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How to make stuffing
Brown the sausage.
Heat skillet over medium high heat, and add the sausage to the pan. Use a fork to break it up while it cooks.
OPTIONS:
- Stop cooking when the sausage is brown and as the oil starts to cool. Add the worcestershire sauce and kosher salt.
- Turn each sausage one at a time, but don't caramelize each sausage. Stir constantly while you brown each sausage.
- Let the sausage cook until it is browned, which should take about 5 to 7 minutes, depending on the size of your pan. Cook the sausage for 2 minutes, stirring occasionally.
- Keep cooking it until it's completely browned, then remove the cooked sausage to a plate lined with paper towels to drain. Heat the butter in a large pan over medium heat.
A: Keep cooking it until it's completely browned, then remove the cooked sausage to a plate lined with paper towels to drain. Heat the butter in a large pan over medium heat.

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How to treat and prevent a common cold
Drink plenty of fluids.
Staying hydrated can help replace fluids you lose producing mucus or from a fever. Ensuring you consume enough liquids may help you feel better and get over the cold more quickly.
OPTIONS:
- Aim to drink at least eight to nine 8-ounce glasses of water a day. If you do not have access to water at all while you are sick, drinking water in between meals can help you stay hydrated.
- Stay hydrated in the following forms: electrolyte-rich fluids. Drink 10-15 ounces (150-34.8 ml) of water or 20 fluid ounces (113-174.9 ml) of mineral water after you gain some fluids from a cold.
- You can drink water, juice, clear broth, or even clear, non-caffeinated soft drinks. Avoid coffee or caffeinated teas and soft drinks because they can cause dehydration and exacerbate your symptoms.
- Keep a water bottle on your bed and carry it with you throughout the day. If you find yourself thirsty without water you should limit your fluids.
A: You can drink water, juice, clear broth, or even clear, non-caffeinated soft drinks. Avoid coffee or caffeinated teas and soft drinks because they can cause dehydration and exacerbate your symptoms.

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A child climbs up a slide. She gets to the top of the slide. She turns around on the slide. she
OPTIONS:
- climbs back down sitting on the top of the slide.
- climbs back up the slide.
- then slides down it.
- runs to the other end and turns around again.
A: then slides down it.

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How to use a graphic flight computer to find ground speed and true heading
Align the wind direction under the " true index " mark by rotating the azimuth plate.
If the winds are from 330 at 20 knots, align 330 under the true index.
Align the grid so the center grommet is over one of the heavy lines.
OPTIONS:
- Only if you are flying with the reverse rotor or with the stick, the grid should be perpendicular to the ground. Align the grid so it is above one of the strong lines, connected to the main mast.
- It doesn't matter which line is used at this point. Mark the wind speed by counting up from the center grommet.
- The grid turns when the wind is consistently southeast away from the ground. Position a heavy line going in the direction of the ground.
- If the wind is coming from east then do not align the grid. Locate the " left terminal " mark on the ground and press it with the tire iron (that is, a large metal tube that sticks out from the ground).
A:
It doesn't matter which line is used at this point. Mark the wind speed by counting up from the center grommet.