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How to avoid fighting with your significant other
Show interest in your partner.
Showing interest in your partner's life and what he or she has to say can help prevent and limit conflict within your relationship. Arguments are more likely to erupt when one side feels ignored or made insignificant in the relationship.
A: All of us want to be seen and heard, especially by our significant other. Simple acts like asking " how was your day? "-and actually listening to the response-can help diffuse tensions and potentially avoid unnecessary fights.

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How to stop a pimple from forming
Don't try to pop your pimple.
If you see a pimple forming, do not squeeze it or try to pop it. Squeezing can actually push the infected material deeper into the skin, worsening the pimple and causing it to become more red and inflamed.
A: It is also more likely to result in permanent scarring if you pick at it. Apply a warm compress to an area that is sore and may be breaking out.

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How to identify cold spots in your fridge
Gather a notebook and writing utensil.
The main problem with cold spots is that they're invisible, which makes them easy to forget. Having a notebook and writing utensil handy in the kitchen will give you the opportunity to make a log of freezing.
A: You might find it even easier to remember this if you use a magnetic pen/notepad. This way, when you look at the fridge, you'll be reminded about cold spots.

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A person is seen playing an instrument in front of the other. The person moves their hands up and down on the instrument. they
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continue to play while looking off into the audience and ends by bowing.