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Lastly, "to". This is a bit tricky since it's a preposition, but maybe "for", "toward", or "into" could work in context, though I need to make sure they fit the sentence structure. Wait, the original sentence ends with "to", so the rephrased version might need to keep the structure. The original sentence is "is safe to..." but the user's input cuts off after "to". Maybe they intended to say "is safe to use", but the current input is incomplete. Still, I should proceed with the words given.
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