context: How to choose an exfoliating cream
Determine your skin type.
Many products are suitable for a certain skin type, so to give yourself the best chance of finding the right cream for you, you should start by determining your skin type. The first thing to identify is your skin type: oily, dry, combination or normal.

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- These can be approximations, so look at the indicators for each one and see which best matches your skin. Oily: you may have enlarged pores, a dull, shiny or thick complexion, visible blackheads, pimples or other skin imperfections.
- Otherwise, both of these types are good characteristics. If you have oily, combination skin, it will not help to exfoliate.
- These can be both ideal conditions to treat, and can often be fixed by some preventative steps that you take to clean your skin. The most common exfoliating creams and exfoliants are those made from natural ingredients like fruit, milk, and baby cereal.
- There are various products you can try, including creams labeled as " facial eliminators. " these products are simply good at helping remove fine outer pores.
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context: How to keep your dog under control outside
Teach your dog the " quiet " command.
If your dog tends to bark at people or other animals when they are outside, you may want to teach them the " quiet " command. This command can encourage your dog to stop barking and calm down.

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- You can teach your dog the " quiet " command by saying " quiet " in a normal tone and making eye contact with your dog. Hold a treat in your hand when you do it and only give your dog the treat once they stop barking.
- You can also encourage your dog to go to the bathroom outside in the room without barking. The " quiet " command is often used by dogs as a way to dissuade them from barking at strangers or problems.
- To teach your dog the " quiet " command, use a pen and paper. Follow the directions on the pen, the pencil, and the papers.
- Do not use the " quiet " command if you are outside in the woods. Your dog can easily become distracted by noises or people, so using the " quiet " command will keep your dog under control.
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next sentence for the context: You can teach your dog the " quiet " command by saying " quiet " in a normal tone and making eye contact with your dog. Hold a treat in your hand when you do it and only give your dog the treat once they stop barking.

context: A man is lifting another man on his shoulders. Another man hits the man over the head with a metal chair. the man

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- throws the man onto his back on the ground.
- lies on the floor and someone puts the chair down.
- falls into the chair.
- falls down onto his couch and one of the men holds a pillow over the man.
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context: A man kneels next to a pile of wood stacked together and holds objects in front of the camera. he

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- powders his hands with hockey sugar, then pours and demonstrates how to use the powder for a fire.
- shows a stack of wood shakers and explains all the different technology he will be using when preparing a wood fire.
- begins to fashion a toy airplane out of wood twigs and tied together.
- lights a match using the objects and blows onto the stick and puts into the pile.
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lights a match using the objects and blows onto the stick and puts into the pile.