"Guillotine," Elisa shot back, without raising her eyes from the notes she was making.
The dialogue seems transcribed from the notes of a "Donahue!"-era encounter group ("I reject your headache!").
He's a frustratingly restrained vocalist, a chronic undersinger who almost always sounds as if he's pulling back from the notes.
"Everything that's in that story is verifiable from the notes that I took on our interview," Mr. Fletcher said.
The judge concluded from the notes that any blacks summoned for jury duty "had a strike against them before they even entered the courthouse".
If those allegations are true, there is no sign from the notes of the Feb. 5 meeting at Andersen's Houston office that anyone there knew it.
In the Whittington case, crucial checks are said to be missing from the notes of the doctor who first saw the baby.
Whereas People Time was a relatively traditional sketch show, 2016, liberated from the notes of television executives, is a far weirder and more impressionistic affair.
For example, C major 7th is made up from the notes CEGB, containing both C major (CEG) and E minor (EGB) triads.
The Americans' case against Mr. Trofimoff emerged largely from the notes of a former K.G.B. archivist, Vasili Mitrokhin, who defected to England in 1992.
He likes looking back at old notes, reliving his reporting and writing, though he shrugs off the suggestion that visitors might learn something about him from the notes, "unless they like some of the sketches".
