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Princeton's WordNet

1. notablyadverb

   especially; in particular

   "notably in the social sciences, the professors teach too much"

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1. President Francois Hollande:

   We have proof that attacks have been planned from Syria against several countries, notably France, my responsibility is to ensure that we are informed as much as possible on the threats to our country ... so I have asked the defense minister that from tomorrow reconnaissance flights begin over Syria that will enable us to consider air strikes against Islamic State.

2. Paul Bernal:

   Many people have been coming to the realization that letting Facebook build its empire through acquisitions, most notably of WhatsApp and Instagram, has not been a good thing, and that something has to be done about it, this ruling could be a step on that path.

3. Miguel McKelvey:

   Notably, Mr. McKelvey's email to WeWork's employees wholly ignores the specific allegations concerning the assaults, the fact that our client complained, a surreptitious photo taken of our client, etc.

4. David Benjamin Lumenta:

   Health topics, notably cancer, have always been of interest to the general public, and the predominant sources of information range from traditional media( magazines, newspapers) to Internet-based health platforms, the general public. . . have obtained most of their information about health and disease even before consulting a specialist, in most cases without specific background knowledge.

5. Justin Lederer:

   There's a complete risk-off trade around the world and U.S. Treasuries have notably become a clear beneficiary of that risk-off tone.

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