I. noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a bank note (= a piece of paper money )
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a $10 bank note
a delivery note (= piece of paper showing the details of your order )
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A delivery note is sent along with the goods.
a suicide note (= a letter in which someone explains their reasons for killing themselves )
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He left a suicide note for his two teenage children saying ‘Please forgive me.’
cautionary note/comment/words etc
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Most observers were optimistic, yet some sounded a cautionary note .
copious notes
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She listened to me and took copious notes .
cover note
credit note
debit note
detect a note of sarcasm/irony/excitement etc
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Do I detect a note of sarcasm in your voice?
eighth note
explanatory notes
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There are explanatory notes at the end of each chapter.
half note
lecture notes
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Can I borrow your lecture notes?
liner note
note card
promissory note
quarter note
ransom demand/note
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There has still been no ransom demand.
sick note
sixteenth note
sound a note of caution/warning
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I would, however, sound a note of caution.
sour note
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The meeting ended on a sour note , with neither side able to reach agreement.
sticky note
strikes a discordant note
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The modern decor strikes a discordant note in this old building.
strike...the right note (= be what the people wanted )
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Moderate Republicanism appeared to strike exactly the right note with the voters .
take notes
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Sue offered to take notes .
whole note
writing/note paper (= good quality paper for writing letters )
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Can you fetch me a piece of writing paper and a pen?
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
cautionary
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In view of the preceding passages, it may be of value here to add one cautionary note .
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Even so, a cautionary note must be sounded.
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I suggest this cautionary note as a result of personal experience.
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While many of the subsequent developments are to be welcomed, certain cautionary notes should be sounded.
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A cautionary note , applicable to most variegated plants is the problem of reversion.
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This kind of experiment, besides sounding a cautionary note , needs repeating, says Smith.
explanatory
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This should be annotated with explanatory notes for clarification.
high
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As the melody soared and spiralled, Ari and Nathan spun within it, reaching for the highest notes .
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I hung up on that high note .
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The year 1987 had arrived on a high note , but possibly a dangerous one.
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Flubbed high notes or an obvious memory lapse during an important opening-night performance can erode a reputation.
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Its high notes are not of good quality.
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She was not happy, however, when high notes were struck.
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The higher the notes , the higher the blood pressure.
light
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Shame on you! she scolded herself, banking down the passion, trying for a lighter note .
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Keep all your meetings and get togethers on a light note by banning anyone talking shop.
low
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This is because E is your lowest diatonic note .
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Claude played the Chopin cleanly, gravely, reaching low notes that were something to hear.
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Practise these modes by starting and finishing on the lowest D note in the position.
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Which bands give the lowest notes ?
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Read in studio A church organist has been told not to play low notes because it could damage the spire.
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He lowered his face into his hands and sighed once with relief, a sound like a low note on a bagpipe.
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They add considerably to the tone of the tuba, however, when used on their low notes .
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There was not a single low note or phrase that did not display infallible technique or persuasive musicality.
mental
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The student should look out for them and make a mental note of their fascinating and beautiful effect.
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Child circled the classroom, making mental notes of good or negative parenting behavior he would discuss with the adults later.
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Just make a mental note of what is around.
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He made a mental note of the byline above the Globe articles, Frank Dougherty, then sifted through the newspaper photographs.
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He made a mental note of the number of coaches and freight cars.
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He made a mental note to buy another chair.
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He makes a mental note to call Keith a second time at 7:15.
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Thinking of that, he made a mental note to burn it in the morning.
positive
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On a more positive note , the electrics are very good for a guitar in this price range.
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On a positive note , Maj.
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On a more positive note , he might help the Republican challenger to pose as a mould-breaker in New York politics.
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One positive note at the session was Elfin Forest residents' expression of respect for Ron Brown, their resident deputy.
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Make sure that the appraisal interview ends on a positive note with the other person feeling up, not down.
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Although the book ended on a positive note in that the enemy's group leader tried to let bygones be bygones.
promissory
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More favoured here was the use of promissory notes and bills of exchange in large volume and down to low denominations.
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Instead, it must sell promissory notes , the equivalent of banks' fixed deposits.
