IN: What happens next?

How to prepare for a deposition
Meet with your lawyer.
Your lawyer will probably want to walk through the ground rules of the deposition. He or she also may want to go over likely questions you will be asked and your answers.

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- Try to schedule a meeting with your lawyer close to your deposition date. If you don't have a lawyer, then you can still prepare for your deposition by following the remaining tips.
- You should ask all of your questions and anticipate your answers. Make sure that you write down your answers in a journal before entering the deposition.
- If possible, hire a lawyer familiar with the subject matter of your deposition. Also check with your local or state bar association for referrals to attorneys near you that specialize in trial law.
- If you are nervous about answering every question your lawyer may ask, don't give up. By knowing what you want to say, you can avoid a rushed meeting.

OUT: Try to schedule a meeting with your lawyer close to your deposition date. If you don't have a lawyer, then you can still prepare for your deposition by following the remaining tips.

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How to adjust a carburetor
Locate the air filter and remove it.
On most cars, you'll need to remove the air filter to expose to carburetor and adjust it. Open the hood and make sure the engine is off before locating the air filter and removing the assembly.

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- Remove the carbon filter, the miles cap, and the wire strainer. Use a screwdriver or a normal tool to remove these containers.
- You can find the air filter on the dash wall or on the underside under the windscreen panel. If you don't have access to the engine, look for batteries, lighters, injectors, or even some other electronic equipment that may have caught or damaged the air filter.
- There should be a switch, or outlet, that moves air through a moving vehicle into a cylinder or tube. If using a generator, there should be a switch next to the air pump, or you may need to refer to a diagram to find the air valve.
- Unscrew the wing-nut and any other connectors, and then remove the air filter entirely. Depending on your make and model, and the kind of engine in the vehicle, the air filter could be in any number of different places on the engine.

OUT: Unscrew the wing-nut and any other connectors, and then remove the air filter entirely. Depending on your make and model, and the kind of engine in the vehicle, the air filter could be in any number of different places on the engine.

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How to survive a car accident as a pedestrian
Seek to protect your head.
Broken bones and internal bleeding can be serious, but head injuries are commonly life-threatening. Doing what you can to avoid sustaining a head injury could save your life.

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- Stay clear of roads and obstructions as much as possible. If an automobile is involved, stay clear of them while the driver is making the effort to maintain control of the car, and avoid where possible.
- Prioritize quick recovery and life-saving decisions and keep yourself safe. Your head is the foundation of your collision, and for this reason, must be protected.
- Consider : Running in place while under the influence. Avoiding any vehicle that applies pressure (like an oncoming car) that's not dangerous enough to give you a head injury.
- Cover your head with your arms immediately, so that your forehead is in the crook of your elbows and your palms are at the back of your head. Try to position your body so that the impact of the crash doesn't come near your head.

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Cover your head with your arms immediately, so that your forehead is in the crook of your elbows and your palms are at the back of your head. Try to position your body so that the impact of the crash doesn't come near your head.