Clipsheet
[klip-sheet] /ˈklɪpˌʃit/
noun, Journalism.
1.
a of paper printed on one side for convenience in cutting and reprinting, containing news items, features, cartoons, etc., and distributed by public relations firms, publishers, and similar organizations.
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