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Or "Bring Back Birdie"? "Love Never Dies" opened Tuesday after two weeks of previews, a notably brief time for so anticipated a project.

Mr. Gore made his comments in a notably brief speech to a group of scholars and staff members at the Brookings Institution, one of Washington's most prominent research organizations.

The one woman to ascend to the United States Senate had a notably brief career: in 1922, Rebecca Felton, 87, was appointed to warm the seat for a newly elected male senator until he could be sworn in.

With Mr Bush, that period has been notably brief.

Babbitt's notably brief reduction of "Souper" stressed the evanescence of the poetry.

In a notably gloomy briefing on August 11th, Lieutenant-General William Mayville, director of operations at the Joint Staff, was at pains to make clear that American power was not "somehow breaking the momentum of the threat" posed by IS.

England lost by nearly 300 runs on that occasion, a notably low ebb in the brief captaincy career of Ian Botham.

Much of Dr. Saguy's text is academic and requires some determination to penetrate, but she also provides immensely readable nuggets, notably a brief discussion of her experiences attending an annual convention of the National Association to Advance Fat Acceptance, where, seven months pregnant, she underwent a funhouse-mirror body-image transformation worthy of Alice in Wonderland.

Satrapi does things in film that she can't on the page: notably, a brief history of the Shah's regime, done as a pastiche of traditional puppet theatre; and the witty use of the 1980s hit "Eye of the Tiger" to show her rallying after a suicide attempt.

The communities and local government secretary, Sajid Javid, a notably reluctant Remain campaigner before the referendum, stepped outside his brief to condemn the decision as "unacceptable".

The Digest is a notably cheerful and optimistic magazine, and we ordinarily pick up a copy each month to enjoy a brief flash of the bluebird's wings.