Q: . If the two of you have been flirting, then you should be able to tell. Look out for classic signs of attraction: laughter, touch, and eye contact. If she pays a lot of attention to you, and she seems to make a point of being around you, then there's a good chance that she's interested. Try not to make this assumption unless you're reasonably sure. It is good to be confident, but try to keep a level head about the situation. Make your move during a slow song at a dance, or when you see a shooting star. Wait for the end of a date, when you're saying your parting words. Kiss her after you make her laugh, or after you tell her that you like her. Imagine that you are in a movie. The "right moment" might feel like the scene when the hero kisses the girl. Don't build it up too much but keep the ambiance in mind. If you are alone with her, and the mood is good, and you think that she wants you to kiss her, then there's a pretty good chance that the time is right. If you feel an overwhelming urge to kiss her: do it. There is no definitive "best" time to ask a girl for a kiss. You'll need to read the situation, be bold, and make your move. Seize the moment when it comes. It might be tempting to leap at the first chance that you get. Read the contextual clues, however, and consider whether there is any reason that it'd be inappropriate to ask her for a kiss right now. Don't force the situation. If you're going to ask a girl for a kiss, let the moment blossom naturally. It's better to wait than to kiss her at the wrong time. If she is sad, or angry, or otherwise bothered by something, a first kiss may not be the way to distract her. Kiss her when she's in a good mood and receptive to being kissed.
A: Try to figure out whether she likes you Find a meaningful moment. Trust your gut. Be patient.

Q: When creating a reference entry for an annual report, the company or organization itself typically is considered the author. The first information in your reference entry is the company's full legal name. For example: "XYZ Corp." Add a period after the company's name unless the company's name already ends with a period. You can usually find the company or organization's full legal name on its website, or on the title page of the report itself. After the company's name, provide the year the annual report was published in parentheses. Place a period after the parentheses. The publication year usually is the year after the year for which the annual report was produced. For example, a company's 2016 annual report typically would be published in 2017. For example: "XYZ Corp. (2001)." Find the report's title on the first page of the report. Type it in italics using sentence capitalization, meaning only the first word and any proper names are capitalized. Place a period at the end of the title. For example: "XYZ Corp. (2001). 2000 XYZ Corp. annual report." If you use a print copy of the annual report, follow the title with the location and name of the publisher, just as you would if you were citing a book. For an annual report, this typically is the location of the main office of the company that issued the report. Use the city and the postal abbreviation for the state. For annual reports, the publisher typically is the company itself. Since the publisher is the same as the author, follow the location with the word "Author." For example: "XYZ Corp. (2001). 2000 XYZ Corp. annual report. Smith, WI: Author." In most cases, you'll get an annual report online, either from a database or from the company's own website. Instead of location and publisher information, type "Retrieved from" along with the full URL where the report can be found. Do not place a period after the URL. For example: "XYZ Corp. (2001). 2000 XYZ Corp. annual report. Retrieved from http://www.xyzcorp.com/reports/annualreport2000.pdf" If you retrieved the report from a database, provide the name of the database in the same format. For example "XYZ Corp. (2001) 2000 XYZ Corp. annual report. Retrieved from Mergent Online database."
A: Start with the company's name. Add the year of publication. Provide the title of the annual report. Include the location and publisher for print reports. Include the full URL for online reports.

Q: Being able to take off layers is extremely important in the winter. Wear a shirt that is easy to pull over your head or that has buttons or a zipper. Try wearing a button-down shirt over your base layer, since these are easy to take off. Another option is to wear a lightweight sweater that you can easily pull off if you get too warm. Getting too hot inside can also make it seem colder when you go back outside. Sturdy, thick materials like these are ideal for a middle layer because they'll keep you warm but they're breathable, so you're less likely to get overheated. A flannel shirt worn with a pair of jeans and hiking boots is a great way to show off your rocker style even when the weather is cold. A wool sweater worn over a skirt with leggings and knee-high boots is a cute, preppy winter outfit. Lightweight materials like nylon aren't going to do much to keep you warm, even if you're wearing multiple layers. Opt for heavier fabrics like denim, corduroy, and wool to ensure you stay toasty during the coldest months. You may also want to invest in a pair of pants with a thermal lining. Sweatshirts are the ultimate in casual comfort. Choose a basic sweatshirt or opt for a hoodie or a zip-up sweatshirt. A zip-up hoodie will be easiest to remove indoors, but there are lots of other styles to choose from. You don't want to wear a heavy coat indoors all day, but it still be a little cool in your office or classroom. A cardigan will keep you warm at work, at school, or anywhere else indoors, and it's easy to take off if it gets a little warm. Layer a cardigan over a nice blouse for a day when it's cool but not freezing. Wear a cardigan over a sweater for days when it's really cold out. You don't have to sacrifice your style just because the weather is cold. Add a warm twist to your favorite dress by layering it over cold-weather pieces, or choose a sweater dress that's perfect for winter. A sleeveless dress worn over a long-sleeved turtleneck looks cozy and chic. A pair of black leggings with a black or dark-colored dress gives you an instant style boost. Wear a sweater dress with leggings and ankle boots for a look that's fun and casual. Add a vest over your sweater dress for even more warmth.
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Top your base layer with a shirt that can be easily removed. Look for fabrics like fleece, wool, and flannel to help you stay warm. Wear heavy pants like jeans or corduroys. Add a sweatshirt over your shirt for a casual look. Wear a cardigan for a lightweight layer perfect for work or school. Wear a dress over your base layer for a warm, feminine look.