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Martha Stewart and Emeril Lagasse are being sued for hawking knock-off knives on the Home Shopping Network.
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Scottish Conservative chief whip John Lamont welcomed any measure which put people off carrying knives, but argued the move on consecutive sentences would not be needed if the SNP enacted a pledge to end the automatic early release of prisoners.
BBC: Knife crime jail terms to increase in Scotland
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By Monday afternoon, more than 20, 000 people had signed a petition to WhiteHouse.gov calling on the TSA to keep knives off of planes.
CNN: TSA stands by knife decision
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Since the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks there have been no incidents in which terrorists have successfully used sharp objects to take over a plane, which suggests the current policy of keeping even small knives off planes is working, committee members said.
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Those measures include a ban on all knives aboard planes, the elimination of curbside and off-airport check-ins, and the use of federal air marshals.
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