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• When you write something down, you tend to remember it.
• "I'll write something down.
• That's what was going on and I wanted to write something down.
• Then she thinks, and writes something down.
• You want to write something down?
• Historically, " to atrament something " would mean to write something down with ink.
• In this, Marie writes something down on a piece of paper, then she scratches it out.
• When you write something down, it takes on a different attitude _ it becomes more concrete, more possible.
• Suddenly Jane would burst out laughing, jump up and run across the room to find pens and paper and write something down.
• You'd better phone Guinness . ) Try to set homework that requires some kind of classroom presentation, rather than writing something down.
• "Externalization " : Writing something down and reviewing what one has written often helps reveal gaps and clarify one's thinking.
• If you miss one and the other guy makes one, you start pressing and watching the coach who is doing the evaluating and writing something down.
• Wenig said, " and that system is that any person can write something down on a piece of paper and call it a lawsuit ."
• Every time something happens, 50 people stand up and say we're going to solve it because we write something down on a piece of paper ."
• A . Well, of course nobody was around to have a look and write something down for us, but science's best guess is that the question is meaningless.
• "Whenever you contemplate writing something down, assume that it will be read by twelve jurors who do not know you and who do not know your company, " he writes.
• What seems to happen is that someone picks up the handset say with their right hand, and after a while they might pass it to their left hand in order to write something down.
• "' The Life Cube Project "'is a community interactive art installation based upon the creator's idea that if you write something down, it is far more likely to happen.
• At his first meeting with his new players last December, a few walked in late ( they were kicked out ), one was writing something down while Croom talked and another had his cell phone ring.
• Lemelson's younger brother said that when he and Lemelson were roommates in college, after they would go to sleep, the light would go on several times during the night and Lemelson would write something down.