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blade

noun as in cutting tool

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Nearly 60,000 blades have been either "seized or surrendered" in England and Wales as part of government efforts to halve knife crime within a decade, the interior ministry said Wednesday.

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The robot features four thermal and visible-light cameras, a front blade for pushing vehicles, and a winch for clearing paths.

Studying assassinations is indeed like “running a razor blade down the history of international politics: the cut is narrow, but long and deep.”

“Like blades of grass that stick up too far and end up being trimmed back, stocks may sport elevated yields due to unsustainable payout ratios,” Stovall wrote.

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"I just started stuffing cheese in my mouth cos I can't stop grinning. Isn't it funny? I was so nervous when Claudia squeezed my shoulder blade, and now I just love being a traitor."

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