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Meanings of notable in English
Widely known and esteemed.
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Usage of notable in English
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Those funds still carry a notable long position in the market, however.
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So far, Iraq has achieved several notable successes on the political level.
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Avoid asking when there's a notable market or industry downturn, for example.
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Risk models with combined genetic and environmental factors have notable discrimination power.
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But notable exceptions include major developing countries such as China and India.
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A notable exception: Behavioral interview questions may require more time to answer.
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The most notable of these crossings was that in the Montello sector.
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However, the game did make some notable storytelling strides past Mass Effect.
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The difference between population growth rates in Australia's major cities is notable.
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The latest recession is notable for the way it destroyed households' wealth.
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It also said there have notable increase in the number of submarines.
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One notable absence from the program was political satire on Britain today.
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It was notable, however, that he deployed a similar system last night.
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Although not every individual market suffered, there were still some notable casualties.
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The Press is amongst the best and most notable in the world.
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The year 1861 was notable in the history of the American Museum.
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