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"note that it was" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to draw attention to a specific detail or fact that follows. Example: "Note that it was John, not Mary, who won the award for best actor." In this sentence, "note that it was" emphasizes the subject of the sentence, John, and clarifies any confusion about who won the award.
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While he's not quite as detailed as the participants in our My First Pill strand have been thus far, he does note that, "it was great, yeah!
After about two hours, a professor who had been silent until then interrupted a colleague to note that "it was 7 30 and time to quit".
But the Iraqis note that it was the Saddam Hussein government that canceled the Lukoil contract.
He may note that it was through primaries that Obama was launched into the White House.
They note that it was Donald Rumsfeld, a hawkish secretary of defence, who first promoted the AFRICOM idea.
Victims' advocates took note that it was the bishops themselves appointing the people who would scrutinize them.
Sehorn did note that it was avoiding similar injuries that helped make St . Louisso formable a year ago.
'The Five-Year Engagement' — now is the time to note that it was produced by Judd Apatow — draws from an especially well-stocked pond".
Museum officials were quick to note that it was a playful, not curatorial, offering, less Cannes than I Can Haz Film Fest, as the Lolcats might have it.
" Boras denied that he made promises to Soriano, but he did note that it was an obvious decision to opt out.
Analysts were taken by surprise by the OFT's announcement, with Numis writing in a research note that it was "frankly stunned".
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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