context: How to be random
Use non sequiturs.
Non sequitur is latin for " does not follow " and describes a speaker's failure to construct an argument in a logical manner. This phrase has been used since the time of the caesars.
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next sentence for the context: Today, the word " random " is used in basically this way, referring to the use of non sequitur for comedy. The word " random " really refers to a process or a decision made without a conscious or systematic choice.

context: How to make orange ice cream
Wash all of the fruits thoroughly.
Finely grate the zest of the oranges and the lemon, and place them in a bowl.
Squeeze the juice out from 2 of the oranges.
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next sentence for the context: Leave the juice to soak within the bowl with zest while preparing the other ingredients. Set aside the skin or throw them away.

context: A woman shows how to wrap a gift by setting out the paper. She cuts the paper and folds it over. she
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next sentence for the context: tapes the package together and it looks pretty.

context: How to spot an email hoax or phishing scam
Know what phishing is.
Email hoaxes are often termed " phishing ". This term refers to the instances where the scammer sends out a mass email to every address he or she has managed to glean by whatever method.
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The hope is that at least a few people will be gullible enough within that mass emailing to respond--and send cash or personal details. Know what phishing scammers are after.