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      <title>3 Easy Steps To Light A Match</title>
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      <description>Lighting at Different Angles The angle at which you hold the match can affect how easily it lights. Experiment with different angles until you find the one that works best for you.&#xA;Lighting a Match at a 45-Degree Angle This is the most common way to light a match. Hold the match at a 45-degree angle to the striking surface and strike it with a firm, downward motion. The friction from the strike will create heat, which will ignite the head of the match.</description>
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