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12-08-2004, 12:31 PM
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WHAT IS THE KEELER ROOKIE
Posted By: MW
What does "stabilized" mean in the present context? Can one "stabilize" an unstable paper object without physically adding something to it? Is "stabilization" some kind of metaphysical process that transcends the physical limitations of the card through supernatural restorative means? Or is "stabilized" another way of saying "paper added to reinforce the card"? 
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