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Observe

To take notice of by appropriate conduct to conform ones action or practice to to keep to heed to obey to

Not attracting notice not conspicuous

Any notice word or communication written or verbal sent from one person to another

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Summons to appear as before a judge

a noticeable decline in performance as a falloff in automobile sales

Noticing with attention hence careful wary considerate

Calling for notice compelling attention notorious heinous as a crying evil

To take notice of to regard with special attention to regard as worthy of special consideration hence to care for to

Notice of a proposed marriage proclaimed in a church or other place prescribed by law in order that any

Cenninga, notice given by a buyer to a seller that the thing sold was claimed by another, that he might

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