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The classic example of adverse selection is the market for used cars.
Pectoral Region
The area of the body located on the chest or anterior thorax.
Chest Area
An anatomical region of the body encompassing the thorax, bounded by the neck, shoulders, abdomen, and back, housing vital organs such as the heart and lungs.
Pole Vault
A track and field event in which athletes use a long flexible pole as an aid to jump over a high bar.
Hips
Refers to the area around the pelvic bone, where the thigh bone (femur) connects to the pelvis.
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