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How to sue for bankruptcy discrimination
Gather information.
You will need information about who you allege discriminated against you because you filed bankruptcy, as well as information about your bankruptcy itself.
Federal law primarily protects you against bankruptcy discrimination from government entities.

OUT: For example, no one in federal, state, or local government can use the fact that you filed bankruptcy as a reason to deny you a job or public benefits, or terminate your employment or receipt of public benefits. You also cannot be denied licenses or contracts, or be evicted from public housing because you filed for bankruptcy.

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How to make pepper steak
Cut the steak into slices.
Slice the meat into 1/4-inch (6.35-mm) strips, cutting it against the grain.
If the resulting strips are still larger than bite-size, cut them in half to divide the length.

OUT: The grain refers to the direction in which the muscle fibers in the beef are aligned, and it can be spotted by examining your steak for fine lines. Cutting with the grain means will result in tough, stringy steak, while cutting against it will make the steak more tender.

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How to get a wifi android phone with no contract
Set a price range.
Before choosing a new android phone, you should first determine how much you are willing to spend on the device. It is just good form to set up a price range for yourself before setting out to buy a new device of any kind.

OUT:
Go to your phone carrier's website and search for your android phone. Once you have decided on the make and model, and if you already have a contract with a cell phone carrier, you can go on to their website and see if they have the one you chose in stock.