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In a statement, Mr. Obama took note of Mr. Kerry's bipartisan support.

But Baker wasn't the only one that took note of Burke's attitude.

I hope the Guardian readers of Norwich took note of David Reed's comments about the school run (Letters, 18 March).

Shelby also took note of Scalia's dissent in this year's Windsor case, which struck down the Defense of Marriage Act.

Even at the reliably nationalistic Huanqiu site, commenters took note of Obama's acknowledgement of American weakness: "What a contrast with China.

She took note of George's unusual drawing skills and arranged for him to have art and music lessons outside school.

Pena, however, took note of Ramirez, who was maybe 5 feet 8 inches and 140 pounds at the time, but played with noticeable determination and surprising confidence.

The critics took note of Mr. Raitt's fine voice but otherwise did not like the production and it closed after only 94 performances.

Everyone took note of Robert's courage under pressure, high ethical standards, perseverance, curiosity, adaptability, respect for diversity, and team-building skills.

He says that he quickly took note of Anderson Cooper's talent for displaying empathy (Cooper replaced Aaron Brown in November 2005), and also decided that Dobbs's program was fine as it was.

"The supervisory board and the chairman and CEO of Publicis Groupe took note of Kevin Roberts' decision to step down with effect from 1 September 2016, prior to his retirement date due in May 2017".