Certainly its authors noticed: they sued the rapper who, at first, claimed his minor alteration of the notes constituted a new composition.
Bank notes entered circulation as the money banks lent to their borrowers, and these notes constituted most of the total currency in circulation.
Indeed, the very scholar whose uncompleted notes constitute the bulk of the book's literary references, which are so copious and catholic it seems ridiculous to try to provide even a suggestion of their scope.
Twardowski's unpublished manuscripts, often complete sets of lecture notes, constitute a considerable part of his philosophical corpus.
In addition, convertible notes constitute debt and not equity, and debt is much less forgiving if you encounter a downside situation before it converts into equity.
Advancing at a slower statistical rate than competitors whose big percentage gains reflect their low initial baselines does not, he notes, constitute decline.
The audio recordings and the field notes constituted the database upon which this report is based.
Therefore the notes constituted the material for the analyses in those cases (in all thirteen cases, ten from a group and three from an individual interview).
I am sure these gloat-notes constitute a breach of Human Rights regulations, Lina.
Does a 'suicide note' constitute an authentic and authoritative 'living will'?
