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How to make chicken and dumplings
Start with an already roasted chicken from your local market.
The heavier the seasoning the better. De-bone and separate the chicken.
A: Meat into one bowl, skin into another bowl and discard the bones. Go through the chicken meat to make sure there is no cartilage, bones or excess fat.

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How to learn a programming language
Determine your area of interest.
You can start learning with any programming language (though some are definitely " easier " than others), so you'll want to start by asking yourself what it is you want to accomplish by learning a programming language. This will help you determine what type of programming you should pursue, and provide you a good starting point.
A: If you want to get into web development, you'll have a whole different set of languages that you'll need to learn as opposed to developing computer programs. Mobile app developing requires a different skillset than machine programming.

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How to treat seasonal allergies as an asthmatic
Visit an allergist.
An allergist can help diagnose what is causing the worst of your asthma symptoms. Seeing an allergist is particularly recommended if you have severe, daily asthma attacks, if you have severe seasonal allergies, or if you need help figuring out what your symptoms are.
A: Also, if you've been in the hospital because of asthma, you'll likely need to see an allergist. Ask about being tested for allergies.

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How to install a vinyl fence
Prepare the ground for the fence.
It's important to clear and smooth the area in which the vinyl fence will be installed to make the process as easy as possible. Remove any bushes, plants, trees or stationary objects that are in the way of your planned fence.
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Call the local utility diggers hotline to have all underground lines marked before you do any digging. In the united states or canada, dial 811 or check with your local utility company.