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A tear-off notice - the flyer taped to every lamppost and noticeboard,
with pull-tabs people rip off and take with them. It suits any small
business that needs a scrap of paper to do the selling: lessons, a studio,
a repair shop, a launch offer. Swap the headline, one colour and the tab
text, drop a logo in the square, and it belongs to someone else.
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