Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Call the customer service number if you get an email that says that the order can't be cancelled because it has already shipped. Ask the customer service number how they will process your cancellation. Refuse the shipment if it is "Sign on Delivery. Contact the customer service department by email and phone asking them to return the merchandise and stating that it was unused and unopened. Wait for your refund.

Answer: In some cases, the customer service representative can stop the shipment in transit. In most cases, it will be treated as a return and shipping costs will be deducted, but you will get a full refund when the merchandise is returned. " If you haven't been able to reach the company, you can try waiting for the UPS, USPS, DHL or FedEx person and telling them that you refuse to receive the delivery. It will be sent back to the return address. Keep records of the date and the tracking number so that you can use them if the package is not properly returned. It should arrive within 30 days.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Prepare for a chamomile rinse. Shampoo your hair. Add the chamomile. Try rhubarb if chamomile is ineffective.

Answer: To enhance the natural blond color of your hair, rinse chamomile tea into your hair. If your hair has brown streaks from sun exposure, for example, a chamomile rinse may be helpful. First, prepare the tea. You can use a regular tea bag, but for best effects try to purchase chamomile flowers online or at a local health food store. Steep half a cup of flowers in a quart of boiling water for half an hour. Then, strain and cool the mixture. While waiting for the tea to cool, shampoo your hair. Do so as you normally would, using your regular hair care products. You will add the chamomile after your regular washing regimen. Once you finish washing your hair, you can add the chamomile. Soak your hair in a basin of the rinse at least 15 times. You can also apply it to your hair and cover your head with a shower cap. When you finish, wring out any excess moisture. Let the mixture set for half an hour and then rinse out your hair using clear water. If you can't find chamomile flowers, you can also use calendula, mullein blossoms, yellow broom flowers, saffron, turmeric, or quassia chips. A chamomile rinse might not work for everyone. Many blonds use rhubarb root to enhance their hair color. Rhubarb tends to add a honey-colored glow to naturally blond or light brown hair. Take three cups of hot water and pour them over four tablespoons of rhubarb root, chopped into small chunks. Let simmer for 20 minutes. Strain the concoction and soak your hair in it. Rinse your hair with clear water and let your hair air dry. If possible, let your hair dry in the sun as this will enhance the dyeing effects.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Notice the warning signs. Avoid escalating the conflict. Be assertive. Stand firm.

Answer: Your husband may start being subtly passive aggressive without him even noticing it. The trick is to pick up on the behaviors before things spiral out of control. You may notice him slipping in his responsibilities ever so slightly, procrastinating more than usual, or finding excuses for things. When you notice these signs, you can disengage from the conflict before more overt passive aggression comes forth. While your first reaction may be to nag him or explode on him for his behavior, resist the urge to do so. You may turn into a parent role, which won't go well for you or your husband. It's unlikely you want to parent your husband, and it's unlikely he wants to be placed in the child role in your marriage. If you feel yourself about to react, stop yourself and take a moment. Think about the way you feel and what thoughts are going through your head. Take a deep breath before saying anything. Don't play his game. If you start in on the passive aggressiveness, then you will cycle the behavior until both of you are utterly unhappy. Instead, approach him in saying, "We have a problem that we need to work through." If he is chronically late, say, "We have a difficulty getting out of the house in time when we have places to be. What do you think would be helpful in ensuring we get places on time?" Maybe his lines used to work in guilting you or accepting blame, but put an end to it. Don't let these tactics work on you any longer. If he says, "I'm not mad" but clearly is, make a request for him to be honest with you and share how he is feeling. If he says, "I was only joking", make sure you communicate that those kind of jokes are disrespectful and not appreciated. If he says, "Why are you so mad?" Communicate clearly that his behavior is upsetting. "When you don't communicate with me, it's really frustrating. I'd like to know what's going on that feels challenging to you."

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Decide how well the abstract and introduction map out the article. Evaluate the article's references and literature review. Examine the methods. Assess how the article presents data and results. Evaluate non-scientific evidence and analyses. Assess the writing style.

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Examine the abstract and introduction in detail. Ask yourself the following: How well does the abstract summarize the article, the problem it addresses, its techniques, results, and significance? For example, you might find that an abstract describes a pharmaceutical study's topic and skips to results without discussing the experiment's methods with much detail. Does the introduction map out the article's structure? Does it clearly lay out the groundwork? A good introduction gives you a clear idea of what to expect in the coming sections. It might state the problem and hypothesis, briefly describe the investigation's methods, then state whether the experiment proved or disproved the hypothesis. Most journal articles include a review of existing literature early on and, throughout, cite previous scholarly work. Determine if the sources it references are authoritative, how well its literature review summarizes sources, and whether the sources situate the article in a field of research or simply drop well-known names. If necessary, spend some time perusing copies of the article's sources so you can better understand the topic's existing literature. A good literature review will say something like, "Smith and Jones, in their authoritative 2015 study, demonstrated that adult men and women responded favorably to the treatment. However, no research on the topic has examined the technique's effects and safety in children and adolescents, which is what we sought to explore in our current work." Ask yourself, "Are these methods an appropriate, reasonable means of solving the problem?" Imagine other possible ways of setting up an experiment or structuring an investigation, and note any improvements the authors could have made. For example, you might observe that subjects in medical study didn't accurately represent a diverse population. Decide whether tables, diagrams, legends, and other visual aids effectively organize information. Do the results and discussion sections clearly summarize and interpret the data? Are tables and figures purposeful or redundant? For example, you might find that tables list too much undigested data that the authors don't adequately summarize within the text. For non-scientific articles, decide how well the article presents the evidence that supports its argument. Is the evidence relevant, and does the article convincingly analyze and interpret the evidence? For example, if you're reviewing an art history article, decide whether it analyzes an artwork reasonably or simply leaps to conclusions. A reasonable analysis might argue, "The artist was a member of Rembrandt's workshop, which is evident in the painting's dramatic light and sensual texture." Even if it's meant for a specialized audience, an article's writing style should be clear, concise, and correct. Evaluate style by asking yourself the following: Is the language clear and unambiguous, or does excessive jargon interfere with its ability to make an argument? Are there places that are too wordy? Can any ideas be stated in a simpler way? Are grammar, punctuation, and terminology correct?