bill stickers is innocent
The phrase "bill stickers is innocent" does not have a universally recognized meaning or cultural significance. As such, it appears to be an arbitrary or nonsensical combination of words. Each word on its own has a common definition, where "bill" can refer to a statement of charges or a name, "stickers" are adhesive labels, and "innocent" denotes someone who is not guilty of a crime or wrongdoing. However, without any context or known reference, it is difficult to attribute a specific meaning to this phrase.
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