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	<NAME>World Record</NAME>
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			<NOTES>The World Record Paper Airplane was designed by Ken Blackburn and has held the Guinness World Record since 1983.  The rules require its launch to be indoors and from a level floor. Ken’s latest record, set in the Georgia Dome, achieved a glide time of 27.6 seconds. Here is your chance to challenge the record.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold side tabs in as shown.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold side tabs in as shown.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold side tabs in as shown.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold side tabs in as shown.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold side tabs in as shown.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold side tabs in as shown.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold side tabs in as shown.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold about 0.75” (20 mm) of paper along the front edge as shown.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold about 0.75” (20 mm) of paper along the front edge as shown.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold about 0.75” (20 mm) of paper along the front edge as shown.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold about 0.75” (20 mm) of paper along the front edge as shown.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold about 0.75” (20 mm) of paper along the front edge as shown.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold about 0.75” (20 mm) of paper along the front edge as shown.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold about 0.75” (20 mm) of paper along the front edge as shown.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold another 0.75” (20 mm) of paper along the front edge.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold another 0.75” (20 mm) of paper along the front edge.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold another 0.75” (20 mm) of paper along the front edge.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold another 0.75” (20 mm) of paper along the front edge.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold another 0.75” (20 mm) of paper along the front edge.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold another 0.75” (20 mm) of paper along the front edge.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold another 0.75” (20 mm) of paper along the front edge.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold 3 or 4 more times until plane is about 5” (125 mm) long.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold 3 or 4 more times until plane is about 5” (125 mm) long.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold 3 or 4 more times until plane is about 5” (125 mm) long.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold 3 or 4 more times until plane is about 5” (125 mm) long.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold 3 or 4 more times until plane is about 5” (125 mm) long.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold 3 or 4 more times until plane is about 5” (125 mm) long.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold 3 or 4 more times until plane is about 5” (125 mm) long.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold 3 or 4 more times until plane is about 5” (125 mm) long.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold 3 or 4 more times until plane is about 5” (125 mm) long.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Flip plane over and fold in half.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Flip plane over and fold in half.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Flip plane over and fold in half.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Flip plane over and fold in half.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Flip plane over and fold in half.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Flip plane over and fold in half.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Flip plane over and fold in half.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold wing down as shown.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold wing down as shown.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold wing down as shown.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold wing down as shown.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold wing down as shown.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold wing down as shown.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Flip over and fold other wing.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Flip over and fold other wing.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Flip over and fold other wing.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Flip over and fold other wing.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Flip over and fold other wing.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Flip over and fold other wing.</NOTES>
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			<NOTES>Fold the wings up so they form a slight “Y” shape with the fuselage. I like to add small winglets as shown. It is important that the wings are symmetrical when viewed from the front. This plane often needs a very slight pinch of up elevator on the trailing edges. Give it a gentle level toss and adjust the elevator until it glides well — and then go for your own record!</NOTES>
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