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The flood of credit will be increased this year by all the promissory notes Mr Yeltsin dished out on the campaign trail.
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Richter also said Steve Adams had signed a promissory note for the $ 50,000.
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Not only this, for the trusted promissory notes of the Bank easily became a form of paper money.
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What we are being asked to choose between are promissory notes , not achievements.
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A promissory note is like a post-dated cheque.
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Labour's promissory notes can not be met by a scale of personal taxation which will become increasingly regressive.
right
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The bountiful buffet breakfast served each morning sets just the right note to start the day by the fresh-water swimming pool.
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He was a real disciplinarian who believed that playing the right notes is the most important thing in music.
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That would have the merit of simplicity, but would it strike the right note socially?
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He reworked everything he wrote until he had hit the right note of Gailic pedantry.
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Students are often uncertain whether they are taking the right kind of notes to help them survive and succeed at college.
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McLeish grinned at him and told Catherine to organize Penelope Huntley, hoping he had struck the right brisk note .
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So are buskers in Gloucester striking the right note with their audience?
sour
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If the player tampers with those, he is blamed for hitting a sour note , not praised for a daring interpretation.
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I love the sweet bell that ends the round, and hate its sour , doomsday note when it signals the start.
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From workers there's bitterness that it's all ended on such a sour note .
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This needled Stirling and the meeting ended on a sour note .
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The craftsmen there hope their careers won't end on a sour note .
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Yet it would be wrong to end on a sour note .
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The only slightly sour note entered the proceedings with the president's plan to send a special envoy to Northern Ireland.
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The only sour note was the electrified fence that marked the forbidden border zone.
worthy
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Finally, one general feature of the framework of this subsection is worthy of note , in order to facilitate comparisons between models.
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Other strategies are worthy of note .
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But the miners' sense of anger at the prolonged destruction of their industry is also worthy of note .
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Secondly, the ancestors of Doctor Who are worthy of note , especially considering the nature of the show.
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Three aspects of such approaches are worthy of particular note .
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If this loyalty is stretched over a period of 28 years, it is certainly worthy of note !
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Among these new titles are some worthy of special note .
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One further item is worthy of note .
■ NOUN
bank
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If you can't get the money, you fake the bank note .
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I took a;, bank note from my pocket and paid the waitress.
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This financial surplus will be in the form of increased holdings of bank notes , bank deposits and shares, etc.
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He would hand her a sheaf of uncounted bank notes , which she received without a word of thanks.
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Then there's at least two huge halls full of nothing but bank notes .
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Inconvertibility is generally regarded as the final stage in the development of the bank note or paper money.
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Limit for cash or bank notes £250.
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Inside were a couple of building-society account books and a few bank notes .
credit
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The credit note is entered in the customer's returns outwards book and in turn posted to the suppliers' ledger accounts.
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On 5 September a credit note No. 19 was received from A. Creditor in respect of damaged goods valued £5.00 returned by the hotel.
delivery
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In spite of this, the Court of Appeal held that the parties intended risk to pass when the buyers accepted the delivery note .
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When goods are delivered to the retailer they are first checked against the delivery note and entered in the stock records.
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Alternatively, the seller may simply deliver goods together with a delivery note .
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An account number or clear reference such as an order or delivery note number for identifying the invoice or statement. 5.
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Accordingly the library sent 47 transparencies with a delivery note clearly requiring that they be returned by March 19.
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The delivery note included nine conditions, printed in four columns, which the agency never read.
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Under Leonore's eagle eye he had examined the suddenly produced delivery note and made only a cursory inspection of the truck.
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Inside was a small, maroon, leather-bound notebook, but no letter or delivery note .
guidance
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Central Government publish general advice on a wide range of planning issues through planning policy guidance notes and circulars.
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The creation of a relatively simple index could help branch volunteers access some of the key information contained in the guidance notes .
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Detailed guidance notes outlining the conditions which must be met to stay within the new law are being issued to all farmers.
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Mr Patten yesterday issued a draft housing planning policy guidance note , which will update previous documents.
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Approval from the Bar Council has been received to guidance notes prepared for those members wishing direct access to barristers.
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This contains a formula offers guidance note .
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The guidance note will also be of interest to mortgage brokers and estate agents.
