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How to sell your wedding gown
Have the dress cleaned after your wedding.
The delicate fabric can hold onto white wine, champagne, and even perspiration stains that, while not immediately visible, may appear months after your wedding. A dress that has been properly cleaned is much more marketable.

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- Even if you think you didn't get anything on the dress, it's best to have it cleaned right after the wedding. Old stains are more difficult, and sometimes impossible, to remove without damaging the dress.
- It goes through all of these elements in-between funerals and marriage, which contribute to a faster sale process. To avoid this, at least have prior pay stubs and personal bank account receipts with all the names and contact information for the bride and groom.
- Gather any leftover fabric pieces that you can, and wash them separately from the rest. If your wedding invitation has a label on it, write " wine " before printing on the back of it.
- Obviously the more soiled it is, the more expensive it will come across to prospective buyers and your own wedding party. Depending on where you're invited, you may need to replace the dress before the wedding.

OUT: Even if you think you didn't get anything on the dress, it's best to have it cleaned right after the wedding. Old stains are more difficult, and sometimes impossible, to remove without damaging the dress.

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How to deal with competition
Act gracefully.
You can't guarantee that you will always succeed, but you can take charge of how you feel. Whether you are at work, at school, playing sports, or in any other kind of competitive environment, focus on showing good character.

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- Show that you genuinely care about the people you care about. The best examples of good character include perseverance, professionalism, honesty, hard work, and kindness.
- Be proud of others' efforts and your own, no matter who comes out on top. For instance : Be a good sport.
- The more you ignore criticism, the more you give yourself valuable opportunities to improve. Respond to any criticism with unchallenged assertiveness or self-assurance, and always be friendly.
- The more you present an impressive image, the more competitive you will be in both life and work. If the competition becomes too overwhelming to handle, you may need to talk with an employee at work about setting some ground rules.

OUT: Be proud of others' efforts and your own, no matter who comes out on top. For instance : Be a good sport.

IN: What happens next?

Young children are seen jumping on a mat back and fourth while two older women watch them on the side. the boy

OPTIONS:
- then takes a big leap and the girl stands in front of him.
- runs on his hands the ends of a mat he is on.
- is then seen jumping all over the mat performing various tricks with a power drill.
- then jumps over a bar and land aft on the mat.

OUT:
then takes a big leap and the girl stands in front of him.