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May we suggest that although the language barrier may be present, that which the heart is picking up on cannot be denied.

Picking up on that theme, let me share something I learned from an airline pilot and a banquet manager about the risks of sleep deprivation.

Michael has influenced so many artists, some of whom are picking up on the grandeur and showmanship of his live performances.

Technorati catches a fair amount of flack these days, but it is still a pretty good tool for picking up on buzz in the blogosphere.

Picking up on his waning enthusiasm, Ms. Spencer escorted Mr. St-Pierre toward the elevators.

The first thing they do in the morning is stretch. Then they walk, and you see them breathing deeply, picking up on a scent.

It's that vibe of picking up on the first funny joke you heard from your friend. You're grabbing on to the collective unconscious.

As the primary season draws closer, political activity is picking up on college campuses.

Children are good at picking up on some things that are usually ignored by adults.

Quickly, the media began catching up with events, and viewers were picking up on the news.

This question is picking up on something You mentioned earlier about sexual energy causing problems.

Public awareness is growing but in most countries governments are not picking up on that and starting programmes.

I wonder if you're listening . Picking up on the signals . Sent back from within.

There's even a project to enable technology to discern a person's mood by picking up on verbal cues.

Take lots of notes, expressing the ideas you're picking up on in your own words.

The study also found that some people are much better at picking up on those signs than others.

but what we can say based on what we're picking up on the surface it looks like it is more.