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Exposed wires can cause electric shocks which hurt or kill many people. Proper grounding through devices like lightning rods and the third prong on appliances helps reduce shocks. Fuses and circuit breakers are added to circuits to prevent overheating. The severity of an electric shock depends on factors like current, voltage, and whether a person is wet or dry when shocked. Staying safe involves avoiding exposed wires and not getting electrocuted.
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