IN: What happens next?

How to deal with life being unfair
Get to the root of the problem.
In order to deal with life being unfair, you first must get to the core of the bad apple you've been tossed. Ask yourself what, exactly, is the root cause of this particular unfairness.

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- For example, suppose the other person reports that people are always doing what you would do if you were in their shoes. And the reason why is that people who weren't living up to your standards were always doing their dirty work.
- For example, if someone is in your friends place because they think your place is being taken advantage of, then they are being unfair. Maybe they are feeling unfairly treated because they know your pride is in jeopardy, and if so, why? But it doesn't often affect how someone treats you.
- Sometimes the cause will be something within your control, such as getting into a car accident because you were texting and driving. Other times the root cause is completely out of your control, such as being sexually assaulted or diagnosed with a life-threatening medical condition.
- For example, a taxi driver who never hits the curb is being unfairly late for his pickup. Consider what is causing the driver to be late for his pickup.

OUT: Sometimes the cause will be something within your control, such as getting into a car accident because you were texting and driving. Other times the root cause is completely out of your control, such as being sexually assaulted or diagnosed with a life-threatening medical condition.

IN: What happens next?

How to help a dog recover from a broken leg
Evaluate the dog for more severe injuries.
If you see your dog limping, take a look to see which leg is injured. Do a slow, careful examination of the injured leg.

OPTIONS:
- Extend your arm out to your dog. Consider the motions (for a dog with a broken leg).
- Also ask questions about the dog's gait. Talk to your vet about what evidence he or she thinks may be the cause of his or her injury.
- The broken leg could be really obvious, such as an exposed, open fracture. In this case, you'll need to keep the wound clean.
- Watch to see if there are any injuries that may warrant medical attention. Infrequent leg injuries also may warrant medical attention.

OUT: The broken leg could be really obvious, such as an exposed, open fracture. In this case, you'll need to keep the wound clean.

IN: What happens next?

A close up of a woman is seen looking off into the distance and holding a dart. she

OPTIONS:
- moves around through the game hitting a ball repeatedly back and fourth while others behind her watch.
- continues to throw darts at the dart board and the camera shows her holding a stick.
- throws the dart off into the distance before continuing with another dart in the same location.
- throws the dart onto the board which is show up close.

OUT:
throws the dart onto the board which is show up close.