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[noh-tis] / ˈnoʊ tɪs /




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Scientists who track the multitude of flu viruses around the world noticed seven fresh mutations appear in a strain of influenza – a type called H3N2 – in June.

From BBC

But rather than being impressed by the sheer scale, he says, consumers should come away thinking: “Wow. I spent two hours with the brand and didn’t notice the time passing.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Although he had noticed she had become "colder" and "more distant" that summer, he would never have imagined what would come next.

From BBC

She said Davies' background in the West End made her a "good choice" to enter the competition at such short notice after Dani Dyer broke her ankle during training.

From BBC

When the children were young, Amy noticed that I was often on the phone when I walked in the door.

From The Wall Street Journal