Write an article based on this "Open Google Chrome. Reveal all open apps. Close Google Chrome. Open Google Chrome. Tap in the upper-right corner. Tap Recent Tabs."
article: On iPhone or iPad, double-tap the Home button. On Android, tap the Overview button (usually located on the bottom-right). To do so: On iPhone or iPad: tap the drag Chrome up, off the top of the screen. On Android: drag Chrome left or right off the screen. The "Recently Closed" section should be empty. This will only clear the recently closed tabs associated with this specific device. If you are logged into Google Chrome, you may see recently closed tabs from other connected devices.

Write an article based on this "Choose your rice. Put 1/2 cup (92.5 g) of rice into a bowl. Wash the rice."
article: You can prepare rice water with any type of rice, though white, brown, and jasmine rice are common options. If you already own rice, whatever kind of rice you have on hand will work. If you want to make large quantities of rice water, you can increase the amount of rice that you use, as long as you remember to also increase the water. Keep in mind that rice water has a shelf life of 1week. Pour water over the rice and swirl the water to remove dirt. Strain out the rice and return it to the empty bowl. Repeat the steps to wash your rice a second time.

Write an article based on this "Work on left-foot braking. Practice with your left foot to get better. Hit the brakes as smoothly as possible."
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In many go-karts, you can only brake with your left foot. Other go-karts give you the option. Either way, braking with your left foot can give you a split-second advantage over other drivers. Breaking with your left foot saves you the time that it takes to switch from the accelerator to the brake and vice versa. If you're used to driving a car, you typically brake with your right foot. That means it's going to take some practice to become proficient at braking with your left foot. Spend some time practicing on the track before you race. Go out on the track when there are few cars, and consciously think about using your left foot to brake. Place it on the brake throughout your drive so you remember to use it. If you can't seem to get the hang of it, switch back to braking with your right. If you're only so-so at braking with your left, then that's worse than just doing it with your right. If you're jerky with your brakes, you're just going to slow yourself down. Slowly press down on the brake in 1 smooth motion, and then release as needed. In other words, don't punch the brake multiple times to slow down.