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- noun Plural form of
blade .
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Examples
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One major advantage of not having blades is reduced maintenance costs.
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The old-fashioned safety razor, with replaceable blades, is easier on the scalp as well as the environment.
The Shorn Identity Christina binkley 2010
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The 100% reliability advantage of fixed blades is huge.
Years ago Chuck Adams wrote he did not like and would not use mechanical broadheads. 2009
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The 100% reliability advantage of fixed blades is huge.
Years ago Chuck Adams wrote he did not like and would not use mechanical broadheads. 2009
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It looks like a conventional design (the helical arrangement of blades is so well-known as to be mentioned in the Wikipedia article on vertical turbines, for example) with added dubious marketing gimmicks to me.
Wind Turbines 2006
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“Mujauhar”: the watery or wavy mark upon Eastern blades is called the “jauhar,” lit. = jewel.
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The locking ability of blades is a great safety feature.
Memorial Day Gear Guide: We Test Camping Lanterns and Multitools 2006
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The locking ability of blades is a great safety feature.
Memorial Day Gear Guide: We Test Camping Lanterns and Multitools 2006
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Each one of those blades is a lock-blade, so it folds down for carrying, and a clockwise twist separates it into two 3-bladed pieces.
Blade Geek msmarlamae 2005
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Its a rack of blades from the "premiere provider of high-density blade servers ... in the industry", Racksaver.
I Wish 2003
bilby commented on the word blades
Sheffield United.
May 21, 2009