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Depends on the slab. The old PSA and SGS slabs pop apart by just sticking a knife blade in a corner and twisting the knife a little. I have had the new PSA slabs fall apart from a slight twist. If not just break off the edge and stick a screwdriver in there and pop them apart at the top.
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