What does the star mean in this table?

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The * symbol in the table indicates the throat location, which is associated with the risk of choking. This highlights the importance of awareness regarding potential hazards in that area. Understanding the significance of this symbol can enhance safety measures. The discussion emphasizes the need for clear communication about choking risks. Proper identification of such hazards is crucial for prevention.
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more a query on meaning of star. i think static but unsure
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