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How to cook butternut squash in the microwave
Wash the butternut squash.
Rinse the squash with cold water and pat it dry. This will remove any dirt particles lingering on the squash's skin.
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- You do not have to wring out the squash before cooking. You can just pat it dry with a damp towel.
- Poke holes in the squash with a fork. Poking holes in the squash will allow steam to escape while the squash cooks in the microwave.
- Cook a few minutes, then cool it down in the microwave for a minute or two. Drizzling the butternut squash in water to remove any mold and bacteria is recommended, but since butternut squash isn't fried on the outside, the water should have rid of any moisture.
- Most stickiness in butternut squash will disappear once done. Place the butternut squash on a sheet of aluminum foil.
A: Poke holes in the squash with a fork. Poking holes in the squash will allow steam to escape while the squash cooks in the microwave.

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How to teach a puppy its name
Get to know your puppy.
Spend a few days with your puppy before deciding on a name. Play with him and see what he likes or dislikes.
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- For example, during which activities does he wag his tail or seem excited? In which moments does he seem withdrawn? Are there particular foods he prefers? After some time, you both will be more comfortable with each other. You might draw a name from his personality traits or habits.
- Also, to avoid getting bored, ask questions about how he handles sounds and faces. Then suggest patterns of behaviour after learning his name.
- If your puppy finds your name boring and gross, a name you are adopting or looking for in a puppy might be the best option. Consider a' chicken coop': this is a large, shaped piece of furniture.
- Use your puppy's name as a guide as to what you should choose for your puppy. You can try : " welsh " " alan " " haddock " " akron " Your puppy needs a name of its own.
A: For example, during which activities does he wag his tail or seem excited? In which moments does he seem withdrawn? Are there particular foods he prefers? After some time, you both will be more comfortable with each other. You might draw a name from his personality traits or habits.

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How to write a risk management policy
Identify the potential risks involved in the context of your work and for all the stakeholders.
Consider the context of your work within the different transactions or processes. Include long-term strategic objectives and decisions, operational or day-to-day activities, financial management and controls, intellectual and information technology actions and knowledge, and compliance/regulatory issues and policy decisions.
OPTIONS:
- Choose which industry is most likely to present a risk. Consider key industry in regard to the situation in which you are publishing your policy.
- Review your conduct over several years and determine whether it hinders you from developing your strategy. Consider determining your projected difficulties if, at a later date, these are uncovered.
- Analyze the risks involved in your policy. Assess and actively analyze current and past work.
- Write down all the things that could potentially go wrong and how that might happen. Divide this information into sections to address each individually.
A: Write down all the things that could potentially go wrong and how that might happen. Divide this information into sections to address each individually.

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A man is riding a horse and roping a calf. He jumps off the horse and hog ties the calf. he
OPTIONS:
- gets back on the horse and ropes the calf.
- jumps back on the horse and ties the calf.
- gets back on the horse and irons the calf.
- gets back on the horse and walks towards the calf.
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gets back on the horse and walks towards the calf.