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How to unpack before traveling
Find a suitable space for your suitcase or travel bag and items.
If you're not already spread out in a comfortable spot, do so now by transferring your packed case or bag to a suitable spot.
Unpack the entire case or bag.

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- Open it and generally unplug everything that's in it (suitcases are designed for moving more bulky items). Set your specific box of books, travel items, medicine and foods on a bookshelf.
- That's right! This is to ensure that nothing you put back in the case goes back in without good reason. Go through the items that you packed.
- Generally, at places that actually show cases, there should be a stack of items to unpack or you can pick off several at a time. If there are electronics scattered all over the place, that may make unpacking very physically demanding.
- Try to do this on a regular basis. Don't assume you'll get everything you need without first pulling out the contents.
A: That's right! This is to ensure that nothing you put back in the case goes back in without good reason. Go through the items that you packed.

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How to convince your parents you're sick
Show and explain your symptoms.
If you're actually sick but your parents are skeptical, the best way to convince them is to concretely show how sick you are. By being forthcoming with your symptoms, you show that you have nothing to hide, making them more likely to trust you.

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- Note that your parents may not have the information to completely understand what the illness actually is. Demonstrate that you have recently undergone medical treatment and demonstrated your health.
- Inform your parents that you've been sick regularly, especially if your symptoms tend to wind up being moderate to severe. For instance, you may show up missing school, missed work or unscheduled appointments.
- Raise any questions they have about when you normally get sick and tell them you've had symptoms since (about ten days). Now, once again, be direct and honest with your parents.
- You don't want to emphasize on them too much, just make your parents aware. For example, if you've had to wake up in the middle of the night to vomit, it's important to mention that.
A: You don't want to emphasize on them too much, just make your parents aware. For example, if you've had to wake up in the middle of the night to vomit, it's important to mention that.

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Man is standing in a room and is talking to the camera. baby

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- is driving the car hooka put water in the window and she is talking to the camera and showing how to clean the steering wheel.
- is playing in a big toy alrge a pan.
- is lying in a white water tub in drip soap and is talking to the camera gettting to teach the baby the proper way to wash clothes.
- is in a pool swimming and floting and the man keeps talking to the camera.
A: is in a pool swimming and floting and the man keeps talking to the camera.

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A woman is seen speaking to the camera while sitting in front of a bed. She holds up a coffee cup on a plate as well as another cup. she

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- eats more of the food on it as well as drinking from the mug afterwards.
- then takes the cup and pours mayonnaise into both cups before presenting the cup to the camera.
- then pours herself a cup of coffee too while speaking to the camera.
- continues speaking while holding up coffee cups.
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continues speaking while holding up coffee cups.