Q: with an electric tuner. The bridge elongates or shortens the length of your strings. If it's not adjusted correctly, notes down the neck of the guitar will be flat or sharp. Strum the top string next to the tuner and adjust the tuning knobs until it's an E. Put the rest of the guitar in standard E, A, D, G, B, E tuning. Holding down the 12th fret of the guitar should play the same note when you play the string without holding down any frets, otherwise known as the open position. Press down on the 12th fret on the top, or 6th string, and strum it. The note should be an E. If it isn't an E, you have to adjust the bridge. If your note on the 12th fret is sharp, the string is too short and you need to lengthen it. Look at the bridge and find the screws on the bottom of the bridge. Locate the screw that corresponds with the string that you need to adjust. Use a Phillip's head screwdriver to turn the screw one full rotation clockwise. If the note is flat, or lower than an E, you'll need to elongate the string. Rotate the screws on the back of the bridge counterclockwise one full rotation to shorten the string. Turn on the tuner and hold down the 12th fret on the string that you just adjusted. Look at the note that is displayed on the tuner. If the note is still off when you hold down the 12th fret, you'll need to make additional adjustments to the bridge until the note is the same note as the string when played in the open position. Continue the same process on the rest of the strings, making sure that the 12th fret note and the open note are the same. Adjust all of the strings on the bridge so that the notes are the same. The second string from the top of the neck should be an A, the third string from the top should D, and so on.
A: Tune your guitar Strum the 6th string while holding down the 12th fret with a tuner. Turn the screw on the bridge clockwise if the note is sharp. Turn the screw on the bridge counterclockwise to shorten the string. Check the note on the string when holding down the 12th fret. Repeat the process on the 5 remaining strings.

Q: Tap the Firefox app icon, which resembles an orange fox wrapped around a blue globe. It's in the top-right corner of the screen. A drop-down menu will appear. This option is near the top of the drop-down menu. Doing so opens a new tab in private browsing mode. Your search history will not be saved while you use this tab. You can switch back to the regular browsing tab by tapping the numbered square in the upper-right side of the screen and then tapping the hat icon in the upper-left side of the screen.
A: Open Firefox. Tap . Tap New private tab.

Q: If you only take on one at a time, it doesn't seem as big of a task. Sort through everything the same way you sorted through the things on the floor. Ask yourself the same questions as well.
A: Pick a bin/drawer to start with. Sort through everything. Pick another bin/drawer, sort through everything, and ask yourself the same questions from before again.

Q: This step may look different depending on the type of gum you've selected. If you have chosen a stick of gum, you might fold the piece in half as you pop it into your mouth. With smaller tabs, you might even place two in your mouth at once. If you've chosen a giant gumball, you may opt to bite off half. You may need to chew a bit more vigorously to loosen up a new piece of gum. Use your big teeth in the back of your mouth, called your molars, to chew. Molars are the teeth associated with chewing because of their flatter surfaces. This will ensure that one side of your mouth doesn't get tired from the repetitive chewing motion. Occasionally, draw the gum to the front of your mouth and exercise your biting teeth. This will give your molars a short break. If you are not in a formal setting, you can try blowing bubbles. Enjoy the flavor that you've chosen. As you chew, the flavoring agents in the gum will gradually dissolve and be swallowed, so eventually the gum loses its flavor completely. Urban legend suggests that swallowed gum remains in your stomach for years, but this isn't factual. Gum is passed through your digestive tract into your stool. However, frequently swallowing your gum can lead to constipation and other minor stomach issues, so it isn't recommended. The easiest thing is to just spit it out once you are finished. Because the gum is still sticky, it can make a big mess if you don't discard it properly. It's a good idea to save your gum wrapper so that you can wrap your gum in it when you've finished. If you didn't save the wrapper, just wrap it in a tissue or a scrap of paper.
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Place the gum in your mouth. Begin chewing your gum. Move the gum from side to side. Have fun with your gum. Spit your gum out once it has lost its flavor. Wrap your gum in paper.