context: How to collect money owed for work done
Research your customer's credit before doing business with them.
When you do a large job for someone, consider running a credit check first. It is not that hard to get set up to retrieve credit reports.

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- Choose a logical approach to drafting an invoice. This style of drafting, rather than simply telling them how much they can do without paying, is quite intuitive.
- However, you should be sure you know what your customers are going to do, before doing so. You should analyze exactly how much they owe you and what their credit score should be.
- It takes time to properly evaluate the deal and determine if you have enough money to pay off. By doing a small job at first, you can avoid extra hassle and significantly lower the price of the item you collect.
- You may find out that the customer has a habit of not paying their debts, so it's worth it to check before entering into a deal with them. You can also use the risk of not being paid as a justification for raising your fee.
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next sentence for the context: You may find out that the customer has a habit of not paying their debts, so it's worth it to check before entering into a deal with them. You can also use the risk of not being paid as a justification for raising your fee.

context: A person is shown outside brushing snow off of a car with lights on. the man

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- then vacuums snow off the car while still brushing the snow off of it.
- is using a vacuum and a jack to clean the snow off the car.
- walks around the car pushing more of the snow off and shutting the door.
- then spreads the snow all over the car.
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context: How to compliment girls
Evaluate what the girl values in herself.
The first thing you'll want to do is think about the girl and what you know she values in herself. Girls are conditioned to shy away from compliments and she'll be much more open to accepting a compliment she agrees with.

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- The first thing you need to work on is identifying your girl's values. For example, if your girl values math, then find out what she values in herself.
- Although this seems pretty ambiguous, many women have hoped for this and have given it without making the effort. Ask yourself what you really want to say to the girl in the first place and what you don't want to give her in the future.
- Notice what she's proud of, from your experiences with her and compliment her on those things. For example, if she's clearly very eager to share something she's done with other people, that's something you could compliment her on.
- On the one hand, complimenting is very common and can give you a good sense of what she values. However, you also want to try to determine whether she values liking you, " but " statements, which are statements that come from the part of her heart where she believes in herself.
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next sentence for the context: Notice what she's proud of, from your experiences with her and compliment her on those things. For example, if she's clearly very eager to share something she's done with other people, that's something you could compliment her on.

context: How to avoid aspartame
Check the labels of processed foods.
On the back of your food products, read the ingredients or " inactive ingredients " section. It is a small section underneath the " nutrition facts " section.

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- Check that it is green and contain one or two servings of unrefined sugar. Follow these three behaviors every day to keep yourself interested.
- Check this section to make sure there are no added ingredients in the food. If some products listed might be unhealthy, try handling these frequently.
- If you see either the word " aspartame " or " phenylalanine " then the product contains aspartame. Some products even have a warning that indicates people with phenylketonuria (pku) should avoid the product.
- A complete list of products is listed here. In addition to help ensure that you take the proper precautions, buying " follow-up " foods can prevent any forms of food or product from being processed, like bad-quality foods.
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If you see either the word " aspartame " or " phenylalanine " then the product contains aspartame. Some products even have a warning that indicates people with phenylketonuria (pku) should avoid the product.