Article: You may only attack other territories that are adjacent to a territory you own or that are connected to a territory you own by a sea-lane. For example, you cannot attack India from the Eastern United States because the territories are not adjacent. You may attack the same territory more than once, or you may attack different territories. You can attack the same territory from the same adjacent position, or you can attack it from different adjacent positions. Understand that attacking is optional. A player may decide not to attack at all during a turn, only deploying armies. When you want to attack another territory, you have to declare your intentions out loud. For example, you could say "I'm attacking Eastern United States from Western United States." Because your territory must be occupied at all times, you must leave at least one army behind. The number of armies you attack with will determine how many dice you get to roll when you square off the opponent whose territory you are defending. 1 army = 1 die 2 armies = 2 dice 3 armies = 3 dice You roll up to three red dice, depending on your troop size. The defending player rolls the same number of white dice as the number of troops in their defending territory, with a maximum of two. Match up the highest red die with the highest white die, and match the second highest red die with the second highest white die. If there is only one white die, only match up the highest red die with the white die. Remove one of your pieces from the attacking territory if the white die is higher or equal to its corresponding red die. Remove one of your opponent's pieces from the defending territory if the red die is higher to its corresponding white die. If you successfully wipe out all of the defending armies in the area you are attacking, then will need to occupy the territory with at least as many attacking armies as used in the attack. If you attack with three dice (or three armies), you must colonize the newly-acquired territory with at least three armies, although you can choose to colonize it with more if you wish. If at the end of your attacking turn you've conquered at least one territory, then you have earned a Risk card. You cannot earn more than one Risk card for this. The goal is to collect sets of three "Risk" cards to exchange them for new armies. If you manage to wipe out an opponent by destroying his or her last army, you gain possession of all the Risk cards he or she may have had in their hands.
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Attack adjacent territories. Attack any number of times from any one of your territories to any adjacent territory. Declare that you are going to attack. Decide how many armies you are going to use in your attack. Roll the dice. Occupy the territory if you win it. Get a Risk Card if you can.
Article: Quedo a la espera de su respuesta means "I'm looking forward to your answer." This is a good closing sentence for a formal letter in which you need a response from the recipient. You can also use the closing sentence Espero su respuesta, which means "I await your reply." Por favor no dude en contactarme si necesita mas informacion is a formal sentence that means "Please do not hesitate to contact me if you require any further information." You could also use the similar sentence Cualquier cosa estoy a su disposicion, which means "I am available should you have any questions." Use the phrase Gracias por su asistencia con este asunto if the purpose of your letter was to bring a matter to the recipient's attention. This is a formal sentence that means "thank you for your assistance in this matter." For more specific expressions of gratitude, use muchas gracias por su ayuda ("thank you for your help") or muchas gracias por su tiempo ("thank you for your time"). These Spanish final greetings are similar to "sincerely" or "sincerely yours" in English. You can also say muy atentamente, which means "very sincerely." Saludos cordiales or un saludo cordial are more formal ways to say "cordial greetings." This final greeting may be appropriate if you're writing to someone older than you, or someone in a position of authority. The phrase Le saludo atentamente means "I attentively send greetings," and is considerably more formal than the other options. Use it if you're writing to someone in a position of authority. Cordialmente is typically considered a colder final greeting. It can be used if you are writing a complaint letter or expressing displeasure about something. However, you might not want to use it for more positive letters. You may have included a word of thanks in your closing sentence. If you didn't, a final greeting such as gracias y saludos ("thank you and greetings") expresses your gratitude toward the recipient. You could also write muchisimas gracias, which means "thank you very much."
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Let the recipient know you look forward to hearing back from them. Offer assistance or further information in your closing sentence. Thank the recipient in your closing sentence. Use atentamente or cordialmente as a basic final greeting. Thank the recipient in your final greeting if you haven't already done so.
Article: Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. Doing so searches your computer for the Disk Cleanup utility. It's a flash drive-shaped icon at the top of the Start window. You'll find this in the lower-left side of the window. This will help get rid of all temporary files stored by your computer's system, which may solve the BSOD. It's at the bottom of the window. Doing so will prompt Disk Cleanup to delete the files. The deletion process may take a few minutes, especially if you've never deleted your computer's temporary files.
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Open Start . Type disk cleanup into Start. Click Disk Cleanup. Click Clean up system files. Check every box in the window. Click OK.