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You want to know what the safest place for children 77．______is in the car The experts say the back seat is the safest for 78．______them. The back seat is farthest away off the force of a head- 79．______on collision(迎头撞击), which can lead serious injuries. 80．______If your child is below 8 and weighs no more than 85 81．______pounds, it is necessarily to fit your car with a safety seat.82．______Moreover, the safety seat must be held in place of on the 83．______car’s back seat. If your child do need your attention while 84．______you driving, don’t look back with only one hand on the 85．______wheel. You’d better stop the car. 86．______ 84（）
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