Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to adapt your style of writing
Try starting out on paper.
Especially, for something different. If you normally write wikihow computers' live', then try breaking out the old pen and paper and doing it differently.
OPTIONS:
- Working together now, try something different that you may need to do any day or once a week. Also, maybe start cooling off your anger.
- Also try to be adapted to a book of 99-1200 words, what ever for long periods of time until you feel comfortable writing with this article. Depending on what you're writing, don't be afraid to experiment or start over.
- If you find that you do it all the time, you may be breaking out of writing for where you are. Fresh don't become rude or angry at yourself.
- Consider what your reader will get out of it. Why would they want to read your article versus the myriad of other sites and articles out there.
A: Consider what your reader will get out of it. Why would they want to read your article versus the myriad of other sites and articles out there.

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How to use a ruler
Understand what a ruler is.
A ruler is a measuring stick marked with units for measuring along its edge.
These can be made of plastic, cardboard, metal, or fabric.
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- A ruler is composed of 1 ruler, which is the same size as a ruler's end. A ruler is divided into 3 columns, the first column in each column.
- A ruler's handle is the largest part of its shape. It can be used in a variety of ways, for example to create the axes.
- Marked units for measuring length along its edge. These can be for either english (inches) or metric (centimeters) units of measurement.
- They may be of a variety of shapes or styles and are a good option when you want to measure things as stands for volume. The ends of the ruler will be marked in a grid or graphing grid for the standard measurements.
A: Marked units for measuring length along its edge. These can be for either english (inches) or metric (centimeters) units of measurement.

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How to use cupcake cases to keep bugs out of your drinks
Select suitable cupcake cases.
Choose paper cupcake cases with patterns and colors that suit your party theme. Check that the cupcake case fits the top of your chosen glasses too; hold the case upside down over the glass to check the coverage; it should slip over with ease.
OPTIONS:
- ( warning: be careful with plastic cases. ) Mix equal parts orange juice and coffee according to your taste.
- For a more whimsical or lively effect, hide the case inside a cupboard or cabinet cabinet. Decide how many cupcake cases you would like.
- Mark the center of each cupcake case you're using. Using the end of scissors blade, stab a small, neat hole on this mark.
- Spray the case with cooking spray or tootsie pads. Do not spray your cool beverages over the top of the cupcake case as this could result in paint problems.
A: Mark the center of each cupcake case you're using. Using the end of scissors blade, stab a small, neat hole on this mark.

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How to be assertive
Understand assertive communication.
Assertive communication carries respect for the feelings, needs, wants, and opinions of others. An assertive communicator avoids infringing upon the rights of others, while asserting their own, seeking compromise in the process.
OPTIONS:
- Assertive communication can be more than just verbal communication. It also means listening to the other person and hearing them out without interrupting.
- Assertive communication utilizes actions and words to express boundaries of needs and wants in a calm fashion, while conveying a message of confidence. Learn verbal features of assertive communication.
- When someone tells you what they want to say, correct them with direct actions instead of general words. For example, say " i understand what you want to say.
- In assertiveness, communication has value in both oneself and others. Assertive communication has action-and consequences-the result is the someone thinking and feeling wants or needs something they don't.
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Assertive communication utilizes actions and words to express boundaries of needs and wants in a calm fashion, while conveying a message of confidence. Learn verbal features of assertive communication.