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souvenir
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See: remembrance, reminder, token
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While he shrugs off how one 2007 survey of Australian players rated him test cricket's worst umpire, the one that seems to have stung (and he accepts as valid) was when he was widely criticised for openly souveniring match balls and stumps.
Kiwi elite umpire Bowden finally breaks his silence by Asian News International
The history of the 5250th has frequent comments on the issue, such as: Modification of the regulation which facilitated legitimate souveniring was also publicised in an effort to encourage troops to turn in all captured items.
Geographical and technical intelligence in the Southwest Pacific ... by Richmond, Keith / Sabretache
Was this over-enthusiastic souveniring, some boys' own adventure attempt to stop the Germans discovering the identity of the unit opposite them or simply that the protocol was never adequately explained to successive burial parties.
Burying the 1st AIF * by Gunn, Gail / Sabretache
 
 
 
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