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Post-it Note
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Post-it Note
n
™ a small square of sticky paper on which notes can be written
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You can also post your first memory using special postit notes on The Memory Board or you can enter the Big Brother style City Library Memory Box to record your stories onto video and visitors can also write about the memories triggered by the images in the project's Photo Bank.
History in the making; Social record of city life for future ... by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
The ad featured a postit note scribbled with the words “YOU ARE FIRED,” and urged residents to contact legislators to vote against gay rights legislation, including a gay marriage bill and the transgender protections bill.
Transgender Protections Too Hot For New Hampshire by Staff / On Top Magazine
Minnesota Inventions: PostIt notes, Scotch tape, SPAM lunch meat, Rollerblades, Wheaties cereal, Bisquick, HMOs, the bundt pan, Tonka Toys, and the stapler.
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