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The 9 pages that link to Knife, each with the reason it gives.

• Salman RushdieBroader topic: It records how violence and recovery entered his writing and public reflections.

• ScissorsCompared with: A knife usually cuts with one edge against a surface rather than two crossing blades.

• CutleryRelated: Its edge cuts food at the table and during preparation.

• Pressure flakingRelated: Pressure flaking can produce or maintain a sharp stone cutting edge.

• Butter knifeNarrower topic: The butter knife retains a blade and handle while limiting sharpness for safer table use.

• Steak knifeNarrower topic: A steak knife is a specialized table knife within this broader tool family.

• Table knifeNarrower topic: The table knife is a dining-specific member of this broader tool family.

• SporkCompared with: A spork generally lacks a blade for cutting tougher foods.

• Throwing knifeNarrower topic: Throwing knives are a specialized form of knife shaped for flight and impact.