I think you want to make a note of that.
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Whip out your favourite jottings book and make a note of that.
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I make a note of my half, and then head to bed.
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Make a note of places to make a quick exit or to hide.
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Make a note of alternative login methods, and make sure you're always covered.
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This could just be the pressure change, but I do make a note of it.
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I always make a note of the racial makeup of a room I walk into.
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Note your exact spot: Once you've established the location, make a note of it, i.e.
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I did make a note of TIRANE and IRANIAN, SEAPLANE and SEALANT, and SWEENEY and SOO.
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Make a note of the phrases you type a lot and put together some shortcuts to save yourself some time.
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Run a search on the site you want to add, then make a note of the URL, like this one.
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Unlike Justice Thomas, Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Alito did not make a note of disagreeing with the Louisiana order.
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Make a note of what number the port is labeled with — it should usually be anywhere between one and five.
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"But we make a note of that and will follow these developments," he said, speaking after the company's results presentation.
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For the same reason, make a note of and photograph serial numbers as well, though don't include them in the listings.
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Some mapping apps, like Google Maps, can automatically detect where you parked and make a note of it on a map.
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That's something in the room we're aware of and make a note of and from there I thought we locked it down.
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The thread will make a note of the save so all the people in the Group will see that you saved the message.
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But I did make a note of it as a jumbly word that was bound to be in a puzzle itself, one day.
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Make a note of where your important files and folders are saved, the apps you use most often, and the folders those apps use.
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But I do want to make a note of some polls that have Trump ahead in places like Nevada, Arizona and close in Florida.
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It only means they did not choose to pen dissents of their own, sign Justice Sotomayor's dissent, or make a note of their votes.
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First, take another look at The Mountain in that top image and make a note of his gleaming, not-a-scratch-on-it body armour.
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Standing guard at the entrance to residential communities, officers make a note of the time and date of the person's departure, according to the Post.
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This is a great place to jot down snippets, thoughts, to do lists, ideas, and anything else you want to make a note of temporarily.
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Read through your last few bank statements and make a note of all the charges related to grabbing food or drinks outside of the house.
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Every time the kids say something hilarious or sweet, or do something for the first time, I make a note of the time and date.
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Before you head to the store, make a note of what you tried to do with your busted piece of tech and what happened as a result.
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I stumble upon music constantly, so anytime I find something or my friends put something out, I make a note of it and I write it up.
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Most of us have some kind of to-do list we keep and refer to in our lives, but do you ever make a note of your accomplishments?
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When you go to the dentist for a cleaning, they usually make a note of how much you bleed, so they know what your "normal" is, she says.
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Reporters and critics from The New York Times fly in to see the newest batch of films and make a note of what to follow in the coming year.
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Finally, make a note of the size of the hole behind the existing escutcheon (sometimes called a rosette or backplate), as the replacement hardware will need to completely cover it.
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Make a note of deductible expenses, charitable donations and other relevant tax info so you aren't combing through receipts and credit card statements next year when the details aren't as fresh.
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"And I just want to make a note of apology for the idiotic behavior of my president," De Niro said at the event to launch a new business development, CBC reported.
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Open your broker&aposs trading website or appOnce you&aposve done your research and are sure of your investment, make a note of the name and ticker symbol for the mutual fund.
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Instead of spending your money on the things that you don't need just because they're sale, make a note of the what you do need and then wait for them to go on sale.
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It can also help for people to make a note of specific things in the movie that bother them, she says, and have a conversation afterward with a counselor or someone they can trust.
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As you look at the images and read the captions, make a note of the people whose performances you saw and liked, as well as the movies and/or television shows they appeared on.
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There are also look back pages where you're asked to acknowledge and reflect on your wins, record the lessons you've learned, make a note of your progress, and rate your satisfaction with the previous week.
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He said the doctor assured him he would make a note of the case and send it on, but it is unclear whether any action was taken, and Mr. Mulvin is now one of several men suing Ohio State.
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If you mention that you're celebrating a special occasion, such as a birthday or anniversary, at the time of booking, many hotels make a note of the event in your reservation, said Mr. Ezon, and may upgrade you when you check in.
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Current Events Conversation Last week saw so many wonderful comments that we were moved to make a note of it on Twitter: The best of all that commenting can be seen below in the individual posts and conversations we chose as favorites.
