context: How to stop daydreaming and get stuff done
Stand up and stretch.
Motivate yourself to get organized and take action by physically waking up your body. Stand up straight, with your hands at your sides, and do side stretches.
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next sentence for the context: Stand with your legs hip distance apart. Breath in and raise your arms to the ceiling.

context: How to have fun at a sleepover (for teen girls )
Provide lots of snacks.
One of the best parts of sleepovers is the snacks. You can provide typical sleepover snacks like chips, popcorn, cookies, ice cream, and candy.
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next sentence for the context: It's also a good idea to have some healthier options like fruit or fresh veggies. When you're choosing the snacks to have at your sleepover, be mindful of food restrictions because of allergies, religion, or even if your friends have braces.

context: How to judge the quality of wood furniture
Look for solid wood.
If a store claims that a piece of furniture is solid wood, that means that it only contains wood. Plywood, on the other hand, is layers of wood and resin or glue.
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next sentence for the context: Solid wood tends to be more durable, though it is usually more expensive. If you can see an unfinished edge of the furniture, you should be able to tell if it's plywood or solid wood.

context: How to reduce your lyme disease risk
Limit exposure to ticks.
Lyme disease is the major tick-borne illness in the us, asia, and europe. In the us it is mostly in the northeast and midwest, though it appears to be spreading along the pacific northwest coast.
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Be sure to protect yourself from ticks if you are in an area that is known to have ticks. The centers for disease control and prevention (cdc) has a map showing where active lyme disease cases have been reported.