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Meanings of note earlier in English
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Usage of note earlier in English
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The company's shares plunged 20% after the issue was flagged by a broker noteearlier.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani had struck a more positive noteearlier, saying there was "nothing that cannot be resolved".
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However, the VDMA engineering industry association struck a more cautious noteearlier this month, forecasting output in the sector would stagnate next year.
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I would have answered your noteearlier, Mr. Livingston, but I have been waiting, hoping I could give you some more satisfactory reply.
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A Bernstein Research noteearlier this year also concluded that the EPA rules on air toxics would lead old coal plants into early retirements.
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Sanford C. Bernstein analyst Ronny Gal said in a research noteearlier this week that odds of the transaction closing were less than 20 percent.
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The downgrade "could, alongside market weakness, push Hungary toward engaging more constructively with the IMF and EU," Barclays said in a noteearlier on Thursday.
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Credit Suisse analysts valued the 66 percent stake in Oyu Tolgoi at $13.3 billion in a noteearlier this week.
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And, as Sokolov had correctly notedearlier, she could afford the indulgence.
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As notedearlier, there are about 500 different ways to personalize this vehicle.
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As I notedearlier, a TAB precedes a space in the collating sequence.
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Plate tectonics, as we notedearlier, is driven by currents in the mantle.
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There was, as had been notedearlier, a vast outpouring of musical creativity.
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As notedearlier, we believe the company could pursue additional discretionary investments through 2013.
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As I notedearlier, that's only the more obvious reason to bounce this proposal.
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But, as notedearlier, that's at odds with what the candidate himself is saying.