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How to search eviction records
Find the appropriate court website.
Most u.s. states have websites that allow you to look at all civil court records, including eviction records, for free. Depending on the state, you may not be able to look at the full record.
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- Search for the court website for each state where the applicant listed a previous address on their application. Some court records are kept online at the county level rather than the state level.
- Generally, you want to check the clerk's website or the court's website to find the correct website. Find the " fill in the blank " section of the page and click on it.
- When you arrive at the courthouse, find the appropriate court's website and select " search. " then enter the court's address.
- Look at the court's website. In most states the court should have a contact page that you can use to check the statutes of civil procedure.

OUT: Search for the court website for each state where the applicant listed a previous address on their application. Some court records are kept online at the county level rather than the state level.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to help protect seniors from falls
Keep floors clear.
According to the national safety council, most falls happen at home, and one of the easiest ways for you to help protect a senior from falling in the home is to remove obstructions on the floor. Keep the floor clear of things like toys, clothes, and even other cleaning products such as brooms or vacuums.
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- By keeping the floor clear, you will also ensure that no one falls on it. If you have any furniture that is in the way, clear it of a few items and gently pull the rug out.
- Similarly, don't leave heavy furniture or pots or pans on the floor to protect lost walking furniture from falls. Forks, vacuums, and other heavy objects that might fall on a senior can fall on them.
- If you have a sliding glass door, secure it to the side so the senior cannot climb onto it. Try to keep plenty of space between the door and the glass.
- Keep items aside from furniture clear of the floor by placing them in designated areas such as closets or hampers. Keep cords off the floor as much as possible.

OUT: Keep items aside from furniture clear of the floor by placing them in designated areas such as closets or hampers. Keep cords off the floor as much as possible.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to beat senioritis
Fulfill your graduation requirements.
Once your college or graduate school applications are in, it can be hard to stay motivated to keep your grades up. However, you still need to make sure you graduate.
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- One of the following requirements is : Have a clean driving record. Demonstrate that you are able to do very good work including driving the following requirements: be thirty-four years old by age eighteen at the time of your graduation.
- If you stop doing your homework or attending class, you could fail. Failing a class often means you'll need to attend summer school.
- If you go to a technical college and do not have access to the gold standard curriculum you would have gone into, this can lead to a crash. You can work hard and get your grades back, but this takes a lot of energy, time, and hard work.
- Speaking good to your teachers or any other classmates who have stellar grades, as well as fellow teachers, help you stay motivated and moving toward graduating successfully. You will be able to meet your merit eligibility requirements at graduation if you have a high gpa and a good grade on campus.

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If you stop doing your homework or attending class, you could fail. Failing a class often means you'll need to attend summer school.