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a small book containing sheets of paper, for writing in:
a journalist's notebook
She kept a record in a little notebook of what was said at meetings with her boss.

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At this public examination, two "notebooks" made up the requirement.
His notebooks are filled with profiles, both natural and grotesque.
Gone are the days of writing in longhand in higher education notebooks!
We had to send in satisfactory notebooks at the end.
Within the notebooks, the entries are strictly in chronological w order.
In order to gather the data, the following research tools were used: tests, questionnaires, reports on the use of the applied strategies and learners' notebooks.
Why, then, describe the memex as "an enlarged intimate supplement" to memory - as if books, journals, and notebooks were not similar aids?
The children kept notebooks and carried out further exercises at home for the following sessions.
More godly folk also recorded their lives in notebooks and diaries at this time.
Notes from the notebooks have occasionally found their way into my prose pieces, but very rarely into my plays.
They also prepared notebooks for the observations, which included the respective programme.
They exhumed the pens and notebooks which they had buried during colonial times, metaphorically expressing their acceptance of the school, and subliminally of a statesponsored project of change.
The student was decisive and immediately threw away his notebooks, then quickly pulled the child from the water and carried him on his back to safety.
We identified their reactions using a qualitative analysis of oral and written data elicited through (a) task evaluations, (b) learning notebooks, (c) observations, (d) course evaluations, and (e) interviews.
Individual members make guiding texts of the spoken word by recording and circulating in private notebooks inspiring sermons and hymns, church ' laws ' and personal accounts of supernatural experiences.
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