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Although it is not quite as difficult as brain surgery or ballroom dancing, sensor swabbing is definitely NOT for everyone. If you have one or more of these traits, I seriously recommend passing on sensor swabbing: 1) if you are, without a doubt, "all thumbs" or a certified "klutz" with anything mechanical; 2) if you have unsteady or trembling hands, especially under pressure; 3) if you are the least bit far-sighted and blurry-eyed at close-up range; or 4) if you pass out at the mere thought of sensor swabbing. Otherwise, let's get to it.

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