Q: It's at the top of the "Updates" page. This should be at the top of the page. It will display a list of every app you've ever downloaded, whether it's currently on your iPhone or not. The Not on This iPhone option filters out apps that are currently installed on your phone. This icon will be to the right of an app's name. If you've purchased an app and then deleted it, re-downloading it will be free.
A: Tap Purchased. Tap All. Tap the cloud icon to re-download an app.

Article: If the man is attracted to you, then chances are that you'll be able to catch him staring at you from across the room. Of course, you shouldn't try too hard to see if you can catch him doing this, or he'll thinking that you're the one staring at him (which you aresort of). If you look up and find him holding your gaze a few times, then he's probably attracted to you. Bonus points if he quickly looks away or looks embarrassed. If you do lock eyes and he keeps staring at you in a way that makes you blush or flush a bit, then he may be lingering because he's really attracted to you and wants more of you. Of course, if he's more shy, he may look away for a bit, but if he does stare at you for a few extra seconds, then there's a good chance he's attracted to you. If the man is attracted to you, then he will subtly -- or not so subtly -- turn his body toward you when you're speaking. This is just part of the basic rules of attraction. If he likes you, then he'll want to turn his shoulders, face, arms and body in your direction. If he's turned away from you or holding back, then he may not be as interested. If you see him playing with the buttons on his shirt, blushing, picking at his nails, playing with an object on his desk, moving his feet from side to side, or generally acting a little bit antsy, then there's a good chance that he's doing it because he's attracted to you. These are all classic signs of nervousness, and if you make him a little bit nervous, then yeah, he'll be fidgeting more than he normally would around you because he's excited by your presence. If he's really attracted to you, then he'll do everything in his power to get closer to you. This might mean he'll put his hand on the small of your back when you're walking into a room, he might give you a light pat on the shoulder or the arm, or he might even stand so close to you that your feet or legs touch and he doesn't move away from you right away. He might even move a strand of hair away from your face if he really wants to get close to you. See if his lips are slightly parted. This is a classic sign of attraction. If he's attracted to you, his lips will part a bit when you make eye contact, or when you're talking. See if his nostrils are slightly flared when you talk. Check to see if his eyebrows are a bit raised when you talk to each other. All of these are signs that his face is opening up when you're together because he's really into you. If you're standing up, check to see that his head, shoulders, and feet are all pointed in your direction. If the guy is attracted to you, then this is his way of showing that he only wants to get closer to you. If he's looking away, facing in a slightly different direction, or moving his feet away from yours, then he may not see you in a romantic way.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
See if you can catch him staring at you. See if you can catch him holding your gaze. See if he turns his body toward you when you speak. See if he fidgets a lot around you. See if he's always looking for excuses to touch you. See if his face "opens up" when he talks to you. See if he's always facing you.

Problem: Article: The instrument should be facing up, with the strings and sound hold facing the ceiling. Position it so that you can see the pick through the sound hole. You might need to carefully shake it around until the pick comes into view.
Summary: Hold the guitar on your lap.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you're using an iPhone, you'll usually find it on the home screen. If you have an Android, it's typically in the app drawer. This automatically resumes the upload from where it was paused.

SUMMARY: Open Drive on your smartphone or tablet. Tap the grayed-out file that says Upload paused.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Even if you bought your juicer at $100, it'll be hard to move it for more than $20; good deals on electronics abound, so you've got to go lower than what savvy shoppers can find online. This includes china, flatware, baking supplies, and all other kitchen items. Make sure they've all been carefully cleaned before you put them on display. You could also have a "free" box with some of the least expensive items, so kids who come to the yard sale with their parents can take something home; perhaps their parents will also be more likely to buy something in this case.
Summary: Price computer equipment and other electronic equipment at $20 or lower. Price kitchen supplies at $1 - $3. Price toys at $1 - $3.

Q: People who thrive while living in solitude tend to be introverted and enjoy spending time on their own. If you find yourself feeling secure and happy when spending time alone, living in solitude might be a good choice for you. Keep in mind that you don' have to be introverted to live in solitude. Being alone means you will have a lot of time to think about your life and yourself. Living in solitude will give you plenty of time to become introspective. Before deciding to live in solitude, take some time for self-reflection. You can try journaling or taking an art course. If you enjoy reflecting on your life and self, you might be well-suited to live in solitude. Living in solitude can be costly, especially if you intend to quit your day job. Sit down and create a budget for shelter, water, food, and other necessities. Make sure you save enough money to cover these expenses before heading into the wild. If you own a house or car, you will need to make sure you can afford payments and repairs while you live in solitude. If you have outstanding debts, like student loans or credit card debt, you will need to make sure you can pay them while living in solitude.
A:
Ask yourself if you enjoy spending time alone. Be prepared for self-reflection. Determine if you have the financial freedom to live in solitude.