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Think then act safely.

Think then act safely.

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This quote serves as a reminder to prioritize safety in our actions and decisions. It highlights the importance of considering potential risks and taking necessary precautions before taking any actions. By thinking before acting, we can evaluate the potential consequences or dangers involved and make informed choices that prioritize our well-being and the well-being of those around us. It emphasizes the need to be responsible, precautionary, and proactive in order to minimize risks and ensure a safe outcome.

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