Examples of using Take note in English and their translations into Polish
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Well, take note of this!
Take note, because that's what you're doing right now. You hear that, kids?
Pavitch, take note.
To whom it may concern, take note.
Yes, Ben Wheeler, take note.
So, airports of the world, take note.
Three hurricanes in four years have emptied our cash reserves, so take note.
So take note. Three hurricanes in four years have emptied our cash reserves.
The EU should also take note of the recent, very ambitious US innovation plan5.
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Take note that if a child eats at the same time,
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Please take note, however, that the abolition of the exequatur procedure applies to judicial procedures started after the 10th of January 2015 only.
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EU countries should take note: there are no benefits from GM crops great enough to offset these impacts.
We must specifically take note in this regard of the Council conclusions on data protection that were adopted at the February meeting of the Justice and Home Affairs Council.
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