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How to fold money for a money clip
Arrange your money properly.
Order your bills from largest to smallest with the larger bills on the bottom of the pile. Stacking your money appropriately will make you familiar with where your bills are so that you do not have to continuously pull all of your money out of the clip or expose it to wandering eyes.

OUT: Place your one hundred dollar bills first, fifties second, twenties third, tens fourth, fives fifth, and finally your ones on top. If you are missing any denomination, just skip it.

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How to request a fair hearing
Read your notice carefully.
If your application for benefits is denied, or if the benefits you already get are going to be stopped or suspended, you'll be sent a notice alerting you to this fact.
The notice must be sent at least 10 days before the action will take effect.

OUT: You have 90 days from the date on the notice to request a fair hearing. However, if you were previously receiving benefits and received notice that those benefits are being terminated or suspended, it is in your best interest to request a hearing as quickly as possible.

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How to eat daikon
Choose a daikon radish that's firm and smooth.
Look for a daikon radish that doesn't have a lot of wrinkles or dark spots. It should be firm and smooth.

OUT:
They range anywhere from 6 to 15 inches (15 to 38 cm) long, so choose one that's the right size for your recipe. If you're just topping a salad with it, pick a smaller daikon.