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A set of guidance notes is provided to assist applicants in completing the form.
pound
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Dollar bills, pound notes , they're suicide notes.
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But when we arrived home, we found the stranger had given me two pound notes as well as the coin.
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My sister thought it must have been a mistake, and kept the pound notes in case he came back for them.
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I notice that her paper cylinder is a rolled-up five pound note .
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So I've got eight crisp ten pound notes and one five pound note.
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Counting out seven pound notes , he laid them carefully on the table.
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He selected four records and paid for them in pound notes , and there were more where those came from.
ransom
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Police sources revealed earlier that the three-page ransom note had been handwritten on paper from a legal pad found in the home.
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What kind of kidnapper would sit down and write a three-page ransom note demanding a paltry $ 118, 000?
suicide
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Moore's suicide note was also read to the court.
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A suicide note was found on a china cabinet.
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Dollar bills, pound notes , they're suicide notes.
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An apparent suicide note found in the house on the day she died claimed the child had been fathered by another man.
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She was dead, left a suicide note .
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Eventually, they discovered the suicide note , which mentioned the name of the hotel.
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Even in his suicide note he couldn't bear to tell me.
■ VERB
add
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We must add one final personal note .
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A final garnish of capers adds a pleasant salty note .
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A few berries in a rich wine sauce for goose or chicken adds a delicious note .
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In view of the preceding passages, it may be of value here to add one cautionary note .
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It is difficult, and often appears unnecessary, to add information to such notes .
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I should like to add a final note concerning the typological situation of Orphism within the context of mystery religions.
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Plenty of spaces have been left throughout the book on which you can add your own notes about the remedies.
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He is so absurd that he adds a note of humor to an otherwise dry, tedious, prosaic play.
compare
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Try comparing a plucked note on a violin and on a mandolin and you will certainly notice the difference.
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I am eager to share my thoughts with you, to compare notes , and to get your opinions.
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Students and lecturers should be able to use the system to compare notes and ideas.
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Between courses, Rebecca and I disappear into the toilet together to compare notes .
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This was done by comparing the shorthand notes of several senior lobby members who willingly handed them over.
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I wanted the chance to compare notes and probe and ask questions, and with this approach I could.
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It was only later, when we compared notes , that we put his source down to something inhuman.
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The journalists gathered in knots to compare notes and decide on the best angle on the story.
drop
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Antoinette dropped a bundle of notes on the table for Rose.
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Keep a folder on your desk, and during the year drop in notes about the special things you did.
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She pulled open a drawer to drop the note in.
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After the people have been touched, they drop a £10 note , the usual donation, on the small table.
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The telephone isn't connected yet but you can drop a note in.
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Just wanted to drop you a note to say break a leg and all those other theatrical cliches.
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As soon as you've fixed it, drop a note to your boss and tell him what you've done.
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But Guy dropped her a note the next day, inviting her to a reception at the mess.
end
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The craftsmen there hope their careers won't end on a sour note .
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The evening ended on a strained note .
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Yet it would be wrong to end on a sour note .
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Your letter spoke of victory, and I hesitate to end on a note that is less than uplifting.
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Clues in Brian's car did not end with the love note .
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The film ends on an optimistic note .
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To end on a happier note , I had a marvellous time in the robot business.
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His report ended on a disquieting note .
keep
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If they are lost or stolen, you can recover their value so long as you have kept a note of their numbers separately.
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The Regulations recognise that a teacher may keep notes on a pupil simply for his or her own use.
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This is easier if you've kept a note of the date of the first day of your last period.
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We have already stressed the need for you to keep your notes and assignments in properly labelled and categorised loose-leaf folders.
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Then we kept the same notes , and many of the same coins.
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Do keep your notes in good order.
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The council will keep a note of the number of sacks collected from each school.
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Loose-leaf binders are the most flexible means of keeping notes and hand-outs tidy.
leave
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On Monday morning she left him a note .
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Those with goods stacked outside might leave a note asking you to slide money into the mail slot should you take anything.
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One day I had left a five pound note on the mantelpiece.
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Leave a Surprise Leave behind a special note to be put into a lunch box or under a pillow.
