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		<title>By: Cartridges-Gal</title>
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		<description>Xerox has also come up with a breakthrough idea of using silver ink to print electronic circuits.  they are trying to use this technology simply by just using an inkjet printer to print on various types of material.  Currently they are using it in the EZ-Pass application.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Xerox has also come up with a breakthrough idea of using silver ink to print electronic circuits.  they are trying to use this technology simply by just using an inkjet printer to print on various types of material.  Currently they are using it in the EZ-Pass application.</p>
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