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How to tell someone that something they said offended you without being offensive yourself
Ask the person to repeat themselves.
This can be a great way to open up the conversation. Many people get away with saying offensive things because they assume no one will challenge them.

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- Don't make your reaction as offensive as it would be if you were hearing it from someone else. Some people feel offended by things other people say.
- It's natural to be offended when you hear someone's offensive remarks, so asking them to repeat them can help you with this. Try saying something like, " what i hear you saying is pretty offensive of you to say, especially if you want to make it about me.
- Use this to your advantage and avoid trying to push someone to speak to you. Thank the person for their consideration before they respond.
- By asking them to repeat themselves, you're forcing them to actually admit what they said and if they stand behind it. Use a casual, innocent tone when you ask them to repeat themselves.
A: By asking them to repeat themselves, you're forcing them to actually admit what they said and if they stand behind it. Use a casual, innocent tone when you ask them to repeat themselves.

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How to childproof your home office
Keep electronic equipment on high desks and surfaces.
If you use a desktop computer, store your computer tower on a high desk or behind a sealed cabinet that is raised. This will prevent your child from touching the computer tower and protect them from hurting themselves.

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- If you use a tech desk computer as its main storage location, you should place a file cabinet at the front where your workspace is set up. Keep your picture monitors on the pc so your child can see as many of your screens and monitor panels as possible.
- Put any trash cans in an accessible location. If you use a desk tower, have a garbage can or similarly handheld storage container beneath your desk to keep all of your supplies because they are potentially hazardous.
- As well, if you use a printer or a paper shredder, make sure it is also well out of reach of your child on a high surface. You can secure your electronics with safety straps so they are not at risk of falling and injuring your child.
- Keep media at a distance from walls, windows, doors, and surfaces so your child won't accidentally knock things over. You could sit several feet away from computers or electronics.
A: As well, if you use a printer or a paper shredder, make sure it is also well out of reach of your child on a high surface. You can secure your electronics with safety straps so they are not at risk of falling and injuring your child.

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The same woman shows how to use the telescoping handle of the shears and cutting plants that would be out of reach. The same woman walks down a path with the shears. the woman

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- holds up touches case in her hand, and extends the handles of the shears.
- is shown laying flower branches onto a plant and cutting a border through.
- then shows how the shears work demonstrating on several other plants.
- cuts the plants that will be enjoyed for sunshine.
A: then shows how the shears work demonstrating on several other plants.

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How to find a good personal injury lawyer
Understand the benefits of a qualified lawyer.
Personal injury is a specialized area of law. Even though an attorney may be licensed to practice before the court, she may not have the knowledge of the complexities of personal injury law and how to apply them to your case for the best outcome.

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- A qualified lawyer provides background in personal injury law and-typically-determination. These skills can be useful if your case is going to hinge toward a certain outcome.
- Assess the strength of your client's personal injury case. People with personal injury injuries usually have a stronger case than people who have had extensive legal experience, in which case a qualified attorney may be more willing to lend a stronger support.
- The body of law grows and changes daily. A qualified personal injury attorney keeps abreast of the latest developments in both state statutes and the case law coming out of the courts.
- Lawsuits related to specific individuals or legal issues will be much more complicated than civil disputes relevant to an individual. A qualified attorney will be able to further clarify clients' situations, represent potential clients and align them with your ability to pursue their interests.
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The body of law grows and changes daily. A qualified personal injury attorney keeps abreast of the latest developments in both state statutes and the case law coming out of the courts.