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early bird 1. . Fig. a person who gets up early. I never miss sunrise. I'm an early bird. The early birds were up at dawn and ready for breakfast. 2. Fig. a person who arrives early. The early birds get the best seats. There were some early birds who arrived before the party was set to start. 3. Fig. having to do with early arrival. (Usually hyphenated.) Early-bird arrivals will be given a free cup of coffee. The early-bird special this week is a free six-pack of iced tea for the first 100 visitors. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The deadlines for The Newsletter on Newsletters' annual Newsletter & Online Publishing Awards Competition have been changed to February 14 early-bird deadline ($75 fee) and February 28 final deadline ($95). The early-bird deadline is 1 February; final deadline is 8 February. November 30, 2002, is the early-bird registration deadline for the 2003 AASA Annual Conference & Exposition, which will take place February 20-23, 2003, in New Orleans, La. |
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