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LaTeX: Avoid new paragraph?

Asked 2009-08-21T13:36:22.103
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I use the \todo command from the \todonotes package. I'd like to layout my source to put \todos separately from the previous paragraph:

Some text.

\todo{make note}

But I don't want \todo to start a new paragraph, or it screws up the spacing of the document.

Is there a command to avoid this?

If there were a command/package to consume the whitespace up to it, then I could redefine \todo to use it.

Edit: Adding a % between everything is obviously very irritating. Anything else?

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Try this:

Some text.
%
\todo{make note}
answered 2009-08-21T13:38:48.357

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