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How to deal with frenemies
Confide in a true friend that you trust.
If you're not sure whether or not this person is a frenemy, talk over your concerns with a friend you're absolutely sure about and happy around. This person may throw new perspective onto the situation that helps you to realize the value of your relationship with the frenemy.
OPTIONS:
- If you're just like them, you may not enjoy talking about the dark side of things so this person might not be a good friend. Talk to a good friend who you trust.
- Be sure to jot down this information to work through later. Otherwise, you might find yourself feeling bitterness or resentment.
- By being open and honest with the frenemy, you'll guarantee that the person will be honest with you about their feelings. Put yourself in the frenemy's shoes.
- Be certain who you're talking to won't pass your concerns back to the frenemy. Play it safe by ending the relationship gently.
A: Be certain who you're talking to won't pass your concerns back to the frenemy. Play it safe by ending the relationship gently.

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How to drain a dishwasher
Remove the dishes from the dishwasher and place them in the kitchen sink.
You won't be able to take apart certain parts of the dishwasher to see if there are any problems if there are dishes in the way. Make sure you store any sharp knives where they are easily seen, so someone doesn't reach into the sink and cut themselves.
OPTIONS:
- Turn off the power and water line to the dishwasher. You don't want to work on any appliance with the power connected.
- Some dishwashers have a built-in steam setting that will steam remove any nasty dirt from the dishes and clean them faster. Check the manual label regarding how long you can steam clean dishes.
- Load the dishwasher according to the manufacturer's directions, or use a lower setting (preset) to minimize spills. Drain the dishwasher before emptying the dishwasher.
- This also works with washing dishes before beginning to drain them for cutting off dangerous chemicals. Soak the dirty dishes in cold water.
A: Turn off the power and water line to the dishwasher. You don't want to work on any appliance with the power connected.

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How to keep kids safe when sledding
Determine if the sledding space is safe.
One of the most important things you can do to keep your kids safe is to make sure the hill where they are sledding is safe. The hill shouldn't have any kind of obstacle on it.
OPTIONS:
- Ensure that the hill is safe in a space with two sleds, which means there should be no obstacles. There should be no stairs on the hill, so the sleds should be hidden from the kids.
- Obstacles are dangerous, not fun things for the kids to dodge. Running into trees, fences, boulders, and other things in the sled path is a common way kids get injured.
- Consider : Guardrails: the caps might cut into the bottom of the hill or fall off the sides. A large area, especially on icy slopes or on gravel, might be unsafe for sledding.
- Unless your child's safety sign goes blue, they shouldn't go sledding on grass and dirt. If the hill is paved, they shouldn't go sledding either.
A: Obstacles are dangerous, not fun things for the kids to dodge. Running into trees, fences, boulders, and other things in the sled path is a common way kids get injured.

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A man is seen speaking to the camera and holds up a bow and arrow. he
OPTIONS:
- then takes several shots of the area and continues speaking.
- shoots the arrow in the bow while still looking to the camera.
- takes arrow and shoots.
- shoots an arrow and looks back to speak to the camera.
A:
shoots an arrow and looks back to speak to the camera.