context: How to formally address british royalty and aristocracy in person
Greet royalty with a small bow or curtsy.
These are the most formal greetings, but they are never required, even for subjects of the queen. If you are a man and you choose this approach, bow your head slightly at the neck.

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- If you are a woman, : put your right foot behind your left, then briefly bend at the knees while keeping your upper body and neck vertical. Deep curtsies are not a faux pas, but they are uncommon and difficult to do gracefully.
- English royalty uses a bow with the head drawn back. In british countries it's rude to bow it too far back.
- It is considered courteous to bow slightly earlier to show respect, but not too much, in england. Offer a handshake and a smile.
- This is to show respect, not courtesy. Curtsy at the neck with a slight arch across the middle.
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next sentence for the context: If you are a woman, : put your right foot behind your left, then briefly bend at the knees while keeping your upper body and neck vertical. Deep curtsies are not a faux pas, but they are uncommon and difficult to do gracefully.

context: Several different games begin and a yellow circle is drawn around him for each play when he is running back and forth. when the highlight reel

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- is complete he stands in front of a suspended cameron and gives him a giant hug.
- is finished, a black screen appears and shows the high school as well as the name for the player.
- stops, he is back in the water playing a game and he comes back to life and is on the other side of the island exercising.
- starts there he's still running, then there's another you will have heard about there is a special event.
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next sentence for the context: is finished, a black screen appears and shows the high school as well as the name for the player.

context: How to maintain a dishwasher
Clean the dishwasher filter to remove debris and stuck food pieces.
Solid waste can damage the dishwasher pump.
Find the owner's manual for your dishwasher model.

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- Find out what kind of filter it will have. A typical 120 gallons (88.0 l) oil filter has a holder with the lid that you can remove to allow rinsing and then closing of the door.
- Many models have a special spot set at the bottom for cleaning. Check it before replacing your old dishwasher.
- You may have to press the' manual' up and down on it to access the information. Each manufacturer sets their own standards for their standard and standard dishwasher.
- If you do not have a copy, find your model number. The manufacturer and model number are usually located on the edge of the door frame either on the sides or the bottom below the dishwasher door.
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next sentence for the context: If you do not have a copy, find your model number. The manufacturer and model number are usually located on the edge of the door frame either on the sides or the bottom below the dishwasher door.

context: How to write a condolence letter
Find an appropriate card.
Every store that sells greeting cards (grocery stores, drug stores, or gift shops) will likely have a section for sympathy cards. Look in this section first.

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- The easiest way to read your greeting card is by looking for the word " dear " and noting where your card came from, and then the many or several suffixes, if any. This will help you create a condolence letter that includes words from your heart.
- Many cards in large quantity will have " dear sincerely " on the front. A company that sells any kind of card will probably have a compartment at the bottom that contains little to no' sides'.
- Items that have a larger stock can still be used to convey a more heartfelt message. Do not use this option if you are planning to send cards in bulk.
- Pick out a card you think the recipient would appreciate the most. Cards are often organized by how the recipient is related to the deceased.
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Pick out a card you think the recipient would appreciate the most. Cards are often organized by how the recipient is related to the deceased.