Rather, it's meant to "provide a note of welcome.
Julian likens the view to that of the Bay of Naples, at least on a sunny day, and that provides a note of sophistication.
The university has given Clark books on tape, provided a note taker for lectures on world regional geography and allowed extra time on tests.
To commemorate her 50th book, Ms. Steel provided a note to her readers in each free book in her inimitable romantic style.
Pressure for a boom may therefore be building.But Scott Sumner provides a note of caution: household formation has also fallen dramatically in recent years.
In such instances, Mr. Filicia suggests a glass cloche, from mecoxgardens.com, and provides a note to go with it: "Put your favorite things inside and it's just like our relationship: I'm on the outside looking in".
"Following our previous discussions on integrated health," it opens, "I agreed to provide a note on the outcome of my Department's recent consultation document on the statutory regulation of herbal medicine and acupuncture".
Before we're accused of putting you off, however, let's provide a note of optimism from trainee Susan whoanga-Wamai, who told Guardian Careers: "There are jobs out there, you just have to work hard to get them".
Peggy, everyone's second-favorite precocious youngster, provided a note of comic relief, soaking Roger for $400 in cash when he needed a plan for Mohawk Airlines done over the weekend.
But the upturn in real estate prices nonetheless provided a note of cheer this week in a country whose consumers were already more optimistic — or at least less pessimistic — than they had been in years.
