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Bussing the message to the customers
When owners of inkjet printers decided it would be nice to able to print posters and signage for outdoor graphics, ink chemists responded by developing aqueous pigment inks, which use pigment particles that are inherently more fade-resistant than the dyes used in the first generation of inks.
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