61.   Some student customers say that without the distractions of having to scribble down their own notes, buying the notes actually make them pay closer attention in class.

62.   Sporting-goods manufacturers are paying closer attention to physiological differences than they have in the past.

63.   So the judge urged him to pay closer attention to the coaching of two lawyers who were advising him on the case.

64.   Teamsters say they want the firm to hire more full-time workers, pay closer attention to safety, raise wages, and make no changes in pensions.

65.   That brings us to another area where investors need to pay closer attention.

66.   That reminder can encourage people to pay closer attention to their diets.

67.   The exchange wants to foster a bigger following for its companies by bringing them to the attention of analysts and others who often pay closer attention to Nasdaq issues.

68.   The Kansas Legislature is stepping into a simmering national debate over whether police officers pay closer attention to minorities when deciding to make traffic stops and other routine searches.

69.   The letter bluntly charges that trustees need to pay closer attention to what it means to govern an accredited seminary.

70.   The reality probably is that New Hampshire voters just pay closer attention.