context: How to clean oven glass
Create a baking-soda scrub.
Mix a solution that's 3-to-1 water to baking soda in a shallow bowl until the soda dissolves. It will have the texture of a loose paste.

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- If you don't have the strength or patience to make something all-natural (or you prefer the flaky, bubbling texture), add baking soda to your scrub. Make sure to get all the sides of the glass clean-you don't want to find a glob of soda sitting on the glass.
- Open your oven, and spread this mixture on the glass of your oven door. You can use your fingers to spread it on every bit of the glass.
- This mixture is designed to be mixed with a liquid once it dries. To make a scrub: mix 3-parts baking soda with 1 part salt and add these two together until dissolved.
- Apply the mixture to your oven glass as you go-a rag or sponge should work. Keep the scrub on tight to avoid scratching the glass.
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next sentence for the context: Open your oven, and spread this mixture on the glass of your oven door. You can use your fingers to spread it on every bit of the glass.

context: How to get rid of dark spots from acne
Rub lemon juice on the spots.
Lemon juice can be used as a natural skin-lightening agent. Put freshly-squeezed lemon juice on a cotton ball or a cotton swab and then dab it onto your dark spots.

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- Do not rub the lemon juice directly on the spot, though. Instead, let it sit on your skin for at least 30 to 60 minutes.
- Keep rubbing the lemon juice into your acne spots until they lift up and disappear. Then, when you see them, give the lemon juice a few minutes to work its magic.
- For a stronger lightening agent, combine two parts lemon juice and one part olive oil. Make sure the product you use is oil-free, as olive oil acts as a " freshener " for acne.
- Let the juice dry for about ten minutes. Without rinsing the lemon off, apply a moisturizing oil on top of it.
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next sentence for the context: Let the juice dry for about ten minutes. Without rinsing the lemon off, apply a moisturizing oil on top of it.

context: How to sue the local government
Contact the appropriate agency.
Since different departments or agencies may have their own procedures, you should first get in touch with the department or agency you believe is responsible for your damages or injuries.
Explain to the agent with whom you speak that you want to file a claim against the local government.

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- He or she may ask you questions about what happened. If another office or agency is better suited to take your claim, he or she will direct you there.
- You may be able to save some of the filing fees for your lawsuit by reporting the incident in writing to the federal district court in which your lawsuit is proceeding. If you have documents you believe were used in your complaint or action, you might want to bring those documents along with your lawsuit.
- He or she will provide you information about what comes next and will let you know what happens next. Typically your local government agency will handle most of the work on your behalf.
- Make sure you state that you want to sue the department, not the agency that handles this specific claim. Keep your name and address readily available so that you can consult with an independent investigator on your behalf.
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next sentence for the context: He or she may ask you questions about what happened. If another office or agency is better suited to take your claim, he or she will direct you there.

context: How to spot an email hoax or phishing scam
Know what phishing is.
Email hoaxes are often termed " phishing ". This term refers to the instances where the scammer sends out a mass email to every address he or she has managed to glean by whatever method.

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- It also refers to the fact that the person is trying to hack access to his/her account. All email messages sent out these days often have a trademark.
- The hope is that at least a few people will be gullible enough within that mass emailing to respond--and send cash or personal details. Know what phishing scammers are after.
- The sender claims to be legitimate and accepts their email messages, but even so, the sender does not actually be a legitimate email scammer. Email scams are often censored.
- The messages are usually short and are mostly written down. The mailing being sent feature the information, but usually does not end with a subject in between.
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next sentence for the context:
The hope is that at least a few people will be gullible enough within that mass emailing to respond--and send cash or personal details. Know what phishing scammers are after.