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Alternately, tap the edge of the lid with the side of a metal implement to break the seal, hot water to enlarge and loosen the lid, or a rubber gripping aid or jar-lid wrench to more forcefully twist off the lid.
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Roller, farm implement used to break up lumps left by harrows and to compact the soil, eliminating large air spaces.
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