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notice

[noh-tis] / ˈnoʊ tɪs /




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"And the good thing about doing that is, the more of those small moments you notice, the happier you are, and the more likely you are to notice them."

From BBC

National Rail provided a list of expected changes but said other short notice changes and delays were also likely.

From BBC

Smith notices a difference too: “I’ve seen improvement in Tati’s jump shot and I’m very proud of her.”

From Los Angeles Times

But his administration is not the first to notice Greenland’s strategic value, which is why there have been friendly treaties and agreements regarding it between Europe and the United States for many decades.

From Salon

He parked in the nearby Copeland Street car park, and said he was rushing to pay because he noticed a sign saying he needed to do so within five minutes.

From BBC