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.......... .--- batteries ---. ..........
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.......... batteries may not harm a human or, ..........
.......... through inaction, allow a human being ..........
.......... to come to harm. ..........
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........~- a battery must obey the orders given it -~........
.......~-\ by human beings except where such \-~.......
......~-\% orders conflict with the first law. %\-~......
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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 ~.........
.......... things... ..........
.......... ..........
.......... they look slick but are very dirty ..........
.......... inside. ..........
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