It might be worth making a note of what you've changed and where, so you can retrace your steps more easily.
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The company didn't say it was acting on these data points, just that it was making a note of human behavior.
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By owning my mistake, apologizing and making a note of what I should do correctly the next time, I was able to move on.
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There's only a little standard repertoire in the pile, so I do a quick read-through of everything, making a note of what will need polishing before my first called rehearsal next week.
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But making a note of all "known or suspected" caravan travelers when they're apprehended means that other government officials — from asylum officers trying to determine whether someone has a "credible fear" of persecution, to assistant US attorneys choosing which border-crossers to prosecute for illegal entry — will know which migrants are suspected to be part of the caravan Trump has identified as an "invasion"-level threat.
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Tomalin (1997), 261. Todd describes Sanditons heroine, Diana Parker, as an "energetic invalid". In the novel, Austen mocked hypochondriacs and though she describes the heroine as "bilious", five days after abandoning the novel she wrote of herself that she was turning "every wrong colour" and living "chiefly on the sofa".Todd (2015), 13 She put down her pen on 18 March 1817, making a note of it.
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Herc now works as an investigator for defense attorney Maurice Levy, who previously represented the Barksdale Organization. He is able to provide Levy with information from his contacts in the police, including Carver, but he is irritated when Levy takes on Stanfield as a client. Herc meets Carver for drinks and admits feelings of remorse for some of his actions as a police officer. He attempts to redeem himself by making a note of Stanfield's confidential phone number from Levy's Rolodex and handing it to Carver, who then passes it on to Freamon.
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Critical reaction to the episode was largely positive. The Independents Neela Debnath observed a "constant stream of comedy that ran alongside the suspense", while Tom Sutcliffe, also for The Independent, commends Moffat's "real poignancy" and how "barely a minute passes without a line that's worth making a note of". Sutcliffe continues to praise "lovely performances and great writing", and that "the whole thing is filmed with such invention". Sarah Crompton, for The Telegraph, asserts that "Cumberbatch is utterly credible as a man who lives entirely in his cerebellum with little regard for the world outside, make Sherlock the perfect depiction of Holmes for our times".
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The Aircat proved effective at many types of missions: in its 104 missions in 1965, encompassing reconnaissance, flank security, and assaults, it killed 86 VC, destroyed 26 of their boats, and achieved most mission objectives. Aircats were able to clear obstacles that proved insurmountable for other boats. The Aircat could cross high dikes at and there were several examples of US troops encountering obstacles or blockades in other watercraft, such as Swift Boats and river patrol boats, making a note of the obstacle, and then returning in Aircats and proceeding over it. These characteristics made the Aircat invaluable during the rainy monsoon season, as it could easily cross flooded rice paddies and jump dikes between paddies.
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Some in the team are angry at Mani as they felt that he hadn't done anything during the previous day's firing on purpose. Mani realizing that something has to be done immediately to stay alive, sends some pictures to his friends in Kerala of the team laying on floor without any facilities and making a note of their current situation. Back in Kerala after receiving his message, the news gets featured on a newspaper and Sam J. Mathan is forced to take action and quickly makes arrangement to send more bullets and ammunition for the team. Two cops Rajan (Asif Ali) and Balan (Vinay Forrt) continue their journey in a train from Kerala to Chhattisgarh with the necessary bullets and ammunition that has been allotted.
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