context: How to become better when you are sick
Stay home from work or school.
Going out and having a normal day will usually make you sicker. It also exposes those around you to illness.
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next sentence for the context: Stay home and take care of yourself so that you can go out again soon. Keep in mind that you're usually at your most contagious at the beginning of an illness-for a cold, this means the first three days, possibly four or five.

context: How to choose the right golf ball
Look for balls with ionomer covers.
Ionomer covers are plastic covers. When you hit them with a golf club, they tend to absorb the energy from the golf club and not spin.
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next sentence for the context: This can prevent your ball from spinning and thus gives it more control through the air. Select balls with an 80 compression rating.

context: How to file an appeal while in prison
Distinguish between legal and factual issues.
An appeal isn't a new trial. Generally speaking, you can only appeal situations in which the judge at your trial made a mistake in the law, or in the application of the law to your case.
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next sentence for the context: It can help to think of factual issues as the issues the jury decides. Legal issues, in contrast, are decisions made by the judge.

context: How to escape from dangerous forest animals
Look at the color of the bear's fur.
It's important you determine what kind of bear you're dealing with. The way you respond to a black bear encounter will be very different than a brown bear encounter.
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If the bear has black fur, it's a black bear. Full-grown black bears are usually smaller than brown bears.