| A spade is a tool designed primarily for
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| | tape used in the motion picture,
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| the purpose of digging or removing earth.
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| | television, stage (music and theater) and
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| Etymology
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| | audio visual production. The tape is
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| The word in Old English is spaedu,
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| | manufactured in many colors, including
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| cognate forms being Dutch, Swedish and
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| | fluorescent and custom colours, but the
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| Danish spade, German Spaten; also related
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| | most common variety is matte black. This
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| is spoon. It is derived from the Greek
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| | matte finish keeps the tape from
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| spathe, a broad blade of wood or metal,
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| | reflecting light so the tape blends in
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| and so used of the blade of an oar or
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| | with the typical stage floor of a
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| sword,which was latinized as spatha, and
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| | theatre.
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| used of a broad paddle for stirring
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| | The tape is most likely named for the
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| liquid, of a piece of wood used by
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| | gaffer, the head of the lighting
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| weavers for driving home the woof, and
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| | department on a film crew.
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| particularly of a broad two-edged sword
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| | Gaffer tape is easily torn by hand so no
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| military without a point, as in the title
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| | cutting tools are necessary. The adhesive
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| spatharius.
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| | used is a high quality synthetic
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| The Spanish playing cards had swords for
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| | rubber[citation needed] which leaves
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| the suit which we know as spades, and the
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| | little or no residue when removed, in
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| suit was called espada, hence spade in
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| | contrast to duct tape. When cables are
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| English; in Dutch schoppen, which also
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| | taped down on a stage or other surface,
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| means 'spades', not swords.
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| | either for safety or to keep them out of
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| Designs of spades
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| | view of the audience or camera, they are
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| Spades are made in many shapes and sizes,
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| | said to be gaffed or gaffered.
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| for a variety of different functions and
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| | A narrow version of gaffers tape, called
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| jobs. There are many different designs
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| | spike tape, is used in many colors for
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| used in spade manufacturing. The most
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| | stage and theatre floor layout.
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| common spade is a garden spade, which
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| | White gaffers tape is also used
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| typically has a long handle, is wide, and
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| | extensively by live sound engineers who
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| is treaded (has rests for the feet to
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| | place a strip along the bottom of the
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| drive the spade into the ground). An
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| | mixing board allowing them to label the
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| Irish spade is similar to a common garden
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| | channels used for a particular show.
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| spade, with the same general design,
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| | A mosquito net offers protection against
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| although it has a much thinner head. A
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| | mosquitos, flies, and other insects, and
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| turfing iron has a short, round head, and
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| | thus against diseases such as malaria.
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| it used for cutting and parring off turf.
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| | Its fine, see-through, mesh construction
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| A digging fork, or grape, is forked, much
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| | stops many insects from biting and
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| like a pitchfork and is useful for
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| | disturbing the person using the net. The
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| loosening ground, and gardening.
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| | mesh is fine enough to exclude these
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| Digging tool
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| | insects, but it does not completely
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| In gardening, a spade is a hand tool used
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| | impede the flow of air.
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| to dig or loosen ground, or to break up
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| | Mosquito nets are often used where
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| clumps in the soil. Together with the
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| | malaria or other insect-borne diseases
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| fork it forms one of the chief implements
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| | are common, especially as a tent-like
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| wielded by the hand in agriculture and
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| | covering over a bed. For effectivenesss,
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| horticulture. It is sometimes considered
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| | it is important that the netting not have
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| a type of shovel. Its typical shape is a
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| | holes or gaps large enough to allow
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| broad flat blade with a sharp lower edge,
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| | insects to enter. Because insects can
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| straight or curved. The upper edge on
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| | bite through the net, the net must not
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| either side of the handle affords space
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| | rest directly on the skin.
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| for the used's foot, which drives it into
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| | Mosquito nets treated with insecticides
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| the ground. The wooden handle ends in a
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| | -- known as insecticide treated nets
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| cross-piece, sometimes T-shaped and
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| | (ITNs) -- were developed in the 1980s for
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| sometimes forming a kind of loop for the
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| | malaria prevention. These nets,
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| hand.
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| | impregnated with a pyrethroid insecticide
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| Small and/or plastic toy versions of the
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| | like deltamethrin or permethrin, kill and
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| same tool are used to dig sand castles on
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| | repel mosquitos. Unfortunately, standard
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| a beach or in a sand-box.
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| | ITNs must be replaced or re-treated with
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| Other use
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| | insecticide after six washes and,
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| In the oil and chemical process
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| | therefore, are not seen as a convenient,
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| industries, a spade is a round piece of
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| | effective long-term solution to the
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| metal with a small tab that is placed in
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| | malaria problem.
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| between two pipe flanges to give positive
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| | As a result, the mosquito netting and
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| isolation from the central atom; usually
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| | pesticide industries teamed up to develop
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| to prevent cross contamination between
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| | so-called long-lasting insecticidal
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| fluids or to allow work on the line. The
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| | mosquito nets (LLINs), which also use
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| name comes from the shape: a little like
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| | pyrethroid insecticides, but are also
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| a garden spade. The small tab lets one
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| | treated with a chemical binder that
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| see that the spade is in place.
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| | allows the nets to be washed at least 20
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| gaffer's tape, gaff tape, gaffa tape,
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| | times, allowing use for three or more
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| gaffing tape, cloth tape) is a strong
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| | years.
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| cotton cloth pressure-sensitive adhesive
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