Some Notes Not Syncing

My iPhone 5s has notes on it that it keeps under the Notes Account "ON MY PHONE". Most of my notes sync to iCloud, but these notes don't. How can I move them over - and why didn't they go to the cloud in the first place?
I know this is a simple setting issue - but this change is recent and I'm not sure what it is.
Thanks.
RG

iCloud will not sync notes from external accounts like Gmail. In order to get them into iCloud you'll have to copy and paste the text of each note into new notes created in the iCloud account. After doing this, you can go to Settings>Mail,Contacts,Calendars...tap your Gamil account and disable notes syncing. You might also want to go to Settings>Notes>Default Account and set this to iCloud.
Then go back to your notes accounts list and tap iCloud and leave it this way. That will ensure that any new notes are created in iCloud, and will sync to your other devices.

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In the current version of iTunes/iOS, there’s a bug that only appears when you have duplicates of purchased songs. When encountered, a duplicate of a purchased song will (almost always) cause iTunes to silently stop syncing.
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Here’s what happens: If you have duplicates of purchased songs, iTunes simply silently stops syncing when it hits one of those duplicates. From your perspective, it will look like everything is working—iTunes never throws an error, and it proceeds through all six (or seven or whatever) steps of the sync process, as seen in the status window of iTunes.
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Continue reading to see how I was able to finally (with Apple’s help) get my devices syncing again—the tricky part is finding all the duplicates, because they’re not all obvious. Also note that if you are not having sync issues, I wouldn’t worry about duplicates—no need to endanger what’s already working well!
The “tell”
If you’re affected by this bug, you’ll find that your iOS device will get some, but not all, of your content. When you look at the device in iTunes, you’ll see something like this:
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The fix
To fix the problem, you have to get rid of the duplicates—note that it’s only duplicates of purchased songs that cause the problem. In theory, this should be as simple as selecting your Music library, then using View > Show Duplicates. I did that first, and went through the list of matches to find actual duplicates of purchased songs.
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When you first connect your iOS device after clearing your duplicates, you may see this dialog:
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Wrapping it all up
This was a long painful process—it’s only been four days since I picked up my iPhone, but solving the sync issue is about all I’ve been doing since then. I thank Apple for the prompt response to my issue, and for working with me to get everything working again. Everyone was incredibly professional and seemed genuinely interested in solving the problem—even on a Sunday morning.
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