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.......... .««« batteries «««. ..........
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........^« batteries may not harm a human or, «^........
.......^«: through inaction, allow a human being :«^.......
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.........^ these things power almost everything, ^.........
.......... but when i speak about batteries i ..........
.......... speak about standard household ones. ..........
.......... think double a, triple a, ..........
.........^ twentyfive twenty, nine volt, such ^.........
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