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I was going to leave a note , but there was no one at Reception and then I heard your voice in here.
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She did not pause for a jacket, or to leave a note .
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She only left me a little note .
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I feel like I left these careless notes lying around informing the world of my every move.
make
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I made a note of Mahoney's home address and returned the paper to the waste basket.
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Use the phone in my office. Make a note of the calls.
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Reminding her at length, in case she hadn't made a note of it, of the Christmas holiday schedule for the library.
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As you make it, make notes about what happens.
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Fieldwork, Ted Smith explained, concerned looking for birds, and listening; recording and making notes .
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The first thing to do is make a careful note of any error messages you get.
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Just make a mental note of what is around.
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But Neuharth made an impression, so I made a note of that.
pass
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As Pilger waited outside he was passed a note telling him Sutton was to stay.
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They are passing notes to each other in class with file names to call up or sites to visit.
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After twenty minutes Christine Jackson passed a tart note to Horsley, who looked up sharply and abruptly concluded the interview.
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This other party passes on the notes and such to the folks with the cash.
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He passed me a note that was propped behind a bottle of Long John.
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He smiled often and passed notes to members of the defense team.
play
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The bagpipes were still there, they had not played a note since yesterday afternoon.
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He was a real disciplinarian who believed that playing the right notes is the most important thing in music.
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In rehearsal it is a matter of establishing the correct way to play the notes .
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But then I started literally dreaming about playing the violin and about playing the notes .
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Or, to put it another way, you're playing every other note in the scale.
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Read in studio A church organist has been told not to play low notes because it could damage the spire.
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Its part is written a perfect fifth higher than it plays and as long as its notes are on the stave it sounds well.
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Most rock bassists stick to playing one note at a time, or perhaps two if they're feeling really clever.
read
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He read through the note again, frowning.
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I pretended to read the note a moment longer, giving myself a chance to come up with something.
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He handed it back to the clerk who then read the note to a silent court.
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I can read the notes and words as I sing.
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Answer guide: The answer should be read in conjunction with the notes on question 3 above.
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Hasn't he read the notes properly?
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He must have read her note to me the other day, because this is just a truncated version of it.
send
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She can send a note over to the pit any time.
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Who is for real and who is sent to take notes ?
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By the way, she has sent some letters and notes for you.
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When she moved to Creek Lane, she sent me a note asking me to meet her.
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But also that day he sent a note to the Nawab, regretfully declining the invitation. 28 February.
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Finally she sent back a note asking them to save her some money by only wiring her when they won!
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Before leaving home, he had promised to send me a dollar note .
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I should require you to send a note to your cousins by one of the crew.
sound
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Some retailers sounded a note of caution.
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We may have to sound a warning note of challenge as well as minister a word of comfort.
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Calvary's pipe organs are poised to sound somber notes of mourning for Earnhardt.
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For example, a modulating theme may sound nonsensical without other notes which guide the harmonic flow.
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When the plane crashed, it sounded a note that harmonized with the disaster of my early life.
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Our third theme will, however, sound several notes of caution.
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From somewhere in the valley, a trumpet sounded four wavering notes .
strike
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William Yes-might make it hard to strike a really romantic note .
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The book is written in spare prose that seems to want to strike a note of manly reticence.
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In such moments of confession he frequently strikes a prophetic note about his future life as a writer.
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The name, and the music, struck a note with the local indie community and the festival began to grow.
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That would have the merit of simplicity, but would it strike the right note socially?
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That straw yellow struck a bass note that I had forgotten, that was deep in my memory.
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Edward Johnston's 1915 sanserif lettering for the Underground still strikes an efficient modern note amidst the dirt and gloom.
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Mrs Margaret Thatcher has struck three notes since the Communist world began to disintegrate.
take
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If you had that sort of phenomenon occur you have to take note of it.
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They want to sit there passively, taking notes .
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It was then that I realized that I had forgotten to take note of any landmarks en route.
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By examining the cookie, Web sites can take note of what other sites you have visited.
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M1 drivers, please take note .
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Get out your pilfered napkins and Bic pens and take note .
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Will he take note of the campaign to sink the link, as the channel tunnel rail link passes Gravesend and Northfleet?
