context: How to give steroids to cats with inflammation
Have your cat seen by a veterinarian.
If your cat has any of the symptoms of inflammatory disease, you should have it seen by a veterinarian. Tell the veterinarian about your cat's symptoms and allow them to do a thorough examination of your cat.

OPTIONS:
- Give anti-inflammatory drugs like aspirin. Your vet may prescribe an over the counter anesthetic to help reduce inflammation.
- They will give you a diagnosis and they will discuss treatment options. If your veterinarian suspects that your cat has inflammation that needs treatment, they may suggest a round of steroids to reduce it.
- They can then determine the best treatment for your cat. Look for signs of inflammation or swelling.
- The vet can diagnose and recommend a treatment plan. Treat any medical issues before giving steroids.
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context: A woman speaks to the camera surrounded by numerous bottles of various alcoholic drinks. She begins mixing a drink in a glass with ice. she

OPTIONS:
- starts shooting the drinks in the glass.
- adds some fruit on a toothpick to the finished drink.
- then waits for it to boil before taking a drink.
- pours the drink into two large glasses.
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context: As they continue with their drum routine drummer of the pace of the drumming. when the video in the closing captions and credits

OPTIONS:
- appears the credits appear in bright green letters.
- are shown on the screen.
- results you can see how they completed the demo.
- pull up two people seated near each others sides of the table begin to dance to an intricate song.
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context: How to cuss someone out
Pick your battles carefully.
You may well get mad quite often, but cutting loose with the curse words and name-calling every time something rankles you dilutes the effect of cussing someone out. It also wears you out pretty quickly.

OPTIONS:
- Learn to redirect your energy to constructive activities and more calmly while the grievance is still fresh in your mind. Don't criticize the person or the universe for what he or she says.
- First-time offenders should get off with a dirty look or a few well-chosen words of disapproval. Save the cussing out for repeat offenders.
- If someone's name continues to bother you, you'll come back to this game where you can try complaining about it again. Don't try to tell them you're mad.
- You may find yourself having to adjust your routine to get your work done quickly and efficiently. Select a time where you can calm down and don't be distracted by what's happening outside.
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First-time offenders should get off with a dirty look or a few well-chosen words of disapproval. Save the cussing out for repeat offenders.