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`Page 4, please amend Paragraphs 0014 and 0015, as follows:
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`[0014] FIG. 8 showsthe die of FIG. 1 being moved towards a sheet material so that the cutting
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`edge ofthe die will be accurately registered with a shape to be cut from the sheet material; and
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`[0015] FIG. 9 showsa set of chemical-etched dies like that shown in FIG. 1 being nested one
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`within the other; and
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`Page 4, following Paragraph 0015, please add the following new Paragraph:
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`[001SA]
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`FIG. 10 shows a roller press in which the die and sheet material of FIG. 8 are
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`positioned after the die has been registered with the shape to be cut from the sheet material.
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`Pages 4 and 5, please amend Paragraph 0016,as follows:
`[0016] Referring initially to FIGs.
`1 and 5 of the drawings,
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`two examples are shown of
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`chemical-etched dies 1 and 3 to be used in combination with a die press (e.g., a roller press) in
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`order that shapes can be cut out of a suitable sheet material made from paper,plastic, thin metal,
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`or the like (designated 25 and best shown in FIG. 8).
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`In this regard, FIG. 10 of the drawings
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`shows a conventional roller press 40 that is suitable to accommodate either one of the dies 1 or 3
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`and the sheet material 25 having a shape to be cut therefrom. The dies 1 and 3 are preferably
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`manufactured from flat steel that is treated by a conventional chemical etching process. The
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`shapes of the dies 1 and 3 (which correspondto the shapes to be cut from the sheet material) can
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`vary among different designs, symbols,letters, numbers, etc. to suit the needs of the user.
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`In the
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`examples of FIGs. 1 and 5, the chemical-etched die 1 has the shape of a square or window, and
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`the chemical-etched die 3 has the shape of a flower. However, the precise shape ofthe dies 1
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`and 3 is not to be considered as a limitation of this invention.
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