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A flatbed scanner, on the other hand, requires each page to be individually placed on the scanning surface.  While this is convenient for single pages, copying 80 pages would require a lot of manual page-loading!  Some copy machines include both an automatic document feeder and a flatbed scanning surface so that either method can be used.</p>
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