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agenda book

noun as in personal organizer

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In celebration of their upcoming nuptials, subscribed brides are mailed an introductory package containing a keepsake box, a wedding agenda book with checklists and work sheets, champagne flutes, a cake topper, a rose-quartz necklace, wedding day cards, bath salts and a bottle opener.

She carried a Lilly Pulitzer to-do list and agenda book everywhere, mapping out blocks of time she would need far in advance and color-coding various activities in rainbow hues.

At Discover Santa, attendees are given an agenda book that reads like a Santa Sky Mall, packed with gear that includes the Santa Oath Belt Buckle, $55; a service that makes websites for practicing Santas, $369 and up; and Planet Santa Cooling Vests, $199 on sale.

Maybe my teachers could write you little notes in my agenda book.

The October 30-31, 2014 Agenda Book of the Advisory Committee on Civil Rules dumped cold water on the chances for a rule on ascertainability.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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