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show bill

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noun

  1. an advertising poster.
  2. a list of attractions, as for a new theatrical season; roster.


show bill

noun

  1. a poster advertising a play or show Also calledshow card
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of show bill1

First recorded in 1795–1805
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The drag show bill, which broadens the state’s obscenity law to apply to some live performances, was temporarily put on hold by a federal judge in central Florida this month after a restaurant sued.

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McNally voted to send the finalized drag show bill to the governor.

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The anti-drag show bill is expected to clear the Legislature this week.

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Texas lawmakers plan to hold hearings this month on some of the drag show bills.

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Sanchez’s show bills itself as “a podcast that shatters the stereotypes and misconceptions about Latinos in America.â€

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