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compliments slip
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compliments slip
n (Comm) → Empfehlungszettel m
compliments slip n (Comm) → cartoncino della società
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Pulling out a battered cardboard box, he reveals broken mugs from the classroom, sooty compliments slips and a rusty model engine rescued from the wreckage of the staffroom, which will be put into a display cabinet.
'Our loss will be our gain as well' - head; AS 'VILLAGE' OF TEMPORARY ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
It states that the dying child is trying to break the world record for collecting the most compliments slips and asks businesses to send him a copy of their own slip before forwarding the letter to 10 other companies.
Don't fall prey to 'sick boy' scam by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
Officers are warning that forwarding the compliments slips has the potential for people to use the company details such as their company registration number and VAT number.
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