Question:
Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

A woman's hands are shown in the base of a sink. She is spreading soap over her nails and fingers. she

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- then rubs lotion into her hand.
- puts a clamp on one of her nails.
- then combs out her hair.
- then rinses them off in the sink.
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then rinses them off in the sink.

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Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

A man shovels snow from his porch with a snow shovel. The man shovels snow from a stair case with a snow shovel. the man

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- holds paper while he works and then reads while shoveling the snow.
- picks up snow from the stairs.
- bowls snow from the stairs with the shovel.
- finishes the job and shows his muscles.
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finishes the job and shows his muscles.

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Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

How to set boundaries with people with borderline personality disorder
Make your own well-being a priority.
Many people fail to set personal boundaries because they feel guilty about it or think their needs don't matter. However, your needs are just as important as anyone else's, and you have to be in good mental and emotional health to be able to help others and fulfill your own responsibilities.

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- Setting time aside to do things that you enjoy without worrying about what others think is appropriate and healthy for you might get that responsibility off your shoulders. Limit your time with friends and family.
- Try to set your own personal preferences, even if that means setting guidelines or rules. Strive to set goals you can meet without setting specific consequences.
- " setting boundaries " means setting limits for yourself and your needs. Your goal should be to set boundaries, and you may find it hard to maintain those boundaries when you're not able to live up to them.
- Setting boundaries you're comfortable with isn't selfishness-it's your right. In the long run, healthy boundaries don't only benefit you.
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Setting boundaries you're comfortable with isn't selfishness-it's your right. In the long run, healthy boundaries don't only benefit you.

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How to be popular in high school quickly
Identify your problem.
What is it that made you unpopular?
Some people became unpopular after they have moved to another city. This is hardly their fault though and it can only be fixed by time.

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- Being unpopular is not always your fault, but you should examine what you are doing that causes you to turn other people off. There are always reasons why the most popular people are never friends with you.
- Also write it down and then think about whether you truly really thought you had the problem or if you have identified issues that made it impossible for you to continue being popular. Does that work? There are alternative ways of getting rid of this problem, such as seeking counseling or reflection.
- Some negative attitudes are caused by being unpopular and not having built up a good reputation. Seek a support group for your friends.
- If your problem is that your friends have to put up the effort, then don't get upset as they will just put it up for you. This is most likely because they don't want to hurt your feelings.
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Being unpopular is not always your fault, but you should examine what you are doing that causes you to turn other people off. There are always reasons why the most popular people are never friends with you.