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The 10 pages that link to Cutting, each with the reason it gives.

• GraftingCompared with: Cuttings propagate one plant’s tissues; grafting combines tissues from two plants.

• RodeoCompared with: It tests controlled cattle work rather than rodeo’s timed runs and bucking rides.

• KnifeNarrower topic: A knife concentrates force at its edge to separate material.

• SwordRelated: A sword’s edge can deliver a cut through a controlled swing or draw.

• BladeNarrower topic: A blade produces a cut by concentrating force at its edge.

• Knife edgeNarrower topic: A knife edge cuts by concentrating force to initiate and extend a separation.

• Knife bladeNarrower topic: A blade performs cutting by concentrating force along its edge.

• Barrel racingCompared with: It shares Western riding roots but judges cattle-handling skill rather than elapsed time.

• PolearmRelated: Bladed heads convert a polearm's swing into a cutting strike.

• MacuahuitlRelated: The obsidian edges cut when the weapon struck its target.