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poster

[poh-ster] / ˈpoʊ stər /


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He retired in 2017, becoming the "poster dog" for the new law.

From BBC

The northern German state of Schleswig-Holstein became a poster child for digital sovereignty last year by ditching Microsoft in favour of open-source software.

From Barron's

One wall was covered with posters chirping inspirational quotes—The only way to guarantee failure is never to try—similar to the sticky notes his mom sometimes tacked to the bathroom mirror.

From Literature

As a poster boy of world rugby, Rees-Zammit's return to the Six Nations is not only a boost for Wales, but for fans and media alike.

From BBC

The issue of big people and small airplane seats has long been tabloid fodder and red meat for message board posters.

From Los Angeles Times