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The MAC address for your Chromecast, which can be used to identify it as a device on the hotel network, appears in the Home app during the setup process, so start this as normal and then make a note of it once it appears.
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According to police, Mr. Canuel alerted the waitstaff to his allergy when he arrived at the restaurant, reminded about the allergy when he ordered, and went so far as to tell the waiter to make a note of his condition and to alert the kitchen.
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From the sounds of it, certain areas of any city may act as "spawn points" for different types of Pokémon — so if you're travelling along and you happen to notice a bunch of the same rare Pokémon flash up in your "Nearby" box, make a note of their location.
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When you're hurtling through the countryside you probably won't be able to catch many Pokémon or visit any stops (by the time you click on them they'll likely be "too far away") — but you will be able to make a note of the things that could be worth re-visiting on another occasion.
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I find little things—often local, often in another country or community somewhere—that were these ideas that seem to be working and it would catch fire and other places would do it, and so I thought, OK, let's make a note of those things and that will keep me from falling completely into despair.
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Fair enough, it's not easy to remember a dozen or so backup codes, but if you must make a note of them, at least make sure that note is secure: Locked away in a safe, for example, or inside a different app that you know is going to be well protected (such as a password manager or digital vault).
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If you realize when you're ready to chime in that the conversation has moved on, you still have two options: make a note of your idea (and share it over email or after the meeting, if relevant), or you can say, "I'd like to move back to an earlier point..." Not every idea you have will be a hit, but that's okay.
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It's fair to say the smartphone camera has become the digital tool of most use, rendering the average person's camera roll essentially a memory buffer where carefully composed photographs rub up against snaps of receipts, funny stuff you saw on the street and fancied sharing with friends, and, sometimes, snippets of text you came across in a (paper) book and wanted to make a note of.
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A concrete way to further investigate issues raised in the lesson above, the exercise can be done in as little as one class period: Read today's New York Times with a pen in hand, or with fingers ready to click, and make a note of every article, essay, review, photograph or video that you think significantly comments on women's lives and roles in the world.
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The journal was originally subtitled "a medium of inter-communication for literary men, artists, antiquaries, genealogists, etc". It is now subtitled "For readers and writers, collectors and librarians". Its motto was once "When found, make a note of", the catchphrase of Capt. Cuttle, a character in Dickens's novel Dombey and Son.
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The father was a member of The Polytech Choir. Both parents had their roots in the Lappeenranta vicinity. Lehtinen went to school in the Herttoniemi primary school and the Kulosaari Secondary School. He was given his nickname "Emu" during his school years: the classroom for natural history had a board, where the students could make a note of passing migratory birds.
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Charles Scribner's > Sons. p. 186. Commenting on mediums from the early 20th century, historian Ruth Brandon noted: > There were a number of recognized methods in use. Some were very down-to- > earth. When a medium visited a new town, he was advised to visit the local > cemetery and make a note of names, dates, and any other information to be > obtained from the tombstones.
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He was sufficiently cautious to ask a friend to make a note of the stranger's car registration number.Preston, p. 198 On 24 October Newton, now driving a Ford saloon, met Scott by arrangement in Combe Martin, just north of Barnstaple. Newton explained that he had to drive to Porlock, about 25 miles away, and suggested that Scott accompany him—he and Scott could talk on the journey.
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According to Keck, Offenbach would first make a note of melodies a libretto suggested to him in a notebook or straight onto the librettist's manuscript. Next using full score manuscript paper he wrote down vocal parts in the centre, then a piano accompaniment at the bottom possibly with notes on orchestration. When Offenbach felt sure the work would be performed, he began full orchestration, often employing a codified system.
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Given evidence, Rivers came to conclude that something had happened to him on the upper floor of that house, the memory of which was entirely suppressed because it "interfered with [his] comfort and happiness". In addition to that specific memory being inaccessible, his sensory memory in general appears to have been severely handicapped from that moment. If Rivers ever did access the veiled memory, he did not appear to make a note of it. The nature of the experience is open to conjecture.
