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Card

/kɑːd/noun / verb
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A card is a small, rectangular piece of thick material like paper, plastic, or metal, used for purposes ranging from identification and payment to games and greetings. In modern contexts, it extends to digital forms such as e-cards or smart cards that securely store data, making it a versatile tool in everyday life and technology-driven industries.

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Did you know that the 52 cards in a standard deck represent the 52 weeks of the year, with the four suits symbolizing the seasons and the ranks aligning with historical numerology? This design, dating back to 15th-century Europe, shows how playing cards were once tied to ancient calendars, making them more than just games but cultural timekeepers.

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