Write an article based on this "Call your doctor if you experience any of the following symptoms: Call emergency responders if you overdose. Discuss your age with your doctor. Tell your doctor if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. Disclose any current or prior health problems."
article: Vision problems Difficulty breathing Confusion Dizziness Sleep disturbances including insomnia or difficulty staying awake Exhaustion Circulatory problems producing pale or blue lips, fingers, or other areas Headache Pain in your back, side, or abdomen Fever, chills, or sweating Nausea or vomiting Constipation and difficulty urinating Diarrhea The symptoms of an overdose include: A slow breathing rate Blurry vision Pinpoint pupils Sleepiness Dizziness Children and older adults sometimes require extra caution when taking medications. These medications have not been adequately studied in children to determine whether it is safe and effective for them. If you are a minor or responsible for a minor who will take these medications, discuss it with your doctor. It may be necessary for the doctor to modify your dosage if you are older, particularly if you have kidney or liver problems. Even if you think you might be pregnant, but are not sure, discuss this with your doctor before taking this medication. This is extremely important for the health of your child. Scientific studies have not documented that this medication is safe for pregnant women. If you are pregnant, ask your doctor if there are safer alternatives. If you take this medication while pregnant, your baby may go through withdrawal after birth. This medication is not safe for women who are breastfeeding and may negatively impact the infant. If you are breastfeeding, the doctor will likely suggest you take a different medication or discontinue breastfeeding. It is particularly important for your doctor to know if you have any of the following conditions: Breathing problems A heart condition A history of alcohol abuse Stomach, liver, kidney, or gallbladder problems A brain tumor or head injury Problems with your adrenal gland or thyroid

Write an article based on this "Lay down a coat of white, gray or black primer, depending on the final color. Sand the primed surface with 600-grit paper once it's dry. Repeat with another one or two coats until you've established an even base over the whole body."
article: Overlap each pass by about 50% to ensure even coverage. Watch for any body repairs or blemishes that may surface.

Write an article based on this "Repair a sagging gate. Repair a swollen gate. Repair a misaligned hinge post. Repair loose hinges."
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Drill holes into two opposite corners of the gate's frame, such as the bottom left corner and the top right corner. The space between the holes should match the openings at the end of the turnbuckle's threaded rods. Screw the threaded rods of the turnbuckle onto the frame using the pre-drilled holes. Thread each rod into one end of the turnbuckle. Make sure that the slot for the screwdriver is facing you and not the gate. Insert the screwdriver into the slot and turn it until the gate frame is square. Remove the gate from the hinge post. Plane some wood from the latch-side of the gate. Seal and paint the planed area. Reattach the gate to the hinge post. Push the hinge post against the fence frame. Attach temporary wooden braces to hold the hinge post in place at both the top and the bottom. Attach an L-bracket to the top using a screwdriver. Secure one side to the back of the hinge post and the other side to the frame's exterior. Repeat with the bottom L-bracket. Remove the gate from the hinge post by pulling the pins out of the hinges. Set the gate aside. Unscrew the remaining sides of the hinges from the hinge post. Drill out the holes using a 1/4" bit. Insert short lengths of 1/4" dowel into the holes. Cut the dowels flush with the surface of the post. Drill pilot holes for the hinge screws into the dowels. Screw the hinges back onto the hinge post. Replace the gate and secure the hinge pins.