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How to have a car boot sale
Make sure you're allowed to have a car boot sale.
For example, in the united kingdom, it's required that you get a license from your local council first. Knowing you have gained the proper permissions for a sale will give you peace of mind and help you avoid a fine, as well as reassure customers you are not a troublemaker.
A: Go through your possessions and work out what you want to sell. Go through all your rooms, draws and cupboards.

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How to disguise your beer can with a soda can
Gather your materials.
To create a soda can cover to use over a beer can, you will need to have a few things on hand. Here is what you will need :
Can of beer (full) can of soda (empty) can opener scissors metal file
Remove the entire top of the soda can.
A: Use a can opener to evenly slice off the top of the soda can just under the lip. Be sure to move the can opener slowly around the whole top to prevent tearing to the can or inquiry to yourself.

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How to create a school newspaper in elementary school
Decide how often to publish your paper.
This will determine how much time and money you're going to need. It's best to start off publishing only a couple of times a semester, especially if you don't expect to have a large budget.
A: You can always decide to publish more often later. Decide on a size and format for your newspaper.

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How to fit a horse for support boots
Figure out what type of boots you want.
There are boots made for cross country jumping, open front jumping, dressage/flat work, as well as support boots and all-purpose splint boots. Research each type of boot and decide which type suits your riding and horse's needs.
A:
Young horses should not be doing any work that needs support boots. Until its body is fully mature, between five and eight years old, the horse should stick with simple, straightforward exercises.