How do you deal with the flurry of invitations and requests that fills your mailbox—especially when you are notoriously reclusive?
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Mailbox enables me to keep up with the constant barrage of email, making sure that nothing goes unseen.
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And when I opened up her mailbox—before me stood hundreds of fraudulent charges.
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Ferracci has said his name is on the mailbox only because his children, who live with their mother, share his name.
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This is the key to the mailbox which is located in the main post office in the city on Ervay Street.
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Penny had noted that the key was taken from a mailbox which bore the number, 381.
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He had just been to his mailbox, and had a morning paper in his hand.
Astounding Stories, March, 1931|Various
Mistakes such as taking a little letter out of their father's mailbox.
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"I'm going out to the mailbox, Mother," she called, as she passed the living-room door.
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He drove on down the road a little further, then slowed even more as they came to a mailbox and a dirt driveway.
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British Dictionary definitions for mailbox
mailbox
/ (ˈmeɪlˌbɒks) /
noun
mainlyUS and Canadian
a slot, usually covered with a hinged flap, through which letters, etc are delivered to a building
a private box into which letters, etc, are deliveredAlso called (in Britain and certain other countries): letter box
mainlyUS and Canadiana public box into which letters, etc, are put for collection and deliveryAlso called (in Britain and certain other countries): postbox
(on a computer) the directory in which e-mail messages are stored; also used of the icon that can be clicked to provide access to e-mails