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Usage examples of nota.

I was winding my way through the mountains in a cut-rate rental car, heading south on 395 toward the town of Nota Lake, California, where I was going to interview a potential client.

I stopped at a service station and picked up a one-page map of the town, which was shaped like a smudge on the eastern edge of Nota Lake.

Since Nota County only has one homicide every two years or so, the coroner prefers that an outside agency provide its expertise, in both autopsy services and testimony.

At this late hour, the town of Nota Lake was deserted, stores locked for the night with only an occasional cold interior light aglow.

Highway 395, leading out to the Nota Lake Cabins, represented one long continuous stretch of darkened road.

Once at the Nota Lake Cabins, we parked side by side and he walked me to the cabin, waiting while I unlocked the door and flipped on the light inside.

As with the Nota Lake Fire Department, located next door, this was generic architecture, a strictly functional facility.

Tom felt was connected to some skeletal remains found in Nota County last spring.

Turns out Pinkie has another daughter in Nota Lake, which is why he and Alfie went up there in the first place.

I arrived in Nota Lake at 6:45, night had settled on the landscape and the weather was truly nasty.

My guess was the people of Nota Lake, like others in perpetually cold climates, had strategies for coping with the shifting character of snow.

I was back in Nota Lake, staying at her house, which was the last thing I wanted.

Afterward, the Nota Lake devout would crowd into the local restaurants, still dressed in their Sunday best and eager for lunch.

I took my briefcase with me as I crunched along the berm to the Nota Lake Cabins.

It occurred to me the woman might have been staying at the Nota Lake Cabins, in which case her stroll might not have had anything to do with Tom.