1.   But it was dubious whether the consumer will notice much change.

2.   As that occurs, consumers are suddenly noticing bare backs and sides.

3.   Alas, the frantic efforts to get consumers to notice the dot-coms produced some of the most base and tasteless ads to ever appear in the mainstream media.

4.   Alas, the frantic efforts to get consumers to notice the dot-coms produced some of the most tasteless ads ever to appear in the mainstream media.

5.   But company officials said consumers will notice little impact from the merger because the two companies use many of the same doctors and hospitals.

6.   But probably only sharp consumers noticed.

7.   Consumers already have noticed the difference.

8.   Consumers are noticing the difference.

9.   Consumers may not notice the difference, but they will be affected.

10.   Consumers will notice the biggest difference when shopping for a satellite service in up-front costs.