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The new NexPress at World Bank Printing Services is filling in service gaps, providing variable output and winning awards.
By Mike Llewellyn
TWO YEARS ago, when she was looking for ways to bring short-run color more effectively into the World Bank's Washington, D.C.-based in-plant, Jane Bloodworth considered her options: the Heidelberg NexPress 2100, the Xerox iGen3 or HP-Indigo digital color presses.
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