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08-08-2014, 01:01 AM
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This question was brought up in another thread but thought it was more appropriate to address this thread on the center crease. Yes many of the T202s have center creases and the explanations here I believe are on spot, but there also are some T202s that have a center factory fold line (not a crease) that I have never been able to get an answer as to why the fold line is there. So there are T202s with center fold lines.
Lee
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