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08-11-2008, 09:38 AM
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question on erasing pencil marks
Posted By: ali_lapoint
thanks for the info everyone. i'm just afraid it will leave an indent if i erase it. will this effect the grading of the card? right now i think i'm looking at a 4, if i were to leave the number as it is, how do you think it will effect the grade if i choose to have it graded without qualifiers? will it bump down to a 3? 3.5? or all the way to a 2? 
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