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You discussed the contents with your boss and took notes .
write
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Below sounding write only long holding notes .
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If you need to write , write notes on what is going on in class.
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She could have refused to write that note to her parents or walk obediently to the car and climb into the boot.
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During a time of meditation in that retreat, he wrote a note which survived.
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Maybe you can wave to her when she looks at you, or you can write her a note .
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He shuns telephones and uses written notes .
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Fred wrote the note , handed it to the secretary, and asked her to give it to the general manager.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
compare notes (with sb)
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The New Moms group allows us to compare notes.
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Between courses, Rebecca and I disappear into the toilet together to compare notes.
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I am eager to share my thoughts with you, to compare notes, and to get your opinions.
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I wanted the chance to compare notes and probe and ask questions, and with this approach I could.
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It was only later, when we compared notes, that we put his source down to something inhuman.
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Students and lecturers should be able to use the system to compare notes and ideas.
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The journalists gathered in knots to compare notes and decide on the best angle on the story.
drop sb a line/note
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Drop us a line sometime.
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After the people have been touched, they drop a £10 note, the usual donation, on the small table.
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Do drop me a line, Mrs Surridge, or anyone else who's interested.
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If he can not do so, perhaps he will drop me a line.
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Just wanted to drop you a note to say break a leg and all those other theatrical cliches.
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Keep a folder on your desk, and during the year drop in notes about the special things you did.
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Other cities have dropped their line items without allowing departments to keep any of their savings.
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She pulled open a drawer to drop the note in.
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The telephone isn't connected yet but you can drop a note in.
end/finish/begin etc (sth) on a high note
make a mental note
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As he came in, I made a mental note of where he put the keys.
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I let the remark pass, but made a mental note for myself.
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I said nothing to Liz, but made a mental note to ask her sister about it later.
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She made a mental note to call Marcia when she got home.
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Child circled the classroom, making mental notes of good or negative parenting behavior he would discuss with the adults later.
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He made a mental note of the byline above the Globe articles, Frank Dougherty, then sifted through the newspaper photographs.
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He made a mental note of the number of coaches and freight cars.
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He made a mental note to buy another chair.
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He made a mental note to call her and arrange a time to meet, away from her parents.
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I let the subject pass and made a mental note for myself.
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Just make a mental note of what is around.
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The student should look out for them and make a mental note of their fascinating and beautiful effect.
mention/note sth in passing
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He noted, in passing , that he had lasted longer than Texas Sen.
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In Exodus the quails were mentioned only in passing .
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Like many more, presumably, we mention Ribblehead in passing .
on a lighter note/in a lighter vein
strike a happy/cheerful/cautious etc note
thank-you letter/note/card
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a diplomatic note
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Additional sources are listed in the notes at the back of the book.
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He left a note on his desk saying he would be back in 5 minutes.
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He was devastated when he arrived home to find a note from his wife, telling him their marriage was over.
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I forgot to leave them a note to tell them we won't be home by dinnertime.
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I have notes to myself all over the house.
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I was going to write Keisha a note , but I decided to call her instead.
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If you have any complaints, let me know and I'll make a note of them.
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It is amazing how expressive she makes each note sound.
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Just a quick note to say Helen had a baby boy yesterday -- 8lbs 6oz.
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Marina spoke without using any notes.
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Mom left a note on the counter telling us she'd gone to the store.
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Police are puzzled about the man's death. There was no sign of a struggle and no suicide note .
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She ended her speech on a personal note , telling how the war had affected her family.
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She wrote a polite little note to Miss Henry, thanking her for her kindness.
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Some of the singers had a little trouble with the high notes.
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There was a strained note in Fischer's normally relaxed voice.
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There were notes on little yellow Post-Its stuck all over the report.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Before a concert in Dublin, a hand-written note was pinned to the front door of the venue.
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I expect his notes went into the university archives, and the rest of his belongings would have been sold off.
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I write a note for Joe and prop it against the scotch bottles on the bar.
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It brightens traditional noodle soups and adds a tangy note to spring rolls.
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Niels Bohr pointed it out to him and he had to add a note in proof to deal with the question.
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She was self-assured and spoke without notes, having done this so many times before.
