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ribbon Vox populi A strip of satin in a single loop; ribbonmania began with the red ribbon, signifying AIDS awareness; it has continued ad absurdum with its wearers lending their maudlin support to virtually every disease, cause, and
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Marshall and other dignitaries cut a ribbon to formally celebrate the opening of the school's new four-story building that features a 300-seat auditorium on the ground floor, three classrooms on each of the upper floors, and backyard and rooftop playgrounds. Civic leaders will cut a ribbon Thursday to open the $7. at the BART Embarcadero Station BART officials will cut a ribbon to underscore the arrival and installation of the new state-of-the-art Ticket Vending Machines (TVMs). |
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