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3. If necessary, mark areas that need to be avoided during any cutting or trimming. This can be done using a pencil, marker, or any other suitable method that will provide a visible reminder.
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1. Individuals handling delicate or valuable items that are at risk of getting damaged if cut. This can include artworks, clothing, documents, or fragile materials.
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3. Anyone following specific instructions or guidelines that explicitly state not to cut something. This can range from assembly instructions for products to medical or safety protocols.

Ultimately, anyone who wants to ensure the preservation, integrity, or functionality of an object or material that explicitly prohibits cutting should be aware of and adhere to the "do not cut" instructions.

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Do not cut or is a legal document that protects certain designated trees from being cut down or removed.

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