context: We see a rubber glove on the floor. A person cuts the glove in half and puts a hole in the end. the person
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context: How to crave water
Add fruit to water.
Fruit gives a water a mild sweet taste that makes it more appealing, especially for those with a sweet tooth. For delicious water, add things like melon, blueberries, apples, and other sweet-tasting fruits to a pitcher of water in your fridge.
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context: How to cement a crown
Notice that your crown has fallen out.
Crowns typically fall out while eating. The crown may be stuck in a piece of food, or you may feel it in your mouth while you are chewing.
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If this happens, take the crown out of your mouth or the piece of food. Clean it off with water and a paper towel.