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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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The city celebrated by cutting a ribbon to open the mile-long trail that starts at Meadview Avenue near The Master's College, runs along Placerita Canyon Road and extends over a ridge to Creekview Park in Newhall. I'd cut school to go for beauty queen appearances, and my mother would write funny notes to explain my absence, like `Delta's been kidnapped,' because the teachers all knew that I was cutting a ribbon somewhere. Nasdaq:RUSHA)(Nasdaq:RUSHB) kicks off its two-week October "Deere-Fest" by cutting a ribbon to mark the grand opening of its newest construction equipment dealership, located in Troy, a suburban area north of Detroit. |
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