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bear in mind that

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bear in mind that...
to remember [something]; to consider [something]. Bear in mind that the trip will be expensive. I asked the teacher to bear in mind that I am just a beginner.
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Now, when it comes to the nature of the job, you must bear in mind that it's a task oriented job.
A good number of people presume that preparing ads for a job opportunity is practically straightforward and after mentioning a only some specifics expected of the candidate, the post is all set to be advertised It is imperative to bear in mind that several business relies extensively on its human resource to succeed and turn in huge profits and keeping this top most target in mind, your ad should catch the attention of the top pool of candidates that best correlate to your business?
People will have to bear in mind that the building has been used as a post office and shop so it's established as a business.
 
 
 
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