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There may be a screw holding the handle to the rake. However, it would be a stretch of the imagination to consider a rake as a screw.

Perhaps the only similarity is that the rake may have a wedge-shaped fan at the bottom. And, screws function like wedges. But, here the analogy would stop short.

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