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Here is Le Mark's website. https://www.lemark.co.uk/gaffer-tape/ Notice the "Original" gaffer tape... It's duct tape. I do not care how little you like the truth. You've made the world dumber by this article. Gaffer Tape was Duct Tape for 50 years, any search of any UK based supply website brings up Duct Tape first. Almost as if the 65 million citizens of the UK use the original meaning of gaffer tape more than the new and "improved" (see idiotic) meaning. You've made the world dumber, change it back, I gave you your source.

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