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| before turning his | attention to acting. |
| Both turned their | attention to Iran. |
| Two confined their | attention to Phoenix. |
| Yet the | attention to detail is stunning. |
| Mao Zedong himself payed | attention to this group." |
| 3. | Attention to play and physical development for every c |
| The year 1634 brought more | attention to Corneille. |
| This is the most estimable | attention to aesthetic impact section. |
| James then turned his | attention to ecclesiastical discipline. |
| However, Phillips then switched his | attention to football. |
| In recent years, Laughlin has turned his | attention to politics. |
| In 1950 Burrud turned his | attention to television. |
| He had given special | attention to meritocracy in the organization. |
| A broad range of interests and meticulous | attention to detail |
| After WWII, Allison Transmission turned its | attention to civilian transportation. |
| The code devoted special | attention to this issue. |
| Each weekend, Henican turns his | attention to radio. |
| Castelar next turned his | attention to the Church. |
| It affected, indeed, to pay no | attention to them. |
| However, he reluctantly returns his | attention to his company. |
| It also pays considerable | attention to New Zealand English. |
| Guan paid greater | attention to his surroundings and sensed danger. |
| He began to direct his | attention to acquisition and expansion. |
| Most voters paid little | attention to the McMath-Speck contest, with attention |
| While somewhat eclipsed by | attention to and progress in Resolution theorem prover |
| nd became centered on him when he didn't pay | attention to her like the other guys since she craves |
| g to self-perception theory, people pay more | attention to the incentive, and less attention to the |
| ller would be complete without devoting some | attention to the fotdella. |
| o left his father's weaving shop to turn his | attention to art. |
| Then, he turned his | attention to Peru, in order to support its fight for i |
| ite focuses primarily on calories, with less | attention to macronutrients. |
| As a weaver her skill and | attention to detail brought worldwide recognition to h |
| cess was largely due to his perseverance and | attention to mechanical detail. |
| Garcia turned his | attention to internal affairs following the Dutch peri |
| His illustrations show careful | attention to the most minute detail, depicting events |
| In the 1960s he turned his | attention to aviation and built his own autogyro. |
| ft Davnet after the acquisition, turning his | attention to other IT endeavors. |
| His election sparked media | attention to the diversity of Teaneck's population. |
| in an automobile advertisement brought wide | attention to the Beetle. |
| les drew preservationist Norman Marmillion's | attention to the site. |
| also given the name "pothole Mayor" for his | attention to City neighborhoods. |
| Scott then turned his | attention to Jacques before tagging Luger into the mat |
| ordeal actually brought unfavorable national | attention to Utah regarding the "Mormon Situation" (po |
| was known for its rigorous scholarship with | attention to the minutest detail. |
| are seen on Mars, but Earth doesn't pay much | attention to them. |
| During several decades she would study | attention to novels, film, and photography. |
| leted, the Greek High Command now turned its | attention to Epirus. |
| te often, inside the business you can't draw | attention to things. |
| In the mid-1930s, Pauling turned his | attention to the physical and chemical nature of hemog |
| s on powering through workouts and paid more | attention to detail. |
| This research suggested that drawing | attention to women's bodies also activated stereotypic |
| Veil Work: Use of a silk veil draws | attention to imagery, design, tempo and sensation. |
| European architects found inspiration in its | attention to purpose and functional expression. |
| s process there can be paid especially close | attention to the act of breathing. |
| The men of the security center pay no | attention to happening. |
| have to thank the police for drawing so much | attention to this issue. |
| After his army service Campbell turned his | attention to business and politics in Northern Ireland |
| st Canadian politician to bring the public's | attention to the Gerda Munsinger affair. |
| "This is the first time I put my | attention to it. |
| Distraction is when "one limits | attention to the critical bounds by constantly enthral |
| Issue publics are groups of people who pay | attention to one particular issue. |
| tentive publics are groups of people who pay | attention to several particular issues. |
| The audience give their | attention to Holder but do not look amused at his pres |
| Fowke paid particular | attention to lighting pictures in a way that would eli |
| clarity and warmth and possess a remarkable | attention to costume. |
| His work, with its great | attention to detail, was highly regarded by art critic |
| , cavity fillings and tooth extractions, and | attention to spiritual needs. |
| ve finished, he dismisses them and turns his | attention to the two visitors. |
| permanently in Dresden, where he turned his | attention to fiction. |
| Bartol also gave special | attention to the works of Sigmund Freud. |
