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Her company, LimeLoop, makes reusable mailers out of vinyl upcycled from old billboards.
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Records show the committee has spent more than $800,000 on mailers, TV advertisements and other campaign literature, either to support Price or take down O’Malley.
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Mosby and Vignarajah hammered away at Bates with ads and mailers, accusing him of misrepresenting his record.
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The ads will come in the form of mailers and digital and print advertising and will point to Grothman's vote opposing a $1.3 trillion spending bill in March that was signed into law.
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Rauner largely has kept his attacks to mailers and TV ads, while veering away from getting personal in his campaign speeches.
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Some health care experts have deemed the move legally dubious, but Little’s gubernatorial campaign has come out in full force for the plan, sending out emails, mailers and social media blasts touting its benefits.
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In areas where problems seem to be cropping up, Fern said the municipality will send blanket mailers to residents reminding them of the rules.
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Meanwhile, one Democratic group even sent mailers attacking the apparent fourth-place Republican, Phil Liberatore, from the left— saying Liberatore loves President Trump and wants a border wall.
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First Known Use of mailer
circa 1890
MAILER Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of mailer for English Language Learners
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: a person or organization that mails something
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: a container used for mailing something
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: something (such as an advertisement) that is sent by mail
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