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| The roll deforms into a star or spoked pattern because the layers buckle when compression force is too high. In a non-vulcanized state, rubber does not have the desired tensile strength, is sticky and deforms permanently under large deformations. The abrasive action of the eraser delineates wrinkles, swells the face, closes the eyes, erases cheekbones, or teeth, elongates the nose, or deforms ears as if these were victims of a ferocious, negative makeup job. |
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