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-[* black] Here is where our mission diverts into two directions.
-[* black] If you know the zipper is getting caught on the fabric or something else, continue to keep working the zipper until it does not get stuck until you have completed the fit!
-[* yellow] The second part of this step is that if you have tried to move the side fabric and can tell that the fabric is not the issue, but it in fact is the zipper that is the issue, move onto reassessing the zipper.
-[* yellow] Look at the track itself and surrounding areas for any imperfections, scuffs, misalignments in the zipper etc.
-[* black] This could be a good indicator that something has gone wrong with the zipper track itself.
+[* black] Here is where our mission splits into two.
+[* black] If you know the zipper is getting caught, keep working it until it doesn't get stuck. Do this until you have attained the fix!
+[* yellow] If the side fabric is fine after you move it, then the issue is with the zipper.
+[* yellow] Check the track and nearby areas for any flaws. Look for scuffs and skewed zippers.
+[* black] This may show the problem with the zipper track.