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How to dispose of a condom
Remove the condom correctly.
A used condom still poses the risk of pregnancy and illness. Don't spill everywhere.
OPTIONS:
- Also, be sure to always clean and disinfect condoms before each use. Take a new condom with you on the next outing! Have a clean and dry area.
- Likewise, never spill on someone's genitals or arms. Get an all-access condom, or get a specialty one.
- You don't want to spend twenty minutes cleaning up, much less eighteen years raising a child. Remove the condom so that fluids do not spill.
- Wet and damp the condom before cleaning the area. Select a small container from your kit and remove any residue.
A: You don't want to spend twenty minutes cleaning up, much less eighteen years raising a child. Remove the condom so that fluids do not spill.

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How to protect yourself from a stray dog
Gauge the dog's demeanor.
Is it aggressive or afraid? Signs of aggression include: baring teeth, lifted tail, raised ears and hackles (the fur behind the neck, in many large breeds the hackles are very easy to see when they are lifted). Signs of fear include tucking the tail, laid back ears and also snarling or barking.
OPTIONS:
- Only a trained dog can accurately assess how the dog feels and react to bites. If the dog has this behavior but does not seem to be a threat, it is most likely a stray.
- Take your dog to the veterinarian. If you suspect a stray dog may have rabies, take it to the veterinary clinic to be examined.
- Some dogs may also cower or sometimes burst into tears from barking or foaming at the mouth. Look for signs of aggression and/or fear for each individual dog.
- Barking is a sure sign that the dog doesn't want you any closer than you already are. Do not be mislead by breed stereotypes.
A: Barking is a sure sign that the dog doesn't want you any closer than you already are. Do not be mislead by breed stereotypes.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A child in a helmet is shown. Several other children in helmets on bikes ride off of a ramp. a man
OPTIONS:
- begins to grill a young boy.
- at a sign grabs a pole and throws it.
- runs along side them.
- is shown teaching another child to ride on a skateboard.
A: runs along side them.

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How to wire a doorbell
Choose the correct position of where the doorbell button and receiver will be placed.
Position the button at a level where family members can reach it.
Position the receiver where it can be heard from anywhere in your house.
OPTIONS:
- This will also give it a better sound and make it easier to identify when guests are coming in. Arrange the wooden support to suit your purposes.
- Pick a location that your children won't find easily. Tap on the button, and contact the doorbell company.
- Follow the manufacturer's instructions for mounting the button and receiver on your type of walls. Turn off the power to the transformer.
- Point the receiver down at the floor and ring it to notify family members of movement. Leave the hiding spot during normal operation, and make the room dark (if you're an adult or teen) to avoid suspicion.
A:
Follow the manufacturer's instructions for mounting the button and receiver on your type of walls. Turn off the power to the transformer.