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According to court documents, Washington and Davis did not keep a logbook to document when medication was administered.
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The group’s latest expedition will make a particularly memorable entry in the logbook.
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Jones and her team spent thousands of hours sitting under surgical theater lighting, keeping a constant record in a special logbook known as an ethogram.
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The accident report, which was issued in March, doesn’t mention that history, stating only that maintenance logbook records showed that Sherman’s airplane's wings were modified in 2010 in accordance with the manufacturer's safety alert.
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On a recent weekend, the logbook showed entries from Oklahoma, Texas, Puerto Rico and the Netherlands.
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Partridge also checked the logbook for Parrish’s name, and found that someone had whited it out.
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Edwin signed his name in the visitors’ logbook while the guard examined his ID and phoned the staff’s office to announce his arrival.
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They were told to count Jacoby’s carbohydrates and check his blood sugar throughout the day—a process that involves pricking a finger and using a diabetes test strip—and to record this all manually in a logbook.
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First Known Use of logbook
circa 1679
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Definition of logbook for English Language Learners
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: a written record of activity, events, or travel
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