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| It was as a pianist that he came to public | attention, when he was awarded joint-second prize in t |
| s during this time that Hardinge came to the | attention of Sir William Hamilton, the British envoy t |
| project was suddenly brought back to public | attention in late 2007 when the club announced they ha |
| n the 1934 league title, Salcedo came to the | attention of Duncan Othen, coach of the American Socce |
| a band called United Soul, which came to the | attention of George Clinton, who had known Shider as a |
| thout his prize, but his exploit came to the | attention of the First Lord of the Admiralty Earl St V |
| Ficker also brought Trakl to the | attention of Ludwig Wittgenstein, who anonymously prov |
| He was asked to pay | attention to attempts by 'subversives' to infiltrate f |
| od Pictures" (2005), also contributed to the | attention. |
| In 1963 the specimen was brought to the | attention of John Stanton McIntosh, who later, togethe |
| Lloyd came to public | attention as a leader of a movement calling for an aca |
| debut in theatre in 1996, and came to media | attention as Eva Capdevila in the Telecinco series Los |
| One of the pamphlets came to the | attention of RKO Pictures producer David Hempstead, wh |
| He first came to the | attention of Warwickshire in 1992 whilst playing for S |
| The band also started to get | attention outside of Norway and 'Commandos' was releas |
| t piece, a creative fiction designed to draw | attention to the ambiguity surrounding form and functi |
| He first came to public | attention at the 1998 Commonwealth Games with an extre |
| It was during this time he came to the | attention of George, Prince of Wales. |
| ution, and bringing himself to international | attention. |
| many African-American related issues to the | attention of senior military leaders. |
| Wolf 359 first came to the | attention of astronomers because of the relatively hig |
| He came to international | attention playing for the Argentina Under-20 team in t |
| g, "In Ola Valley", which was brought to his | attention by the Australian composer and folk-song arr |
| f 9,000 men he set out for Iglau to distract | attention from the Coalition's movements. |
| Rumford brought the issue to the | attention of the Grand Jury, but the body took no acti |
| d painless surgery at Hoogly had come to the | attention of the Deputy Governor of Bengal, Sir Herber |
| The park came to media | attention in 2007, because of a giant communal spider |
| dding a lance at a ceiling grille to attract | attention. |
| His exploits came to the | attention of the Admiralty, who hired him to look into |
| There he came to the | attention of Colonel Nevil Macready, then Chief Staff |
| Second Life came to international | attention in late 2006, then we study it and find out |
| s through this work that Stanley came to the | attention of James Gordon Bennett, Jr. of the New York |
| inists' interest in the novel led to renewed | attention for the author. |
| During filming, the movie came to the | attention of the Anti-Defamation League, who were conc |
| inging the works of Brouwer to international | attention. |
| This brought him to the | attention of Southend United, but he turned down a cha |
| Then, it came to the | attention of the Knights of St John, who set up a hosp |
| riter Giorgio Bassani, who brought it to the | attention of the Feltrinelli publishing house. |
| The observer needs to pay | attention to the yellow dots away from the one looked |
| It is here that she came to the | attention of Lyndsey McIntyre of Surazuri Modeling Age |
| terpillar Dieselettes, where she came to the | attention of a scout of the All-American Girls Profess |
| erapathite's dichroic properties came to the | attention of Sir David Brewster, and were later used b |
| , they were never flirtatious so as to avoid | attention to their relationship from their superiors. |
| , especially when the user paid little to no | attention to the slow speed of floppy disk access. |
| mber EP, Almost Red, Turn to Red came to the | attention of legendary DJ John Peel, who was keen to c |
| es during this loan spell brought him to the | attention of the England U19 side and made 11 appearan |
| thered by the panel was to be brought to the | attention of the states concerned. |
| ry charges was an attempt by Nixon to divert | attention away from the growing Watergate scandal. |
| Barnet's band, and was later brought to the | attention of Stan Kenton by songwriter Eddie Beal. |
| Portner sought to attract | attention to the new franchise by hiring notorious MLB |
| k questions that have been brought to Kyle's | attention. |
| ely singing in Swedish, they started to gain | attention outside of Sweden and Scandinavia. |
| tional side in 1949 which brought him to the | attention of Chelsea who signed him in 1951 on his 17t |
| Bella again managed to attract | attention, this time around for another Queensland clu |
| al, Keith Hill brought the above to D'Urso's | attention after the penalty had been scored. |
| Dewey first came to nationwide | attention as "Gangbuster", his became a household name |
| Hunter first came to public | attention in 1989 in a Thrasher magazine photo essay p |
| This version came to the | attention of Sir Henry J. Wood, who made two orchestra |
| entoff has written multiple articles to draw | attention to the plight of America's pioneering musici |
| The group first came to the | attention of record label Double T when they were fina |
| wever, when the matter was brought up to the | attention of the War Department, someone there dug out |
| The case that brought Spilsbury to public | attention was that of Dr Crippen in 1910, where he als |
| He came to public | attention when a letter from him to the Irish Postmast |
| on, Edington's abilities were brought to the | attention of King Edward III, and in 1341 the king nam |
| ence movement in East Timor to international | attention. |
| tary Service Acts in 1917 brought him to the | attention of Lloyd George. |
| in West Berlin in 1964, bringing him to the | attention of the MfS. |
