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An envelope is a flat, usually paper container designed to hold and protect letters or documents during mailing. It matters because it allows correspondence to be safely transported through postal systems, with space for addressing and postage stamps to ensure delivery to the intended recipient.
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- Instance of
- product packaging
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- stationery
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- Briefumschlag (fcm).jpg
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- Category:Envelopes
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- Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary
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