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He was one of the first critics to take notice of the gramophone.
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She did like the chorus, though, saying it makes you sit up and take notice for a little minute.
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Eventually antiquarians (from the 17th century) and folklorists (from the 19th) began to take notice of holy wells and record their surviving traditions.
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It is time for the rest of the country to sit up and take notice.
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But when this healthy eating project starts to interfere with Pancake Tuesday, maybe it's time to sit up and take notice.
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She has quickly made the world sit up and take notice of her skills, courage, level head and world-class performances.
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The protesters also urged the government to take notice of the highhandedness of the railways police.
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We urge the international community to take notice and designate additional, permanent protections in other areas of the Antarctic Ocean and around the world.
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We must take notice with increasing soberness and, hopefully, with growing alertness and rationalism.
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He is known to be short-tempered and irascible, but his family and friends hardly ever take notice, knowing he means no harm.
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