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I silenced notifications on my phone.notifications = messages that something has happened
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It was from the NY-ALERT emergency notification service that Chuck had joined us up to.† (source)notification = officially telling someone about something; or something that contains the message
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Remembering the War Department's request that she not speak publicly of her son's survival, Kelsey kept a smiling silence, awaiting official notification that Allen had been released from the POW camp.† (source)
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Late notification.† (source)
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The problem was that the visitor in question was sure to notify the hotel's manager as soon as he discovered that his pocket had been picked, which in turn might lead to the notification of authorities, the official interviewing of hotel staff, perhaps even the searching of rooms and the posting of guards at railway stations.† (source)
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How long did it take for the notification comm to be sent to the family?† (source)
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When the notification came across the port two weeks ago that I would, indeed, be Matched on the day of my birthday, I could almost hear the clean snap of the pieces fitting into place, exactly as I've dreamed for so long.† (source)notification = officially telling someone about something; or something that contains the message
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The gates most travelers used had been generated millennia ago, were held constantly open, stable, surrounded by beacons broadcasting warnings, notifications, information about local regulations and navigation hazards.† (source)notifications = acts of officially telling someone about something; or things that contain such message
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Two days later I receive the official notification: I'll be spending the rest of my life with Brian Scharff, whose hobbies are "watching the news" and "fantasy baseball," and who plans to work "in the electricians' guild," and who can "someday expect to make $45,000," a salary that "should support two to three kids."† (source)notification = officially telling someone about something; or something that contains the message
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Today the Jockeys' Guild, which covers riders in the United States, receives an average of twenty-five hundred injury notifications per year, with two deaths and two and a half cases of paralysis.† (source)notifications = acts of officially telling someone about something; or things that contain such message
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Vice President Andrew Johnson was not present when Lincoln died, so the cabinet sent him an official notification of the president's death and of his succession to the presidency.† (source)notification = officially telling someone about something; or something that contains the message
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They confirmed the emergency notifications, but nobody's been able to get in to find out what's going on.† (source)notifications = acts of officially telling someone about something; or things that contain such message
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If they call it a fleet exercise they admit to violating the notification protocol.† (source)notification = officially telling someone about something; or something that contains the message
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It's a staple of the military's casualty notification teams knocking on doors, lawyers touting the merits of plea deals to clients, policemen stopping cars at 3 A.M., cheating husbands.† (source)
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People close to the blast get personal notification.† (source)
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Only Franklin, killed on March 21, remained unidentified, pending notification of his mother.† (source)
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