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11-15-2013, 07:21 PM
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If you have to press so hard that it leaves an eraser mark then it's altering. But if the mark is light and you have a good eraser it's no different than vacuuming your carpet. The eraser "grabs" the graphite pieces within the paper fibers and takes them away. Creases left by the pencil mark, if any, will still be there.
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