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• For schoolkids, Apple should consider making a LooseLeaf Powerbook.
• It was sold looseleaf for ten shillings, or bound for twelve.
• First, looseleaf pages were not as durable as the hardcover format.
• It also published many well-regarded looseleafs and books.
• Another woman balances her checkbook, while another grades a sheaf of looseleaf papers.
• The grave also yielded the shreds of Remeharian's note on looseleaf paper.
• It is updated periodically in much the same way as commercial looseleaf services are.
• A looseleaf book provides explanations and instructions.
• Most of the looseleaf services published by Bureau of National Affairs are newsletter-style.
• Looseleaf service was invented by Richard Prentice Ettinger in 1914, founder of Prentice Hall.
• He points out his American, weeping, looseleaf, Japanese, Korean and Oriental hornbeam trees.
• Leavis also appears as " Looseleaf " in Clive James's " Peregrine Prykke ".
• GEOrge was well documented internally in a series of looseleaf folders, distributed as an initial version plus amendments.
• Dacyczyn recommends setting up a price book, a small looseleaf notebook that will fit into a purse or pocket.
• At other times, she said, they make school supplies-- book covers, looseleaf binders and the like.
• Subscribers are provided with frequent updates in the form of modifications to the online database, and a quarterly looseleaf service.
• The looseleaf notebook planner has large enough rings to accommodate pages _ and lots of them _ from almost any other planner.
• _Official field notes were placed in looseleaf binders rather than bound books, making it possible to switch or remove pages.
• One of the best-known looseleaf services, " United States Law Week ", is of this type.
• The looseleaf newsprint format, used since Absynthe's founding was changed to a bound, full-colour cover magazine format.