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English translation: double-strength paper
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| 05:47 Oct 19, 2000 |
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| na | laminated paper |
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| na | Double-strength paper |
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laminated paper Explanation: ...as far as I know Regards Derek |
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See below Explanation: Sarah, I'm thinking along the lines of "corrugated"...which is a sort of "doubled" or "coupled" paperboard. Hope this helps. Deb |
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Double-strength paper Explanation: Deb's suggestion sounds plausible to me. In any case they appear to intend two sheets stuck together. |
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