context: How to housebreak a dog using a crate
Pick a crate that is the right size.
A crate should be just big enough for your dog. If it's too small, your dog will be uncomfortable.

OPTIONS:
- For more space, feel free to use bigger crates. Select crates that are a bit bigger so your dog can stand when you stand.
- If it's too big, your dog will have space to use the bathroom in the crate and still have a clean area. It should be big enough for your dog to sit up, stand up, lay down, and turn around, but no bigger.
- Choose a crate that is wide enough for your dog to stand and turn around in. That way, it doesn't have to be a toy crate just for your dog.
- Larger crates are better suited for longer trips. You should always have heavy bags in the crate.
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next sentence for the context: If it's too big, your dog will have space to use the bathroom in the crate and still have a clean area. It should be big enough for your dog to sit up, stand up, lay down, and turn around, but no bigger.

context: How to apply perfume
Find your perfect perfume.
Do not just wear something because it is a designer perfume. Make sure you absolutely love the perfume's top notes and bottom notes.

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- Find the accessories you like and want to wear. Think of the designers : Frames.
- It can be flattering to your skin or it can help make you feel super classy. Look for fragrances that have scents that exude confidence and the perfume itself.
- For example, if your top notes are blueberries, then you don't have to get your top notes to this point. Get a nice perfume at a perfume store.
- The top notes are what you smell initially right when you get near the spray bottle. These are usually citrus, fruit, and herb smells.
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next sentence for the context: The top notes are what you smell initially right when you get near the spray bottle. These are usually citrus, fruit, and herb smells.

context: How to deal with exam stress
Know what is expected of you.
Be sure to consult your syllabus or ask your instructor what material you will be responsible for. If you have a concrete sense of what you will be tested on, the future test will feel less vague and more like something you can handle.

OPTIONS:
- Know that concepts will change over time. Some concepts will start working faster then others and you will notice that things will still be slightly different over time.
- If you aren't clear on anything, ask your teacher. Teachers would much rather answer questions than have their students proceed without understanding what's expected.
- Take the test as soon as possible. If you're dreading the beginning of the test or just set aside a few days to dedicate to it, that can often be unavoidable.
- Consult your syllabus or ask your instructor if there are rules about exam preparation. If you are not a very satisfied student, then an improved class or a new curriculum may be for you to enjoy.
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next sentence for the context: If you aren't clear on anything, ask your teacher. Teachers would much rather answer questions than have their students proceed without understanding what's expected.

context: How to make frozen grapes
Rinse the grapes.
It's always a good idea to rinse any fruit before you eat it. Washing fruit helps to remove pesticides that are dangerous to your health.

OPTIONS:
- Once dry, it will be easy to store, discarding skins. Washing fruit before baking helps it absorb some of the natural oils that make ripened grapes.
- You don't want any pesticides on your grapes. Water to half to full strength can be used to rinse grapes.
- Remove the skins from the grapes and wash each grape thoroughly. Place the grapes in the freezer.
- Place the grapes in a colander or bowl or on a plate and pat them dry with a paper towel. Give them at least 15 minutes to dry as much as they can.
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next sentence for the context:
Place the grapes in a colander or bowl or on a plate and pat them dry with a paper towel. Give them at least 15 minutes to dry as much as they can.