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The bountiful buffet breakfast served each morning sets just the right note to start the day by the fresh-water swimming pool.
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The higher the notes, the higher the blood pressure.
II. verb
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
above
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But there was much evidence of divided counsels on both the Labour and Conservative sides, as has been noted above .
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As noted above , a high level of production is essential for the economic security of workers, farmers and businessmen.
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The fact that in practice logistic problems in public libraries are not given enough attention is noted above .
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As was noted above , most lawsuits are settled before going to trial.
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Then, as noted above , the assembly was used to protest against the agreement.
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As we noted above , the riders staged an organised protest against the police searches of team hotels and vehicles.
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The traditional form, as noted above , has recently been further simplified.
already
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We have already noted that a log transformation often helps when the data is the result of some process of growth.
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Some researchers have already noted that patients who stopped their therapies after 12 to 18 months suffer a recurrence of the virus.
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Gordon, who has already noted the novel view of Langdale spread beneath us, starts exhuming his camera from his sack.
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Some of these difficulties we have already noted .
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The largest group affected is, as we have already noted , that consisting of the associatives discussed in Chapter 2.
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As already noted , there are plenty of things we can do in the meantime.
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But apart from such outings, much of the organized sociability surrounding the printing-offices was, as we have already noted , segregated.
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As already noted , the attempt was a qualified success and encountered serious obstacles.
also
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The government had also noted the proliferation of schismatic religious movements over the previous few years.
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But security officials also noted several signs of amateurish work.
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But I also note that the people who want to buy national papers today are called Hinduja or Richard Desmond.
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Mr Butterfield also notes that the rules apply to managers, too.
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This sort of response was also noted in the sample task for criterion 1a.
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Also note that the numeric entries can include commas and dollar signs. 7.
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It was also noted that the men of West Belfast generally do not play a role in the latter!
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Appointments with the psychiatrist Lawrence Hatterer are also noted .
earlier
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Having said this, however, we have noted earlier the difficulties inherent in trying to mount preventive strategies.
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And, as noted earlier , the finance and senior executives at TeleCable already have the skills needed to seek equity-based support.
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We noted earlier that, as well as a shortage of science teachers in schools, there is a shortage of modern language teachers.
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Just as Bill Kestell noted earlier concerning tracks, the indirect effect of booby traps on infantry movement was serious.
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Obviously, as noted earlier , the older the children the more the socio-economic conditions influence their chances of survival.
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As noted earlier , public organizations in competitive environments often perform just as well as private organizations.
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On the contrary, as we noted earlier , his equilibrium model is a mobile one.
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As noted earlier , the ability of an entering body to penetrate the atmosphere and survive deceleration depends on its crushing strength.
here
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A full overview of the new rules is not included in Chapter 12 but their salient provisions are noted here .
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Analysts here noted this was an insignificant drop when considered against the overall value of Wall Street stock listings.
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It is interesting to note here that similar findings have been reported for employed workers.
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This fellow, Waziri, noted here .
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It is relevant to note here the author's inclusion of scenes of a physically titillating dimension.
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We might note here the central role of locales in these processes.
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Two points are noted here very briefly.
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This leads directly on to an issue which will only be noted here , leaving further discussion until the next chapter.
how
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But possibly because he had noted how Conner had lost a protest in mirror-image circumstances, he dropped his jib.
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Others noted how the fingers and the mouth worked so well together.
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I Note how the text size and line thicknesses are unchanged.
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Here we simply want to note how different this way of working is from the job-based 9 to 5.
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As they rode down the village, George noted how clean and tidy it was.
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We feel it is worth noting how this particular problem was solved, using techniques to reduce the error after convergence.
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For the bureaucracy itself, Marx noted how a Bonapartist regime virtually eliminated the risk of public scrutiny and criticism.
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Weiler notes how illegal firings have increased over time.
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So, which ones have agreements? Please note that this is not an access guide.
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Note Please advise at the time of booking if you wish to visit the Museum which is on site.
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The figures set out here apply to men, but please note that benefits for women are never less than those shown.
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While I am away please note that there will only be weekday Masses on Monday and Friday.
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Other Rallies Please note that there are rallies in: - 15.
