context: A little boy is holding a tube of toothpaste. His mom helps him put it on his toothbrush. the boy

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- laughs and his mom explains that germs cause entire teeth to fall out.
- laughs once the toothpaste is put on his toothbrush.
- then uses the brush to brush his teeth.
- puts toothpaste on one side and then grabs the other side.
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next sentence for the context: then uses the brush to brush his teeth.

context: How to cope with claustrophobia
Breathe.
Anytime you find yourself becoming anxious, the first step is to breathe. Deep breathing activates your body's relaxation response, which makes it a powerful anti-anxiety tool.

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- Whenever you experience a claustrophobic response, use deep breaths to slow your thoughts and reduce feelings of panic. Inhale to a count of 4.
- Exercising to regulate your heart rate and breathing reduces anxiety and instantly calms you. Imagine that you are explaining this concept to a child.
- Sit up straight in a comfortable position, taking in the present moment. A small inhalation is always okay.
- Contract your muscles and breathe in deeply. Relax your body, then inhale through your nose for two seconds.
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next sentence for the context: Whenever you experience a claustrophobic response, use deep breaths to slow your thoughts and reduce feelings of panic. Inhale to a count of 4.

context: How to get out of going to an event
Choose a legitimate excuse.
A legitimate excuse is one that could plausibly occur. A raccoon breaking into and flooding your apartment, for instance, is not a legitimate excuse.

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- Excuses can include previous events, a sick relative, no access to transportation, or a family emergency, if your excuse is needed on short notice. Choose an excuse you can easily remember.
- Finding a way to excuse what you did back when you were young can help you escape the situation. If you're not sure how to justify it, there are several possible reasons the raccoon might have broken into your apartment : You're being stalked.
- Nonetheless, try to avoid this kind of low-probability scenario by coming up with a healthy explanation. Avoid matters that start out with " i don't have time " or " i can't go " instead.
- On the whole, if you lie to someone and the person calls you a liar, they might think you're lying. Don't lie just to get rid of any excuses they have for what caused the raccoon to be there.
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next sentence for the context: Excuses can include previous events, a sick relative, no access to transportation, or a family emergency, if your excuse is needed on short notice. Choose an excuse you can easily remember.

context: How to have fun while you're walking your dog
Change up your route.
Going somewhere new and different can make the walk more interesting for both you and your dog. Try driving out to a lake or walking to a park where you don't normally go.

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- Many outdoor dog parks require a public address for walks. Find a fun and interesting site that doesn't require a public address.
- Even taking a different route in your neighborhood can make it more fun. You could also try walking in a different neighborhood with more interesting houses.
- And you'll see that you're already both enjoying some of the benefits. The flavor you'll like will vary, but most dogs enjoy the stimulating that walking gives them.
- Do some short walking while watching your dog. Some trips that are more fun than others, requiring specific steps, are off limits for the dog.
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next sentence for the context:
Even taking a different route in your neighborhood can make it more fun. You could also try walking in a different neighborhood with more interesting houses.