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We'll turn it over to the Muji PR folks to explain the paper product's allure: "Most standard schedule notebooks are arranged with lines and grids which have limited flexibility but Chronotebook makes it clear, easy to plan and see your daily schedules...Inside the 5 ¾”H x 4”W pocket size notebook, the pages are divided by AM and PM. The left hand side of an open page has a graphic of a white clock which represents AM and on the right hand side has a dark clock which represents PM." Well, it's not an iPod Touch or a couch or anything, but...it's free!
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