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Unsurprisingly, the illiterate wife of a farm labourer was unable to convince the jury of her innocence. However, in 2019 the conviction was deemed unsafe on the BBC TV show Murder Mystery in my Family, during which programme, even the barrister acting for the prosecution advised the judge that Sarah should not have been found guilty. Of course this was not known at the time and this case influenced a change in the law on selling arsenic – requiring vendors to make a note of the purchaser's name, address and reason for needing poison.
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Hankey subsequently wrote, "I do not usually make a note of private conversations but some points arose which gave an indication of the line which Mr Churchill is likely to take in forthcoming debates (on munitions and supply) in Parliament". A week later, Reginald Leeper, a senior Foreign Office official and confidant of Robert Vansittart, visited Churchill to convey their views on the need to use the League of Nations to counter German aggression. Vansittart wrote, "there is no time to lose. There is indeed a great danger that we shall be too late".
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In 2003, Foster complained to the Australian Press Council about articles that appeared in The Courier-Mail on 10, 11 and 12 March.Adjudication No. 1224 (December 2003) , Australian Press Council. Retrieved 13 November 2009 He complained that the articles said he had "fleeced" or "duped" investors. The APC noted that although the Courier-Mail was "extremely tardy" in its response to complaints from Foster, the paper published a clarification on its letters page on 7 October 2003 and agreed to make a note of the clarification on its online copies.
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To combat these errors monitors are usually hired by the sponsor to audit the CRF to make sure the CRF contains the correct data. When the study administrators or automated mechanisms process the CRFs that were sent to the sponsor by local researchers, they make a note of queries. Queries are non-sensible or questionable data that must be explained. Examples of data that would lead to a query: a male patient being on female birth control medication or having had an abortion, or a 15-year-old participant having had hip replacement surgery.
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In March 2008 at the age of 17, Little joined Arsenal in the FA Women's Premier League National Division. She scored her first goal for the club in April, during a 4–1 win over Chelsea before 5,000 fans at Emirates Stadium. Arsenal manager Vic Akers told reporters: "Make a note of this kid, she's going to be a big player." She was not eligible to play in Arsenal's 4–1 FA Women's Cup Final victory over Leeds United on 5 May 2008. Little played in every league match during the 2008–09 season bar one, scoring 24 goals.
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" Hammond supported the enlistment of women as combat soldiers during World War I. He believed that women would make better soldiers than men and that he would prefer to see mixed regiments of men and women. "If women could acquire the physical strength and could be disciplined -- (make a note of that) AND COULD BE DISCIPLINED -- they would dominate the earth." Hammond believed that women were "the real fighting sex" but that the American society "mollycoddled" women and promoted overindulgent lifestyles in regard to diet and exercise. "If women were forced to enjoy the rigorous training entailed by life in a fighting army, this overindulgence would of course be summarily stopped.
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Mother sometimes makes condescending remarks about Patsy, even in her presence, once telling Edina that "poor dear sad old Patsy" is not a suitable or reliable friend. Mother has occasionally confused a drag queen for Patsy. When Mother's never-seen husband dies in the episode "Death", Edina infuriates Saffron by responding to the news with a blank stare and the question "Did he leave a will?" Mother doesn't seem to care much either (she had to make a note of his funeral date), realising that she'll have a bit more room at her house, and explaining to Saffron that she has had longer to get used to the idea of her husband dying.
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The band encouraged people to make a note of the release date and to download the single, with Lindz West, LZ7's frontman, remarking: "What we don't want is anyone phoning up stations and saying 'Why aren't you playing this song?', because that just creates a bad name for us in the first place. What we do want is people buying it and getting it to the position where it has to go on the radio airplay lists and the stations have to play it." "This Little Light" was officially released in the UK exclusively as a digital download at midnight on 26 September through download stores such as iTunes and 7digital.
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In March 1927, Rodgers and Hart had traveled to Paris from London to meet with the arranger Robert Russell Bennett, also an American, to try to persuade him to orchestrate the songs for their upcoming London revue, One Dam' Thing After Another. On their way back to Paris from a sightseeing expedition to Versailles, a truck came within a hair of demolishing the cab the two songwriters, along with their two female companions, were riding in. As the truck rattled by, one of the young women cried out in apparent fright, “Oh! My heart stood still!” Without losing a beat, Hart, apparently unaffected by what must have been a nerve jangling moment, instantly urged the unfailingly conscientious Rodgers to make a note of her exclamation as a potential song title.
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