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On Friday, the governor notified the legislature of her decision.notified = told
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Twitter notified its users of the change with a banner at the top of the app.
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Did you notify the credit card company about your new address.notify = tell
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She failed to notify us as required by the contract.
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And I'll notify Mr. Hammond that we're starting our final cleanup. (source)
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Miss Hennepin had notified Roy's mother, so he had to repeat the story when he got home from school, and once more when his father returned from work. (source)notified = told
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So it seems they are not sure the crew were killed, or they would have notified us long before this.† (source)notified = told someone about something
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I'll notify the mayor?' said Barton Snode.† (source)notify = tell someone about something
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Notifying the base gave the personnel there some time to find cover before seven or eight mortar rounds landed.† (source)Notifying = telling someone about something
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and-so (to wit, Mitya) accused of this and of that (all the charges were carefully written out) and having considered that the accused, not pleading guilty to the charges made against him, had brought forward nothing in his defense, while the witnesses, so-and-so, and so-and-so, and the circumstances such-and-such testify against him, acting in accordance with such-and-such articles of the Statute Book, and so on, has ruled, that, in order to preclude so-and-so (Mitya) from all means of evading pursuit and judgment he be detained in such-and-such a prison, which he hereby notifies to the accused and communicates a copy of this same "Committal" to the deputy prosecutor, and so on, and so on.† (source)notifies = tells someone about something
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What had happened, what had gone wrong, why had Father died, why hadn't I been notified?† (source)notified = told someone about something
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But you must be quiet now, while I notify your family unit.† (source)notify = tell someone about something
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A few days after this, we received a letter notifying me that I had been awarded a full scholarship and that I was to leave for Beijing in four weeks, just after the Chinese New Year.† (source)notifying = telling someone about something
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To make one's coulpe means to prostrate one's self flat on one's face during the office in front of the prioress until the latter, who is never called anything but our mother, notifies the culprit by a slight tap of her foot against the wood of her stall that she can rise.† (source)notifies = tells someone about something
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Have the police been notified of the charge?† (source)notified = told someone about something
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If he hoped to get the car back to a paved road, McCandless had no choice but to walk out and notify the authorities of his predicament.† (source)notify = tell someone about something
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