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" If you plan to spend all summer in the sun, you may want to consider Reebok&amp;#039;s U-Back swimsuit, one of only two suits that didn&amp;#039;t lose any color after prolonged exposure to UV light. The fabric didn&amp;#039;t wear when rubbed against a rough surface and, while the color didn&amp;#039;t transfer with sweat or seawater, it faded some after laundering. Consumer testers thought it looked slimming, especially on the bottom of the suit (which they attributed to the design on top and the solid black bottom). In our measurements, it took off more than two inches from one volunteers&amp;#039; waist and the same from another&amp;#039;s hips. Consumer testers gave it an average score for appearance: some commented that they liked the pattern, but others called it &amp;quot;boring.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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