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A committee is a group of people who are entrusted with completing a specific task, such as a hiring committee or an election committee. The word committee can be traced back to the word “committy” from the 1500s.

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This button may be an illustration describing the popular IT phrase, "it's not a bug; it's a feature!" This phrase is jokingly used to refer to bugs in software programs that are tolerable and not easy/critical to fix. This illustration shows this by showing the "bug" side with a plain image of a bug and by showing the "feature" side with a more detailed bug image.

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Bow Wow Wow is an English new wave band that was formed by Malcolm McLaren in 1980 to promote his and Vivienne Westwood's fashion line New Romantic. The original members were Leigh Gorman (bass), Annabella Lwin (vocals), Matthew Ashman (guitar), and David Barbarossa (drums). The band is best known for their cover of "I Want Candy", a song which was originally performed by The Strangeloves in 1965. Bow Wow Wow's "I Want Candy" cover has become highly associated with 1980s pop music and pop culture. 

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This Spanish exclamation of surprise was first popularized by the Madrid flamenco dancer and singer, María Antonia Vallejo Fernández also known as La Caramba, in the 1780s. She performed a type of short satirical song called a tonadilla and ended her performance by shouting "¡caramba!," giving her the nickname. A couple centuries later, Bart Simpson brought "¡Ay, caramba!" into modern pop culture on the still-running show, The Simpsons. These were his first words and they became one of his most well-know catchphrases after "Eat my shorts!"

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Norcross Greeting Card Company founded in the 1920s by Arthur Norcross was located in New York City for many years. The company specialized in greeting cards, novelties, and correspondence or stationery items. This novelty button was sold as a pair on a backing card for 'Buddy Buttons', a former trademark of the Norcross Greeting Card Company.