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How to save money on your cell phone bill
Purchase the cell phone that is right for you, based on how you plan to use it.
Purchase the plan that is right for you, based on your minute usage.
If you don't use very many minutes, or use your phone mostly in the evening or on the weekend, choose a plan that provides minutes during the time you use it.

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- This will prevent you from spending too much time on your cell phone like you would with your landline phone. Save your daily usage for the day that you will use the cell phone.
- If you rarely use your phone, consider a pay-as-you-go plan. Trim the excess features from your phone.
- You don't want to walk around a parking lot or mess with other people. Locate a cell phone company that sells prepaid phones.
- Purchase the plan that features an automatic stop option. Automatic stops are popular when you're traveling so that drivers and passengers don't need a taxi to get around.
A: If you rarely use your phone, consider a pay-as-you-go plan. Trim the excess features from your phone.

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How to plant carnations
Sow the seeds in early spring season.
For best results, be sure that the soil is not too wet.
Space seeds 12 inches (30 cm) apart.

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- If you are planting your carnations in a field, sow 4 inches (10 cm) apart. Cut away inch (0.6 cm) of soil at about an angle.
- You should sow at least 2 inches (5.1 cm) apart. Fresh carnations don't need to be planted immediately before october 1st.
- Cover with 1/4 inch (. 6 cm) soil Mist the seeds occasionally to promote moisture.
- Aim for a growing pot with plenty of space for germination. Choose a pot that is about 6 inches (15 cm) deep.
A: Cover with 1/4 inch (. 6 cm) soil Mist the seeds occasionally to promote moisture.

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How to address a large envelope
Put the envelope flap-side down.
Your envelope probably has a long flap that clasps or seals the contents inside. You don't want your address to be written on the same side as this flap.

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- If you have taken out the envelope flap entirely, put it down so that it's staggered across the envelope. Try to place the envelope flap-side down so that you can get a good idea of how wide it is, and to place it as close to the body of the envelope as possible.
- Position the address in the center of the envelope. While you don't need to take out a ruler and find the true center of the envelope, try to be as accurate as possible.
- Fold or make creases on the envelope so they look uneven. Fold the flap down the center and crease it so it stays in place.
- It simply has to be made of the same material so that it will stay securely in the envelope. Find the flap-side on the envelope and poke it through! .
A: Position the address in the center of the envelope. While you don't need to take out a ruler and find the true center of the envelope, try to be as accurate as possible.

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A man in a purple sweatshirt grinds down a staircase railing. A man in a purple and black striped sweatshirt jumps down a staircase. the man in the blue sweatshirt

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- and the man in the purple and gray polo and the man in purple point at each stair railing.
- removes his lower half from the railing and replaces it.
- grinds down a railing and lands stylishly on the floor.
- laughs and walks away.
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grinds down a railing and lands stylishly on the floor.