| Waghorn turned his | attention to speeding the post in Europe, through the |
| With the great artistry and painstaking | attention to detail that went into St. |
| ment in the sports arena, Pon has turned his | attention to the wine trade. |
| graphical studies, Harris gives considerable | attention to Spinoza's and Hegel's metaphysics. |
| After the middle of 1905, Albany shifted its | attention to selling Talbots and manufacturing parts. |
| However, the track "Shine" attracted | attention to the band thanks to college radio. |
| ned his agricultural pursuits and turned his | attention to petroleum production. |
| e left Ireland in 1783, and again turned his | attention to English politics. |
| perior of the Order, von Orseln paid special | attention to spiritual life. |
| 21st Century Boogie shows his | attention to blues and boogie-woogie. |
| Call began turning his | attention to agricultural experiments such as Florida |
| s tenure as mayor had ended, Page turned his | attention to his business matters. |
| He paid special | attention to reverence and devotion during the holy sa |
| He devoted particular | attention to the Pre-Cambrian rocks of Quebec. |
| lt in 1905, with an American Craftsman style | attention to aesthetic integration. |
| In later years Schrenck turned his | attention to the study of the native peoples of Russia |
| There he devoted his | attention to physical and natural science, and in part |
| In 1400, Bayezid I had turned his | attention to Constantinople and was besieging the city |
| She is caught, tortured and hanged, bringing | attention to the conditions of the slaves. |
| The foundation recently brought | attention to 24 illegally erected hotels in Lanzarote. |
| He turns his | attention to astrology, which he criticizes for stereo |
| Looks like this page will need close | attention to get a consensus version. |
| Her | attention to the wounded soldiers was described as bey |
| low Buffy into the basement area and attract | attention to them. |
| studies in mathematics, but then shifted his | attention to Tibet. |
| Now I'm just giving | attention to the other side of my art.” |
| lked to tell these children's story and draw | attention to their plight. |
| In later years she turned her | attention to teaching and operatic production. |
| He was asked to pay | attention to attempts by 'subversives' to infiltrate f |
| tau's treatise on ginseng (1718) drew public | attention to this apparent source of prosperity. |
| a member of Parliament, Douglas paid special | attention to the abuses of these police states. |
| iscouraged and disillusioned, and turned his | attention to novels. |
| The observer needs to pay | attention to the yellow dots away from the one looked |
| Grekov also gave considerable | attention to the collection and publication of primary |
| This drew | attention to him as a composer, and a productive perio |
| In the process he draws | attention to issues of guilt, innocence, policing and |
| uiring a considerable fortune, he turned his | attention to politics. |
| Calvert now turned his | attention to his Irish estates and his overseas invest |
| "I...turned my | attention to the other American machine, which...was p |
| enan was too busy talking, and forgot to pay | attention to the food. |
| e Secretary-General was asked to pay greater | attention to gender perspectives during peacekeeping m |
| odern histories and encyclopedias pay little | attention to Sheppard. |
| pas brothers grew the business on a tireless | attention to detail, value, and service. |
| He tended to stay quiet, rather than draw | attention to his condition. |
| Attention to environmental problems (which in 1966 was | |
| When he was 23 he turned his | attention to strength athletics. |
| At first, nobody pays much | attention to them since everyone is in costume. |
| Timberlake has since then turned his | attention to film and has produced a successful acting |
| Kroc sold the team in 1990 and turned her | attention to philanthropy. |
| This brought her to the | attention to the director of La Monnaie. |
| Also he hoped that the government would pay | attention to their education problem. |
| aid it was "made with care, authenticity and | attention to detail." |
| This makes them the focus of | attention to all persons present. |
| "Only in Japan did I find such minute | attention to detail. |
| He immediately drew Nightall's | attention to the fire and brought the train to a stand |
| not stop simply because Honda had turned its | attention to analog. |
| patient and caring doctor and gives her full | attention to each case. |
| ul half marathons Collins has now turned her | attention to triathlon. |
| d modestly, not wanting to bring any special | attention to himself. |
| He turned his | attention to make alliances with the other Muslim neig |
| er of many church societies, he gave special | attention to conditions in Liberia. |
| This led Marshall to turn his | attention to the burgeoning psychedelic movement. |
| Anything we can do to call | attention to this problem, we will do," Dardenne said. |
| Heightened | attention to water pollution in the late 1950s and 196 |
| n 1893 he left the university and turned his | attention to more general historical writings. |
| ng on from nucleotides, Kalckar switched his | attention to the enzymes involved in galactose metabol |
