Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: where is it made?
Document: Good small knife with a classic design. Is easy to carry and does not scare other people when you use it. Also its USA made!
Typical exceptional Buck quality, slim and sharp as all get out. This is a great made in the USA knife, not some cheap Chinese piece of junk.
This knife is small enough to fit into your pocket comfortably and big enough to be useful. It's made in USA and made well. Great everyday knife.
Bought for my dad and it is better than I had expected. Good quality and a more reasonable price than at all the other places I looked. Made in the U.S.A. too!
This was a replacement knife for my husband. He is a big fan of Buck knives! Great quality and Buck stands behind its products.....He has had free repairs made in the past.
This is well made, perfect size, durable, pocket knife that holds an edge. I  have carried and used one daily for fifteen years, and it is still in great shape.
My husband always has a pocket knife in his pocket for that what if times. This was a very well made item. He was very pleased and he usually has it out to use for something per day. Never goes through the day without it.
It is not made for heavy-duty cutting tasks. Use the right tool for the job at hand and you'll do yourself well.Buy this knife. Whether this is your first pocket knife, a gift for a loved one, or you have a whole drawer full of folders, you won't be disappointed. Even if the price were double what it is, you would still be getting a good deal. This is American craftsmanship that you will carry with you for a long time, and one of your kids might just carry it after that.
This knife was NOT designed to open one-handed. It does not have studs embedded into the blade to allow for such action. If you look closely at the blade of this knife, and of the other Buck folders whose blade design is similar, you will see a small, crescent-shaped indention near the spine of the blade. That indention is made to get a grip on the blade using a fingernail...so that you can hold the handle with one hand, and open the blade safely with the other.
It should smooth more with use.Fit and finish: As expected of a quality USA made blade, the quality control is fantastic and the blade and handle show no marring, gaps, or other blemishes. The brass bolsters tarnish quickly (especially here in CT where it has been very humid of late), so I would recommend a thin coat of oil to protect them when not in use. Or let it petina, if you plan on this being a well-carried knife.Overall: An excellent small lockback.
Answer: no