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tab someone for something
to choose someone for something. The director tabbed Sam for a walk-on part. I wanted her to tab me for a part.
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But this is too factual that everybody requires the finest index tab for his/her corporation or association so that to make the operational procedure quicker and make each and every one of their consumers glad.
Members will have the opportunity to identify and assign a representative from their respective organization to serve on the TAB for one year, or the length of time the organization remains a paid corporate member of OMAC.
I shot with a Black Widow Wilson tab for many years because the thickness of the tab and the slick leather made for a smooth, comfortable release; especially since I shoot heavy bows with small diameter fast-flight strings.
 
 
 
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