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Punched pocket

A punched pocket (UK English), also known as plastic sleeves (AU English), page protector (US English), slippery fish (UK English) and poly pocket in Scotland, and is a flat, slit plastic bag with a perforated edge used to hold and protect paper documents.

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Punched pocket

Nodes21
Edges20
Triples17
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.095238
Components1

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Punched pocket

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related to Physical characteristics · 12
Punched pocket → ASTM D5511, BOPP, Color, However, In, Punched, The, These, They, Typically, UK, Using
related to Usage · 5
Punched pocket → Often, One, Restaurant, Sometimes, These

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pockets punched pocket paper may document documents plastic used allow uk also page edge protect polypropylene mil contents without several

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Punched pocketrelated to Physical characteristicsPunched0.60section
Punched pocketrelated to Physical characteristicsColor0.60section
Punched pocketrelated to Physical characteristicsThey0.60section
Punched pocketrelated to Physical characteristicsThe0.60section
Punched pocketrelated to Physical characteristicsHowever0.60section
Punched pocketrelated to Physical characteristicsThese0.60section
Punched pocketrelated to Physical characteristicsASTM D55110.60section
Punched pocketrelated to Physical characteristicsTypically0.60section
Punched pocketrelated to Physical characteristicsBOPP0.60section
Punched pocketrelated to Physical characteristicsIn0.60section
Punched pocketrelated to Physical characteristicsUK0.60section
Punched pocketrelated to Physical characteristicsUsing0.60section

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