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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a notable one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that stands out or is significant in a particular context.
Example: "Her contribution to the project was a notable one, greatly enhancing its overall quality."
Alternatives: "a significant one" or "an important one."
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Such statements are rare, but Trump uttered a notable one on October 16th, during a joint press conference with Mitch McConnell, the Senate Majority Leader, in the Rose Garden of the White House.
Parker almost puts her own stamp on Blanche and proves her Broadway debut is a notable one.
One where Spongebob Squarepants character Squidward sits on the edge of his bed and cries tears is a notable one, and Candle Cove even hints at this kind of thing.
It's a small pocket but a notable one".
A notable one is his opposition to gay marriage.
This is a small difference, but a notable one.
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A less notable one was Messier's value on the power play.
Including a particularly notable one in which the landlord of a building on East 72nd Street near Fifth Avenue is seeking to vacate all 23 apartments, with a total of 65 rooms, to create a quadruplex for himself, his wife and two children, as well as a duplex for his sister-in-law's family of four.
Indeed, its architect, William Rouse, gave the building a particularly notable one of copper, which has a higher initial cost than galvanized iron but does not need regular painting.
The move is a very notable one given that WhatsApp has always taken a very aggressive 'no spam' approach to its business.
It's certainly been a transitional year for the site, what with Shimpi departing and passing the baton on to Smith and his team, but then 2014 itself has been a particularly notable one for online media.
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