Per Curiam.
Appellant first argues that it was error for the commission to conclude that the blade involved was a guillotine-type cutter. Appellant urges that the design of the machine indicated that, because the blade cut in an arc-like fashion, the blade more resembled a scissors-type cutting blade. Appellant concludes that when the entire operating procedure of the cutter is considered, there is reliable, probative and substantial evidence to support its...
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