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After a stroke, one of the gentlemen who was using the pruners to remove the wrapper from the bound flowers and then cutting them to more manageable lengths commented, "This is really good therapy for me, using my weak hand to open and cut the bundles. Each of the past three years has seen a major new area arise, Pruner said, whether it be IPO allocation, analyst reporting or mutual funds. Attachments convert your grass trimmer into a blower, edger, tiller, or pruner. |
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