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Layla1234 Posted 14 years ago
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Put cards in your windows
You let people put cards in your window. Can you explain what it means?
Thanks in advance
layla
Thanks in advance
layla
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Sometimes (a practice that was more common in the past) stores allow people or organizations to put placards in their windows as advertisement - sometime commercial, sometimes things like "Lost Dog" fliers. It could also be some sort of metaphor or allusion but without context that's my best guess.
- Sometimes (a practice that was more common in the past) stores allow people or organizations to put placards in their windows as advertisement - sometime commercial, sometimes things like "Lost Dog" fliers.
- It could also be some sort of metaphor or allusion but without context that's my best guess.
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Sometimes (a practice that was more common in the past) stores allow people or organizations to put placards in their windows as advertisement - sometime commercial, sometimes things like "Lost Dog" fliers.
It could also be some sort of metaphor or allusion but without context that's my best guess.
It could also be some sort of metaphor or allusion but without context that's my best guess.
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