I contracted to design a catalog for a plumbing wholesaler. The client wanted a 2. horizontal line separating each group of items throughout the ninety plus pages. I added the lines at the last minute, but as luck would have it, the client also decided at the last minute to add and delete items. This threw my lines off, so I had to manually move each one back into place.
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