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At this point, you will be essentially waiting for the fungus to spread. The Spore Burst ability should be doing a lot of the infection work for you, so you just need to focus on improving the fungus' resistance. Evolve the following: Drug, Heat, and Cold Resistance 2. Environmental Hardening. Now that your fungus has been hardened, you can improve the transmission abilities so you can infect other countries easier. Evolve the following transmissions: Water and Air Transmission 2. Extreme Bioaerosol. Once you've upgraded Air and Water you will have the ability to upgrade to Extreme Bioaerosol. This boost allows the pathogen to bypass air/water filters, increasing the likelihood it survives overseas travel. You still need to keep your fungus hidden. Immediately devolve any symptoms that appear while you are improving the fungus. If you haven't infected the entire world, any symptoms which are found will immediately destroy your chances of winning. Because your fungus has infected people but isn't killing anyone yet, a cure is easy to reach.

summary: Improve your resistances. Increase transmission. Devolve any symptoms immediately.

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When you're meeting someone for the first time, you typically want to follow up a greeting by telling them your name. To do this in Italian, say mi chiamo (mee kee-AH-moh) followed by your name. If you want to ask the other person their name, you might say come ti chiami (informal) or come si chiama (formal). If you've initially said your name first, you can also use e tu (informal) or e lei(formal), both of which mean "and you." After you've learned someone's name, it's polite to say piacere (pee-ah-SHEHR-reh), which means "pleased to meet you." You can also say piacere di consoscerti (informal) or piacere di consocerla (formal). If you're meeting someone around your age and speaking informally, you might say incantato (or incantata if you present as female) instead. It's similar to the English word "enchanted," and is typically intended to be flirtatious. Especially if you're a tourist traveling in Italy, the person you've just met will likely want to know where you're traveling from. To tell someone where you're from, you can say vengo da (VEEN-goh dah) or sono di (SOH-noh dee), followed by the name of your country (or even the city, if your hometown is well-known). To ask where someone is from, you can say di dove sei (informal) or di dov'e (formal). At this point in a conversation, if you only know a few words in Italian, you should let the person you're talking to know that. Then, you can find out if they speak English or another language in which you are fluent. On the other hand, if you want to practice your Italian, you can ask them to continue speaking Italian to you. Some phrases you might use include: "Parli inglese?" (informal) or "Parla inglese?" (formal): "Do you speak English? "Puo parlare piu lentamente?": "Please speak more slowly." "Parli un'altra lingua oltre l'italiano?": "Do you speak a language other than Italian?" "Parla italiano con me": "Speak to me in Italian."

summary: Tell the person your name after your initial greeting. Let the person know you're pleased to meet them. Explain where you are from. Discuss your proficiency in Italian.

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Wash your hands and nails with water and soap, then dry them thoroughly on a towel to begin with a clean and dry surface. Make sure to completely remove any nail polish you already have on using nail polish remover and a cotton pad, cotton ball, or other preferred method. Magnetic nail polish can be applied to the toenails as well. Prep toenails in the same way as fingernails.
summary: Clean and dry your fingernails.