context: How to make your own christmas decorations
Make frosted pine cones.
These pretty ornaments are surprisingly easy to make at home with some plain, natural pine cones. Pick out nice, even pine cones with a pleasing shape and lay them out on newspaper.

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- Store the pine cones in an airtight container for one year and remove them at christmas time. Paint the cones white, then arrange them on a double shelf and let them thaw overnight in an airtight container for up to three months.
- Next, take white spray paint (such as frost white) and spray one side of the pine cones. Let the paint dry for a few minutes, then turn the cones over and spray the other side.
- Leave them out all day so that the rest of the winter is more quiet. Use a skewer for every move that goes wrong.
- Place the cones (and the paper) in the freezer for up to 2 days. Be sure to use a clear cover to prevent the cones from cracking.
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next sentence for the context: Next, take white spray paint (such as frost white) and spray one side of the pine cones. Let the paint dry for a few minutes, then turn the cones over and spray the other side.

context: How to smile when you think you can't smile
Use the mirror.
If you get used to having a smile on your face, it will come more naturally when you need to make it happen. Even though there will always be those times where it is hard to smile, you can make it easier by having your smile ready.

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- Use any mirror that you plan to use and sit comfortably in it while you feel the urge to smile. Press your cheeks together and your smile should clearly show up on your face.
- Focus on keeping your teeth white, and letting your teeth show. This will distract you from your bright smile.
- The mirror can be your best friend in this case. Take a few minutes (each day, or every week) to check yourself out.
- Use it during times when you can smile, like important conversations or work. Keep smiling when someone asks you a question, even when there's no need for an answer.
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next sentence for the context: The mirror can be your best friend in this case. Take a few minutes (each day, or every week) to check yourself out.

context: How to diagnose and treat anal gland disease in cats
Notice the cat favoring their behind.
If there are problems with the anal glands, the cat will pay attention to it in a way that you will notice. They may lick it or bite at it.

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- This is a sign of a stressed cat. If you know that the cat is stressed and doesn't want to eat, keep an eye on the cat's back to see if it is depressed.
- However, the cat may not lick at the glands. This behavior is a sign of poor health.
- They may also scoot their behind across the floor. Your cat does this to try and alleviate the pain and itchiness.
- The cat also may cry out, disgust, or gain weight due to the condition. Take your cat to see your vet and get an answer right away.
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next sentence for the context: They may also scoot their behind across the floor. Your cat does this to try and alleviate the pain and itchiness.

context: After preparing the pipe, the man puts some rubber compound around the pipe and attaches a new gasket. the video

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- ends with a closing caption shown on the screen.
- ends with the words " just in case! " overlaid.
- is moving towards the final product.
- ends and everyone except for the man is shown smoking again.
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ends with a closing caption shown on the screen.