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Notably, the group does not include any local phone companies.

So everything else had to be cut- notably the space program.

Used only when the results are notably better than chance.

It's also notably less common among those with young children.

Most notably from the class in the 50's through 60's.

In fact, the resources, notably teachers, were not to be available after the war.

Several states now report performance by race, most notably Texas.

Notably, the Act did not change the official name of the state.

He notably served as the head of the school's music department from 1942 to 1947.

The film did not do notably well at the box office.

The new report shows the same is true among older Americans, notably those in their 20's.

The working days, notably in times of great demand, were very long.

The university is also most notably known for its international exchange programs.

It was notably the first television series ever to be made based on the books.

But the effects are notably different at the two sites.

At the same time, they are notably different in personality.

We have seen most notably in left us to be succeeded by.

For example, I had not been notably successful on the stage.

The public support is notably less than for many other cultural institutions.

Notably, the force the person uses need not be actually necessary.

They were a notably devoted couple but had no children.

Men claim less than women, notably in the 20-50 age group.

But there have also been some very successful ones, notably in information technology.

Most of her works are based on stories from other media, notably video games.

Notably, the younger the children were, the more they thought the rules should be used.