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No, the belt may lose effectiveness if it isn't fitted closely to the body.
No. Remove the bulky coat and fasten the belt snugly against the body; slack reduces effectiveness. This advice does not mean travelling without a belt.
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Yes, it's more comfortable.
It makes no difference.
No, the belt may lose effectiveness if it isn't fitted closely to the body.
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