Instruction: Given a question and the related document, predict if the question is answerable based on the information provided in the document. Output only yes or no.

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Question: What is meant by GRN handle ?
Document: Love this knife, unbelievably sharp out of the box. Handle feels a bit too plastic to get 5 stars.
pants clip already broke. it wiggles around. the plastic is cracking around the clip on the handle. the rest of the knife is great
This knife is absolutely great for an everyday carry (EDC). The opening is smooth and the handle is light. I would highly recommend this knife.
* The handle was too slick and didn't have any grip to it. * The straight edge wasn't very sharp out of the box. * The knife has a lot of blade play right out of the box, both vertically and horizontally. For its price, I expect no blade play.
This knife has served me well. It is easy to handle and easy to open. The blade has stayed remarkably sharp despite the use I give it. It is quite sturdy as well which is important to those of us who are fairly rough on our knives.
The knife and the handle are almost perfect. I appreciate the lightweight design, comfortable grip, and sharp blade. But the pocket clip bent easily and it cannot be bent back into position to hold the knife in a pocket.
First of all, the good things about this knife. #1 the locking mechanism is not in the direct path of the blade, you don't have to put your fingers in harms way when closing it. (start rant against linerlocks) Why the "liner lock" is so popular is one of those great mysteries of the world to me... at least put a button through the handle!!
This knife is super sharp from the factory as it should be. The grip seems really sturdy and can handle light to moderate-heavy use. It seems balanced, not noticeably biased to either end. I intended on using this knife as an everyday carry. I like the safety feature so the blade does not open on you accidently.
THANKFULLY this knife is designed with the locking mechanism on the handle, where it should be.The blade is sharp right out of the package, and it just looks cool! I like the fact the steel is AUS8, should keep a good edge. I'm a fan of serrated edges... they add more utility to a knife. If I'm in the bush and need to chop branches in a pinch, a serrated knife will do that.
The side clip is also a superior feature, it keeps the knife out of the bottom of my pocket yet doesn't show any of the knife. Mine has started to have some side to side slack in where it attaches to the handle but I don't doubt its still strong.3. The piston release is good for strengthening the overall length while the knife is open but is kind of a pain to close with a single hand safely.
Answer: no