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There are notably few women on the Telegraph list.

You'd think there would be jokes here, and there are notably two, built on broad caricature.

There are notably few references to the F-word, "fat," replaced in the show, as it is in the industry, by the euphemistic "plus size".

Despite the common perception that New York apartment living is an isolating experience, there are notably social buildings throughout the city.

"There are, notably, works of fraud where revising or withdrawing the book is possible or even recommended, but this is not one of those cases," he said.

In a statement, the organisation adds: "The soundscape starts silently, and there are notably no alarms or sirens throughout, as on the night, just the noise of crickets and the hum of the factory.

When this week's game was announced in October last year, there was notably more excitement surrounding it than there had been in previous seasons.

There is notably less excitement from the girls when they ask me what I'm cooking for dinner and the answer is venison.

At the same time, in comparison to past patterns of joblessness, some conference participants said, there is notably less "churn" in the ranks of the unemployed.

An argument for the success of contemporary art in Scotland is that there was – notably in Glasgow - space for experimentation without London's market pressure.

Four days earlier – without the collective energy given off by Kevin Muscat and Arnold – there were notably more seagulls at AAMI Park with the ice-cool Sven-Göran Eriksson on the sideline.