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Re: Which pen/paper did they provide? [#permalink]
As hamm0 already pointed out, the Manhattan test simulation booklet is the way to go. Purchasing that item was absolutely worth it (at least for me).

See this link for additional discussion: manhattan-gmat-test-simulation-booklet-w-dry-erase-marker-94084.html
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