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chapter
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As noted in chapter 4, its action program originally was based on pamphleteering and letter-writing to persuade anti-Semites of their error.
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Rights of audience before tribunals are much wider as noted in chapters 12 and 13.
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According to the beholder, the color white can mean a variety of things as noted in the chapter .
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As was noted in Chapter 31, there are several ways of looking at marketing.
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Indeed, as we have noted in chapter 2, librarians are amongst its biggest users.
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It has already been noted in chapter 1 how efficiency and equity principles are inextricably linked.
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As noted in chapter 4, this has not transpired; instead the Treasury plays the dominant role in budget provision.
liner
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Maybe those liner notes count for something after all.
number
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In particular, I am pleased to note a number of important developments stemming from action points in the first Plan.
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Mitchell noted that on a number of issues such as Medicare and college loans, unions had fought Gingrich and the Republicans.
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Many enduring results could be noted and a number of unforeseen benefits were derived.
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Please note the number of servings which each recipe makes.
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Observers noted that a large number of those involved in racketeering and smuggling were among the estimated 500,000 troops demobilized since 1987.
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He had noted the number of the Bentley.
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As we noted previously, a number of transfer functions are in current use.
point
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There are two crucial points to note in Wallman's remarks.
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But one point must be noted: Elton John and John Major ranked top of many respondents' lists.
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But he did make a point of noting that the children are living with him now.
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Two points may be noted about this analysis.
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The important point to note as you follow my progress is just how easy it is and how flexible.
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The first point to note is that sending some one a contract of employment does not involve any re-formatting of text.
report
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A January Party report in Roslavl' noted with glee that the local clergy were divided, even before the February decree.
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The report also notes a rapid increase in the number of single-parent households.
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The report , they note , reflects where students attend school, not necessarily where they live.
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Such personalized support for subordinates is a tradition, the report noted .
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Gorbachev reacted calmly to these reports , noting that he had already experienced similar opposition in several other fraternal countries.
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The report also notes the confused assumptions that governed the relationship between Kimmel and Short.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
end/finish/begin etc (sth) on a high note
make a mental note
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As he came in, I made a mental note of where he put the keys.
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I let the remark pass, but made a mental note for myself.
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I said nothing to Liz, but made a mental note to ask her sister about it later.
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She made a mental note to call Marcia when she got home.
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Child circled the classroom, making mental notes of good or negative parenting behavior he would discuss with the adults later.
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He made a mental note of the byline above the Globe articles, Frank Dougherty, then sifted through the newspaper photographs.
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He made a mental note of the number of coaches and freight cars.
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He made a mental note to buy another chair.
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He made a mental note to call her and arrange a time to meet, away from her parents.
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I let the subject pass and made a mental note for myself.
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Just make a mental note of what is around.
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The student should look out for them and make a mental note of their fascinating and beautiful effect.
mention/note sth in passing
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He noted, in passing , that he had lasted longer than Texas Sen.
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In Exodus the quails were mentioned only in passing .
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Like many more, presumably, we mention Ribblehead in passing .
on a lighter note/in a lighter vein
thank-you letter/note/card
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Note that the compound is more stable at high temperatures.
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Before leaving, she noted the times of the return trains.
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Encourage the children to note the colors and textures of the fabrics.
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He chatted to her, noting how her face reddened every time Ian's name was mentioned.
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He read the text carefully, noting down the queries to be resolved later.
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I noted her habit of looking at the floor whenever I asked her a question.
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I couldn't help but note that Jenny doesn't phone or call around to see you anymore.
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It should be noted that the witness did not recognize the defendant.
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Stuart noted the telephone number on a business card.
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The report noted a complete disregard for safety regulations.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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He noted that the poverty level for a family of four is now about $ 16, 000 a year.
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I have already noted his rejection of utilitarianism as an interpretation of the aim and purpose of life.
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In the central tradition, as noted, the depression was a routine affliction.
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Moreover, times have changed in another way, less commonly noted.
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Mr Butterfield also notes that the rules apply to managers, too.
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No significant differences in sphincter pressure were noted.
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Please note that car hire is not bookable on Viewdata.
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This condition means that the Pareto exponent and we may note that a rise in s 1 reduces the Pareto exponent.