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6. 80% of all office waste is
high-grade white paper.

7. Paper fibers can be reused as
many as 6 or 7 times before
disintegrating.

8. There are a total of 49 grades
and another 31 specialty grades
of wastepaper.

9. Wastepaper is considered raw
material in the manufacturing
of boxes, tissues, fine paper,
food boxes, egg cartons,
greeting cards and building
products.

10. The current collection rate of
recycled paper in the United
States is nearly 30% compared
with 52% in Japan and other
industrialized nations. Experts
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Women Win Silver

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could not continue. Facing the physically imposing defence of Les
Indiennes — perhaps the only basketball team to ever craftily downsize
its players’ heights in a media guide — the smaller Royals guards could
not execute Norman’s stormin’ gameplan of spreading the defence and
then penetrating to force fouls. Ahuntsic limited the Royals to
ineffectual outside shots and compounded the problem by dominating
rebounds.

“After winning the silver I felt pride for our players, but it was also
frustrating because I felt we would have been the better team except for
fate,” said Norman, referring to the untimely injury. “I’ve definitely got
the taste for gold now.” @

 

 

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