| Blackburn turned his | attention to the burgeoning opportunities in universit |
| k, putting out the fire which was attracting | attention to the area. |
| ment in the sports business has brought more | attention to his once low profile company. |
| A conspiracy theorist paying less | attention to facts which do not aid their standpoint |
| Something about the girl draws his | attention to study her more closely. |
| son, blood cultures must be drawn with great | attention to sterile process. |
| It is the album that first drew | attention to the band. |
| Afterwards, he devoted his | attention to the management of his plantation. |
| The novel further draws | attention to the incompatibility between sexual freedo |
| t themselves into trouble and needed medical | attention to go untreated. |
| What brought | attention to Nixon was his special ability to handle T |
| nterests are interdisciplinary, with special | attention to cultural history and art and politics. |
| from the vehicle, and the champion turns his | attention to Mario. |
| e hours in educating himself, giving special | attention to the study of Latin. |
| Bringing public | attention to tax issues through speakers, media outrea |
| ng his National Service, Cevert switched his | attention to cars. |
| He was the first who called | attention to the public debt. |
| 4. When called to a patient pay less | attention to him than to those about him. |
| ves team in 1949 and 1950 before turning his | attention to athletics. |
| In 1866, Klinkert started to give his full | attention to translating the Bible. |
| and passes from the raw stage of desiring | attention to the ripeness of (spiritual) supplication. |
| Smith turned his | attention to Texas fever, a debilitating cattle diseas |
| No problem at all, thanks for the quick | attention to them. |
| Real Life - The magazine draws our | attention to situations that happen in the real world |
| Wen was paying full | attention to Hu's speech for its entire length. |
| une 2006, Borth left Rx Bandits to focus his | attention to Satori. |
| little, but seems to have devoted his chief | attention to the Greek orators. |
| The book called | attention to the "Consumers' Club", a small organizati |
| He turned his | attention to study of the French language instead. |
| ans held Admiral King in high regard for his | attention to the Pacific Theatre. |
| He devoted much of his | attention to coastal shipping and defenses. |
| irst Yamaguchi did not feel the need to draw | attention to his double survivor status. |
| He turned his | attention to the surgical treatment of cancer, particu |
| near-fatal heart condition, Kent turned his | attention to music. |
| rected by Gabriel Dussorget who devoted much | attention to the artistic and detailed aspects of the |
| During recording, the band paid special | attention to their diction and pronunciation of the so |
| The label was conceived to help bring | attention to Midwestern bands, Taylor explains; "basic |
| He then began to do paperwork, paying no | attention to the continuing match, and was not made aw |
| ed, and gregarious Communist who pays little | attention to his new wife while lavishing attention an |
| ction for activists, NGOs and others to call | attention to the funding issue. |
| gress that the United States has to pay more | attention to this. |
| Johnson paid no | attention to Comiskey's claims that his White Sox may |
| ed his music studies, in 1977, he turned his | attention to classical guitar. |
| In 2003 Harris turned his | attention to ancient Rome with his acclaimed Pompeii, |
| m, the supernatural, and lost religions drew | attention to even the obscure Geniscus. |
| e would use the 12 month appointment to draw | attention to the work of Welsh poets. |
| il and joined protests to draw international | attention to the deforestation of the Amazon region. |
| blogged that ABC was intentionally bringing | attention to Patrick's looks, at the same time trying |
| Han Fei criticized Shen for paying too much | attention to methodology at the expense of laws. |
| se and French media had awarded considerable | attention to the conflict, and newspapers worldwide ha |
| h time on his schoolwork, giving more of his | attention to books in the library. |
| on celebrated the cause of bringing national | attention to conservation activities, especially in th |
| hurches cannot be the church unless they pay | attention to the community where they are. |
| nding she could not hurt Monitor, turned her | attention to Minnesota, who answered with all guns. |
| a family to resist and her education to pay | attention to, Meenakshi find it tough to get along. |
| Ancient scientists paid special | attention to constructing geometric objects that had b |
| The criticism drew | attention to the AAPG's 1999 position statement formal |
| entoff has written multiple articles to draw | attention to the plight of America's pioneering musici |
| na has also been awarded the "Blue Flag" for | attention to environmental issues in 1998, 1999, 2000 |
| lection in the 1917 election, and turned his | attention to provincial politics. |
| ned the athletic focus to include year-round | attention to non-sport specific training. |
| Marx's | attention to the Paris Commune placed the commune in t |
| his death attracted public and governmental | attention to the case. |
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