context: How to prevent electrical fires
Make sure all electrical outlets are fitted and tight to the wall.
Start by checking all the electrical outlets in your home or on your job site. Make sure they are tight and fitted to the wall, as loose-fitted plugs can be a shock or fire hazard.
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next sentence for the context: If you notice any of the wall plates are broken or missing, put new wall plate over the outlets so there are no exposed electrical wiring. You should also cover any unused outlets with protective covers, especially if you have young children who will be moving around in the space.

context: How to live in the moment
Start small.
While you might be tempted to completely overhaul your lifestyle, it is not necessary to make big changes to start living in the moment. Start by incorporating new habits one at a time.
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next sentence for the context: Once you feel like you have mastered a habit, add something else. For example, instead of trying to meditate for 20 minutes per day right away, start by trying to meditate for three minutes per day.

context: How to dress retro (for girls )
Shape your outfit.
The 80s were defined by a unique blend of different styles that emphasized extravagance and materialism. Over-the-top clothing in bold (often neon) colors was the norm.
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next sentence for the context: Women's fashion leaned toward oversized tops paired with leggings, tight pants, or a miniskirt. Pull out any and all leggings you might have, in any color.

context: How to protect your belongings in a wildfire
Reduce flammable vegetation.
Anything that can catch on fire risks serving as fuel for a wildfire. Most often, wild fires spread by burning plants.
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Reduce the ability of wildfire to put you and your belongings at risk by removing any flammable plants that is within 30 ft of the exterior of your home and any outlying buildings. Remove dry grass, brush piles, and any bushes next to your home.