| Poachers kill the adults for their meat, and sometimes to make knick-knacks for foreigners. |
| And Chile can hardly turn all its copper output into knick-knacks for tourists. |
| Every Wednesday hundreds of people go to the market to buy flowers, vegetables and knick-knacks. |
| Mayall's crowded home in west London's Kensal Green is packed with collections and knick-knacks. |
| Hunting accessories encompass everything from cleaning supplies and game bags to knives, tools and all the knick-knacks hunters collect. |
| He stared at the dim shapes of the knick-knacks on top of his dresser, the glowing red face of his alarm clock. |
