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pin up on
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pin something up on(to) something and pin something up
to attach something to something, for display, with pins. I pinned the picture up onto the bulletin board where everyone could see it. I pinned up the picture.
See also: pin, up
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The sexy and provocative poses by the current stars, including Susan Sarandon, Kate Hudson and Denise Richards, will appear in a new book, Hollywood Pin Ups, in aid of Oxfam.
Hollywood babes pose in forties-style pin-ups by Asian News International
Visitors can meet the Link Team, find out about it and Back on the Map, and enjoy free activities including hair pin ups, health checks, information on adult courses and bubbles for children.
Map open day by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
When customers purchase pin ups, they write their names on them and the pin ups are then displayed in the restaurant along with the names of hundreds of other caring Save the Children supporters.
Denny's Back-To-School Fundraiser To Benefit Save The Children by Business Wire
 
 
 
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