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-You can buy new flashlights from a plethora of vendors.
+Lots of vendors sell brand-new flashlights.
 * '''Hardware stores'''.
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 * '''Warehouse clubs'''. You do not need to be a member.
-:* In Canada, go to Costco. You either [http://forums.redflagdeals.com/costco-memberships-worth-1290829/3/#post16229294 must have a gift card], or must shop with a member, or must be a member. Costco is a typical warehouse club: it focuses on providing low prices, not on providing a very wide selection of flashlights.
+:* In Canada:
+::* Go to Costco. You either [http://forums.redflagdeals.com/costco-memberships-worth-1290829/3/#post16229294 must have a gift card], or must shop with a member, or must be a member. Costco is a typical warehouse club: it focuses on providing low prices, not on providing a very wide selection of flashlights.
-:* Or visit Costco's website. They sell several different flashlights. As of January 2013, they all cost $50 or more. You do not need to be a Costco member to shop at Costco's website. Their selection is probably completely different than Costco stores' selection, and may be smaller.
+::* Or visit Costco's website. They sell several different flashlights. As of January 2013, they all cost $50 or more. You do not need to be a Costco member to shop at Costco's website. Their selection is probably completely different than Costco stores' selection, and may be smaller.
 * Lots of '''outdoors stores''' sell a wide variety of good flashlights. In Canada, Mountain Equipment Co-op has a good selection both in-store and online. Shipping is "free" on orders over $50.