| This led to increased | attention for the station, but not all of it was favor |
| modern times it was first brought to popular | attention by Thomas Pennant in his Tours of Wales. |
| k Narcissus in 1947 which brought her to the | attention of Hollywood producers. |
| happen, so they came up with a plan to draw | attention to Meridian and its airport by breaking the |
| ventually citizens brought the issues to the | attention of Lethbridge City Council, which subsequent |
| th and educational record brought him to the | attention of King James V of Scotland, who in 1537 wro |
| He came to the | attention of Bishop Gardiner who sent his agent, Dr Jo |
| The project was brought to the | attention of Government officials and the U.S. Army Co |
| Muzzles, awarded annually since 1992 to draw | attention to "abridgements of free speech and press." |
| He first came to widespread | attention when he "made a spirited attack" on the Roma |
| He then brought the band to the | attention of Neil Young, who signed the band to his Va |
| Mudd quickly came to the | attention of CBS News and moved "downstairs" to join t |
| fact that Gauthe had already come to Frey's | attention for having earlier molested altar boys. |
| The film was designed to call | attention to inner city squalor in Philadelphia, Penns |
| cts, was established on June 3, 2006 to call | attention to what participants and supporters say are |
| recovering from his injuries, he came to the | attention of Lord Beaverbrook. |
| inger for Ton Ton Macoute brought her to the | attention of the music industry, and she was eventuall |
| Booker came to the | attention of record executive Jim Stewart in Memphis, |
| In order to divert | attention, he claimed he was stocking up for Y2K. |
| “Experience History”, the concept is to draw | attention to historical objects and make them come ali |
| This brought him to the | attention of the England selectors, who picked him for |
| scoring for the Engineers brought him to the | attention of the England selectors who named him in th |
| This brought him to the | attention of David McKenna, president of Seattle Pacif |
| d and Steve Clover who had come to Smedley's | attention through their work on the single player RPG |
| e society aims to bring London murals to the | attention of the people of London and the rest of the |
| He also came to public | attention in 2003, when he abstained in a vote to lega |
| he Soviet Union, the K-129 wreck came to the | attention of U.S. national authorities. |
| This was brought to his | attention when he was working with some teenagers who |
| music school in London before coming to the | attention of producers Stock Aitken and Waterman. |
| Agent Solutions has had to go through to get | attention to innovative oil spill cleanup technologies |
| Bill O'Reilly has repeatedly sought to draw | attention to what he calls the BBCs "inherent liberal |
| s are more likely than younger adults to pay | attention to positive than negative stimuli (as assess |
| ginal Japanese which brought the term to the | attention of Western fans is Chibiusa, a pet name for |
| Due to the | attention this garnered, Quivers became tight-lipped a |
| o but his clandestine activities came to the | attention of the authorities and he fled to the safety |
| Swinburne first came to national | attention in 1999 when she resigned from Deutsche Bank |
| Here he came to the | attention of Admiral Edward Russell, who described him |
| But the tape came to the | attention of Mitch Miller, who headed the artists & re |
| She came to international | attention for her first film role as Victoria Page in |
| against unorganised labour came to national | attention, its actions became known as the "Sheffield |
| alion the underage and the unfit came to the | attention of the medical board and two thirds were rej |
| r in Newbury where he apparently came to the | attention of his master's wife. |
| overnment to be elected, who went on to draw | attention to corruption by questioning ministers. |
| in which he was the first journalist to draw | attention to a then-new web site, Wikitruth, critical |
| n Newcastle, New South Wales and came to the | attention of Sydney talent scouts when he scored two t |
| of the Titanic's distress calls, came to the | attention of Guglielmo Marconi, the ‘father of wireles |
| In this role he came to public | attention as he instituted racial awareness training f |
| Wilde was brought to the | attention of investigator's after he had attacked a yo |
| vandalism in Riverbend Cave led to increased | attention and the creation of a management plan in 198 |
| cording which brought Ayler to international | attention as it was so "shockingly different". |
| 1997) suddenly brought Saville's work to the | attention of the British public at large. |
| enan was too busy talking, and forgot to pay | attention to the food. |
| -money televangelists first came to national | attention in 1991 following a Primetime Live hidden-ca |
| In 2007, he came to international | attention when he sent out thousands of unsolicited co |
| Pro-ana, however, only began to attract | attention from the mainstream press when The Oprah Win |
| thousand copies, and brought the band to the | attention of the UK music press. |
| pressing of 500 copies, it soon came to the | attention of the Atlanta-based GRC label. |
| ar, often filled with valuable items to draw | attention to it, is parked un-attended in a high auto- |
| toriety spreads, Oyama's actions come to the | attention of the head of the Japan Karate Association |
| were blended with humor, and he came to the | attention of Ralph Edwards, the producer of the popula |
| airing of The Apprentice Badger came to the | attention of the British press. |
| Sporting Life which brought Hartnell to the | attention of the first Doctor Who producer Verity Lamb |
| - something that brought the ensemble to the | attention of many internationally. |
| parliament Domela Nieuwenhuis tried to gain | attention for the interests of the Dutch workers, but |
| rmation through the media in order to divert | attention from their highly secretive work. |
