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lost-and-found

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lost-and-found
an office or department that handles items that someone has lost that have been found by someone else. The lost-and-found office had an enormous collection of umbrellas and four sets of false teeth! I found a book on the seat of the bus. I turned it in to the driver, who gave it to the lost-and-found office.


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The MTA last year netted $7,000 from lost-and-found items, in addition to $4,000 in unclaimed cash.
The lost-and-found property system in Japan dates to a code written in the year 718.
The lost-and-found theme was present throughout each segment of the ballet, including "Fields of Gold," in which a group of male dancers and a pas de deux couple evoked images from Sting's lyrics about a barley field in which two young lovers playfully hid from each other.
 
 
 
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