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And notice, I didn't look at anyone's brain.

People have noticed that she's being laying low.

Now, you may have noticed that we haven’t actually shown Muhammad yet , and that’s for a reason.

Hey, I just noticed another old friend in the audience.

And then people begin to notice, as a side effect, that people were losing weight.

But scientists also noticed, as well as turning back the developmental clock on these cells, it also turns back the aging clock.

Ozempic was designed for diabetes, but doctors noticed that patients lost weight as a side effect.

After pulling over an erratic driver, the trooper noticed what appeared to be bloodstains on the rear bumper.

We would notice the patterns.

And in early summer, we started to notice that there were four caterpillars.

Many of the senior clerics, like Khamenei or Khomeini, you notice that they all wear black turbans.

When I shop at Bergdorf, everyone notices me from Pluribus.

And the first thing that you notice when you look at Middle Eastern countries like Iraq, Syria, and Jordan, the borders between them are very straight.

You don't even notice it.

When Joe comes in you hardly notice him.

As they get play, you'll notice that just the the fuzz kind of comes up and out on the ball, and then that just makes it substantially slower.

Now, if you if you've heard any Trump speech before, you'll notice there really wasn't much new material here.

I have noticed in the last couple months that there have been fewer job postings that I am qualified for, just because I feel like AI is taking away some of those jobs.

We're sitting down in the cafeteria the first time, and I've literally never noticed this.

AMNA NAWAZ: Gary is also one of the poorest cities in America, and experts have noticed -- noted, rather, that severe weather and natural disasters tend to disproportionately hurt lower-income communities.

And so I would notice that as the play went on — the run of the play went on — when we would get to performance 100 out of, let's say, 150, it would just get worse and worse and worse.

Because of these changes, the price of chocolate might go up even more, meaning that chocolate lovers like us could really notice the difference in our bank accounts.

These are cells that accumulate in all of our bodies as the years go by, and scientists have noticed that these cells seem to drive a range of different diseases as we get older.

They're the kids who sit in the second-to-last row because if they sat in the last row of the school bus, they would be noticed.