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April 1, 1999

Beyond Pulp

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• High-opacity papers prevent show-through without raising the basis weight.

• Specialty papers often cost more up front but can save money in the long run.

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Georgia-Pacific

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Arianne Heller
Bob Hieronymus
Michael Cafiero
Robert Mettee

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