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A swiss army knife is a pocket knife that also contains other tools. They are usually red with a cross on the front. They're not so good for carving things because they tend to fold up when you don't expect it.
There are some slightly larger, locking versions available too.
Did you know ...
- ... that Craven Arms is a town in Shropshire, England, near the border with Wales?
- ... that a ridge of rock crosses the Ohio River, at Louisville, Kentucky, known as the Falls of the Ohio?
- ... that G-Shock is a line of watches?
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