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How to get tested for hiv
Determine if you have hiv symptoms.
If you have flu-like symptoms that last for a week or 2, and you don't recall being exposed to the influenza virus, you may have hiv. If you suspect your symptoms are from hiv, see your doctor.
A: Not everyone infected with hiv exhibits symptoms; some people infected with the virus may not exhibit symptoms for several years after exposure. Examine your past behavior for anything that may have exposed you to hiv.

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How to make buffalo chicken macaroni and cheese
Place the chicken breasts in a large saucepan and fill it with cold water.
Add just enough water until the chicken is covered by an inch.
Allow the water to boil on medium-high heat.
A: Reduce the heat and allow the chicken to simmer for 15 minutes. Cover the saucepan with a lid while the chicken cooks.

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How to detangle hair extensions
Wet the extensions.
If you try to detangle your extensions while they're dry, you may cause breakage and shedding. Wash the extensions with water and your usual shampoo, rinsing well to ensure that there are no suds left behind.
A: For extensions made of natural hair, use an alcohol-free, sulfate-free shampoo formulated for color-treated hair. For synthetic hair extensions, use a mild shampoo or one formulated for synthetic hair.

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How to write a letter of interest for a grant
Know your audience.
Learn everything you can about the foundation making the grant. Find out what types of philanthropy the foundation has engaged in before, and learn about the foundation's history and its milestones so you can think of the ways your vision is consistent with theirs.
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It's not always easy to learn much about a non-local foundation, so try some unconventional tactics, like reading their press releases and searching their form 990 filings (tax forms). You can look for 990s at http: // 990finder.