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notepaper

[noht-pey-per] / ˈnoʊtˌpeɪ pər /


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The letter – which was written on British embassy-headed notepaper – provided the names, home addresses and phone numbers of embassy staff and enclosed documents authored by the British embassy's lead officer dealing with Russia, Morgan said.

From Reuters

The last entry, scrawled on chequered notepaper, describes seeing a flock of cranes overhead: "Through their chirps I seemed to hear 'Everything will be Ukraine!'. I believe in victory!" the poet wrote.

From BBC

The next day, contrite, he wrote a letter on House of Commons notepaper to Mr. Johnson, offering his resignation as deputy whip.

From New York Times

The letter, printed by hand on a sheet of white notepaper, is tragically prophetic.

From Washington Post

The letters on Commons notepaper were addressed to senior judges.

From BBC