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attentive

[uh-ten-tiv] / əˈtɛn tɪv /




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Regulators had given Tesla 90 days from December to adjust its advertising and stop leading consumers to believe that Autopilot and Full Self-Driving could be used safely without an attentive human.

From Los Angeles Times

Lawyers who appeared in Albus’ court rated him as well prepared, professional and attentive, according to Missouri judicial performance reviews.

From Salon

The four-time Pro Bowl player stood and was attentive but did not speak during the hearing, which lasted less than two minutes.

From Los Angeles Times

"We cannot afford to be equally attentive to every region and every problem in the world," the White House's National Security Strategy stated last November.

From BBC

Quantitatively, what she describes as these "everyday attentive acts" turned out to be much more powerful than grand romantic gestures.

From BBC