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in the PONS Dictionary
I. note [nəʊt, Am noʊt] N
1. note (short informal letter):
2. note (reminder):
3. note FIN (written promise of payment):
6. note (mood):
II. note [nəʊt, Am noʊt] VB trans form
1. note (write down):
2. note (mention, observe):
I. lecture [ˈlektʃəʳ, Am -tʃɚ] N a. UNIV
II. lecture [ˈlektʃəʳ, Am -tʃɚ] VB trans
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The yield on the 10-year Treasury note dropped precipitously as prices on the notes surged.
www.ctvnews.ca It is important to note that not all analog proofing systems are capable of rending the low dot gain associated with the process.
en.wikipedia.org We note also that in a carbon-constrained financial market, ongoing investments in coal carry significant stranded-asset risk and potential downside for national economies dependent on returns from coal mining.
reneweconomy.com.au His thoughts chime with those of many finance industry leaders who have called for industry to take greater note of its social responsibilities.
www.telegraph.co.uk In fact, the only false note in this debut novel is that corny title.
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