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2. Invitation to the Game - Wikipedia

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   The book ends with Lisse making paper to write a story to the unborn baby she is revealed to be carrying, which she thinks will be a girl – the first child born on Prize. The first sentence she writes is the first of the book; by this literary device, it is revealed that the book itself is Lisse's recounting of these events of her life.

3. Vindolanda tablets - Wikipedia

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   The invitation is one of the earliest known examples of writing in Latin by a woman. [18] There are two handwriting styles in the tablet, with the majority of the text written in a professional hand (thought to be the household scribe) and with closing greetings personally added by Claudia Severa (on the lower right hand side of the tablet ...

4. Invitations to the first inauguration of Barack Obama - Wikipedia

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   The invitation reads, "The Presidential Inaugural Committee requests the honor of your presence to attend and participate in the Inauguration of Barack H. Obama as President of the United States of America and Joseph R. Biden Jr. as Vice President of the United States of America on Tuesday, the twentieth of January two thousand and nine in the ...

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6. Danse Macabre (book) - Wikipedia

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   Danse Macabre was originally published in hardcover by Everest House on April 20, 1981 (ISBN 978-0896960763).Along with the trade hardcover, Everest House also published a limited edition of the book, signed by King, limited to 250 numbered copies and 15 lettered copies.

7. History of writing - Wikipedia

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   Proto-writing is attested as early as the 7th millennium BCE, with well-known examples including: The Jiahu symbols carved into tortoise shells, found in 24 Neolithic graves excavated at Jiahu in northern China, with radiocarbon dates from the 7th millennium BCE.