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電気掃除機が発明される前、人々は編まれたワイヤーのパドル、いわゆる「ビーター（叩き棒）」を何に使っていましたか？
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大量のパン生地を混ぜるため
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重いラグやカーペットから埃を取り除くため
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家の中のハエや大きな虫を叩き殺すため
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火の上で大きな肉の塊をひっくり返すため
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