tee shirt
Britishnoun
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The product line includes tee shirts, jerseys and hoodies ranging from $30-$110 per item.
He said the "loudest applause line today at this 1/6 Truth Rally was for a woman giving the URL for a site where you can buy 'Abolish the FBI' tee shirts."
From Salon
Specifically, the part where it only allowed employees to wear Tesla or other pre-approved black tee shirts.
From The Verge
“Fifteen-year-old Black males walking home from school in the summer wearing dark shorts and a white tee shirt are not all criminal suspects to be arrested and jailed for three weeks,” Benson wrote.
From Seattle Times
“If it was a tee shirt, you could still wear it today,” he said.
From New York Times
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