokhorov should have been thrilled with four months of speculation about an Anthony trade because otherwise the Nets would have gotten exactly zero attention outside of people occasionally noting that they stink.
The intelligence riches ultimately gleaned from Mr. Mohammed were reflected in the report of the national 9/11 commission, whose footnotes credit his interrogations 60 times for facts about Al Qaeda and its plotting — while also occasionally noting assertions by him that were "not credible".
It is occasionally noted as a minor political irony that a figure such as Ralph Miliband should be the father of one of Blair's most valued lieutenants - and also of one of Gordon Brown's: this month, David's equally precocious brother Ed, who is 34, started work as chairman of the Treasury's council of economic advisers.
Instances of N2O under-saturation were occasionally noted in mid-summers when NO3− level was < 1 mg N L− 1.
Few duct-like structures were observed, but microcysts were occasionally noted (Fig. 3).
