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youYou could try using a sewing needle or dressmaker's pin, repeatedly pricking the paper along the circumference of the circle. thatThat would effectively result in a very closely perforated circle. thenThen lightly press against the circle using some other blunt-tipped tool, and it should eventually "pop out"pop out.

you could try using a sewing needle or dressmaker's pin, repeatedly pricking the paper along the circumference of the circle. that would effectively result in a very closely perforated circle. then lightly press against the circle using some other blunt-tipped tool, and it should eventually "pop out".

You could try using a sewing needle or dressmaker's pin, repeatedly pricking the paper along the circumference of the circle. That would effectively result in a very closely perforated circle. Then lightly press against the circle using some other blunt-tipped tool, and it should eventually pop out.

changed "diameter" to circumference, otherwise my suggestion doesn't make much sense :-)
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you could try using a sewing needle or dressmaker's pin, repeatedly pricking the paper along the diametercircumference of the circle. that would effectively result in a very closely perforated circle. then lightly press against the circle using some other blunt-tipped tool, and it should eventually "pop out".

you could try using a sewing needle or dressmaker's pin, repeatedly pricking the paper along the diameter of the circle. that would effectively result in a very closely perforated circle. then lightly press against the circle using some other blunt-tipped tool, and it should eventually "pop out".

you could try using a sewing needle or dressmaker's pin, repeatedly pricking the paper along the circumference of the circle. that would effectively result in a very closely perforated circle. then lightly press against the circle using some other blunt-tipped tool, and it should eventually "pop out".

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you could try using a sewing needle or dressmaker's pin, repeatedly pricking the paper along the diameter of the circle. that would effectively result in a very closely perforated circle. then lightly press against the circle using some other blunt-tipped tool, and it should eventually "pop out".