[Used to indicate a notable or particular example of a previous mentioned group].
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Serious Money: Emerging markets have come of age, most notably in Asia.
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London's weakness mirrored similar performances across Europe, notably in France and Germany.
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Most notably, perhaps, is Boris Johnson's election as prime minister last year.
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The government has refused to consider increasing general contributions, notably employers' contributions.
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The migration rate in Ukraine and Russia, for example, is notably high.
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But so far the central bank has been notably short on detail.
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Stock markets made strong gains last year and volatility was notably absent.
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It also has a large presence in many African countries, notably Nigeria.
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Violence has become more frequent in nearby regions, notably Ingushetia, in 2008.
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The response from many London MPs, particularly Conservatives, was notably more hostile.
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Most notably, no one else has access to the new tracking system.
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Thus, any security vulnerabilities found now could notably impact the final version.
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He remarked that notably, British troops were still based in Northern Ireland.
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Others, notably the French government, treated him at times like a terrorist.
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A number of the established usual suspects were notably underwhelming last Sunday.
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However, on the outskirts changes were apparent enough; notably in dwelling-house architecture.
