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stub

[stuhb] / stʌb /


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The prosecutor isn’t buying it, even after Catalan produces proof in the form of ticket stubs.

From Los Angeles Times

He wants ephemeral objects like ticket stubs and posters.

From Washington Post

The heavy gothic font of the German original was accompanied by the ghostly script of her English translation, written with a pencil stub.

From New York Times

At a time of booming interest in sports collectibles, Goldberg has found a niche as he pursues his goal of nabbing a ticket stub from each game of Jordan’s Hall of Fame playing career.

From New York Times

One Florida Democratic strategist, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to be candid, groused that the party has “no idea how to engage on this issue” and keeps “stubbing their foot.”

From Washington Post