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How to choose between best friends
Don't choose sides.
First, try to salvage both relationships by staying out of the situation as much as possible. It can be a tricky tightrope to walk, but it's often the best approach.

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- Be liberal with what you do and don't want in this person. If either of you choose to have an affair, be sure that whoever you choose feels supported, cared for, and heard from by you.
- If you can, try to keep friends at a distance. They will help you take the plunge if it's really necessary.
- If you're dealing with a friend who's apparently already dating, pick your side. It's always best to state which side is the best, as you need time to reflect and to cut the friend out of your life.
- Simply listen if one friend talks bad about the other friend. Don't try to rush to their defense but don't agree, either.
A: Simply listen if one friend talks bad about the other friend. Don't try to rush to their defense but don't agree, either.

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How to read a woman's eyes
Listen to her.
Eyes can be expressive and portray a great range of emotion, but never presume that someone's eyes can indicate that they want something counter to what they have said they want. Before trying to read a woman's eyes, listen plainly to what she says and take her words to heart.

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- For example, do not assume a woman's eyes say " yes, " when she is plainly stating " no " to your offers or propositions. Respect her words over the perceived value you want to see reflected in her expression.
- Keep an open mind and she can probably see things you're not paying attention. See if she shares your inner passions.
- Listen to her when she says something, ask her what she meant by it, and listen to how she responds. Then write any words that come to mind.
- Watch her cues and understand what you say to her so that you can accommodate her responsiveness to you. If she's in a position where she wants something specific, then it's possible that she wants something more based on your polite approach.
A: For example, do not assume a woman's eyes say " yes, " when she is plainly stating " no " to your offers or propositions. Respect her words over the perceived value you want to see reflected in her expression.

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How to manage diabetes risks in older adults
Consult your physician.
Your main point of contact for information to manage diabetes should be your physician. Your physician will be able to tell exactly what you need to do to manage your health risks.

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- Your physician will be able to diagnose your condition and make you aware of major health risks. Your physician will be able to prescribe medication to treat your health problems and health risks.
- It may be helpful to talk about treatment options and find out how to manage your illness. You can find this information on your doctor's website.
- Keep in mind that anyone can have diabetes, but most importantly, family must. If you think you may have a family history of developing diabetes, and want to address that with your doctor, you may want to alert your family doctor.
- Diabetes risk management is the best way to manage your risk of developing diabetes. There are numerous resources available to help you get a good deal of information about diabetes.
A: Your physician will be able to diagnose your condition and make you aware of major health risks. Your physician will be able to prescribe medication to treat your health problems and health risks.

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The man on the inside lane of the track starts running very fast and then jumps into a sand pit. The other man runs past the sand pit. the man

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- runs into sand again and rolls over.
- that jumped steps out of the sand pit and walks to the side.
- enters the shallow end of the track and jumps but falls and is held by some people.
- on the side lane is swinging on his legs.
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that jumped steps out of the sand pit and walks to the side.