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If a poster you buy is curled up, either put it under a dictionary overnight to flatten it out or roll it up the opposite way of / to the way it was rolled, and put a rubber band around it. / roll the poster opposite to the way it curls.
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If a poster you buy is curled up, either put it under a dictionary overnight to flatten it out or roll it up the opposite way of / to the way it was rolled, and put a rubber band around it. / roll the poster opposite to the way it curls.
Thank you
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If a poster you buy is curled up, either put it under a dictionary overnight to flatten it out or roll it up the opposite way of / to the way it was rolled, and put a rubber band around it. Thank you If a poster is curled up, you can put it under something heavy overnight or roll it up opposite to how it was rolled up before.
- If a poster you buy is curled up, either put it under a dictionary overnight to flatten it out or roll it up the opposite way of / to the way it was rolled, and put a rubber band around it.
- Thank you If a poster is curled up, you can put it under something heavy overnight or roll it up opposite to how it was rolled up before.
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Anonymous How would you phrase this?If a poster you buy is curled up, either put it under a dictionary overnight to flatten it out or roll it up the opposite way of / to the way it was rolled, and put a rubber band around it. / roll the poster opposite to the way it curls.Thank youIf a poster is curled up, you can put it under something heavy overnight or rol
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AnonymousIf a poster is curled up, you can put it under something heavy overnight or roll it up opposite to how it was rolled up before.If a poster is curled up, you can put it under something heavy overnight or roll it up the opposite way.
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