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Text states the video will show how to chalk paint. An armoire is shown, and a woman is holding one of the drawers. she

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- puts it on the bed, and does a final brush with the rug on the back end.
- cleans the top drawer with a blue sponge, then takes a lip gloss stick out of her pocket.
- sands down the wood before applying a coat of chalk paint with a brush.
- uses a sharpening tool to sharpen a knife on the cabinet.

OUT: sands down the wood before applying a coat of chalk paint with a brush.

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How to win a tennis tournament
Start practicing two weeks before the tournament.
Whether you are competing in a doubles or singles tennis tournament, it is important to begin mental and physical preparation well before your competition day. Eliminate distractions that will take your focus away from the competition and work on your skills with a coach or friend.

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- Identify your weaknesses and search online for drills that will help turn these weaknesses into strengths before the tournament. Work on your volleying, footwork, and stamina in the weeks before your competition.
- Get a workout at least two weeks before the tournament. During an super-large competition, most players enjoy cardio, but don't spend a significant amount of time in an established, low-impact fitness gym.
- More information about the various rules can be found on the school's website. If you are entering the tournament alone, run a quick check on the website to make sure that you don't miss any time before you get into the game.
- This means aiming to stay mentally and physically prepared for the and without distractions. Lay a few exercise balls out in your car.

OUT: Identify your weaknesses and search online for drills that will help turn these weaknesses into strengths before the tournament. Work on your volleying, footwork, and stamina in the weeks before your competition.

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How to get a mortgage
Estimate your home payment capacity.
In order to apply for a mortgage, you should first determine what kind of a monthly payment you can afford. Take an inventory of all your monthly expenses and compare it to your monthly income.

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- Use these figures to establish a budget that allows room for a monthly mortgage payment. Remember to factor in all of the costs of home ownership, including insurance, taxes, and maintenance.
- Figure out what you can afford to pay off each month if you owe for your home. A monthly mortgage must be at least $15 , 000 for most people; however, businesses may need to subsidize their monthly uses.
- This will help you determine the minimum amount of your monthly monthly monthly payment that your home will total per month. Depending on the type of mortgage you are interested in, this can be as simple as dividing your monthly costs by 550 to get a relatively large amount of your monthly payment.
- Compare your monthly expenses with the total monthly payment for the entire amount of your mortgage. Most lenders make mortgage payments several times during the month and estimate your annual monthly expenses against your monthly payment.

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Use these figures to establish a budget that allows room for a monthly mortgage payment. Remember to factor in all of the costs of home ownership, including insurance, taxes, and maintenance.