context: How to dispose of a condom
Remove the condom correctly.
A used condom still poses the risk of pregnancy and illness. Don't spill everywhere.
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next sentence for the context: You don't want to spend twenty minutes cleaning up, much less eighteen years raising a child. Remove the condom so that fluids do not spill.

context: How to report sales tax
Contact your state's tax authority.
Sales taxes are collected by your state's department of revenue. Search online for the department's website, which typically will have information on how to register for a sales tax permit.
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next sentence for the context: You may also be able to drop by a local office if you want to speak to someone in person about registering your business to collect sales tax. You can also get help from the small business association.

context: How to tell what someone is like from their handwriting
Look at the size of the letters.
This is the first, and most basic, observation you can make about someone's handwriting. To determine what size the handwriting would be classified, visualize the paper you might have learned to write on as children.
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next sentence for the context: It is lined paper, with faint mid-lines down the center of each line. Small letters would fall below the midline, average letters hit the midline, and large letters take up the entire line.

context: How to reuse broken crayons
Preheat the oven.
Set the oven to 200 degrees fahrenheit (93 degrees celsius).
Cover a cookie sheet with tin foil.
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This will ensure no wax drips onto the oven while the crayons bake. Divide the broken crayons into bowls based on color.