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How to take care of your glasses
Run your glasses under warm water.
Run the tap so that the water is lukewarm. Hold your frames beneath the water.

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- Turn them over so that you check that the water is not draining out of the base. Place the rims of your glasses on a drying rack or flat surface.
- Use the moment the water is almost over-boiling to rinse them off. Ensure that your glasses are completely dry before proceeding.
- Avoid using hot water as this can damage your glasses. This removes dust and other particles that can scratch the lens if rubbed into it.
- Directly above the lens, place them into the warm (not hot) water. While covering the glasses, wring out the water and place them in the sink.
A: Avoid using hot water as this can damage your glasses. This removes dust and other particles that can scratch the lens if rubbed into it.

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How to advertise your used car for sale
Advertise in a minimum of three places.
To bring in the most potential buyers, select three spots to place your ad. You could go all online or do a combination of websites and in-person methods, such as flyers.

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- Establish a foundation for your flyer, website, and ad to make it easier for buyers to find your car. You'll use this foundation of advertisement to entice potential buyers to buy your used car.
- You can also advertise online through a public auction, though don't go as far back as you want to make sure anyone notices. You'll probably need to pay a slightly higher bid for the location, but this could save you money and time in the long run.
- Keep in mind that the reason your ad here might sound appealing depends on the age of the car you're selling. If your car is reasonably new, you don't need to advertise until two months have passed since this sale began.
- Make sure that you post the same information to all of these places to avoid any confusion. Be sure to update all of your postings and flyers if you choose to change your selling terms, such as lowering your asking price.
A: Make sure that you post the same information to all of these places to avoid any confusion. Be sure to update all of your postings and flyers if you choose to change your selling terms, such as lowering your asking price.

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A man is seen sitting in the water in a kayak speaking to the camera. the man

OPTIONS:
- continues speaking while holding a paddle in his hands.
- then puts a paddle in the water and begins water skiing.
- then washes clothes along the water while speaking to the camera.
- then goes underwater and comes back up to speak to the camera and carry on a conversation with another man.
A: continues speaking while holding a paddle in his hands.

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How to accept a settlement offer
Pay attention to timing.
A settlement offer may be made at any point during a civil lawsuit or administrative proceeding. The other side can even make a settlement offer after the trial has begun.

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- A settlement offer during trial might mean that the other side thinks it's going to lose and wants a more predictable way out of the situation. This is especially true if you're involved in a jury trial.
- Choose the opportune moment to tell the plaintiff about the offer and the financial or legal implications of receiving a settlement. This often assumes the settlement offer is valid or has a strong argument which proves to the other side that the purchase is worth pursuing.
- To understand the typical challenges that often result when you or someone else makes a settlement offer, pay attention to the timing of your settlement offer. You might want to cancel if you win because the other side wants to contest the settlement and they bring you $100 to support their offer.
- This process will vary by state, but generally you should pay attention to the timing of the settlement offers : All claims against you may be declined. If the settlement offer seems unreasonable, a settlement offer may be denied.
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A settlement offer during trial might mean that the other side thinks it's going to lose and wants a more predictable way out of the situation. This is especially true if you're involved in a jury trial.