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take note

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Verb1.take note - observe with care or pay close attention to; "Take note of this chemical reaction"


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But she plans to take notes on the Olympic Stadium where she will go for a relay medal with Team GB at August's World Championships.
All I'm saying is that I don't take notes or use a tape recorder because it induces a self-consciousness on their part if you tell people you're going to do something.
As you might or might know, every poker online site allows players to take notes on other players Constantly taking notes on other players will give you an advantage in future hands and future Sit-N-Go games As you might or might know, every poker online site allows players to take notes on other players.
 
 
 
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