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'By the end of the sixteenth century,' he told me, 'anybody who went to a grammar school or university would have been instructed in how to take and keep notes. But common-placing is never an end in itself. It's always about producing something afterwards, or preparing you for public life.'

"The Notebook: A History of Thinking on Paper" - Roland Allen

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Vine told me that people took their common-place books to the theatre and to church, to 'preserve the best lines', and writers started to self-consciously create quotable texts with common-placing readers in mind – seventeenth-century soundbites.

"The Notebook: A History of Thinking on Paper" - Roland Allen

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Sunday Times Rich List 2016 Fortunes Told

Sunday Times Rich List 2016 Fortunes Told @TheSTMagazine @chiandpartners @samdunn @thisisblink

The Sunday Timeshas revealed its annual Rich List campaign, ‘Fortunes Told’, drawing on a fortune-telling theme to celebrate this year’s guide to the UK’s wealthiest individuals. The Sunday Times Rich List 2016 campaign draws inspiration from the distinctive visual style of traditional 19th Century Tarot Cards to tell the stories of how the nation’s highest earners have made their fortunes.…

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Sentebale Feel No Shame

Sentabale Feel No Shame World AIDS Day @Sentebale @chiandpartners @LiamFDMaguire @boxkik @Visual_Voice @MSIXagency

Sentebale, a charity founded by Prince Harry and Prince Seeiso of Lesotho, is campaigning to reduce the stigma by those affected by HIV in “Feel No Shame”, an integrated advertising campaign. World AIDS Day was presented as a day that no one feels any shame about their secrets, in support of children in Lesotho who feel too ashamed to tell anyone they have HIV. Prince Harry began the campaign by…

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