| They came to the | attention of Jane Barnes, wife of hard rocker, Jimmy B |
| er named Neil Diamond and brought him to the | attention of Bert Berns, one of the principals of Bang |
| these California visits, Sun Ra came to the | attention of Jim Newman, who produced the film Space I |
| responses to the Holocaust continues to draw | attention. |
| cole for acting the way she does only to get | attention. |
| ting equipment or called fire hazards to the | attention of owners. |
| oid Adherents of the Repeated Meme to direct | attention away from herself. |
| e election, the reporter brought this to the | attention of the officials. |
| Despite this, Hibbs came to the | attention of Birmingham City when he was 17 years of a |
| In Western cultures that read left to right, | attention is often focused inside the left-hand rabatm |
| The practice came to media | attention in 2010. |
| In 1987, ENT came to the | attention of John Peel, on the recommendation of fello |
| Monroe came to public | attention in 2003 when this piece was featured in the |
| that the mass media, in its drive to attract | attention, tends to ignore news of positive developmen |
| he old saying 'What do you have to do to get | attention around here - kill somebody?' |
| ent of Guizado was a smokescreen to distract | attention from others implicated in the assassination, |
| rtara, which brought the case back to public | attention. |
| o It Again and Moonflower brought him to the | attention of guitarist Pete Downes who invited him to |
| d and her painful yelp brings her to Henry's | attention. |
| The village started to get | attention for its education even half a century ago by |
| new element and brought the new metal to the | attention of The Royal Society stressing its possible |
| ll's extraordinary beauty brought her to the | attention of Paramount Pictures in 1942. |
| nated Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, to call | attention to missing and murdered women in the distric |
| The time had come, she said, to pay | attention “to the Negro in Mississippi, who had not ev |
| She came to international | attention after emerging filthy, naked and scarred fro |
| On 13 November, he came to widespread | attention in a 2-1 win against league leaders Estudian |
| The restaurant was brought to world | attention by British journalist Tom Gross and by the I |
| He first came to the | attention of British radio listeners when he arrived a |
| repovets hockey system and first came to the | attention of international scouts for his play at the |
| band member Joey Molland brought them to the | attention of Rykodisc in 1989. |
| as well as the means by which he came to the | attention of the media, have remained controversial to |
| His form with Villa brought him to the | attention of the England selectors but, although he ha |
| Lismer came to the | attention of lord who arranged for him to be commissio |
| n the campus by seizing buildings to attract | attention for their cause. |
| supporters interpreted as an attempt to draw | attention to the issue of Mikulski's sexual orientatio |
| In the same year, he came to wider | attention in the original BBC version of Dennis Potter |
| los; Eddie Gomez "brought the tune to Bill's | attention just before the trio left for Japan." |
| gigs with Immolation brought the band to the | attention of American label, Dwell Records, who includ |
| She was brought to national | attention due to a bomb being sent to the headquarters |
| s of World War I, and brought tanks to their | attention. |
| election in June 1970, Ward tried to attract | attention by campaigning on a horse and cart. |
| (or "showboating") bringing him to national | attention via the Soccer AM television show on Sky Spo |
| s raid was an attempt by the Union to divert | attention toward Charlottesville while a separate atte |
| tactics of non-violent direct action to draw | attention to what it considers significant threats to |
| er noted that his comments were made to draw | attention to the league, and thus make it more marketa |
| The product soon came to the | attention of the British military, who took significan |
| Howard first came to the | attention of Soft Machine when Robert Wyatt almost lef |
| te in these stripper-like activities to gain | attention from young male patrons, and the house-sanct |
| Johann Eck was the first to call | attention to the change, in a conference at Worms, 154 |
| Ferber came to the | attention of the police when he sold to an undercover |
| dence of problem gambling came to Xenophon's | attention in his legal practice. |
| success was due in large part to Evernham's | attention being focused on his personal relationship w |
| ed on March 2, 1963 and continues to attract | attention for its design and construction. |
| scars of his torture, brought him to public | attention. |
| the Black Country", which brought him to the | attention of Southampton of the Southern League. |
| lgrove to have a goods shed, and came to the | attention of the Nelson Progress League in 1949 becaus |
| Today, public | attention is generally focused only on the sharpshoote |
| one episode when Barney pays a bit too much | attention to an attractive newcomer to Mayberry. |
| build up a cohesive community and too little | attention has been paid to develop affordable housing. |
| Han Fei criticized Shen for paying too much | attention to methodology at the expense of laws. |
| In order not to draw too much | attention to his bad childhood, Calles chose to ignore |
| e worship of God without attracting too much | attention to the music itself." |
| astic, the vistas too lovely to pay too much | attention to anything else. |
| In 1967, the town attracted | attention by becoming the base for the first ever Blue |
| The town gained | attention in 1999 when Phenix City National Little Lea |
| itect Oscar Goffart, where he was trained in | attention to detail in design. |
| t proved too great so they transferred their | attention to the line through the North York Moors. |
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