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the dinner tool people fought for centuries before agreeing it wasn't sinful or pretentious
church scandalClergy once called forks an insult to God's hands
late bloomerWidespread in Europe only by the 1700s
tine countEarly forks had two prongs, not four
road metaphorA fork means a decision, not just dinner
code termProgrammers fork software to copy and branch it