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dispatch case

NOUN
case for carrying papers, documents and other valuables
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Boyishly, Cripps slapped his battered red leather dispatch case onto the table, grinned as he began a long review of Britain's economic position.

From Time Magazine Archive

Chained to Prince Stirbey's wrist as he slept that night was a small, red dispatch case containing, so it was said, Rumania's terms for quitting the war.

From Time Magazine Archive

But when he opened the traditional scuffed dispatch case and began to read his speech, the chancellor had a pleasant surprise for most Britons.

From Time Magazine Archive

On leave from the front, Maiya Sloboda, an army lieutenant in command of 100 men, looked more like a boy than an 18-year-old girl, in their olive-grey uniform with dispatch case hooked on the shoulder.

From Time Magazine Archive

This affair touches us as closely as it does your own government; this man had in his possession a letter of safe-conduct, which you will find in the accompanying dispatch case.

From He Walked Around the Horses by Cartier, Edd




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