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			<description><![CDATA[Is there any such thing as a pad like backing to a piece of paper? Handwriting on a piece of paper that has several papers under it gives a cushioned like feel to a pen. I always write better with a pad of paper. I'm just curious if the same can be achieved with single pieces of paper.]]></description>
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