The Advance Sheet Correction: Featured Greeting Card

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The Advance Sheet Correction: Featured Greeting Card

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Sorry for the "mystery image" in the Advance Sheet you just received. Here's the actual featured greeting card:

Perfect as a general-purpose, holiday or thank you card for litigators and judges

Like this card? You can buy it today at the Billable Hour Card Store.

Many other new cards recently added!

Not sure your clients will appreciate the humor?
We also offer traditional greeting cards, under the "Especially for Clients" category

October 20th, 2006 at 11:27 am

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