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T'S BETTER than even money that GEON-coated fabric o r p a p e r — o r f l e x i b l e u n s u p p o r t e d s h e e t — w i l l be broadly used for book-binding w h e n the GEONS are released for non-military applications. That's because a product made from G E O N can be planned to include the properties needed. For example, the ideal book binding must wear well— particularly in public library service. Covers made from G E O N will wear indefinitely, because of their excellent resistance to abrasion and their l o n g flex life. They won't be appreciably affected by age, either • . . B o o k s get dirty. Covers made from GEON will be waterproof, easily washed . . . Color is an important factor in the sale of
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