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Last updated :  28.03.2025

This useful template will help you make an informed decision. It is divided into two lined columns where you can list the pros and cons of a purchase, action, job opportunity, and more.

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The Shot List Template for Google Docs is a great find for those involved in video shooting or scriptwriting. The template features four columns where each frame or scene can be briefly described.

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The Hand-drawn Animal Booklet Template for Google Docs is perfect for advertising a children’s cafe, amusement park, and other places that kids love to visit. The images of funny animals will interest young children and appeal to their parents.

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This unusual printable template with a 3-D illustration is needed to advertise a planned auction. At the top of the email, indicate the date and topic of the event. Below it, there is a space for a couple of paragraphs of text to add an interesting description.

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The colorful Birthday Booklet Template for Google Docs will help you organize an unforgettable birthday party. The layout has everything you need to create a creative invitation. One side, decorated with images of gifts and sweets, contains the name of the birthday person.

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