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How to survive a long lecture
Go over the syllabus or program.
Most lectures will have a syllabus or a program to give participants an idea of assignments or requirements. Go over the syllabus or program before each lecture so you know what to expect and can prepare any material or assignments so you don't get lost.

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- Break down the assignments lecture by lecture. This will help you prioritize what you need to get through the next lecture.
- Some lab or classroom courses will list details and make lectures more readily accessible to those who need to read them. You can also start preparing for something by discussing it with a friend or writing a review of a lecture and comparing how well it is sequential.
- Many lectures will have a unit or section it should be divided up into. Know which details you will need to apply.
- The syllabus or program is available at many libraries, including teaching and current university libraries. It is a good idea to have an organised, yet thorough, list of information on the class once the lecture is over.
A: Break down the assignments lecture by lecture. This will help you prioritize what you need to get through the next lecture.

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How to save money on drinks for your wedding reception
Write a budget.
It isn't necessary to have endless alcohol for your guests to have a good time. Setting a budget that allows for a reasonable amount of alcohol without breaking the bank is a great way to ensure your guests have a good time and you don't over spend.

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- Allocate a specific number of drinks per guest. Consider 2 or 3 drinks per guest.
- Writing a budget that covers all necessary necessities and that matches the intended wedding day specifications are particularly nice. Think about your finances by determining how much money you want to spend per person in your wedding party and dividing this percentage by your officiant.
- Keep track of how many drinks you have and the amount you want to save. Make a list of all of your guests and ask yourself how much each person drinks.
- It is also important to make sure you have a clear plan for any expenses you will incur during the wedding ceremony and reception. If you do this, you will be making the people who are attending the wedding your primary source of income throughout the year.
A: Allocate a specific number of drinks per guest. Consider 2 or 3 drinks per guest.

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Then she takes a large bowl and begins mixing all the ingredients together. She mixes everything with the three types of beans. she

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- then adds a bowl of cookies and puts them on a plate with the vegetables.
- adds some crumbles of chocolate cake with eggs in it.
- finally puts all the ingredients into the bowl, scoops up the dough, and then gives the cake to a baker who is on the phone.
- takes large spatula and mixes everything well.
A: takes large spatula and mixes everything well.

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The class then turns around and begins to walk, kick and punch in the direction they just came from. the class

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- starts to cheer that they are going to be part of another demo tape.
- turns around when they get to the end, stops, and the instructor begins talking and demonstrating a kick and a punch to them, moves out of the way and the class resumes.
- does a split on the uneven kick and continue to walk in the direction of the students, other student and instructors who are standing or standing a in place to participate.
- then moves off and a disappointed speaker follows behind them.
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turns around when they get to the end, stops, and the instructor begins talking and demonstrating a kick and a punch to them, moves out of the way and the class resumes.