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Your own words · The reading-corner cueFoundation Design Tech · T4 W39–40 · Responses / C later
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Original fiction. Oren’s invented reading-corner cue has a broad front mark and one bent lower part. Oren flattens that lower part once. The supplied observer says, “The mark was still visible while the sheet lay flat.” No later folded display or reading event is recorded. Oren now wants a different show/store plan for an own cue; the source does not supply that new design. A reported visible mark is not approval for all users or proof that a later standing form will work.
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