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Wenger - Wenger is one of the two (the other one is Victorinox) official suppliers of Swiss Army knives.
Swiss Army knife - A Swiss Army knife (abbreviated SAK) is a multifunction hand tool. Generally speaking, a Swiss Army knife sports a blade as well as various tools, such as screwdrivers and can openers.
Swiss Army Triplet - The Swiss Army Triplet is one of the 26 core drum rudiments according to the Percussive Arts Society. It consists of a right hand flam, followed by a right tap and a left tap, or a left flam followed by a left tap and a right tap, in triple meter.
The Swiss Army Romance - The Swiss Army Romance was the first full-length album released by Dashboard Confessional. Upon its original release on November 14, 2000, the tracks "Hold On" and "This is a Forgery" were not present.
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