Problem: Write an article based on this summary: See if they ever mention anyone. Ask and insinuate indirectly. Spend some time with the person you're interested in. Just ask.

Answer: Engage your interest in casual conversations, which can sometimes lead into talking about whether or not they're with someone. They may even drop a name! Ask the person what they've been up to recently. Try to draw out answers that will make them say "I did this with my girlfriend." Asking about their weekend is a good bet. A definite hint is if they refer to a "we" when talking about past or future plans and events. You might also look for non-verbal signals that someone is already taken. Are they constantly on their phone, texting and smiling? Are they always busy or running off to meeting other people? Talking to the person could also be useful for you, too. You'll get to know them a little better. You can figure out whether or not you really like them and want to pursue them further. If your love interest says something funny, ask "what does your girlfriend/boyfriend think about that?" or "I bet your girlfriend/boyfriend doesn't laugh at those jokes." Or, if you're discussing something the person likes to do or somewhere they like to go, ask "Do you and girlfriend/boyfriend go there a lot?" You can also try asking "So where's your girlfriend/boyfriend?", especially if you've only met the person recently. If they are dating someone, they will answer the question. If they don't, they might be slightly confused or laugh and say, "Oh, I don't have a girlfriend/boyfriend." This gives you the perfect opportunity to flirt by saying, "Well, I just assumed a person as (insert an adjective) as you would already have a girlfriend/boyfriend." This approach allows you to get your game on by complimenting and flirting with the person you like. Try acting like you're settling some sort of argument. For example, say, "Do you like when your girlfriend/boyfriend calls you a lot? My friend doesn't think she should call her boyfriend everyday. What's your opinion?" Go on using this tactic until you find out. Remember that even if this line of questioning helps you figure out that your love interest is not in a relationship, it doesn't necessarily mean that they like you. However, at least you're in the picture at this point! Their partner might suddenly show up. You might also be able to figure out whether or not your interest is with someone else based on how they act with YOU. If someone likes you, they will try to spend time with you. That's the clearest indication. If they don't make time to see you, it may mean that he is a) with someone else; b) not interested enough; c) not in a time in their life when they feel ready to pursue a relationship. The easiest solution is to be straight-forward and ask the person you're interested in if they are currently in a relationship. Be careful, as this will almost certainly tell them that you're romantically interested and there is no real way to backtrack from that. Nevertheless, this is quickest and most assured way of getting a definite answer. If feeling bold, just go right ahead and ask them out. If you ask, then they should disclose if they're in a relationship. Of course, it's still possible that they may say "yes" to going out with you AND be in a relationship with someone else, but that's another issue entirely!

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Ask questions. Give short-term consequences. Be rational. Be specific. Always follow through. Be consistent.

Answer: Instead of assuming why your teen broke the rules, ask questions like, "What were your reasons for doing that?" Your teen will have to think through the situation and might end up understanding his or her error without your needing to explain it. It's okay for your teen to feel guilty. If your teen recognizes why what he or she did was wrong, the emotions that come with that realization may serve as a more effective punishment than one imposed by a parent. An appropriate punishment lasting several hours or several days, depending on the violation, can be very effective. Longer punishments often increase the chance that your teen will act out in response. But if your teen sees an end to the punishment, he or she will be more likely to accept it. Your teen should view your punishment as a reasonable response to his or her violation of the rules. If you let your emotions dictate the punishment, your teen is likely to see your punishment as arbitrary and cruel. Be an example for your teen. Teach your teen constructive ways to deal with conflict, so that he or she will have a constructive model for how to act in future relationships. When addressing your concerns, your choice of language can dramatically affect the conversation. Pinpoint exactly why you're upset. Using general terms like "irresponsible" will make your teen feel attacked. Instead, outline the specific infraction. If you lay down a punishment and end up not following through, your credibility will be damaged. Your teen may think they can get away with this behavior and start acting out even more. After a long day, it might be tempting to let your teen get away with breaking a rule. However, if your teen feels that the rules are arbitrarily enforced, he or she is less likely to take them seriously.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Create silly nicknames for each other.

Answer: Silly nicknames are great because they make you both laugh. Plus, they can be an inside joke. To pick the perfect nickname, think about your partner's favorite things, bad habits, and embarrassing relationship mishaps. Then, try to turn that into a nickname. For instance, let's say your boyfriend tried to make you breakfast in bed but set off the smoke alarm. If you both laughed about it, you might call him "Smokey." As another example, let's say your boyfriend hates sports but spent an hour playing a basketball arcade game to win you a teddy bear. You might call him "MVP" to remind you both of the incident.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Find a font file online that is compatible with your version of Windows. Click "Download" to save the file to your computer. Open the Control Panel. Open the Fonts menu. Click the File menu. Choose the location of the newly downloaded font file. Choose "Install" once the proper file is selected.

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Verify the file to ensure that you will not download a virus that is harmful to your computer. Make sure you download it from a trusted source with a number of user-generated reviews. Oftentimes fonts will download in a ZIP file, which will need to be extracted after downloading. You can do this by simply double-clicking the ZIP file and then dragging the font file to another location on your computer, such as your desktop. Click Start and then click Control Panel. This menu allows you to adjust the settings for your computer. Click on Appearance and Personalization in your Control Panel, and then open the Fonts option. If the File menu is not visible, press the Alt key to make it appear. Select "Install New Font" from the drop down menu. A Fonts dialog box should pop up to help you navigate through installation. Make sure that the file has been unpacked if it was in ZIP format, otherwise it will not show up in the list of files. Follow the prompts from the installation wizard. You should be able to access your font the next time you open your program. If you have problems accessing your font, try restarting your computer.