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		<title>Why do ballpoint pens quit working, when there is still ink? And how do you remedy this?</title>
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Here&#8217;s a pretty common problem&#8230; this one courtesy of honeby2:

The end which id read works but it melted the plastic pen.

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<div><em><strong>Here&#8217;s a pretty common problem&#8230; this one courtesy of honeby2:</strong></em></div>
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<p>The end which id read works but it melted the plastic pen.</p>
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