Adding a fluid or other cleaning solution will only help the stain set. It's important to deal with these stains promptly so they don't have a chance to set. If the stain has had time to set, you can sprinkle baking soda on it. Leave it for a few hours, allowing the grease to soak into the baking soda. Then, brush everything off with a rag. Take a cotton swab and dip it in rubbing alcohol. Rub at the stain until the ink is lifted. If the stain is particularly large, you might need more than one cotton swab to take care of it. Mix equal quantities of each ingredient, creating a paste. The amount of paste you need to make depends on the size of the spot you're trying to clear. Slather the paste on the stain, and let it stand for 10 minutes before wiping it away with a damp cloth.
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One-sentence summary -- Wipe grease stains away with a dry cloth. Use rubbing alcohol to handle ink stains. Mix lemon juice and cream of tartar to handle dark spots.

Have the discussion in a neutral location, such as the living room or the kitchen. Avoid the bedroom or ones' office. Have the discussion in private without other people involved such as friends, children or parents. Avoid distractions like computers and phones, so you can each turn your attention towards the conversation at hand. Have the discussion at a time when both partners are rested and not distracted. Don't worry about the adage, "Never go to bed angry." It is usually better for both partners to be able to rest, calm down, and gain some perspective on the disagreement. Take breaks when necessary. Fighting, even when done fairly, is exhausting, and you will both have more productive conversations when you can clear your head. Even taking five minutes apart can make a difference. Don't let little things build up into big things. If you are angry about something, tell your partner about it. Keep talking through problems. If you stop talking and give your partner the silent treatment, nothing is going to get resolved. Spend one-third of the time talking about your own perspective, one-third of the time listening closely and intimately (holding hands or otherwise touching each other) to your partner, and one-third mutually engaging in the dialogue at hand. Do not engage in name-calling. Even terms of endearment can be hurtful if they are used heatedly. Don't tell your partner how they feel or how they should act or respond. Be respectful of their feelings and do not project your own feelings on them. Don't use words like "always" and "never." An example is, "You always do this," or "You never do that." These words are exaggerations and only serve to alienate your partner. Also, do not use the word "but," as in, "I understand what you're feeling, but?" Do not bring up past grievances. Keep the conversation rooted in the immediate issue, so that you can address that first. Admitting when you are at fault can be a huge step in reaching compromise or resolution. Your honesty will help your partner trust you more. You should not threaten or physically hurt your partner or their belongings. If your anger feels like it's starting to boil over, take a break, get some fresh air, and return to the conversation when you've calmed down. No human is infallible, yourself included. Your partner might make mistakes, but if you are willing to work on your problems together and having calm discussions together, you should work towards forgiveness. If the discussion is not productive and continues to be hurtful and unresolved, you may need to bring in an objective third party. A professionally trained mediator or counselor is preferable over a family member or close friend, who may bring their own perspective to the problem and complicate the matter further.
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One-sentence summary -- Choose an appropriate setting and time. Maintain open lines of communication. Divide the discussion into thirds. Be respectful. Remove certain words from your fighting vocabulary. Keep the discussion to the topic at hand. Take responsibility for your part in the disagreement. Remain calm and do not engage in physical violence or threats. Forgive your partner and yourself. Engage a mediator or seek professional counseling.

You will need to log in to your Twitter account from a PC, laptop, or tablet to revoke the access that third-party apps have to your Twitter account. Once you have logged on, locate your account settings icon. This can be found in the top right corner of your Twitter homepage. The default image for this icon is in the shape of a gear. Your settings icon may also be shaped like an egg, or it may be a thumbnail image of your choosing. After you have selected your account settings icon, you will see a list of options. From the options available, choose the heading labeled "Settings and privacy." Clicking on your settings should open a panel on the left-hand side of the screen with assorted options. Scroll down until you see the "Apps" heading and select it. You should be able to find "Apps" second or third from the bottom of your settings options. Opening your apps page should have populated a list of apps that are linked to your Twitter account. Search through these until you find the offending app, and then click the button labeled "Revoke access."
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One-sentence summary -- Log in to Twitter. Click the account settings icon. Open your "Settings" page. Navigate to your "Apps" page. Find and remove the app in question.

Do not recklessly attack Slade after mashing his mask off. He will be more dangerous than before, and he also won't let you attack him anymore. Any attempt to land a combo without countering will end up in a counter sequence beneficial to Slade only. Eventually, you will be able to land a few hits on him. Don't be too greedy with damaging Slade though. This battle is pretty long, and he isn't an easy opponent to beat, so it's better to conserve your HP. Once you've dealt enough damage, Slade will start using a gadget similar to the Batclaw. Once he fires it, it will attach to Batman's chest, and the other end will grab a canister of gas. Use the counter button at the right time to send the canister flying at Slade. Quickly run up to Slade and attack him. If you fail to send the canister to Slade, he will start shooting at you with his gun, so try to send the canisters back as much as you can. When Slade's HP reaches a certain low point, he'll once again throw a smoke pellet and attack you. This time, Batman will take Slade's staff and break it in half. In retaliation, Slade will now use his sword.
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Be cautious. Wait for the opportunity to strike, and keep countering and blocking Slade's attacks. Prepare to counter again. Continue countering and landing small attacks on Slade until you get his HP down. Counter Slade's strikes and deliver a beat down once you're allowed to.