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How to adjust seating to the proper position while driving
Slide your seat until your knees are slightly bent when you're pressing the gas.
Move your seat forward if your legs are completely extended when you press the gas pedal. Move your seat back if your legs are bent too much.

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- Move your seat in the opposite direction the airbags are intended to go. Do this in the direction that the airbags are intended to go before the stop signs have been passed.
- Tighten your seat before pressing the gas pedal. To press the gas pedal, tighten your seat only as close to the floor as is appropriate.
- Wait until you are fully seated before pressing the gas pedal. To start the vehicle, shift forward slowly into starting position with the handbrake a few inches from the floor and the engine on.
- Keeping your knees slightly bent while you drive will prevent knee pain. Sit so there's a gap 2 fingers wide between the back of your knee and the seat.

OUT: Keeping your knees slightly bent while you drive will prevent knee pain. Sit so there's a gap 2 fingers wide between the back of your knee and the seat.

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A family has a picnic, and goes tubing on inflatable rafts in a narrow body of water surrounded by trees, on a rainy day. A family of people sit at an outdoor wooden picnic table, eating, waiving at the camera. the family

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- watch the weather outdoors as it begins to rain and a little girl runs out into the rain and dances in it.
- lights a campfire in the woods before going tubing down a cable car ride.
- breaks their fast, then celebrates by eating ice cream as the camera flashes and fades.
- is strangely calm and even while they engage in some water tubing activities.

OUT: watch the weather outdoors as it begins to rain and a little girl runs out into the rain and dances in it.

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How to stew apples
Wash your apple.
Run the apple under clean water, turning it as necessary to remove any dirt and debris.
Remove the skin with a pairing knife or vegetable peeler.

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- Use either a knife or vegetable peeler to gently peel the skin off the apple. Try to remove only a thin layer of skin and keep most of the apple intact.
- Use a shallow cutting knife to cut away the skin near the nape of the apple. Heat the base vegetable roux to 350 f (177 c).
- Washing apples removes some of the outer flesh in the apples, making it easier to cut. If you don't have a pair of cutting knives, use a paring knife, plastic spoon, or pie plate to peel your apples.
- Scrubbing the apples gently with a vegetable peeler will expose the skin. If you don't have any vegetable peeler, use a bread grater to remove the skin at the base of the apple.

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Use either a knife or vegetable peeler to gently peel the skin off the apple. Try to remove only a thin layer of skin and keep most of the apple intact.