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How to be comfortable in any situation
Think about the people attending any social occasion.
You should act differently depending on who you're around.
Social situations with your friends should feel relaxed and comfortable.

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- You may speak and act less formally if you're with your friends. During work events, you should be more attentive to social mores.
- It doesn't bother you if people dance like crazy looking at you. People can hear you talking or watch you instead of speaking.
- If you feel uncomfortable, don't force yourself to relax and feel positive. Picking seats or sitting in the front row or behind a large group of people can be intimidating.
- For example, instead of having to tell everyone to sit next to you at breakfast, you may have a nice, little chat at lunch. That way, your friends won't get bored sitting across from you.
A: You may speak and act less formally if you're with your friends. During work events, you should be more attentive to social mores.

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How to tie an aikido belt
Find the mid-point of the belt.
Begin by folding the belt in half. Make sure that the two ends of the belt are touching-if one side of the belt is longer than the other, your midpoint will be inaccurate.

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- Fold the left or right top portion of the belt down. Fold the right or right side of the belt down just a little bit.
- When you tie it it, turn the other section of belt right-side-out; for knots that are too long, the belt will be crooked and you'll have to. The base of the belt should now be parallel with your waist.
- Once the two halves of the belt are even, the center of your fold will be the belt's mid-point. If you're still new to tying an obi on yourself, practice in front of a mirror.
- Lay the belt flat on your table. Measure the distance along which you need to fold the belt in half, and this distance should be approximately 12 inches (30.
A: Once the two halves of the belt are even, the center of your fold will be the belt's mid-point. If you're still new to tying an obi on yourself, practice in front of a mirror.

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A girl talks to a camera. She holds up a bottle of mouse and puts some in her hair. she

OPTIONS:
- starts braiding her hair and pulling it up.
- puts makeup on a woman's face.
- shaves her hair and slicks it.
- applies gum and puts it in her mouth.
A: starts braiding her hair and pulling it up.

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How to survive in dangerous parts of a city
Don't dress like a rich person if you can.
Wear flip-flops, old t-shirts and loose shorts. Don't wear chains, earrings or anything like that.

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- Just remember, don't wear them out in public. The police will check your identity anyway, if they get close to you.
- People will buy more stuff, thinking twice. Don't do much but fit in.
- Avoid anything that makes it worth robbing you. Don't carry expensive items with you (such as a camera, laptop computer, etc).
- If you have insurance, make sure you pay at least part of your premiums. This means all non-insurance plans don't cover cost of living.
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Avoid anything that makes it worth robbing you. Don't carry expensive items with you (such as a camera, laptop computer, etc).