05:05 Dec 12, 2000 |
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na | bolígrafo con punta porosa |
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na | LAPICERA DE PUNTA POROSA |
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na | Rotulador de punta porosa |
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bolígrafo con punta porosa Explanation: For reference: http://www.aduanaargentina.com/nomenc/cap96.htm Reference: http://www.aduanaargentina.com/nomenc/cap96.htm |
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LAPICERA DE PUNTA POROSA Explanation: Hope it helps! |
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Rotulador de punta porosa Explanation: Hi. I can't imagine a bolígrafo or lápiz with a porous pen, but of a "tip-pen" (rotulador (not a marker, that is "marcador"). Haven't found "lápiz/bolígrafo de punta porosa" but did some links with "rotulador" and "punta porosa". You may check these: "BOLIGRAFOS; ROTULADORES Y MARCADORES CON PUNTA DE FIELTRO U OTRA PUNTA POROSA; ESTILOGRAFICAS Y DEMAS PLUMAS ESTILETES O PUNZONES...; PORTAMINAS" (link 1) and: "Subp. Descripción 960810 - Bolígrafos. 960820 - Rotuladores y marcadores con punta de fieltro u otra punta porosa. 960831 -- Para dibujar con tinta china. 960839 -- Las demás. 960840 - Portaminas." (link 2) Which seem to confirm my suspicion, as "punta porosa" and "bolígrafo/lápiz" don't show together. OK this is long enough, I hope it helps. Good luck :) Reference: http://www.infoweb.co.cr/arancel/cap_96.html Reference: http://www.secofi-snci.gob.mx/tratados/anxnic/cap96/an9608.h... |
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