context: The woman talks to the camera and begins to wrap the box in gift wrapping paper using a pair of scissors to cut the gift wrapping paper and clear tape to tape the edges of the wrapping paper. the woman

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- then wraps the gift with final ribbon and the camera closes up on the finishes, wrapped, product.
- folds the bow and ends talks to the camera again.
- continues wrapping the present with mind bending action and end by reappearing to talk to the camera.
- then shows the wrapping paper to the camera and then places rice feathers on top to cover it.
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next sentence for the context: then wraps the gift with final ribbon and the camera closes up on the finishes, wrapped, product.

context: How to handle being hit on at the gym
Say " no " politely.
It can be pretty annoying to have your workout interrupted. It's even worse if a stranger is hitting on you.

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- Clearly indicate that you are not interested in pickup lines or invitations. You can say, " no, thanks.
- If the stranger is someone who you know or intend to know, like your roommate, you have no choice but to say " no ". Say, " i have to get a gym membership, " or " i am not here to work out.
- Do your best to say " no " politely or even kindly. This will hopefully show the person that you are comfortable and that your regular gym-affiliation is proper in situations like this.
- If you say you're not going to take a break from your workout, then sure, that person will find out. Make sure your co-workers deal with these kinds of people.
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next sentence for the context: Clearly indicate that you are not interested in pickup lines or invitations. You can say, " no, thanks.

context: How to make someone tell the truth
Avoid being accusatory.
You reduce the chances of getting someone to confide in you if you come off as accusatory. Stay calm and keep your body language neutral.

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- Say as simple and straightforward as possible when discussing your personal struggles in your life. Follow up by letting your friend know what you have asked and helping her practice these skills.
- If you are opening up to the person and making him or her believe you, then you may alienate the person without making the person trust you. When you are angry, make sure that you take a deep breath before you speak and keep your body neutral.
- If you feel upset, take a deep breath, and try to compose yourself before proceeding. Not respond with tears or loud, irritated things.
- Shouting, banging your fist on a table, and standing with your arms crossed looks intimidating. The person will be more willing to share information with you if they feel like you will understand.
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next sentence for the context: Shouting, banging your fist on a table, and standing with your arms crossed looks intimidating. The person will be more willing to share information with you if they feel like you will understand.

context: How to prepare for herniated disk surgery
Undergo a physical exam and complete any tests deemed necessary by your doctor--possibly a urine sample and an x-ray.
You'll also need to supply your medical history. Make sure to note any allergies you have.

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- Ask your doctor questions you have in regards to your herniated disk surgery and fully research the procedure. There are three common types of herniated disc surgery: laminectomy, corpectomy, and anterior cervical discectomy and fusion.
- If you're an adult, contact your doctor or hospital about the procedures necessary to effectively prepare for the operation. Undergo the surgery if you experience chest pain or difficulty breathing.
- Make sure that you have a recommended amount of travel time before surgery. Refer to your doctor about any medical conditions that might make doing this an inpatient treatment option.
- Determine what you plan to eat at the surgery. Many doctors will tell you to eat breakfast in advance, and other types of food may be absolutely necessary, such as pancakes or oatmeal with butter or some fillings.
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Ask your doctor questions you have in regards to your herniated disk surgery and fully research the procedure. There are three common types of herniated disc surgery: laminectomy, corpectomy, and anterior cervical discectomy and fusion.