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Pry Bar
/praɪ bɑːr/noun
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A pry bar is a simple yet versatile hand tool, typically made of hardened steel with a flat, curved end, designed for applying leverage to lift, separate, or move heavy objects. Beyond its basic function in manual labor, it's a go-to in scenarios requiring controlled force, like demolition or rescue operations, where improper use could lead to structural damage or injury.
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The pry bar, especially in its crowbar form, played a pivotal role in the 1850s California Gold Rush, where it was used by miners to break open rocks and extract gold nuggets, contributing to the discovery of over 300 tons of gold that fueled global economic shifts.
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