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View definitions for take note

take note

verb as in remark

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verb as in spy

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Investors immediately took note of the comments by Williams, who is normally very careful in how he chooses his words about coming policy decisions.

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Investors in small-cap stocks, as well as the equal-weight version of the S&P 500, take note.

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Markets appear to have taken note of her irresponsibility.

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Putin, sitting to his right atop the Gate of Heavenly Peace, took note.

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Analysts have been taking note for some time.

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