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4. Kiwi (shoe polish) - Wikipedia

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   Over the years, Kiwi has been owned by a variety of corporations. For the first six decades of its existence, it was one of the iterations of an Australian corporation with Kiwi in its name, all based in the state of Victoria, including Kiwi Boot Polish Co. (1913–1916) and Kiwi Polish Co. (1916–1971). The company then joined with Nicholas ...

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   Thanks to universal compatibility and the strength to support up to almost a pound of weight, your phone is going nowhere. This $8 phone mount 'works perfectly' according to fans — grab it while ...

6. Poundworld - Wikipedia

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   Poundworld was featured on the BBC One series Pound Shop Wars, broadcast between 2012 and 2015, featuring its rivalry with Poundland. [4] In May 2015, the Edwards family sold a majority stake in Poundworld to private-equity firm TPG Capital. The retailer would then struggle in the following years due to the weak pound, meaning it could no ...

7. Kiwifruit - Wikipedia

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   Four-year-old plants can produce 15 tonnes of fruit per hectare (14,000 lb per acre) while eight-year-old plants can produce 20 tonnes (18,000 lb per acre). The plants produce their maximum at eight to ten years old. The seasonal yields are variable; a heavy crop on a vine one season generally comes with a light crop the following season. [1]