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This document discusses the major organs and structures of the human body. It explains that muscles contract and relax to pull on bones and help us move. It identifies the brain, heart, and lungs as vital organs that are protected by bones like the skull and ribs. The spine and ribs are located in the torso area of the body. The brain is located in the head and is responsible for thinking.
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