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Marluxia will stumble back, and you'll be able to land a combo on him. Depending on how much damage you caused, he may immediately use Thorn Sphere. He will use Warping Slash while you're in the air; but don't worry, as long as you don't stop moving, he won't be able to hit you. He'll start to use Death Holes coupled with Thorn Spheres, and on top of those, he will also attack you; keep gliding around to avoid these attacks. You can also stay in one spot and repeatedly cast Reflega; however, this is double-edged as he might use his scythe to pull you closer and directly on top of the Death Holes. Do this if you're having a hard time dealing damage to him, although he's easy enough to beat without these forms. Invincibility from Limit Form and the Strength Boost from Final Form can be helpful. Quick roll around the area for about 5 counts, then spam Reflega to avoid his finishing move. Marluxia will do Reaper's Possession when his HP falls to 1/4th. Running around may cause you to lose sight of Marluxia and get attacked because of it. You can also double jump then glide; if you're high enough, he won't be able to reach you. Marluxia will re-use Reaper's Possession when he only has 1 HP left. Avoid it the same way as step 6 and land your finishing blow on him.

summary: Watch Marluxia cast Death, then immediately press to block his Scythe Slash. Move back with Dodge Roll (analog + tap ) or Quick Run (analog + hold ) to avoid his retaliation. Avoid Thorn Sphere by leaping into the air and continuously gliding (while in the air, analog + ) around the arena. Blocking his Scythe Slash until you bring his HP at around 3/4th. Use Limit Form or Final Form. Do a Quick Roll when Marluxia uses Reaper's Possession. Stay still and use Reflect or Guard when he starts using Scythe Wheel. Avoid his last attacks.

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You must be at least 21 years of age to get a gun license in Georgia. However, if you've been in the Armed Forces, you can apply at age 18 if you have completed basic training and can provide proof that you are either on active duty or have been honorably discharged. You can't get a gun license if you have a felony conviction in Georgia or in any other state. However, you can qualify if you have your right to own a firearm restored. You are also prohibited from getting a license if there are criminal proceedings pending or if you are a fugitive. You are ineligible to receive a gun license if you have been convicted of any offense arising out of the manufacture or distribution of a dangerous drug or controlled substance. For example, you're ineligible if you've been convicted of making or selling drugs. A misdemeanor drug conviction does not result in a lifetime ban. You can get a gun license if you've been free of supervision for at least five years. You also can't have been convicted of a second misdemeanor conviction involving use, possession, manufacture, or distribution. You can be prohibited from getting a license for a certain number of years depending on your other convictions. Check the following: Illegally carrying a concealed weapon or a pistol without a license. You are ineligible until you are free of supervision and five years have passed. Domestic violence. You are ineligible to get a gun license unless you receive a pardon or have your gun rights restored. The county probate judge must approve your application if you've been in a mental hospital or drug treatment center within the past five years. The judge will ask the superintendent of your treatment center or hospital for their opinion. You will need to pay an extra fee. However, if you've been committed to a mental hospital against your will, then you are ineligible to receive a gun license under federal law. Sometimes it's not clear whether you qualify for a gun license in Georgia. Only a qualified attorney can analyze your specific situation and offer accurate advice. Obtain a referral to an attorney by contacting your local or state bar association.

summary: Meet the age requirement. Check if you have a felony conviction. Analyze if you have a disqualifying drug conviction. Check your other convictions. Ask for approval in some situations. Consult with an attorney if you have questions.

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If you're eating pre-cut watermelon you bought from the market, the container should include an eat-by, best-by, or other expiration date. This date lets you know how long you have until the watermelon goes bad. Properly stored, sliced watermelon will stay good three to five days. Make eating it a priority to prevent it from going bad. After about a week, uncut, unrefrigerated watermelon will start to turn. Eat uncut, unrefrigerated watermelon as soon as possible. After about two weeks, refrigerated, uncut watermelon will start to turn. To prevent your uncut, refrigerated watermelon from going bad, eat it within two weeks of purchase.
summary: Use the expiration date. Eat cut watermelon within five days. Eat unrefrigerated, uncut watermelon within 10 days. Don't eat refrigerated, uncut watermelon after 2-3 weeks.