context: How to fill out a checking deposit slip
Gather your checkbook.
Then, look to the very back of your checkbook, behind all of your checks. That's where you'll find your slips.

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- You should see a small " pay-as-follows " button on the back. You should see the option " pay as follows " on that pop-up button.
- Open your checkbook at a random moment. You want it to look as orderly as possible, so i'd say this is the way to go.
- The deposit slip pages are usually of a different color than your checks, and have deposit ticket/slip written above your name and address. If for some reason you can't locate your deposit slips, or you simply don't have any, go to your bank and ask a teller for more slips.
- Start with the amount of money you leave at home. The ten most common denominations of money are $100 , 500, and $250.
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next sentence for the context: The deposit slip pages are usually of a different color than your checks, and have deposit ticket/slip written above your name and address. If for some reason you can't locate your deposit slips, or you simply don't have any, go to your bank and ask a teller for more slips.

context: Then she takes a large bowl and begins mixing all the ingredients together. She mixes everything with the three types of beans. she

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- then adds a bowl of cookies and puts them on a plate with the vegetables.
- adds some crumbles of chocolate cake with eggs in it.
- finally puts all the ingredients into the bowl, scoops up the dough, and then gives the cake to a baker who is on the phone.
- takes large spatula and mixes everything well.
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context: There is a man in the corner who is smoothing material out on the ceiling above with a trowel. he

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- then uses a band aid to remove the excess between the carpet and the wall.
- scrapes the excess on a board he is holding and then smooths out more material on the ceiling.
- is brushing some of the dried wax off of the ceiling.
- uses a trowel to open the plaster to the side.
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context: How to keep your dog under control outside
Teach your dog the " quiet " command.
If your dog tends to bark at people or other animals when they are outside, you may want to teach them the " quiet " command. This command can encourage your dog to stop barking and calm down.

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- You can teach your dog the " quiet " command by saying " quiet " in a normal tone and making eye contact with your dog. Hold a treat in your hand when you do it and only give your dog the treat once they stop barking.
- You can also encourage your dog to go to the bathroom outside in the room without barking. The " quiet " command is often used by dogs as a way to dissuade them from barking at strangers or problems.
- To teach your dog the " quiet " command, use a pen and paper. Follow the directions on the pen, the pencil, and the papers.
- Do not use the " quiet " command if you are outside in the woods. Your dog can easily become distracted by noises or people, so using the " quiet " command will keep your dog under control.
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You can teach your dog the " quiet " command by saying " quiet " in a normal tone and making eye contact with your dog. Hold a treat in your hand when you do it and only give your dog the treat once they stop barking.