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" Squeezing into a suit that doesn&amp;#039;t fit? We&amp;#039;ve all done it. Squeezing into a shoe that&amp;#039;s too tight? Murder. Here&amp;#039;s what you need to know to keep your feet happy. At the heel: This is the one place where your shoe may hurt initially, but fear not. It&amp;#039;ll subside. Your heel should rest comfortably against the back liner without slipping. At the instep: The tongue should rest lightly on the top of your foot, without the feeling of too much pressure. At the toe: Your longest toe should rest about a half inch from the front edge of the toe box. You should be able to wiggle your toes slightly. At the arch: Extra support is fine here, but the shoe should not raise up so much that pressure is put on your arch. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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