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He did pay more attention to me, although not always.
You need to pay more attention to what's going on.
Pay more attention to her than to others in public.
Now, you think he'll pay more attention to our schools in the next four years?
Private schools pay more attention to children who need help.
People sat right down and began to pay more attention.
She could pay no attention to where they were going.
Only young children seemed to pay no attention to them.
But the student asked her to stay and to pay no attention to him.
I just wanted to tell you not to pay no attention to my woman.
All you need do to become enthralled is pay attention.
The thing I've always done is pay attention to all the things going on around me.
Surely the shocking reversal would make the public pay attention.
The thing has gone through a tidal change and we know pay attention to the views of women themselves.
I notice people only pay attention when things get violent.
And down the road, it's an issue we'll all have pay attention to.
"But I like to score and drive in runs more than pay attention to the batting average."
If the government said pay attention to this or that, we did.
The last thing he could do at that moment was pay attention to what she had muttered into his shirt.
May the gods of Japan both great and small pay attention!
We watch out for each other and take care of the park.
You got to watch out for them all the time.
When one gets too much, watch out for the other.
She would hit him one day if he didn't watch out.
So I know you're going to watch out for your family.
What are the best ways to watch out for him?
You had to watch out for what your heart might be up to.
And if you're working a period when you don't get near your home for two or three months, watch out.
But she couldn't tell him who or what to watch out for.
I don't want to have to watch out for you all the time.
He just looks out from a photograph with big eyes and a serious face.
Soon they were at the far side, looking out the back door.
I was then looking out for a good situation, so my parents took the child, and he has been with them ever since.
You need to look out over the next 10 to 15 years.
Looking out from her office, she could not see the ground.
The father looked out to where his daughter took a short lead on third.
What should you look out for at an university open day?
He turned away from her, looking out into the night.
For the moment, he needs to look in instead of looking out.
They seemed to look out for one another the way young friends do.
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