### process | breath | blow | belt:

Seat belt
* Some seat belts are part of ambulances
  - automobiles
  - cars
  - taxis
  - fit loosely and only tighten on impact
* are a first defense against traffic injuries and fatalities
  - another example of culture change
  - enough to hold a child car seat during a short trip
  - located in planes
* are mandatory for all children and front seat occupants in passenger vehicles
  - the two front-seat passengers in a vehicle
  - mechanical devices
  - most effective in side impact and roll over accidents
  - only effective if they are worn properly
  - part of car seats
* are safety belts
* are the best way to avoid injury in a collision
  - difference between life and death
  - most effective safety devices in vehicles
  - number one safety feature in any car
  - single most important life-saving device in a motor vehicle
* can become unlatched in a crash because of the inertia forces produced by the crash
  - decrease the risk of moderate to serious injuries
  - deteriorate due to sun exposure
  - save lives and prevent injuries if they are designed correctly
* come in a variety of formats apart from the retractable belts common in Australia
  - two major forms
* do save lives.
* pose risk during pregnancy.
* protect lives and so can healthy choices.
* provide the greatest protection against ejection from a vehicle during a crash
  - occupant ejection
* reduce injuries as well as the degree of injury if an accident occurs.
* reduce the chances of being injured in a collision
  - distance that they can move forward during a crash
* remain the primary and most effective safety system in all vehicles.
* save lives and minimize injuries
  - every day
  - lives-wear one at all times
  - thousands of lives each year and reduce the severity of injuries
* used with booster seats hold a child more securely in place if the vehicle crashes.
* work with air bags to protect occupants.

### process | breath | blow | belt:

Seatbelt
* DO save lives.
* are a proven measure to save lives and prevent injury
  - located in cars
  - mandatory under state law
  - the most valuable safety devices in vehicles today
  - used for safety
* attach to a side bar that moves out of the way of a passenger crawling into the rear.
* can help prevent fatalities.
* help reduce injuries in addition to the air bags
* play other safety roles.
* prevent a passenger from being thrown from the car.
* protect the mother from death, thereby protecting the fetus.
* use pretensioners, which remove slack from the seatbelt during a crash
  - two main ideas to protect passengers during a car accident

Shoulder belt
* Some shoulder belts work like window shades.
* are impractical in most buses, and lap belts can cause abdominal injuries.

### process | breath | blow | kick:

Free kick
* appear in many different ball sports, like association football.
  * A 'free kick' kick awarded to the other team because of a foul, which is committed by another player. Free kicks appear in many different ball sports, like association football.
* is kick

Low kick
* are a rigid rule in both the ancient and cotemporary forms of Hellenic pancration.
* ensure that balance and mobility are maintained.

Punch
* can involve clench fists
  - insults
  - pain
* is hitting
  - industrial equipment
* is located in boxing
  - carpentry
  - magazines
  - mixed drinks
* is motivated by the goal of attention
  - hurt
  - insulteds
  - lieds
  - puncheds
  - tools
* starts with aimings.