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How do markers work?
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#69370. Asked by yumchicken. (Aug 06 06 7:35 AM)
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Brainyblonde
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According to the now defunct Magic Marker website:
" In 1952, inventor Sidney Rosenthal developed and began marketing the first felt tip marking device. A chubby, squat glass bottle to hold ink with a wool felt wick and writing tip [this describes the unusual appearance of the first magic markers], Rosenthal named his new marking device Magic Marker because of its ability to mark on almost every surface.
http://inventors.about.com/library/inventors/blpen.htm
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robboy
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Exactly what is a marker? Alice B.
"A marker is essentially a sight draft, written against a sum of money deposited by a patron in a casino cage account, and used to buy chips in a table game. When asked for an X-dollar marker, the pit boss takes the requester's name, calls the casino cage to confirm the account status, then writes out a marker for the X dollars. The patron signs the marker, get his X dollars worth of chips, and the cage then deducts the X dollars from the patron's account, establishing a new and lower remaining balance."
http://www.markpilarski.com/column73-2.html
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SOTHC
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Exam markers work on tick
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