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How to plan your business travel
Find out if you'll need any special accommodations.
Depending on where you're traveling to, you may need to make certain accommodations for yourself. This is usually more important for international travel, but it may be relevant for domestic travel as well.
A: If you're traveling internationally, you may need to secure a visa before you leave. You may also need certain vaccinations, including anti-malarial medication.

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How to stop picking your lips
Work on conditioning your lips instead of picking.
Do you absentmindedly pick away the dead skin that builds up on your lips? When you feel a bit of skin flaking off, it may be impossible to resist picking it. However, picking your lips doesn't actually make them less dry or healthier.
A: Instead of picking the skin off, try putting that energy into making your lips healthier. The result will be supple, dry-skin-free lips that look great, rather than rough-looking lips that bleed where you pick them.

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How to eat roses
Eat only organically grown roses.
Pesticides and insecticides can be harmful to your health. Roses absorb such products easily and it is not easy to wash these chemical additives off of roses.
A: Stick to eating organically grown roses and make sure you check that the grower did not use any chemical-based fertilizers or additives. If possible, pick wild roses yourself to eat.

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How to use action verbs
Understand the purpose of action verbs.
An action verb describes something a person does, such as an achievement, in a clear and convincing way. Using action verbs in your resume, your essay, or in business writing will make your sentences more concise and easier to understand.
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When using action verbs, it's important that you choose the right verb for the sentence or phrase. Choosing the wrong action verb can actually make your writing very confusing for your reader and leave them with only a vague idea of what you are trying to describe.