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aide-memoire

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Noun1.aide-memoire - a memorandum summarizing the items of an agreement (used especially in diplomatic communications)
memo, memoranda, memorandum - a written proposal or reminder
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aide-memoire aide-mémoire [ˌeɪdmɛmˈwɑːr] naide-mémoire m inv
aide-memoire
nGedächtnisstütze f; (= official memorandum)Aide-memoire nt


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Galloway's name also appears in parentheses on the Zureikat papers--perhaps as an aide-memoire to those processing them--but you must keep in mind that the material does not show transfers directly to Galloway himself; only to Zureikat, his patron and partner and friend.
The impending arrival of a subject review significantly increases academic keenness to talk seriously and systematically to library colleagues, and libraries can build on this by using the SCONUL aide-memoire as a kind of script for these discussions.
When the story is so central, sometimes the object is not used as it is intended to be and, instead, remains on constant or periodic display, as an aide-memoire to recapture the story.
 
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