context: How to prepare for the birth of a child with down syndrome
Learn the range of symptoms.
Even if the diagnosis of down syndrome has been confirmed, it will be difficult to know the severity of symptoms your child may experience in advance.
Some children experience significant symptoms, while others exhibit very few physical or mental indications of the condition.

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- Children with down syndrome also may experience significant emotional and mental symptoms. A child with down syndrome may experience, for example, a decrease in their ability to pick clothes, long term difficulties with behavior, poor hygiene, diarrhea, weight problems, or depression.
- Children with down syndrome will not feel well at all, either physically or mentally. Underweight children with down syndrome may experience nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, coma, constipation, an inability to eat or drink, or a loss of mood.
- Learn about the delays your child may face. Most children with down syndrome will experience delays in speech and physical growth.
- For example, your child may have very mild symptoms on their first day of school, but will experience extra symptoms as they get older. Having down syndrome requires intensive medical attention to make sure your child has the proper treatment.
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next sentence for the context: Learn about the delays your child may face. Most children with down syndrome will experience delays in speech and physical growth.

context: A blond woman is sitting on a bed in a hotel room videotaping her self in a mirror with a white phone and talking to the camera. the woman

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- is then shown under the rain pouring down on her face smiling and making faces.
- is shown jumping off of a speed boat and hitting open water waves.
- stands up and points the camera to the door into the bathroom where a man is washing his sneakers in the sink with a brush.
- is seen bending over on the carpet and begins running her hands through her hair and she begins roller blading around on the floor.
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context: How to polish copper
Sprinkle half a lemon with table salt.
Cut a lemon in half. Then, sprinkle half the lemon with a generous amount of salt.

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- Get a small bowl with a large water source and mix the lemon water and salt in the bowl. Mix until well-combined and lumps form.
- Rub the lemon onto the copper's surface. For mildly tarnished jewelry, you can simply rub down the surface with the lemon.
- Saturate the lemon with the salt, then wipe it off the copper. Then, follow up with a heavy-duty nail polish remover or a solution like iodine and acetone.
- Be sure to drizzle all over the copper. Baking soda is great, but it tends to dry out and lose its " shine " sooner.
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next sentence for the context: Rub the lemon onto the copper's surface. For mildly tarnished jewelry, you can simply rub down the surface with the lemon.

context: How to clean a fondue pot
Fill the fondue pot with water to the level of the residue.
If the residue goes all the way to the top of the pot, fill the water to about an inch below the top.
Place the pot on the stove if it's stovetop-safe.

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- Stainless steel fondue pots are usually stovetop safe, but check the safety directions before putting it on the stove. Some stainless steel pots have glass or ceramic inserts that cannot be heated on a stove.
- If your fondue pot is stovetop-safe, you will need to fill it up to the appropriate height. All you have to do now is place a few inches from the rim of the pot about twice as high as your desired height and press the same button three times.
- Later, you may notice that the fondue pot has a filter attached to it. Remove the filter and set the pot on the burner.
- Leave enough space at the top of the pot to allow the water to fill the pot enough to level off the top, but not so much that the cover slices or clicks. Put the lid on the pot and turn the heat up.
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Stainless steel fondue pots are usually stovetop safe, but check the safety directions before putting it on the stove. Some stainless steel pots have glass or ceramic inserts that cannot be heated on a stove.