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Watermark

A pattern formed in paper during manufacture by localised fibre-density variation on the Fourdrinier wire; visible in transmitted light as a lighter (thinner) design; impossible to add to finished paper without destruction, and therefore serves as both an authentication feature and a page-substitution indicator.

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