context: How to determine if a sapphire is real
Look for flaws and inclusions.
Use a jeweler's magnifying glass, at least 10x magnification, to inspect the sapphire closely. Natural sapphires form with tiny bits of other matter in them, so look for small specks and blemishes.

OPTIONS:
- These flaws are a good indication that a sapphire is real. Lab-created (fake) sapphires do not have inclusions of this nature, and some natural sapphires don't have flaws either, but if you find flaws it is real.
- Examine the gem regularly for blemishes or inconsistencies. There may be special protrusions or blemishes that help to differentiate an authentic sapphire from an imitation.
- Larger blemishes will help the gem to have a more realistic appearance. It can also cause the gemstone to be difficult to detect.
- If your sapphire has any blemishes, imperfections, protrusions, or flaws, it's a fake sapphire. Real sapphires can have no lumps, cracks, flakes, or inclusions.
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next sentence for the context: These flaws are a good indication that a sapphire is real. Lab-created (fake) sapphires do not have inclusions of this nature, and some natural sapphires don't have flaws either, but if you find flaws it is real.

context: Man in the room holding a shovel and using it to mix the cement on a aluminum plate. A man is in a sunny day building a brick wall, spreading cement between the bricks. man

OPTIONS:
- is standing on the edge of a fire pit holding a shovel and talking.
- is talking to the camera showing different building tools on top of a table.
- is holding a wooden box, and is placing it, then putting cement in the concrete.
- is putting cement in a metal bowl and put it onto a metal plate.
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next sentence for the context: is talking to the camera showing different building tools on top of a table.

context: How to make a calm down corner (9 15 years old )
Clean out a corner of your room.
Make sure it is well-lit, warm enough, and quiet. Clean out any junk in your corner, rid it of distractions, too.

OPTIONS:
- If you're a daydreamer, you might want your corner near a window. Don't make it near a door.
- Organize items on the floor with a clear sheet color to reduce obvious clutter, like cups, plates, and water bottles. Plan to identify critical thoughts through the clutter pile.
- Feed an animal you want to entertain. Start by showing your cat, or can you also have one you're old enough to/do it alone? A stuffed cat may work well because it will feel comfortable.
- Clear out any tv-watching equipment (coffee, used tissues). Put away any third people who seem to have everything and move on to a kitchen or spare room.
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next sentence for the context: If you're a daydreamer, you might want your corner near a window. Don't make it near a door.

context: How to end a letter sincerely
Use " sincerely " for formal and personal letters alike.
A basic closing with the word " sincerely " can be safely used with almost any kind of letter. When you're done writing the letter, the basic closing is appropriate for almost all kinds of letters.

OPTIONS:
- Formal letters usually include a line that designates the recipient and the letter's intended recipient, such as the subject. Try to use " sincerely " in conjunction with the " yours, " such as " yours truly " in both informal and formal letters.
- If you're writing a formal letter to someone, you can always use " my deepest thanks " or " my deepest appreciation. " if someone asks for money, it's fine to include " let's see if we can work out how to save up " in your closing.
- You can also use an informal closing like " best wishes " or " wishes " if you need to send more fancy wording to the letter. Some examples of formal and personal letters are : " best wishes " is a better option, as it makes sense and is more substantial than an informal closing.
- Similar basic closings that do the same work as " sincerely " include : Sincerely yours truly warm regards with appreciation thoughts and prayers Don't use a personal pronoun in the pronoun. Closings are usually sentence fragments, not full sentences.
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Similar basic closings that do the same work as " sincerely " include : Sincerely yours truly warm regards with appreciation thoughts and prayers Don't use a personal pronoun in the pronoun. Closings are usually sentence fragments, not full sentences.